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    christineBy christineOctober 1, 2024Updated:October 1, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Reginae Carter (Toya & Reginae) talks about her new role as Miss 290

    Premiering Thursday, August 8, Kold & Windy exposes the reality behind Chicago’s south side and its street culture that has influenced our entire nation. New to the cast is Reginae Carter (Toya & Reginae) as Miss 290, one half of Kold & Windy’s rival rap group, K-Town.  Here she talks about her role with Paul Salfen.

    BIO: Multitalented starlet, Reginae Carter, often seen as a celebrity child born into the industry’s limelight at Its surface, is much more than that. Reginae Djuan Carter is a 24-year-old actress, and television Personality rooted from one of the cultures Capitol, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. The talented starlet was born to the famous childhood sweethearts: Dwayne Michael Carter Jr, the rapper popularly known as Lil’ Wayne, Antonia Johnson, an television personality, best-selling author, and producer known to most of her fans as Toya Johnson. 

    More On Kold X Windy: This season brings conflict and desire, along with new characters and betrayals. Rising hip-hop and drill star Malika “Kold” Wise (Sh’Kia Augustin, Black Lightning), who is now very pregnant with her deceased fiancé’s child, has fallen into an emotional rollercoaster of anxiety and violent fits. Although Kold x Windy have recently signed with Achieve Jamz, Malika seems to have lost her musical footing. Forced to return to committing her “stains,” she’s reverting to the life she so desperately tried to leave behind. Her trusted confidant and group member Renee “Windy” Johnson (Nijah Brenea, Rap Sh!t), is still obsessed with reppin’ Kold x Windy on the mic and in the streets. Despite her bulletproof façade, Renee is dealing with her own set of demons.

    Returning cast includes Brely Evans (Ambitions) as GeGe, Kaja Brielle (Black Lightning) as Shelly Winter, Kiyanne Muhammad (Love and Hip Hop: New York) as Temperance “Temper” Davis, Solo Lucci (Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood) as Pop Off, and more.

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