Garcelle Beauvais: New Movies After RHOBH
Garcelle Beauvais is making major moves! The actress and former “RHOBH” star is expanding her career with Lifetime after departing the reality show. beauvais is set to star in and executive produce new films, including sequels to “Taken at a Truck Stop” and “Terry McMillan Presents: Tempted 2 Love,” amplifying her focus on narratives that feature diverse voices. Moreover, Netflix renewed “Survival of the Thickest,” cementing her presence in the acting world. This move reflects Beauvais’ desire to prioritize family and Hollywood goals. Lifetime is also extending the “Black Girl Missing” franchise under her executive production, continuing discussions on inequalities affecting missing women of color. News Directory 3 is following Beauvais’s journey closely! Discover what’s next for the multitalented Garcelle.
Garcelle beauvais Expands Acting Role with Lifetime After RHOBH Exit
Updated May 30, 2025
Garcelle Beauvais, 58, is expanding her acting and producing career after leaving “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” (RHOBH). Beauvais cited wanting to spend more time with family and focus on her Hollywood goals as reasons for her departure from the reality show.
Beauvais, who has been acting sence the late 1980s, gained a new fanbase from “RHOBH.” She is known for her roles in “the Jamie Foxx show” and “NYPD Blue.” Her role as an actress also continues on Netflix’s ”Survival of the Thickest,” which has been renewed for a third season.
The former “RHOBH” star is expanding her partnership with Lifetime, where she will star in and executive produce new films. According to a statement, the upcoming films include “Taken at a Truck Stop: A Black Girl Missing Movie,” and “Terry McMillan Presents: Tempted 2 Love.” Both films are sequels.
“I’m thrilled to continue telling stories that resonate deeply with audiences and put women—especially Black women—at the center,” Beauvais said. “Working with Lifetime has given me the chance to expand narratives that are heartfelt, suspenseful, and full of purpose.Both of these films are incredibly special to me,and I can’t wait for audiences to experience them.”
Elaine Frontain Bryant, EVP and Head of Programming at A&E, Lifetime, and LMN, said Beauvais’ passion inspires audiences. “We are honored to continue our collaboration with Garcelle as both a producer and star,” Bryant said. “These new films not only deepen the emotional and cultural resonance of our programming but also reaffirm our shared commitment to championing diverse voices and stories that matter.”
Lifetime enhanced its partnership with Garcelle Beauvais last year. Beauvais said on Instagram that Lifetime is extending the “Black Girl Missing” franchise with two new movies executive produced by her. “Black Girl missing” earned awards and nominations, continuing conversations about inequalities where missing girls and women of color are ignored.
What’s next
Garcelle Beauvais continues her work as an actress and producer, focusing on projects that highlight diverse voices and stories after her exit from “RHOBH”.