Yaya Dacosta, Melanie Liburd, Rebecca Rittenhouse and Stephanie Suganami joined La La Anthony in the cast of “Group Chat,” a Hulu pilot produced by Kim Kardashian and Kenya Barris, based on Anthony’s 2014 book, “The Love Playbook: Low for Love and Happiness.”
“Group Chat” was first announced during development on Hulu in August 2024, along with news that Kardashian had signed a first look deal on his 20th TV, and the growth of the Disney project. In addition to her family’s reality series “The Kardashians,” which was streamed on Hulu for six seasons since then in 2022, Kardashian will appear in FX’s “American Horror Story: Delicate,” and will then be seen on Hulu as the star and executive producer of Ryan Murphy’s legal drama “All’s Fair.”
Kardashian is not a main cast member of “Group Chat”, but he will serve as a narrator and guest star.
According to the official logline of “Group Chat”, the series is “a satirical comedy about a successful woman in her 40s who conquered LA, and at first glance it seems to have everything. But behind the perfect life of the painting is a group chat that tells the real story.
Dacosta is best known for starring as Andrea Freeman in Netflix’s “Linecoln Lawyer,” as well as Whitney Houston in “Whitney,” directed by Angela Bassett’s lifelong biography, and April Sexton in NBC’s “Chicago Med.” She is represented by Gersh. Credits such as NBC’s “This Is Us,” HBO’s “The Is Us,” and the 2024 film “Bad Boys 4” represent IAG and untitled entertainment. Known for playing the title role in Hulu’s “Maggie,” Rittenhouse, who appears in Netflix’s upcoming series “His and Hers,” is represented by Rogue Management and CAA. Suzuki, who starred in three episodes of the 2025 films Opus and Power Book II: Ghost, is represented by M88, Gersh and Granderson Des Rochers.
