Acording to a source who is indirectly involved with the production on the Marvel series, the 'Good News' artist will be making an appearance as herself on the highly-anticipated series.
- Jul 5, 2021
AceShowbiz - Megan Thee Stallion may be joining the MCU soon. If a new report is to be believed, the Hot Girl Summer is set to appear in several episodes of upcoming DisneyPlus series, "She-Hulk".
According to CBR, "Everything Always" host Michael Roman got an exclusive tip from someone indirectly involved with the production on the Marvel series that the "Good News" artist will be making an appearance as herself on the highly-anticipated series. Additionally, the femcee allegedly will recur the role in multiple episodes.
While Roman claimed that he's "99.9 percent sure" about this news, he urged fans to "take everything with a grain of salt." Regardless the warning, fans of the Houston femcee were both shocked and excited for the report. "The way I thought this was a joke until I saw the video. I AM READY FOR IT," one person said. Another fan added, "I think it's dope that she getting into her acting bag. This also shows that she don't let the jokes people say about her bother her."
"She making big moves," another user tweeted. "If this is true, what an amazing opportunity, and for her fans that know her this is right up her alley. Not exactly horror, but definitely her type of role. Congratulations," one comment read.
"She-Hulk" follows Bruce Banner's cousin Jennifer Walters, who will be played by Tatiana Maslany. Also reportedly joining the cast member is Jameela Jamil. "The Good Place" star was said to be playing supervillain Titania.
The series is just one of the many web TV series in development at the Mouse House streaming service following the conclusion of Phase Three of Marvel Cinematic Universe, which started with "Captain America: Civil War" in 2016 and ended with "Spider-Man: Far From Home" in 2019. Kat Coiro and Anu Valia will be in charge of directing "She-Hulk", with Jessica Gao serving as head writer.
