Charli XCX surprises fans, joins star-studded sitcom cast
The internet is buzzing about the series "Overcompensating," thanks to its star-studded cast. Among the actors is Charli XCX. Initially, the singer was only supposed to work on the comedy's soundtrack. Could this be her big return to acting?
9:53 AM EDT, October 3, 2024
Charli XCX is a British artist who gained popularity with songs like "I Love It," "Break the Rules," "Boom Clap," and "1999." Despite millions of views and loads of sentiment, those old tracks are now a thing of the past. On June 7th, Charli XCX released a neon album that stunned hyperpop and electronic music fans. The edgy and rebellious album intrigued many internet users, making everyone want to embrace their inner brat. "BRAT" inspired not only wild outfits but also bold actions.
Is Charli XCX continuing her acting career?
Charli XCX is an incredibly versatile artist. Beyond her stage activities, she's involved in numerous fashion projects, and her face often graces billboards for well-known brands. The singer has also explored acting. She appeared in productions such as the thriller "I Want Your Sex" with Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman in the lead roles, a remake of Daniel Goldhaber's 1978 film "Faces of Death" starring Barbie Ferreira, and an adaptation of Julia Jackman's novel "100 Nights of Hero" featuring Emma Corrin and Maika Monroe.
The singer will appear in the series
Charli has decided to take on another acting challenge. Information has surfaced online that she will appear in the comedy series "Overcompensating." Originally, the artist was only supposed to contribute to the soundtrack. While the exact release date of the series is unknown, it is expected to be released in the second half of 2025.
The series will also feature actors Wally Baram, Mary Beth Barone, Adam DiMarco, and Rish Shah as regular cast members, while supporting roles will include Connie Britton, Kyle MacLachlan, Kaia Gerber, Julia Shiplett, Tommy Do, Alexandra Beaton, Claire Qute, Elias Azimi, and Maddie Phillips.
Source: Variety
