Queen Sugar

Rutina Wesley portrays Nova Bordelon, one of the three siblings and an activist journalist. Nova is dedicated to fighting for social justice and often finds herself at odds with her family's traditional values.

Dawn-Lyen Gardner plays the role of Charley Bordelon West, the ambitious and determined sister of Nova. Charley, a successful businesswoman, returns to Louisiana to help manage the family farm.

Kofi Siriboe portrays Ralph Angel Bordelon, the youngest sibling and a single father who is determined to prove himself and provide a better life for his son. Ralph Angel faces various challenges as he tries to run the farm and maintain a stable life.

Nicholas L. Ashe plays the role of Micah West, Charley's teenage son. Micah is forced to adapt to a new environment as he moves from Los Angeles to Louisiana and grapples with the complexities of his family's history.

Dondre Whitfield portrays Remy Newell, a local farmer and love interest of Charley Bordelon West. Remy is a reliable and supportive presence in Charley's life as she navigates the challenges of managing the family farm.

Omar Dorsey plays the character of Hollywood Desonier, a kind-hearted and loyal friend of the Bordelon family. Hollywood provides both emotional support and practical guidance to the siblings as they face the trials of their personal and professional lives.

Greg Vaughan portrays the character of Calvin, a police officer who becomes involved in a complicated romantic relationship with Nova. Calvin's role in law enforcement creates tension in their relationship due to his position and Nova's activism.

Tina Lifford plays Violet Bordelon, the matriarch of the Bordelon family and a source of strength and wisdom. Violet faces her own personal struggles while always striving to support and guide her children through their challenges.