From Serayah to Eminem, BMF Isn't Playing Around When It Comes to Its Guest Stars

Updated on 11/15/2021 at 1:30 PM

BMF has quickly become one of our new favorite shows. Between all the drama and the A+ casting, 50 Cent sure wasn't exaggerating when he said BMF was going to be the "biggest show" on television. Oh, and can we just take a moment to discuss the star-studded guest appearances? So far, we've been treated to cameos from La La Anthony, Sydney Mitchell, Serayah, and Snoop Dogg, just to name a few. Eminem also made an extremely brief cameo as Richard Wershe, aka White Boy Rick, on episode seven. Ahead, take a look at all the celebrities who have guest-starred on the Starz show so far!

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Snoop Dogg

The rapper transformed into Pastor Swift for episode three of the series.

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La La Anthony

Anthony made her BMF debut in episode one as Markaisha Taylor, the wife of drug lord Pat, played by Wood Harris.

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Sydney Mitchell

Mitchell plays the recurring role of Lawanda, Terry's (Da'Vinchi) girlfriend and mother of his child.

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Wood Harris

Harris's recurring role on the show sees him as a drug kingpin named Pat.

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Kash Doll

Kash Doll's acting debut sees her as a paralegal named Monique and one of Meech's (Demetrius "Lil Meech" Flenory Jr.) lovers.

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Serayah

We met Serayah's character, Lori Walker, in episode four of the series. Lori is Meech's girlfriend and they share a child named Neeka.

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From Serayah to Eminem, BMF Isn't Playing Around When It Comes to Its Guest Stars

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