‘Reasonable Doubt’ Season 4 Gets Premiere Date and First Look at the New Cast
- Je-Ree

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Reasonable Doubt is gearing up for another season of legal battles, complicated relationships and plenty of questions following that Season 3 cliffhanger. Hulu has released the first-look images for Season 4, giving fans a peek at what's ahead while wisely keeping some of the answers we're all waiting for under wraps.
Season 4 deals with the fallout from the brutal attack that closed out last season, leaving Jax's family and the newly established firm shaken. As if everyone doesn't already have enough to deal with, one of the firm's most loyal clients becomes the center of a growing media firestorm. A little peace and quiet was never in the cards on Reasonable Doubt.
New Faces Are Shaking Things Up
Season 4 is bringing some serious additions to the Reasonable Doubt ensemble. Meagan Good joins as a series regular alongside R&B singer Tank, who plays Eric Cropper, a wealthy and powerful music artist with longstanding ties to the firm.
And Eric isn't arriving without baggage. La La Anthony joins the season as Melina Cropper, his first wife, while Taylor Polidore Williams plays Brooke Cropper, his calculating second wife who is preparing for a heated divorce. DeVaughn Nixon rounds out the Cropper family as Eric's younger brother and A&R manager, Tyger Cropper. A first wife, a second wife and a divorce battle? Yeah, this already sounds promising.
Rutina Wesley will appear as entertainment journalist Desiree Grant, while Alexxis Lemire plays Layla Love, an artist signed to Eric's record label. Throw a celebrity client into a media firestorm with that many complicated relationships surrounding him, and something tells us the firm won't be enjoying a quiet stretch anytime soon.
Morris Chestnut Is Back, Too
The first-look rollout also brings back a very familiar face: Morris Chestnut as Corey Cash. Chestnut returns as a recurring guest star for Season 4 alongside Joseph Sikora and Brandee Evans, giving this next chapter some connections to the legal and personal drama viewers have already watched unfold.
The images tease a season that appears ready to expand the world of Reasonable Doubt while building on the fallout from Season 3. Between a shaken family, a vulnerable new firm and a high-profile client whose problems are becoming very public, there is no shortage of drama waiting when the series returns.
And really, would Reasonable Doubt have it any other way?




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