Actress Emma Roberts attends the 'Nerve' New York Premiere at SVA Theater on July 12, 2016 in New York City. (Photo : Getty Images/Mike Coppola)
As "Scream Queens" Season 2 is fast approaching, fans cannot help themselves but hang on to their seats with excitement for the upcoming show. Emma Roberts, who plays Chanel Oberlin in the series, just dropped a major spoiler about her character's brewing romance with one of the new cast members of the show.
On July 12, the 25-year-old actress sat down with Andy Cohen on Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live" to discuss about her character's new love life and recurring role in Season 2. She also talked about how the show's newest cast members, Taylor Lautner and John Stamos, will bring a new layer of drama.
"One of them is my love interest," ET quoted Roberts as saying. "I don't know if we always do things appropriately over there. Honestly, I'd be happy with either of them or both of them."
In "Scream Queens" Season 2, the 52-year-old "Fuller House" actor is set to play the splendid and shrouded Dr. Brock Holt, who is the head surgeon of the hospital. "The Twilight Saga" star, on the other hand, will star as a passionate doctor, Dr. Cassidy Cascade, who suffers from a strange medical condition. He becomes the primary suspect when a series of tragic events plagues the institution.
Stamos and Lautner's characters, dubbed as "studly" doctors, will be directly involved with a recurring cast member, Glenn Powell, who reprise his role as Chad Radwell. It was reported previously that the latter will do some perverted things in the hospital.
"All I can tell you is that I read a scene where John Stamos and I are not wearing clothes," Powell, 27, told E! News, adding jokingly that he plans to undergo a strict diet. "I should probably not have a carb for a second because I do not want John Stamos to show me up."
"Scream Queens" Season 2 is scheduled to premiere on Sept. 20 at 9:00 PM (EST) on Fox Network. Check out the video below for more details about the show's much-awaited new season:
