A Boston police detective who works alongside Woody Hoyt and collaborates with Jordan Cavanaugh's office on cases. Part of the police ensemble in the series.
Guest at the White Lotus resort whose stay contributes to the unfolding social satire and dysfunctional exploits.
Reporter and Tony Stark's former fling.
Intrepid journalist covering Stark Industries.
Emma is Henry's Halloween-hating wife, despite returning home with him after a celebratory evening. She secretly extinguishes their jack-o'-lantern before midnight and tears down the decorations, prompting her murder. Later, Sam sees her repeating the same violation and moves in to punish her.
Nick Rice's assistant prosecutor. She is among a group of six attorneys from Cantrell's office who are killed by car bombings orchestrated by Clyde.
Amanda Vaughn is a former high-school Queen Bitch and a recently widowed mother of two who returns to Highland Park after losing her wealth when her husband was exposed for stealing billions and died in a car crash. She moves in with Gigi Stopper and tries to rebuild her life while facing resentment from former schoolmates.
Meg is Terry's close friend who proposes a girls' night to support her after Jeffrey leaves for a supposed family visit. She becomes suspicious of Colin, follows him outside, and is killed when he strikes her with a shovel after attempting to prevent her from alerting Terry.
Jerry's fiancée who initially sets boundaries regarding wedding events. She participates in elaborate deceptions with Jerry, including faking a pregnancy and miscarriage, to avoid the game, before ultimately reconciling with Jerry.
Griffin's ex-girlfriend who rejects him due to his zookeeping career. She briefly returns into his life but ultimately represents the conditional expectations he must reject.
A modern artist and the Collins family daughter whose relationship with Sebastian is tested by class differences, parental interference, and her struggle for authentic success.
Joanie is John's wife and the mother of their two children. She organizes a surprise birthday party, takes the children to the park, and later returns home with John after his release. Richie claims she hired him to kill John for insurance money; when John attacks her, she fights back and helps attack Richie.
Leslie Bibb has 79 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Babysitter Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The White Lotus, Iron Man, Palm Royale. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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