Da’Vine Joy Randolph shuts down rumours of TheIdol's toxic work environment
Da’Vine Joy Randolph, who stars as Destiny in “The Idol” — Jocelyn’s manager — opens up on why co-creator Sam Levinson took over the much-discussed series and the likelihood of a second season.
“But also, this happens all the time,” the “High Fidelity” star noted. “All the time! I’ve had things where I’ve been let go because they changed the concept, or they changed the lead person — and then I no longer fit into that show. As for “The Idol”‘s future — which has not yet been announced amid the show’s backlash — Randolph feels confident that a second season will see the light of day.
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