Robin Givens to Guest star on ABC’s ‘Suburgatory’

Robin-Givens Cast Suburgatory

Robin Givens is back! Well sort of, a rogue casting director from ABC cast Givens in a guest starring role in ‘Suburgatory.’ The comedy follows a young girl that is plucked from the big city by her single parant father after he finds condoms in her dresser draw. Now she has to rebuild her life in a slow paced world.

Given is best know for her knockout blow to Iron Mike Tyson that left him in a daze for the past 20 years. After that, Givens kept a very low profile for many years.

In the show she will play Tulsa, a former nemesis of Dallas(Cheryl Hines), from queen of the suburban housewives. Givens episode will air in March.

Givens also recently appeared in a recurring guest role in NBC’s ‘Chuck,’ she played a strick tough black ops director.

‘Suburgatory’ comes on TV every Wednesday at 830 pm on ABC.

 

 

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  1. REAL REAL TALK says:

    THATS FUNNY THIS BB?ITCH NEVER GIVES TO ANYBODY SHE DOES ALL THE TAKING FROM TYSON
    TO WHOEVER???????

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  2. duane says:

    Robin Givens did not deliver “a knockout blow” to Mike Tyson or anybody! The truth is, this beautiful and sexy woman left Tyson after he had terrorized and tortured her from the beginning of their marriage. And Robin’s “profile” was far from being “low.” For 20 years she was labeled “The Most Despised Woman in America” by both blacks and whites. For 20 years, both the media and the public, black and white, bullied her and demeaned her to the point where, according to a poll taken by Ebony magazine, most respondents, despite considerable evidence that Tyson had abused and harassed her from the start of their marriage, actually wanted them to stay together. What Robin deserves now is for the country to get off her gorgeous back and let her live her life and go about her career. The poor girl has really and truly been put through enough crap!

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