All The Queen’s Men: Meet The Cast Of Season 5

In All The Queen’s Men, Eva Marcille leads a talented ensemble which includes Skyh Alvester Black, Candace Maxwell, Racquel Palmer, Michael “Bolo” Bolwaire, Keith Swift Jr., Dion Rome, Jeremy “Masterpiece” Williams, Cee “Carter the Body” Carter, and O’Shea Russell.

The drama series from executive producers Tyler Perry and Christian Keyes is currently in its fifth and final season. The season started with everything hanging in the balance after an insane life-or-death cliffhanger that affected Madam’s (Marcille) ability to run Club Eden, meaning the rest of the show’s characters are forced to step up. The first eight episodes of Season 5 are available to stream on Paramount+, and the concluding half of the season is expected to roll out weekly on Wednesdays in Fall 2026.

Read on to find out more about the principal cast of the show, the characters they play, and where you’ve seen them before.

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Who is in the cast?

Below is a list of stars you’ll see in the All the Queen’s Men Season 5 cast. If you’re a Tyler Perry universe fan, you’ll notice a few familiar faces.

The principal Season 5 cast includes:

Eva Marcille as Marilyn “Madam” DeVille
Skyh Alvester Black as Amp “Addiction” Anthony
Candace Maxwell as DJ Dime
Racquel Palmer as Blue
Michael “Bolo” Bolwaire as Doc
Keith Swift Jr. as Babyface
Dion Rome as El Fuego
Jeremy “Masterpiece” Williams as Midnight
Cee “Carter the Body” Carter as Trouble
O’Shea Russell as Tommy

Meet the Season 5 cast

Here’s a deep dive into the cast of All the Queen’s Men Season 5, including how each character is positioned in the story, and where you’ve seen the actors before.

Eva Marcille as Madam

Eva Marcille stars in All the Queen’s Men as Marilyn DeVille, better known as Madam. Season 5 begins in the aftermath of Madam falling into a coma after being shot by an unidentified attacker. Madam is the powerful owner of Club Eden, the best male exotic nightclub in Atlanta, and keeps things running (relatively) smoothly by being loyal, manipulative, strong, fiercely protective, and willing to do anything and everything to keep her status as HBIC, even as she recovers from her coma.

Where you’ve seen her: America’s Next Top Model, The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Tyler Perry’s Sistas, Tyler Perry’s House of Payne

Skyh Alvester Black as Amp “Addiction” Anthony

Skyh Alvester Black stars in All The Queen’s Men as Amp “Addiction” Anthony. Addiction is Madam’s nephew who holds family above all else – even when his loyalty pushes him into dangerous predicaments. In Season 5, Amp juggles his own family complications even as the overarching turmoil surrounding Madam intensifies.

Where you’ve seen him: Tyler Perry’s Sistas

Candace Maxwell as DJ Dime

Candace Maxwell stars as DJ Dime in All The Queen’s Men. DJ Dime runs the night as Club Eden’s emcee and holds a similar position in the background as a key part of the club’s inner circle. She has an unstable (did someone say “toxic”?) relationship with Madam’s nephew, Amp, filled with breakups, fights, makeups and all-around drama. By the Season 5 mid-season finale, Dime is caught between a rock and a hard place – and by rock we mean an engagement ring from Amp. But questions arise as to whether he is actually the father of her baby.

Where you’ve seen her: A Madea Homecoming

Racquel Palmer as Blue

Racquel Palmer portrays Blue, Madam’s ex-military bodyguard in All The Queen’s Men. Madam trusts Blue as one of her most loyal and capable allies. Her, shall we say, set of very special skills make her particularly important in Madam’s current state. Season 5 sees Blue working with Tommy (O’Shea Russell) to figure out who shot Madam.

Where you’ve seen her: Tyler Perry’s Sistas

Michael “Bolo” Bolwaire as Doc

Michael “Bolo” Bolwaire stars as Doc, one of Eden’s many dancers in All The Queen’s Men. Doc is very close to Madam, and she regards him as one of the most trusted members of her circle thanks to his longstanding loyalty. But Doc falls into a shady situation as the chaos at Eden ripples beyond Madam’s shooting.

Where you’ve seen him: Tyler Perry’s Divorced Sistas

Keith Swift Jr. as Babyface

Keith Swift Jr. portrays Babyface, one of Eden’s most popular dancers, in All The Queen’s Men. He’s a top member of Madam’s crew and isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty when business calls for it.

Where you’ve seen him: The role of Babyface is Swift’s breakout performance.

Dion Rome as El Fuego

Dion Rome plays El Fuego, the tech genius with moves, in All The Queen’s Men. As one of Eden’s lead dancers, he tries to stay focused on his role. But his talents have repeatedly yanked him from the stage and into dangerous conflicts in the name of Club Eden (and Madam).

Where you’ve seen him: Tyler Perry’s Sistas

Jeremy Williams as Midnight

Jeremy Williams stars as Midnight in All The Queen’s Men and – you guessed it – he’s a dancer at Club Eden who is also a loyal member of Madam’s crew. After a fatal-attraction-level altercation that involved her stabbing him – which was slightly overshadowed in the Season 4 finale by the bigger moment of Madam’s shooting. It happens. – Renee (Heart Hayes) is still on his case.

Where you’ve seen him: Pitch Perfect 2

Cee “Carter the Body” Carter as Trouble

Cee “Carter the Body” Carter stars as Trouble in All The Queen’s Men. She lives up to her name because, yes, she is the drama. She’s a dancer at Eden and, for now, manages the other dancers at the club. That could change in the second half of Season 5, however, because they’re getting sick of her antics.

Where you’ve seen her: Love & Hip-Hop: Hollywood

O’Shea Russell as Tommy

O’Shea Russell portrays Tommy, Madam’s right-hand man in All The Queen’s Men. Tommy is deeply devoted to Madam, which makes him extremely important after Season 4’s cliffhanger shooting. Tommy works with Madam’s bodyguard, Blue, to track down who shot Madam.

Where you’ve seen him: Happy Anniversary (2025)

Supporting and recurring cast

The show’s regular cast is supported by a handful of important characters from the club world, as well as the investigation into Madam’s shooting.

The supporting cast includes:

Kiki Haynes as Detective Davis
Rashan Ali as Ms. Tandy
Timothy “Bayou Banga” Roberts as Big D
Chrystale Wilson as Carla
MonstaMovez as Quincy
Christian Keyes as Concierge (Keyes, who wrote the book the show is based on, also serves as a creator, writer, and executive producer of All the Queen’s Men)

What is Season 5 about?

Here’s what Season 5 of All the Queen’s Men is about.

WARNING: There are spoilers ahead (along with a heavy dose of drama)!

The cliffhanger to end all cliffhangers: Madam has been shot, and no one knows whodunit. Season 4 ended with Madam in a coma – and Club Eden in a state of unrest, to say the least. Life in and around the club is chaotic on a normal day, but without Madam to hold the strings, things are extra out of control. While Madam lies in the hospital, an investigation to figure out who tried to take her down begins, and by the mid-season finale we know who the culprit is. In the background, though, the struggle to take over Club Eden commences, with her allies and adversaries plotting their next moves. Will someone else take the crown? Or will it stay firmly planted on Madam’s head?

Watch now on Paramount+

Season 5 of All The Queen’s Men is streaming now on Paramount+. In fact, every episode of the show is streaming on the service for Paramount+ Essential or Paramount+ Premium subscribers.

If you’re new to the show or simply want to relive the drama, don’t fret. With the show on a break for a bit longer, you have just enough time to catch up with all of these characters before the back half of Season 5 begins.