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Kevin Hart's Childhood Turned Into Adult Animated Show
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Inspired by Kevin Hart's upbringing in North Philadelphia, 'Lil Kev' is set to dive deep into the actor's rocky childhood and his journey towards comedy superstardom.

AceShowbiz - BET+ has added its first adult animated comedy, "Lil Kev," based on Kevin Hart's upbringing in North Philadelphia. Expected to premiere in the spring, it tackles real-life issues with a "no-holds-barred" approach with no words being off limits.

The show follows a 12-year-old Kevin as he navigates his tumultuous environment, filled with unforgettable characters and uproarious situations.

In this animated series, Wanda Sykes plays Nancy, Kevin's hardworking and God-fearing mother, who juggles night shifts as an E.R. nurse while striving to keep Kevin on the right path. Deon Cole stars as Uncle Richard Jr., Nancy's formerly incarcerated brother whose life advice is as questionable as his antics.

The show's plot thickens with the presence of Kevin's mischievous older brother Robert, setting all the wrong examples, and his trainwreck father Henry, making outrageous attempts to win Nancy back.

Kevin Hart was excited about the project, "I'm thrilled to bring 'Lil Kev' to life, a hilarious celebration of stories inspired by my Philly roots."

"Lil Kev" marks a significant milestone for BET+ as they expand their content portfolio. BET Media Group CEO Scott Mills praised the series as "bold, fresh, and culturally resonant storytelling."

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