Plus, the roles feel written for them: Jazz and Sky are up-and-coming track stars from Compton, California, and they’re struggling with their rise, dealing with how they present themselves to the world versus who they are behind closed doors. Both Chloe and Halle call their characters’ struggle “hilarious,” promising that Sky and Jazz aren’t mirror images of their real-life personas: Jazz is an outspoken warrior compared to Chloe’s manner of treading lightly, while Sky is a more meek, jumpy contrast to Halle’s bluntness IRL. (Add, too, the fact that their on-screen personas are twins, while Chloe is almost two years older than Halle.)Photo by Thomas SchenkHalle and Chloe both wear Marc Jacobs.The fact thatGrown-ish for the upcoming Netflix series, she recently clarified that she's just co-producing it with her mom, Mandy. Sheopened up toVariety Throughout season two, Blanca and Pray Tell, a black elder and ballroom host, shift from utter devastation at how the HIV crisis ravaging their community is being ignored by the U.S. government to organizing withAIDS Coalition to Unleash Power trying to get British chef and personality Gordon Ramsay on a “Panini” remix and, following the interaction, the pair did link up inLondonfor a very “Panini”-inspired evening.