Leslie Bibb on playing Kate Bohr and the shifting dynamics in "The White Lotus"
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Leslie Bibb has joined the cast of HBO's "The White Lotus" for its third season set in Thailand, where luxury and drama continue to collide at the fictional high-end resort chain.
Bibb stars as Kate Bohr, a woman navigating rekindled friendships that aren't as picture-perfect as they initially appear. She joins what she describes as "the blonde blob" — a trio of middle-aged women whose storylines prove anything but boring despite early concerns.
"You don't have like three middle-aged women all like [cast together]," Bibb said, noting that typically "only one of us would ever get cast."
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