Gigi Hadid roped in as narrator in Never Have I Ever Season 2
American supermodel Gigi Hadid has replaced Chrissy Teigen as Paxton s narrator in Never Have I Ever Season 2 after Teigen decided to leave the show in June. Makers of Never Have I Ever surprised fans when it premiered with tennis legend John McEnroe as Devi s (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan) inner voice, and Ben s (Jaren Lewison) season 1 standalone episode featured none other than Andy Samberg.
And now, for the second season of the series, the makers have chosen supermodel Gigi Hadid to narrate for Paxton (Darren Barnet). As per People Magazine, this decision has been made after Teigen, who was originally set to voice the Paxton-centric episode, decided to leave the show in June.
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Devi Vishwakumar is making bad decisions. Again.
“I’m, like, really mature about tons of shit!” she declares in the Season 2 premiere of
Never Have I Ever. Then she makes a half-dozen immature choices that ripple through the next nine episodes. Played on screen by
Maitreyi Ramakrishnan but narrated by famously hot-headed former tennis player
John McEnroe, Devi spends her time sneaking out, starting rumors about people, and generally finding herself in hot water. Her impulsive and selfish tendencies just get the best of her. It seems like every time she sets something right, she ruins something else.
Never Have I Ever is refreshing in its warts-and-all portrayal of a teen girl with specific cultural pressures going through the hardest time of her life. When we first met Devi, she was grieving the sudden death of her father and rebelling by spreading lies intended to make her more popular. The show’s writers are endlessly empathetic toward their main character. That g