Nadia Gray Joins 'Baywatch' Reboot as Recurring Star
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Nadia Gray Joins 'Baywatch' Reboot as Recurring Star

authorBy John Lasseter
DateMar 21, 2026
Read time3 min

Nadia Gray has secured a recurring role in the highly anticipated revival of 'Baywatch' on Fox, as officially confirmed by Variety. This casting marks a significant addition to the ensemble of the reimagined series, which promises to bring the iconic lifeguard drama back to television screens.

Gray is set to portray Lisa, an emergency medical technician who collaborates closely with the lifeguard team stationed on the vibrant sands of Venice Beach. Her character is described as having a particular connection with one of the Baywatch members, hinting at potential storyline developments within the show. The cast for this new iteration of 'Baywatch' is already impressive, featuring prominent names such as Stephen Amell, Brooks Nader, Hassie Harrison, Shay Mitchell, Jessica Belkin, Thaddeus LaGrone, Livvy Dunne, and Noah Beck, creating a diverse and talented lineup for the series.

Prior to her involvement with 'Baywatch,' Gray has built a notable career in various film and television projects. Her next major appearance will be a supporting lead role in the independent film 'Paradise Disturbed,' where she will star opposite Holt McCallany, known for his work in 'The Iron Claw.' Her previous television credits include a role in the CBS-OWN series 'All Rise,' where she acted alongside Wilson Bethel. Additionally, Gray had a supporting part in the highly-rated Netflix movie 'Bright,' which featured Will Smith and Joel Edgerton, and a recurring role in NBC's long-running daytime drama, 'Days of Our Lives.'

Gray's representation includes Adrian Hamerski of Brave Artists Management and attorney Adam Vitabile, affiliated with Hirsch Wallerstein Hayum Matlof and Fishman. Beyond Gray, the new 'Baywatch' season will also feature other recurring talents such as Ashley Moore, Kylar Miranda, Luke Eisner, and Charlie McElveen. The production has already garnered considerable attention, with paparazzi frequently observed at filming locations in Los Angeles during its initial stages.

Stephen Amell is slated to take on the character of Hobie Buchannon, a familiar name from the original series. In this reboot, Hobie is depicted as the "wild child we all loved from the original series," who has now ascended to the rank of Baywatch Captain, following in the esteemed footsteps of his father, Mitch. The plot thickens with the unexpected arrival of Charlie, Hobie's previously unknown daughter, who expresses a strong desire to continue the Buchannon family legacy by becoming a Baywatch lifeguard alongside her father, setting the stage for compelling intergenerational narratives.

The announcement of Nadia Gray joining the 'Baywatch' reboot signals an exciting new chapter for the beloved franchise, blending fresh talent with nostalgic elements to captivate a new generation of viewers while honoring its storied past. Her role as Lisa promises to add another layer of dynamic interaction to the iconic lifeguard team, set against the backdrop of Venice Beach's thrilling rescues and dramatic interpersonal relationships. With a strong cast and a rich legacy, the series is poised to make a significant splash upon its return.

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