The Family Business Is Under Attack in the "Raising Kanan" Season 2 Trailer

Season two of "Raising Kanan" promises a deeper dive into Kanan's backstory as he falls deeper into the street life. While his mother Raquel (Miller) gains more control of the city's drug game and moves into hostile Mafia territory, Kanan returns to Queens still uncertain of his future in the family business. Not to mention, Detective Howard's (Omar Epps) lingering secret about being Kanan's father will cast even more doubt on the teenager's past, too.

Meanwhile, Lou-Lou (Malcolm Mays) is still plotting on his emerging record label, despite Raquel's protests against his side hustle interfering with her expansion plans. And Marvin (London Brown) has his own troubles on his hands as he fights to earn Jukebox's (Hailey Kilgore) forgiveness and become the father she deserves. The ties holding the family together will slowly unravel in season two, but Raquel will fight to the end to make sure nothing tears them apart.

Patina Miller, Mekai Curtis, Omar Epps, Hailey Kilgore, Malcolm Mays, London Brown, Joey Bada$$, Shanley Caswell, and Antonio Ortiz all return for season two. Quincy Brown and Toby Sandeman will reprise their recurring roles, while Antonio Ortiz (who plays Shawn "Famous" Figueroa) has been upped to a series regular.

There are also a handful of new additions to the cast this season. Omar Dorsey plays a businessman named Cartier "Duns" Fareed; LeToya Luckett stars as Jukebox's mom; Krystal Joy Brown portrays Marvin's anger-management therapist; Paulina Singer joins as a rising singer at Lou-Lou and Crown's label; Tracy Perez will play Detective Adina Foyle; Michael Rispoli stars as Italian mob boss Sal Boselli; and Paloma Guzman recurs as veteran NYPD detective Regina Foyle. "Sistas" star KJ Smith also has a recurring part as a young mom named Palomar who moves into Famous's neighborhood.

"Raising Kanan" returns for season two on Aug. 14. New episodes will air weekly every Sunday.