Did you catch that cameo from Brian Cox's wife, Nicole Ansari-Cox, in last night's episode of Succession?
This week's episode of Succession was emotional for plenty of reasons. The current season has been about the Roy siblings learning to live outside of their father's shadow, although that might turn out to be problematic for everyone around them.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT As pointed out by Entertainment Tonight, Ansari-Cox was introduced as Sally-Anne. Throughout the very quick context provided by Logan's previous wife Lady Caroline , it is revealed that Sally-Anne was the woman Logan had an affair with when his previous marriage was falling apart.
When the series premiered back in 2018, Logan was already in a relationship with Marcia , a Lebanese woman who the executive had married later in his life. His children never developed a proper relationship with her, always treating her like someone who wasn't welcome in the family. That is not necessarily her fault, at first, because the siblings could never build a meaningful and healthy bond with their father, either.
You can check out Collider's exclusive interview with Nicholas Braun, who stars in Succession as Cousin Greg, below:
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