The “Nope” star called out an unnamed co-star for making a racist remark toward her while filming the Ryan Murphy series.

Keke Palmer has revealed in her new memoir that one of her co-stars on the series “Scream Queens” made an offensive remark during filming comparing her to Martin Luther King Jr. The actress detailed the encounter with the white cast member,

Keke Palmer has a new memoir where she opens up about the racist incident she experienced on the set of Scream Queens.

After actress Keke Palmer recently came out to confess hostility on set and hurtful racial comments directed towards her, another one of her former co-stars admits to a similar experience. In Palmer's new book,

Keke Palmer recalled her time on the Scream Queens set and remembered a moment with co-creator Ryan Murphy after taking a day off.

Keke Palmer claimed an unnamed white co-star - referred to only under the pseudonym 'Brenda' - made an offensive remark.

Keke Palmer has claimed that one of her white Scream Queens co-stars made a racially insensitive comment to her on set. The actor, 31, worked on both seasons of Fox’s 2015 slasher comedy alongside actors Emma Roberts, Billie Lourd, Skyler Samuels, and Lea Michele.

Skyler Samuels is grateful for Keke Palmer’s support while filming the “challenging” show Scream Queens. “I am incredibly proud of Keke for speaking out about her experiences on Scream Queens. That’s what Keke does,

Scream Queens star Skyler Samuels showered praise on her co-star Keke Palmer for standing up against the on-set bullies. After the latter spoke up against the people who made racist remarks on sets, Samuels took to her Instagram to laud the actions of the actress.