Sterling K. Brown is thriving in his career with the Hulu series Paradise, and he has a whopping net worth to match! What Is Sterling K. Brown’s Net Worth? Sterling has an estimated net worth of $10 million,

Paradise ‘s first season is quickly approaching its end, but fans can rest assured knowing the drama from This Is Us duo Sterling K. Brown and Dan Fogelman will be back for Season 2 on Hulu.

Sterling K. Brown, the star of Hulu’s postapocalyptic drama “Paradise,” talks about that explosive “Day One” episode, and what’s next for this season.

There’s a lot of me in Cal. There’s a lot of his playfulness, his spirit. He gets a bit darker than I do,” James Marsden said about “Paradise.”

Paradise, the thrilling drama starring leading man Sterling K. Brown, will see a second season on the Hulu streaming network.

Brown certainly does not crumble when it comes to portraying Agent Xavier Collins, a Secret Service agent assigned to protect former President Cal Bradford (James Marsden), in Hulu’s drama “Paradise.” After his boss is found dead, he attempts to discover who is behind the murder.

The eight-episode series premiered its first three episodes on Tuesday, Jan. 28, on Hulu -- with a surprise drop, a day early, of the first episode to Hulu and Disney Plus. Since then, the program has gained substantial buzz, making this a must-watch for Hulu subscribers.

Hulu took us on a wild, twisty ride to paradise this year with the debut of its new drama “Paradise, ” and the journey is far from over. The streamer just announced that the show’s been renewed for a second season, so buckle up for even more drama and unexpected turns.

This article contains major spoilers from Episode 7 of Hulu's "Paradise," titled "The Day.” Sterling K. Brown has been preparing “Paradise” co-star James Marsden for an Emmy nod for his performance on the Dan Fogelman-created drama since they began filming the penultimate episode of Season 1.

There are currently two episodes left in the show’s eight-episode first-season run. Following the Season 1 finale dropping March 4 on Hulu, “Paradise” will air its entire eight-episode first season ABC (owned by Hulu parent company Disney) beginning April 7 at 10 p.m. ET.

The only thing keeping me from being upset about A Court of Thorns and Roses TV show being canceled is how well Hulu is handling it's newest thriller, Paradise. Created by screenwriter Dan Fogelman (This Is Us) and starring Sterling K.

"Morality seems much clearer when you are not a decision-maker," Brown told IndieWire while breaking down the show's pivotal, penultimate episode.