Gabrielle Union & Jessica Alba’s “L.A’s Finest” Canceled After Two Seasons

L.A’s Finest Canceled After Two Seasons
The show starred actors Gabrielle Union, Jessica Alba, and Duane Martin.
L.A.’s Finest is a comedy action produced by Sony Pictures Television.
It stars Gabrielle Union who plays Special Agent/Detective Lieutenant Sydney “Syd” Burnett. Burnett, the sister of Marcus Burnett, from the Bad Boys franchise, is an ex-DEA agent who has transferred to LAPD, and is Nancy McKenna’s (Jessica Albas) new partner.
The news comes just a month into the season two premiere of the Bad Boys spin-off. It was the first original series for Spectrum, the network airing the show. Spectrum did not have any comment.
Model Sabina Gadecki posted a picture of an La’s Finest billboard in her Instagram story on October 14th, hours after the news had been made public. She tagged her cast members saying :
“Heyyyyy this is our show! And I am damn proud to be a part of it [hands praying emoji].”

Las finest
It was reposted by Gabrielle Union and Anton Cropper on their Instagram Story.
Although Gabrielle Union gave no official message of her own, she shared a post that may have seemingly addresses her feelings.
She wrote :
”When one door closes, I go through the garage and clean them out.”
Her location also read
“The next move”.
What do you think about the show ending after only two seasons? Let us know in the comments.
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