Premiere week will wrap with Oscar, Emmy, Tony, and Golden Globe Award-winning actress Viola Davis who will discuss her new film, "The Woman King."

Jameela Jamil chats with JHud about the Peacock series "Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin" and her company I Weigh. Josh Dallas, The "Manifest" star joins Jennifer Hudson on the couch.

Actress Regina Hall sits on the couch to chat about "The Best Man: The Final Chapters." Russell Dickerson stops by to chat about his new album.

Kaley Cuoco discusses her film “Role Play” and her pet line Oh Norman! Jennifer welcomes Arlene Felder from Burlington, New Jersey, who is the founder of Glassy Brown Cookies. After 15 years as a social worker, Arlene took a leap of faith and pursued her passion and now has two storefronts, ships nationwide, and leads cookie classes. She still loves giving back and supports her community by offering free consultations to small business owners and hosting free cookie classes for youth.

Craig Robinson promotes his Peacock comedy series “Killing It.” Shanola Hampton discusses her NBC drama series “Found.” Jennifer will spotlight singer Gabriel Henrique from Brazil, who was recently made it to the Top 3 on Season 18 of “America’s Got Talent.” He will perform and chat with Jennifer.

“Lopez vs. Lopez” star George Lopez joins Jennifer in the studio. Golda Rosheuvel, “Bridgerton’s” Queen Charlotte, stops by. Jennifer welcomes Jack Dalton of Manchester, New Hampshire. Jack, an eighth-grade student, animal activist, public speaker, author, and educational YouTuber, is known as the “Kid Conservationist” for his dedicated work in orangutan conservation. In 2022, he won the President’s Environmental Youth Award and was a Top 20 finalist for the 2020 TIME Kid of the Year. Passionate about environmental preservation, Jack advocates for treating every day as Earth Day. He aspires to inspire both children and adults to adopt a more eco-conscious lifestyle.

The cast of the upcoming Netflix dramedy series "No Good Deed," featuring Ray Romano, Lisa Kudrow, Luke Wilson, Linda Cardellini, Teyonah Parris, and O-T Fagbenle, exclusively joins Jennifer to talk about their new series.

Jennifer has the exclusive interview with "The Six Triple Eight" cast — Kerry Washington, Ebony Obsidian, Milauna Jackson, Kylie Jefferson, Pepi Sonuga, Shanice Shantay, Sarah Jeffery, and Moriah Brown — to discuss their new movie.

Jennifer welcomes actress Jodie Turner-Smith to the show to chat about the hit series "The Agency."

Actress Regina Hall stops by to talk about Searchlight Pictures’ new film “O’Dessa.” USA Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles also visits the studio to chat about her upcoming memoir, “I’m That Girl.”

Grammy Award-winning artist SZA joins Jennifer to talk about her highly anticipated tour with Kendrick Lamar and the release of “SOS Deluxe: Lana,” the expanded edition of her chart-topping album. Jennifer also welcomes the Taylor family: Stephan, Erion, and their three children, Stephan II, Gianna, and Josephine, from Altadena, California. After losing their home in the Eaton Fire, the Taylors remain focused on what matters most: family, community, and rebuilding together. Known for their volunteer work with local youth, they inspire others with their strength and positivity. Their children say their resilience is a daily motivation, and Stephan and Erion believe Altadena’s history reflects its close-knit, unbreakable spirit. Despite losing everything, the Taylors say they have everything.

Actor Forest Whitaker and Jennifer discuss his show “Godfather of Harlem.” And “The Cleaning Lady” star Élodie Yung stops by to talk about the series. Jennifer then welcomes brother and sister Andy Peralta from Los Angeles, California, and Jazmine Pena from Bronx, New York. A video of Andy surprising Jazmine by paying her rent for a year recently went viral on TikTok.

“Government Cheese” star and executive producer David Oyelowo makes an appearance. Plus, Jennifer welcomes the Sterner sisters, Kara and twins Alisha and Liz, from Macomb, Michigan, who became nurses in honor of their late mother, Kim, who passed away from appendix cancer when they were children. While their mom was undergoing chemotherapy, the sisters (then 10 and 11) took on the responsibility of helping her with everyday tasks and making her comfortable. They credit seeing the nurses care for their mom with sparking their desire to pursue careers in nursing.

Celebrate “The Jennifer Hudson Show’s” 500th episode! Grammy-winning artist Maren Morris stops by to talk about her new album “D R E A M S I C L E.” Plus, first-grade teacher Emily Gilreath from Pleasant Grove Elementary in Birmingham, Alabama, joins the show with her 7-year-old student Brooklyn Coleman. When Brooklyn couldn’t attend the school’s “Sneaker Ball” because her mom had to work, Emily stepped in, covering the costs and taking her herself. A video of their special night went viral!

Grammy-winning artist Lil Nas X and Jennifer discuss music from his new album “DREAMBOY.” “Shark Tank” star and entrepreneur Lori Greiner stops by to share delicious treats from her brands The Pizza Cupcake and Y’all Sweet Tea.

Jennifer launches Season 4 with an exclusive interview with Grammy-winning rap superstar Cardi B, who stops by to discuss her highly anticipated new album, “Am I the Drama?” Then, Jennifer welcomes Kevin Berthia and retired California Highway Patrol Sergeant Kevin Briggs. Sergeant Briggs met Berthia after he talked him down from a ledge, and an image from that day went viral. The two reconnected eight years later when Sergeant Briggs was honored by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention for his years of exceptional service. They have since formed a deep friendship and now travel the country as advocates to raise awareness for mental health and suicide prevention. Plus, musical artist Charles Jones visits Jennifer.

Singer-songwriter and actress Reneé Rapp joins Jennifer to talk about her recent album “Bite Me.” Then, Reneé performs her song “I Think I Like You Better When You’re Gone.” Jennifer welcomes Milaj Robinson and his mother Lakeya Harris from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The two recently went viral for a video of Milaj honoring his mom at his graduation for all the sacrifices she made to help him get to where he is today.

Actor Josh Duhamel talks about his upcoming film “London Calling.” Then, “Dancing with the Stars” judge and new host of “Extra” Derek Hough stops by! Jennifer also welcomes Ralmon McAfee and his 11-year-old daughter, Ma’Kynzeigh, from Houston, Texas. Ralmon made headlines after he posted a vulnerable video of himself watching Ma’Kynzeigh get several academic awards at her school graduation ceremony, breaking the stigma that men’s emotions are a sign of weakness.

Multiplatinum recording artist mgk joins Jennifer to chat about his recently released album “Lost Americana.”

Actors Marlon Wayans and Tyriq Withers join Jennifer to chat about the highly anticipated American sports horror movie “Him.” Then, Jennifer welcomes breakout hip-hop and country artist BigXthaPlug to talk about his new album, “I Hope You’re Happy.”

Iconic TV personality Simon Cowell catches up with his longtime friend Jennifer Hudson to talk about “America’s Got Talent.” New host of “Next Gen Chef” Olivia Culpo stops by to talk with Jennifer about the series. Then, Jennifer welcomes 6-year-old Milo Garza from Carrizo Springs, Texas.Recently, a video of 5-year-old Milo reacting to his fourth-place finish in a livestock competition with his goat, Teddy Bear, went viral.

Jennifer welcomes the ladies of the new film “One Battle After Another” — Teyana Taylor, Regina Hall, and Chase Infiniti. Plus, 12-year-old James Tucker, aka “Lil James,” from Lake Charles, Louisiana, drops by. At age 6, he began posting weekly motivational videos for his followers, saying that a word would be laid on his heart that he felt others might need to hear. Since then, he has gained over a million followers. Kids, adults, and even celebrities love his inspirational messages, often saying they’re exactly what they needed to hear that day.

Jennifer Hudson gets emotional as “The Jennifer Hudson Show” premieres on what just so happens to be her 41st birthday. The EGOT-winning star delivers a heartfelt speech and gets a surprise from the studio audience.

Hudson will chat with NBA legend Magic Johnson, followed by an interview and performance by Mickey Guyton, the first Black female solo artist to earn a GRAMMY nomination in a country category.

Comedian and Emmy Award-nominated actress from the hit series "Insecure" Yvonne Orji will join Hudson in-studio.