Ayo Edebiri is getting out of the kitchen.

The actress, who plays Sydney on FX’s The Bear, has joined the second season of ABC’s Abbott Elementary, E! News can confirm.

Ayo will play Janine’s (Quinta Brunson) often discussed, yet-to-be seen sister Ayesha on the Feb. 8 episode of the Emmy-winning comedy.

Quinta, who also created Abbott Elementary, celebrated the casting on Twitter Feb. 6, posting a photo of herself, Ayo and Janelle James, who plays Principal Ava Coleman on the show. The actress captioned the photo alongside two heart emojis, “new episode this Wednesday.”

While Ayesha will only appear briefly in the episode, titled “Valentine’s Day,” the network says Ayo will return later in the season for a “larger storyline.”

In a sneak peek of the episode shared by Entertainment Weekly, Janine prepares for a FaceTime call with Ayesha on her birthday, telling Jacob (Chris Perfetti) that her sister can be “really intense,” “over-the-top,” and “nosy.”

“This lady taught me to sing,” he told the crowd while onstage, per Variety. “She also told me that men are trash.”

And Shania gave the love right back.

“I’m a bit starstruck, what can I say?” she responded. “No, really, I’m a fan of you, of course. I realize that when I was writing this song, you were just a little kid. It’s kind of a dream and very surreal to be sitting here right now to sing this song with you.”

She added, I think I’m just in love and this song is all about love. So let’s just sing about love.”

It was about damn time Lizzo and Harry Styles met up for some late night talking.

The pals reunited at the 2023 Grammys in Los Angeles Feb. 5, less than a year after their iconic Coachella performance in 2022. Cameras spotted the duo sharing an embrace at the ceremony, which was hosted by Trevor Noah. In fact, Lizzo and Harry—who were seated near each other inside the ceremony—even snapped selfies together, proving their friendship will always be good as hell.

It was just another golden touch to music’s biggest night, which included some friendly competition. After all, they were both nominated for Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Album of the Year. In addition to their well-earned nods, they both performed at Crypto.com arena.

During the ceremony, Lizzo won the award for Record of the Year for “About Damn Time,” and Harry took home trophies for Best Pop Vocal Album and Album of the Year for Harry’s House.