Lorenzo is a recurring character on Peacock's modern-day reinterpretation, Bel-Air. He is portrayed by Keith Arthur Bolden.
Lorenzo is Doc's former business partner.
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Threatening Doc[]
Lorenzo is threatening to expose Doc for cutting him out of the business, which would ultimately make every Zenith Hype player ineligible to play college ball. And so, Phil agrees to help with the matter, calling Lorenzo down to the facility, where Phil accuses Lorenzo cooperating to get out of his past drug charges. Doc questions how long is Lorenzo going to hold on to this grudge, to which he replies until Doc comes off of his high horse, accusing him of being too good for hood money and forgetting where he came from. Lorenzo attempts to leave, but he is met by Geoffrey at the door, who block his path. Phil reveals that all the boys on the team are at home, scared to death that their dreams could get snatched because Doc and Lorenzo can't get past their differences. Doc is offering Lorenzo a generous buyout in exchange for his silence, which Lorenzo accepts.[1]
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Season 2[]
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- ↑ Season 2, Episode 8: Don't Look Back