Kiki Travis Is a New Face on 'Power Book II: Ghost' and Brayden's Love Interest

Who is Kiki Travis? The gorgeous businesswoman is Brayden Weston's new love interest.

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers for Power Book II: Ghost Season 3.

Although Power Book II: Ghost heavily focuses on all facets of Tariq St. Patrick’s (Michael Rainey Jr.) life — from being a boulevard pharmacist to his romantic lifestyles — fans have evolved a vested interest in Brayden Weston (Gianni Paolo).

In the start, viewers took Brayden to be a corny college kid taking a look to get boulevard cred and are living a lifestyle he knows nothing about. However, Brayden has grow to be a fan-favorite due to his unwavering loyalty to Tariq and his devotion to their drug trade.

Not to mention, Brayden tends to have enough sport to drag the women. That said, Brayden's list of girlfriends continue to grow, with newcomer Kiki Travis being the newest to seize his interest.

So, who is Kiki Travis? Here’s the 4-1-1 on the wonder.

Kiki Travis is a younger vice president at Weston Holdings, a hedge fund run by means of Brayden's father in ‘Power Book II: Ghost.’

Hello, Kiki! It’s standard for the collection to welcome new characters into the fold, and whilst most characters are attached to the drug enterprise, it’s refreshing to look Kiki Travis (Moriah Brown) take on some other role — love interest.

Per Kiki’s personality description by means of the Power Fandom, “She's Ivy League skilled and doesn't come from privilege however is making her own manner in the world of the trade elite.”

Initially, Kiki used to be first offered to audience as a VP at the firm who used to be tasked with showing Brayden his process responsibilities.

As standard, Brayden tried to shoot his shot and missed as she advised him that she had “heard a lot about him." When Brayden told her that the “real thing beats the hype,” Kiki replied that it “won’t be too difficult.” Ouch!

Viewers got a taste of Kiki’s no-nonsense personality when she had words with Brayden’s brother Trace (Cory Jeacoma) about him and his fellow associates doing drugs at the office before a meeting.

Kiki Travis and Brayden Weston’s relationship is off to a good start.

A major part of Brayden’s charm is his loyalty. Brayden has been smitten with Kiki since their introduction, and several well-played moves on his behalf earned him Keke’s trust — and possibly a new relationship.

In Episode 2, Kiki confronted an intern about not reviewing files. Instead of the intern apologizing and getting the task done, he taunted Kiki and disrespected her by calling her “Omarosa,” highlighting his racism.

Brayden quickly stood up for Kiki; as a form of payback, Brayden set up the intern by putting inflammatory content on his computer that spewed alt-right rhetoric along with a few items that supported the findings. As a result, the intern was fired on the spot.

After Brayden admitted to Kiki that he was once at the back of the incident, they celebrated the intern being fired with a personal intimate moment. So, it’s secure to say Brayden is being rewarded via standing up for what’s right and finding himself a imaginable new female friend on the similar time. Well-played, Brayden.

Catch new episodes of Power Book II: Ghost Fridays at 9 p.m. EST on Starz.

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