Angelica Jensen is part of the new cast of “Vanderpump Rules,” but she’s hoping to move on to the cast of a scripted TV show. In a February 2026 interview, the Bravo TV newcomer, who works as a hostess at Lisa Vanderpump’s SUR restaurant, talked about her recent appearance on the Paramount Plus series “Landman.”
The Taylor Sheridan drama series stars Billy Bob Thornton, Ali Larter, Demi Moore, and Sam Elliott.
In the Season 2 episode ”Dark Night of the Soul,” Jensen played a “Lucas” girl at an oil convention, where she had a flirty interaction with Boss (Mustafa Speaks) during a photoshoot.
“That was such a fun opportunity,” Jensen told Decider in an interview. “They flew me to Fort Worth, and I got to film it.”
Jensen noted that the episode came out the same week that “Vanderpump Rules” Season 12 premiered, so she was on “two No. 1 shows at the same time.”
When the episode aired in late December, a post on the Lucas Oil Instagram page read, “Did you catch Lucas Oil in yesterday’s episode of Landman? We thought we looked pretty good in this scene.”
Jensen is the second girl in the photo, wearing a Lucas Oil shirt and matching shorts.
Angelica Jensen Is Eyeing Bigger Roles
BravoJensen is just starting out with credited acting roles. Per her IMDB page, in addition to her cameo as “Lucas Girl 1,” she played the character JJ in “When the Ringlights Dim.”
The “Vanderpump Rules” newcomer told Decider she felt “privileged” to land the role on ”Landman.”
“That was my first little role with speaking lines,” she said. “Taylor Sheridan is an amazing director. It was on a set with 500 background people. Usually, I’m in the background. I was just like, ‘I have lines! I can speak!’ It was so amazing.”
She added, “One of my biggest dreams is to be a series regular on a show. I would love to be on ‘White Lotus.’”
Angelica Jensen Is ‘Grateful’ for Her TV Roles
Jensen’s profile on Backstage describes her as “an experienced actor and model with a passion for travel and fitness.”
“I have been actively working in the industry for three years and bring creativity and professionalism to every project,” she adds. “Before I was an actor, I studied martial arts for 10 years and graduated with a degree in neuroscience at UCLA.”
When her “Landman” episode dropped, Jensen posted to Instagram to reveal that she was grateful for her recent acting milestones.
“Grateful to be doing things I love to do (I still have no idea what I’m doing),” she captioned a series of photos from behind the scenes on both shows. “I could not have imagined I’d be ending the year with an appearance on Landman and a debut on VPR, but I’m grateful & excited for what is to come in 2026!”
