'UnReal' season 2 spoilers rumors: Gentry White talks about Romeo, his 'romance' with Rachel; Quinn and Chet carry on with their war

The second episode of "UnReal" season 2 just wrapped up, and fans were treated to the continuous power struggle between Chet Wilton (Craig Bierko) and Quinn King (Constance Zimmer). The war for the "Everlasting" throne was hot and messy, and the shared past didn't help at all as they continued trading barbs.

Meanwhile, Rachel (Shiri Appleby), who is now assuming Quinn's former role, is slowly dissolving into an unstable wreck, more so when her boss and mentor Quinn told her she still didn't have what it takes to be the boss.

Quinn managed to convince Rachel to go back to doing what she's good at – producing "Everlasting" and manipulating contestants. Although she got down to it, she went back to doing her old job even more halfheartedly than she did before she was 'promoted'. In the process, she was able to talk Beth Ann (Lindsay Musil) into wearing a Confederate Flag bikini despite her initial reluctance.

Meanwhile, Hollywood Life was able to talk exclusively to Gentry White who plays Romeo, sidekick to "Everlasting's" new suitor, Darius Beck (B.J. Britt). White and Britt are two of the new characters introduced in "UnReal's" second season. Darius is a successful football star who needs to make amends after a slew of scandals, hence his participation in "Everlasting."

Asked to describe the character he's portraying, White said Romeo is savvy, quick-witted, and a great businessman; he is Darius' sports manager. He further said that "UnReal" season 2's brave stand to tackle race inequality in today's society makes it so much different from season 1.

The first episode had Romeo hooking up with Rachel, but as far as legitimate feelings go, he said "everything has a motive," implying that it was something viewers shouldn't read into.

Episode 3 titled "Guerilla" is airing on Monday, and if the overview shared by TV Guide is anything to go by, it looks like the fight is not over yet for Chet and Quinn. However, that's not the only war Chet would be fighting, since he would also fight for custody of his son. Rachel, on the other hand, would suspect that Darius is hiding something. Overall, it looks like the episode would live up to its title.

"UnReal" season 2 airs Mondays at 10 p.m. on Lifetime.