
Lauren ‘Lolo’ Spencer at TheWrap’s Night of Celebration, December 2022.
Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP/ShutterstockIt’s all about virgin code! Lauren “Grandma” Spencer enjoyed starring in the HBO Max hit Types of Lives of College Girls – but he didn’t like Kimberly kissing Whitney’s ex-boyfriend in the season 2 finale.
“Literally a violation. But then again, you’re young, people just try to follow their hearts the best way they can,” Spencer, 35, said exclusively. Us Weekly at the Gold Meets Golden event in Los Angeles on Friday, February 4. “So, I mean, I wouldn’t do anything like that. I know if a girl in my house did something like that, it would be a problem. But, hopefully, there’s a way for her to deal with it. That’s what I want.”
In the season 2 finale of the HBO Max hit, Kimberly (Pauline Chalamet) and Whitney (Alya Chanelle Scott) made a promise to room together year two. Their dynamic, however, gets in the way when Kimberly admits she has feelings for her ex Whitney Kanaan (Christopher Meyer). Adding fuel to the fire, Kimberly acted on her impulses, chased him down and kissed him in the box during the last moment of the episode – leaving Whitney stumbling upon them locking lips.
The drama may be in a college-themed comedy, but Spencer loves being a part of the chaos. He describes Jocelyn Live Sex from the premiere in November 2021. Quick-witted, sex-positive, a new student using a wheelchair at Essex College is a character that has inspired many of her stories – something that the model is very proud of.
“[It’s] just confirm that I’m doing the right job and that I’m doing something that has an impact, which is to help society grow as a whole by accepting people with disabilities for their humanity instead of just being there or what we can see,” she said. us. “And it falls into all the stereotypes. So, it’s great to be here, to make an impact in the best possible way.”
Spencer has worked hard to build a successful career as a disability lifestyle influencer, model, actor and content creator, but one thing she loves about taking on the role of Jocelyn is that her character’s disability doesn’t define her.

Spencer on the TV show ‘The Sex Lives of College Girls’, HBO Max Premiere Screening, November 2021.
MediaPunch/Shutterstock“I knew it when I read the side [for my audition] and I saw the dialogue … I was like, ‘Wait, they didn’t even mention the wheelchair?’ This girl just, like, wants to go out and have fun. I said, ‘Okay, I’m signing up for this. I’ll do the best I can.’ And thank God, I did!” he shared.
At Give Me Liberty star added that when the creator Mindy Kaling looking for “disabled characters” is not necessarily “specific to [a] wheelchair” – allowing Jocelyn to be more than just one.
While Spencer likes her character, she still wants to expand the role in season 3 – which is greenlit in December 2022. “I can only hope. [there’s] just more Jocelyn, more moments, more spontaneity. It’s just more fun,” she said, adding that she would love to have her own romantic arc.
“I’m going to set him up with a new character,” he announced. “I think it’s like a new guy on campus that he’s curious and like, ‘Oh, I’m going to get rid of him before someone else does.'”
Types of Lives of College Girls season 1 and 2 are available to stream on HBO Max.
With reporting by Hannah Kahn