Paul Anthony Kelly, known for his role as John F. Kennedy Jr. in FX’s 'The Crown' spinoff 'Love Story,' has joined the cast of 'American Horror Story' Season 13. The announcement came during Disney’s advertiser upfronts event in New York City, where Kelly made a dramatic entrance alongside series stars including Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, and Ariana Grande. The season, still shrouded in mystery, will bring back fan-favorite characters, with Paulson reprising her role as Cordelia Goode from 'Coven.'

Ryan Murphy’s long-running anthology series continues to blend horror and spectacle, with Season 13 teasing both returning terrors and new threats. The official logline hints at iconic horrors returning to 'haunt the hallowed halls of 13,' with cryptic encouragement to 'light your candles' and 'draw your pentagrams.' The cast also includes returning regulars Kathy Bates, Leslie Grossman, and Billie Lourd.

Created by Murphy and Brad Falchuk, 'American Horror Story' remains a flagship series for FX, produced by 20th Television. While plot specifics are under wraps, the season’s emphasis on number 13 and supernatural symbolism suggests a deep dive into occult themes. No premiere date has been announced yet.