This season, America’s most imaginative young builders (ages 8–12) team up with superstar mentors to conquer mind-blowing challenges – from building earthquake-proof skyscrapers to animatronic dinosaurs that ROAR! With $50,000, the Golden Brick trophy, and bragging rights on the line, every click counts. But this isn’t just about winning; it’s about collaboration, creativity, and the life lessons hidden in every plastic brick.

Host Kelly Osbourne returns with even bigger energy, guiding teams through twists like the “Blindfolded Build-Off” and “Gravity-Defying Bridge” challenge. New guest mentors bring fresh flair – think Jordin Sparks engineering musical LEGO stages, and Ravi Patel constructing Bollywood-inspired palaces. Judged by LEGO design legends and fan favorites, Season 2 proves imagination has no age limit!

LEGO Masters Jr. cast members

1. Kelly Osbourne as Host

Kelly transforms from Season 1’s playful cheerleader into a strategic mentor, secretly coaching nervous contestants through panic attacks and broken builds. Her viral moment? Ditching heels to rebuild a collapsing pirate ship WITH kids during a time crunch – proving she’s more than a host; she’s part of the team.

Osbourne’s own LEGO obsession shines (she collects rare sets!), and her empathy disarms stressed builders. Watch for her new catchphrase: “Mistakes? Just extra pieces for greatness!”

2. Alison Sweeney as Celebrity Partner

Sweeney’s Days of Our Lives drama skills meet LEGO logic as she leads the “Storybook Kingdom” challenge. She masters character-driven builds – like a Cinderella carriage that actually transforms – while teaching kids narrative pacing through brick placement.

The actress’s real-life mom skills (two teens) help her navigate meltdowns. Her secret weapon? Organizing pieces like a “brick Tetris master” for lightning-fast assembly.

3. Ravi Patel as Celebrity Partner

Patel blends engineering wit (he’s a robotics fan!) with cultural flair. His team’s Mumbai-inspired “LEGO Dabbawala Lunchbox” build – complete with working conveyor belts – becomes a viral sensation. He thrives in mechanical challenges, whispering “Gears are gossip – make them talk!” to young partners.

His background in documentary filmmaking (Meet the Patels) helps kids articulate their vision to judges. Season MVP moment? Fixing a motorized elephant trunk mid-judging!

4. Andy Richter as Celebrity Partner

Richter’s improv genius fuels absurdist builds – like a taco-shooting unicorn or a “dentist office for zombies.” He teaches kids to embrace chaos, turning a collapsed build into a planned “earthquake scene” that wows judges.

The late-night legend’s quick wit calms nerves. His dad-joke pep talks (“Don’t cry over spilled LEGOs… unless they’re rare translucent ones!”) become team rituals.

5. Jordin Sparks as Celebrity Partner

Sparks merges American Idol creativity with LEGO artistry. Her team’s musical “Broadway in Miniature” build features working spotlights and a spinning stage. She empowers shy builders through song – humming “This Girl Is on Fire” during intense rounds.

Jordin’s own craft business inspires color theory lessons. Her emotional highlight? Helping a timid builder present solo after their partner falls ill.

6. Porsha Williams as Celebrity Partner

Williams brings RHOA hustle to the brick table. Her team’s 4-foot “Black Wall Street” tribute – with moving market stalls – earns a standing ovation. She champions underdogs, rallying after setbacks with “Glitter hides cracks, babes!”

Porsha’s philanthropy work (social justice causes) inspires builds with purpose. Her conflict-resolution skills diffuse team clashes with legendary Southern grace.

7. Amy Corbett as Judge

LEGO’s Senior Design Director (creator of LEGO DOTS and Friends lines) focuses on “heart behind the hardware.” She champions inventive storytelling over perfection – tearing up at a child’s build symbolizing their adoption journey.

Corbett’s technical notes (“Your hinge needs a 2:1 ratio for dynamic movement!”) educate viewers. Her new scoring twist? Awarding “Creative Courage” points for bold risks.

8. Boone Langston as Judge

LEGO Masters OG fan favorite brings humor and empathy. He decodes complex builds for kids (“Explain it like I’m 5!”), then stuns with expertise – spotting a rare 1978 “space helmet” piece in a chaotic pile.

Langston’s viral moment: Using a LEGO brick as a tear-catcher when a child’s cancer-survivor tribute moves him. His catchphrase: “You didn’t build it right… you built it bright!”

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SEASON 2 GAME-CHANGERS

• Prize Upgrade: $50,000 college fund + trip to LEGO House Denmark

• Shock Twist: Judges swap teams mid-episode!

• Epic Fails: A working volcano actually melts a build

• Safety First: Kid-friendly power tools for advanced challenges