Ryan Murphy revealed how Travis Kelce wound up with a role in 'Grotesquerie', marking his scripted TV debut, after arranging a meeting with the writer-producer

Ryan Murphy, known for creating American Horror Story, is back with Grotesquerie, and there's a lot to know about this creepy TV series.

Warning: This article contains some spoilers for the show “Grotesquerie.” Travis Kelce made his acting debut Wednesday night as a flirtatious hospital attendant in Ryan Murphy’s “Grotesquerie,” a role that saw him court the protagonist into a budding affair.

Grotesquerie follows Nash-Betts’ Detective Tryon as she investigates a series of heinous crimes in her small community, which she quickly begins to feel are eerily personal, as if the killer is taunting her. She finds a few unlikely allies along the way, including Kelce’s Eddie as well as a journalist nun named Sister Megan (Micaela Diamond).

Don’t be surprised if you have not heard of the new FX series “Grotesquerie” launching at 10 p.m. Sept. 25. That’s because the man behind the 10-episode series, Ryan Murphy, went out of his way to keep the project as secret as possible.

Travis Kelce's acting debut on Ryan Murphy's Grotesquerie is everything fans were hoping for — and more. Grotesquerie, which debuted in September, marks Kelce's first major television role outside of his career as a tight end for The Kansas City Chiefs.

Ryan Murphy’s new series, Grotesquerie, has an unlikely character through the NFL’s Travis Kelce. As the 10-episode horror crime drama kicked off its first few episodes, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end debuted his acting chops,