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    Jenna Dewan Joins American Horror Story

    By Robyn Ross | TV Guide – Thu, Jul 26, 2012 1:02 PM PDT

    Jenna Dewan will be getting steamy with Adam Levine on American Horror Story, Entertainment Weekly reports.   

    Dewan will star opposite Levine during the second season, which is set in an asylum. Dewan and Levine play a duo known as "The Lovers."

    American Horror Story Adds Heroes' Clea DuVall for Season 2

    Other new additions to the cast include Chloe Sevigny and Clea DuVall, while Season 1 stars Sarah Paulson, Jessica Lange, Zachary Quinto, Evan Peters and Lily Rabe are also slated to return as different characters.

    Dewan, 31, is best known for her role in Step Up, where she met her husband Channing Tatum.

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