‘Christina Milian Turned Up’ Reality Show Gets Official Name & Green Light
As previously reported, Christina Milian has officially joined the reality TV world. Her new E! docu-series is titled, Christina Milian Turned Up. According to the network’s release,
the docu soap follows singer and actress Christina Milian’s career, love life, and her relationship with her Cuban-American family: her overprotective mother/manager Carmen, her two feisty and outspoken sisters Danielle and Liz, and her adorable daughter Violet.
It’s always been non-stop for Christina who has been working as an entertainer since she was a kid, but with some recent events like a newly broken off engagement, her life has become even more complicated. She is an artist under Lil Wayne’s Young Money Label and working on another studio album with Wayne, who is currently touring with Drake. With these new professional commitments and as a mom, Christina constantly strives to find the balance she so desperately wants between family and career especially when her days are split between New York, LA and Miami.
Official cast members include Christina, Christina’s mother Carmen, Christina’s middle sister Danielle and Christina’s youngest sister, Liz.

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