‘Hollywood Divas’ Reunion Airs December 10th, Hosted by Carlos King [Photos]
Hollywood Divas, the series that reveals the highs and lows faced by five black actresses in Hollywood, will air its season finale tomorrow, December 3rd at 10PM/ET. The cast, comprised of Golden Brooks , Countess Vaughn, Lisa Wu, Paula Jai Parker and Elise Neal, reunite for two, one-hour reunion specials hosted by one of the series’ Executive Producers, Carlos King on Wednesday, December 10 and December 17 at 10PM/ET. According to the network’s press release:
The season finale finds the ladies on-set for the final day of production on The White Sisters, where Countess’ participation in the film is still in question following a full body liposuction procedure. Paula, who also serves as Director for their film project, makes yet another disappearing act from set leaving Elise hanging and completely fed up. Finally, the ladies come together for a bonding bonfire chat that takes a dark turn as blame – and shade – is thrown as the Divas struggle to reconcile issues from their past.
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