Iyanla Vanzant Says ‘I’m Out’ As She Announces Final Season Of ‘Fix My Life’

Iyanla Vanzant
Iyanla Vanzant Says ‘I’m Out’ As She Announces Final Season Of ‘Fix My Life’
It’s the end of an era on OWN as Iyanla Vanzant announced the ending of her popular series Fix My Life.
Iyanla Vanzant made the announcement ahead of the seventh season, which will premiere Saturday (Oct. 31st).
She said while at a virtual press conference, according to The Grio:
“This is my last season. This is my legacy season, I’m out. We out. 2020.”
She went on to explain what viewers can expect from the final season.
“This season we deal with the massive breakdowns that have occurred in families and relationships as a result of the pandemic, [and] as a result of the shutdown. We’re dealing with some very compelling issues.”
She continued:
“I salute and honor each and every guest that comes forward to tell their story out loud. Imagine, most people sleep with people they don’t tell the truth to. These people are coming to me, a stranger in front of a national audience to tell the deepest darkest most intimate issues of their life and they had to have a swab stuck up their nose to be able to do it.”
Some familiar faces getting help this season include reality star Shay Johnson, who will be featured on the two-hour season premiere, and comedienne Luenell as both ladies work through family issues.
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Other celebrities who Iyanla Vanzant has set out to help include Basketball Wives star Evelyn Lozada, Karrueche Tran, and the famous Braxton family.
What are your thoughts on Fix My Life coming to an end? Comment and let us know!
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