EXCLUSIVE: ‘Divas of Compton’ Dance Team Lands New Reality Series

Divas of Compton
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Divas of Compton’ Dance Team Lands New Reality Series
A new dance reality series is making its way to your screen soon!
theJasmineBRAND exclusively reports that the ‘Divas of Compton’ dance team has landed a reality series titled ‘Compton Dreams.’ According to our sources, the series will celebrate the power of black girl magic through dance, community, and love. Viewers of the series will get to watch Coach Kehli Berry, the brainchild of ‘Divas of Compton,’ her dancers, and their families as they learn what happens when the music stops and the reality of living in Compton gets real.

Coach Kehli Berry
Details about the show’s premiere date have yet to be released.
This won’t be the first time that ‘Divas of Compton’ have been on television. Recently Coach Berry and two of her dancers appeared on Kelly Clarkson’s talk show. During their interview, they revealed that the ‘Divas of Compton’ will be performing at this year’s Superbowl pre-show.
In 2020 the ‘Divas of Compton’ competed on ‘America’s Got Talent.’
In addition to that, they have also appeared on Lifetime’s former reality series ‘Bring It!’
The ladies have also previously been featured on the official Instagram page for NIKE.

Divas of Compton
Will you be tuning in for this new reality series? Tell us below!
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