Terrence Howard Announces ‘Terrence For President’ Series, Names Wife Mira Howard His ‘Press Secretary’
Terrence Howard Announces ‘Terrence For President’ Series, Names Wife Mira Howard His ‘Press Secretary’
Actor Terrence Howard is taking a presidential approach to his latest project!
The Empire star has announced a new audience-driven series titled “Terrence For President: The People’s Press Conference,” where he plans to answer questions submitted directly by the public.
Howard shared a promotional image featuring himself alongside his wife, Mira Howard, who is identified as his “press secretary,” while the actor is labeled “the candidate.”
In the announcement, Howard wrote:
“The people have questions.
It’s time for answers.
Introducing TERRENCE FOR PRESIDENT: The People’s Press Conference.
A new audience-powered conversation series where you ask the questions, and I answer them.”
He also promised that the series would move away from traditional interview formats, adding:
“No scripted interviews. No questions selected to make me look good.
Just real people, real questions, and real conversations.”
According to the promotional material, viewers will be able to submit video questions through various social media platforms or upload them directly.
While the project uses presidential campaign imagery and terminology, Howard’s announcement describes an upcoming conversation series rather than an official run for political office.
A premiere date has not yet been announced.
Howard ended his announcement by asking followers:
“What would you ask me?”
What are your thoughts on Terrence Howard’s new project?

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