Is Belle Collective Cancelled?
All you need to know about Belle Collective TV show. Find out about the cancel/renew status and premiere date of Belle Collective season 2 and Belle Collective Season 3.
Find out the cancel/renew status of Belle Collective TV show.
Has Belle Collective been cancelled? Is Belle Collective renewed for the 2021-2022 season?
We have the most reliable information on whether Belle Collective is cancelled or renewed for the 2021/22 season or beyond. See below to discover whether there be Season 3 of Belle Collective!
Status: Renewed for Season 2
Belle Collective 2021/22 return date: TBD
Series Run: January 15, 2021 –
Total current Season(s): 2
Network(s): OWN
Genre: Reality
Belle Collective Series Information:
The hit series from Kingdom Reign Entertainment and Executive Producer Carlos King returns with an explosive second season on Friday, July 29, at 9 pm EST | 8 PM CST. Season two centers on six successful and glamorous women redefining what it means to be a boss and a southern belle in Jackson, Mississippi.
The women of Belle Collective represent the best of Black female entrepreneurship in Mississippi and the ladies are determined to show the positive side of Mississippi. Although Season 2 is about much more than drama, there will still be plenty of it. The ladies will highlight the journey of entrepreneurship, changing family dynamics, navigating family tragedies, and making it look easy while being fabulous. Tune in as the ladies juggle business, friendship, family, and children on this season of Belle Collective.
Meet the Belles:
· Lateshia Pearson is the CEO of Lateshia Pearson Enterprise, Inc. Lateshia is a business strategist, who has gained major acclaim and public notoriety for being a force of empowerment, inspiration, and encouragement for women on their journey to start businesses. Lateshia is a proud recipient of the 2020 Top Entrepreneur of Year Award and 2020 Top 50 under 40 Award recipient, honored by the Mississippi Business Journal.
· Latrice Rogers is a Beauty Mogul, Entrepreneur & TV Personality. She is the CEO of Goddess Lengths Virgin Hair and E'Sensual Beauty. 2017 U.S. Small Business Association's Young Entrepreneur of the Year. This prestigious award recognizes the hard work and dedication needed to operate a successful business and highlights the amazing strides her bustling company has made for Mississippi.
· Marie Hamilton-Abston is a self-made millionaire and CEO of the bustling Hamilton Davis Mental Health empire. Marie is the first African American in Mississippi to own several Opioid Treatment Clinics. Marie is the co-owner of a multi-million dollar empire: Hamilton Davis Mental Health, Inc., Hamilton Davis Home Care, Inc., Hamilton Davis Medical Supply, Inc., Hamilton Davis Adult Day Care, Inc., Hamilton Davis Transport, Inc., Hamilton Davis Assisted Living Agency, Inc., Hamilton Davis Community Outreach, Inc., Hamilton Davis K-12 Private Academy, Inc., Hamilton Davis Auto Sales, Inc., Zuri Marie Cosmetics, Zuri Marie Virgin Hair, and Zuri Marie Fashion Designer.
· Tambra Cherie is a full-time interactive media personality. Poised and personable, she is a radio/TV personality, entertainment news correspondent, author, entrepreneur, spokesperson, and host. Tambra Cherie also previously served as guest host on Lifetime's hit television show, "Bring It!" and currently serves as a guest co-host on Dish Nation TV, which airs on FOX affiliates.
· Aikisha Holly-Colon is one of the newest Belles, the President and Executive Director of the Willie and Aikisha Colon Foundation, and the Vice President of her family's nonprofit organization, The Holly Foundation. Aikisha Colon is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She is the wife to retired NFL Player, Super Bowl Champion, and Radio/TV Personality Willie Colon and the mother of two children, William Muriel, IV and Holly LaSonia-Grace. She is a partner and co-owner of Bricks and Hops Beer Garden in Bronx, NY. She will soon be bringing a second location to her hometown of Jackson in the Farish Street Historic District.
· Sophia O. Williams is affectionately known as "So Gucci." She's a certified personal trainer and the owner of stairway 2 So Gucci Fitness, where she hosts boot camps to encourage health and wellness in the community. In addition, she's a reputable and thriving real estate agent in Jackson, Mississippi, with impressive sales volumes, selling over $1 million in property within her first year as a realtor.
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They SHOULD BE CANCELED. THEY ARE NOT REPRESENTING BLACK WOMEN IN THE RIGHT LIGHT. PLUS, THEY are BOMBARDING US WITH COMMERCIALS CONSTANTLY WAY B4 THEY WERE AIRING.
Yes, cancel the show. I’m tired of reality shows about loud profane black women who can’t get along with each other that continues to stereotype of angry black women. Please stop putting these types of shows on TV. The OWN network should know better. Oprah is not representative of none of these women.