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UNCENSORED, an edgy new docu-series explores the intimate lives of some of today's most notable personalities. The 10-episode semi-autobiographical series gives unprecedented access to stars including Tiffany Haddish, LaLa Anthony, Tamar Braxton, Charlemagne Da God, Le'Andria Johnson, NeNe Leakes, Nia Long, Rick Ross and Snoop Dogg as they personally reveal their own stories, in their own words, in the places where their stories unfolded.
19 Episodes
- K. Michelle
E2K. MichelleK. Michelle constantly sings songs of heartbreak and pain. One look into the life of this songstress turned reality star and you'll understand why. In this story we take a deep look into some of the experiences that inspired some of the songs you know and love as well as her journey to fame. - Tami Roman
E6Tami RomanBorn and raised in Mount Vernon, New York, Tami Roman and her mom fled to Los Angeles to escape Tami's childhood sexual and physical abuse. Instead of providing a refuge, LA led to further hardships and struggles as she and her mom found themselves homeless and Tami plagued by abuse, kidnap and rape. With the help and strength of her mom, she landed herself as a cast member on The Real World LA. This was her first television experience and introduced Tami to the world of entertainment. She found herself the topic of controversy as fellow cast mate was kicked off the show and she was the first person to have an abortion on TV. Attending a New York celebrity party she met her future husband Kenny Anderson, it wasn't until he invited her to a game that she realized he played for the NBA. After two daughters and a 7-year marriage Kenny was exposed with a history of cheating and thanks to the support of her mom, they divorced and she started a new life. Despite the hardships that life threw her way, Tami was always able to get though with the help and support of her mom. When her fell ill and passed away suddenly it caused her to contemplate reality, God and suicide. With the help of family and friends she was able to push through and is now a celebrated reality TV star and budding comic. - D.L. Hughley
E7D.L. HughleyAn Original King of Comedy, D.L. Hughley was raised in Los Angeles and no stranger to his neighborhood gangs, which provided a sense of structure, family and community. Dropping out of high school as a self proclaimed "dummy" he joined the LAPD Academy, quit - and married his wife of over 30-years to start a family. His work ethic is unapologetically driven and dedicated to providing for his loved ones, and his motivation to leave a legacy lead to the transition of his comedy from frivolous jokes to political topics inspiring change. - Jermaine Dupri
E8Jermaine DupriJermaine Dupri's career started as a 12 year old dancer when he landed a gig as the opening act for a 50 city Fresh Fest Tour during hip-hop's Golden Era. He quickly went on to become a successful record producer by the age of 16. Developing new artists such as Kris Kross, (early) TLC, Xscape, Da Brat, Usher, and Lil Bow Wow owe much of their success to the penmanship and guidance of Dupri. Never giving up on his hustle, his Atlanta based empire So So Def just reached its 25 year anniversary milestone. Looking back on his accolades, Jermaine Dupri earned the right to be talked among the greatest songwriters of all time. - Tasha Smith
E9Tasha SmithBorn to a 15-year-old young single mom in Camden, New Jersey. An identical twin, Tasha Smith narrowly escaped a life distracted by drugs, violence, alcohol and the wrong type of men. After dropping out of high school at 14-years-old, a miraculous test of faith when her grandfather passed away led her to a relationship with God once more. She moved to LA and worked on breaking in to stand up comedy while moonlighting as a stripper before she got her first big break. The urge to direct led Tasha to self-produce and direct her first short film, she has since moved on to episodic and feature length directing - established herself as a well-respected director in the entertainment industry. - Ne-Yo
E10Ne-YoBorn and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, Shaffer was raised by a single mother in a household filled with strong women role models that would serve as the inspiration for some of his biggest hits. With a father who was often abusing toward him and his mother, and then soon absent, Ne-Yo found out early on how important being a strong father figure would be to his future kids. Taking opportunities as a songwriter he was able to build a career before landing a record deal with Columbia Records - disagreeing with how they handled his career he left, resigned to songwriting before he was signed to Def Jam by L.A. Reid and could thrive as the artist he wanted to be. - Kirk Franklin
E12Kirk FranklinBorn and raised in Fort Worth, Texas - Kirk Franklin was raised by his aunt Gertrude after his mom and dad abandoned him. It was there that he discovered his love for music through the church, as Gertrude made it a priority for him to take piano lessons - a gift passed on from her late husband. Kirk first experienced real success with his choir that he composed and aptly named, The Family. It was when he had the opportunity to work with an up and coming group, God's Property, that success really took off with the Jimmy Iovine inspired remix to Stomp. Always one to remain true to his testimony, he received backlash once more for vocalizing his addiction to pornography. With the faith and support of his family he remains true to his spiritual journey and to inspire faith through his music and his testimony. - Tisha CampbellE13
Tisha CampbellOvercoming a lifetime of adversity and heartbreak, Tisha Campbell is the epitome of a survivor. Impacted by a traumatic sexual assault at the age of 3, and while on a unexpected journey through autism, Tisha realized her life's mission would become to help others in need. - Faith Evans
E18Faith EvansWith a successful music career spanning almost three decades, Faith Evans, the First Lady of Bad Boy, widely known as the widow of “The Notorious B.I.G”, is a Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum recording artist and songwriter, New York Times best-selling author, autism advocate, and most importantly – a mother.
