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Catch Up With the Characters on VH1′s ‘Single Ladies’

By Ann Mamie | May 7, 2012 | TV | 1 Comment

Following a successful first season, Season 2 of VH1′s Single Ladies premieres on Memorial Day – Monday, May 28th @ 9/8c on VH1. The show is one of few hour-long, predominantly black, scripted series to air on cable television.

Single Ladies is a romantic comedy series about Keisha, Raquel and April – best friends with different philosophies on love, sex and relationships, proving not all women have the same desires. Keisha (LisaRaye McCoy) is a former video dancer who believes in making her own luck, her own money and choosing men with her head instead of her heart. April (Charity Shea) had found the “perfect” man for the “ideal” marriage – but is learning that marriage does not always mean happily ever after. Season 2 will introduce Raquel (Denise Vasi) a sophisticated business woman coming into her own and calling the shots. Single Ladies is a modern, sexy series set in the world of Atlanta fashion, music, and celebrity that explores women’s different approaches to relationships.

Catch up with the characters from Season 1 in the clips below (which contain mild spoilers from Season 1).

Keisha (LisaRaye McCoy):




Malcolm (D.B. Woodside)

Omar (Travis Winfrey)

April (Charity Shea)

Several guests will also appear on the show during its sophomore season - T.I., Lauren London, La La Anthony, Romeo, Rick Fox, Big Boi, Eve, Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas, and Queen Latifah (the show’s creator).

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One Reply to Catch Up With the Characters on VH1′s ‘Single Ladies’

  1. anon says:
    June 1, 2012 at EDT

    I love Single Ladies, I am really happy it’s back. I use to always miss last season since I worked late at Dish but now that I have my Hopper, I can record it. I was able to go back and watch the first episode of season two and I loved every minute of it. I miss Val but Raquel is a good addition.

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