Judy Love calls for “compassion” for Molly May in the comments section of the podcast.

Judy Love Called on people to show “compassion” Molly May The Hague After commenting, she became viral for everyone who has the same time 24 hours a day to succeed.

Her latest understood! Column, Loose female Panelists also talk about her excitement for the restart of Bel Air’s Fresh Prince and pay tribute to her idol, Sidney Poitier.

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I was very busy last week. There are some things I can’t talk about yet, but I’m glad I was stuck. I went to Glasgow and filmed a game show with Shirley White. wonderful. It was a lot of fun to be with another of my Loose Women.

I also returned to Loose Women’s set. I rarely go this year! We are all burning guns in my house as the kids are back in school and all the activities after school.

Terry’s favorite

Speaking of TV, I love Harlem at Amazon Prime. It’s about four black women who are best friends and it’s friendly.

I’ve also seen Sex and the City restart, and just like that. It’s very strange to see an older woman. Sometimes I think they overdo it. In one episode I saw Carrie having a back problem. I seemed calm, we all know we are old!

But I also think it successfully incorporates all the issues we are concerned about as a society, such as racism, sexuality, diversity, and black excellence. wonderful.

Molly Mayrow

There was a big fallout when Molly May Haag said it was the same 24 hours a day for us all to succeed. She was criticized by people who said she didn’t understand poverty. But we have to show compassion.

Where was your compassion for her after her comments spread in word of mouth? But let’s keep it a reality – some people don’t have the same opportunity. I have to admit that it might be her opinion, but it’s not my life experience.

Fresh Prince Reboot

Last week, a trailer was released for the next reboot of Bel Air’s Fresh Prince. I watch every episode of each season and my kids love it so I’m very excited to see this new version.

It’s very different from the original show and seems to be much more serious. When it comes to the characters and the lives they have lived in, how everything has changed, it seems to be deeper.

But I look forward to seeing what they do at this highly beloved show. I wish there were more black shows like this in the UK.

Lose our idol

We have lost some greats in the last few weeks, and I have to pay homage to all the great actors Sidney Poitier, Betty White and Bob Saget.

Sidney Poitier was one of the first to make me think that anything was possible. He was the first black man to win an Oscar and my mother worshiped him completely.

He spoke very well and was a very sharp dresser. He was an elegant and intelligent man, a completely different picture of how society tried to portray a black man.