Fans of Interracial Romance discussion

Does anyone watch R&B Divas? There's an Atlanta and LA Version coming on TV One, and I have to say I like the LA version a little more. I like the variety of black womanhood on this show. Even though these are celebrity women, I feel like there are lot more three-dimensional that the Real Housewives of Atlanta. It's good to see this on tv, and to see some positive interactions between women (moreso on the LA version than the Atlanta version, thus far).

I am a huge En Vogue fan, so it's great to see Dawn Robinson on the LA Show.

Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "Does anyone watch R&B Divas? There's an Atlanta and LA Version coming on TV One, and I have to say I like the LA version a little more. I like the variety of black womanhood on this show. Even t..."

I've already decided that the LA version is better. I actually listen to all their music (except lil mo) versus the original. I saw in En Vogue in concert last summer and was really disappointed that Dawn left again. Happy to see she isn't crazy as her reputation has let many to believe. I really don't even see much diva-ishness.

Yeah, they don't seem as catty as the Atlanta group. Of course, I think they are two-three seasons in on there, so hopefully that doesn't change.

I think Kelly Price really seems to do a lot of team-building, instead of fostering a me first attitude.

I have listened to some of the women on both shows. Of the Atlanta group, I would say I am mostly a Faith Evans fan. I might check out Keke though. I like her personality on the show. Monifah is cool too. Not a big fan of Nicci or Angie Stone right now. They seem to be the biggest cat-fighters on the group.

No one is a fan on Nicci right now. LOL. That Brownstone reunion was the saddest thing ever. Keke can sing her ass off. Unfortunately, it is very apparent her attitude and mental instability has hindered her professionally.

That's too bad about Keke and Nicci. I especially see Nicci shooting herself in the foot. I think Keke probably needed counseling that she never got.

Some things about Keke are endearing, like she can be very funny and lovable. However, she makes everything about her with attention seeking tantrums, plus remember when she was burping in that business meeting? Michael attached to her hip isn't helping either.

I didn't get to see that episode, but that's way unprofessional to burp in a business meeting.

What did you think of the marry yourself episode?

At first, it seemed weird, but when the women started talking, I could see it was therapeutic. I didn't understand what Michel'le was saying. She didn't have much really to get out of the experience. Dawn's part made me get choked up.