Despite the huge acclaim of their book Influence, Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen are not the only stylish sisters on the block. Slick siblings, Angela and Vanessa Simmons are carving out a name for themselves in the style stakes. Hip hop enthusiasts will know them as daughters of Joseph Simmons aka Rev Run from rap group, Run-DMC. Angela and Vanessa are founders of Pastry Clothing line which includes shoes, handbags and clothes for chic and preppy ladies. When Run's House aired back in 2005 most people including Rev Run himself, were expecting the rapper turned Reverend to be the star of the show. Instead he found himself out shined by his two gorgeous daughters. Week after week viewers tuned into MTV to find out what mini dramas the two young ladies were embroiled in but most of all to check out their glamorous lifestyle. To say that they have developed a huge following would be putting it mildly. So what do you do when you are rich, young and successful? Simple - You get your own reality show.
Daddy's Girls is a spin-off from Run's House and will feature the two sisters leaving their family home in new Jersey and living on their own in LA for the first time. We will see the business savvy ladies grow the Pastries line and move into other exciting ventures that include Vanessa with her acting and Angela launching her teen magazine. Looks like we have finally found our Black version of The Hills. I was not really a fan of Run's House but I will certainly be checking this little beauty out?
The preview for Daddy's Girls airs on 5th January 2009 on MTV.
On my radar: Marie Marot
4 days ago
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Oh I didn't know they were getting their own show. I know my daughter and I will be watching.
I absoultely love love love The Hills and have been wanting to see a black equivalent which didn't portray negative sterotypes of the black community such as College Hill. Young, black, female, professionals - at last, something I can relate to!
p.s. Angela's my favourite.
xoxo
Oh thanks for this. Must try and find it online when it starts...
Shanti, why don't you try watching Baldwin Hills?
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