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Just beautiful! The love, the room, the DRESS , the performer, the energy, the tux, the vet dad- it is all giving 😍 congratulations on your union ❤

Gorgeous ❤️❤️❤️❤️☀️

The beauty is slaying ❤😮

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Super proud of you❤️

You look SOOOO pretty

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Wow! Happy Father’s Day to these 3! Love this!

Happy Fathers Day to these 3 amazing dads, thank you so much for your real talk, I sincerely hope this will inspire & uplift other fathers to know they’re not alone and to stay the course, and thank you AuziahTV, we need more content like this, much ❤

1. Who were you at the time your first child was born? 0:27 2. What is something you've always wanted to tell your father but haven't? 3:52 3. Fill in the blank. I hope my children learn ______ from me? 9:11 4. Fill in the blank. I hope my children DON'T learn _____from me? 12:38 5. What was the last intentional decision you made to be a better father? 15:29

Shonda rhimes also writes for white audience. You didn't bring her up

I even forgot she had a brother 😂 😂😂

You are absolutely gorgeous and that food looks AMAZING! If I ever go vegan this is how I want it to look! Exciting 😂💖

Vegan but still got a big back. That’s crazyyyyy

The ashy color palette! 😂 Thank you! The best remake was Cinderella, because (among lots of things) of the vibrancy and saturated colors. And Sebastian reminds me of that fiasco with Sonic the Hedgehog.

seeing a mother smiling and saying she was wrong from a lesson she learned healed me in wysi didnt know i needed

❤ lesson learn gladly imagine bringing up to pull baby stroller and the groceries up 2nd floor.

Unfortunately this happens still and kids get left in hot cars to. Then when you say anything to the person that left the child....she gets an attitude and nasty.

There's no manual for parenting, you can only do the best that you can. I'm thankful that the lesson you had to learn didn't come at a high price and I hope that others may learn from your experience. I learned to not have tall dressers in a toddler's room because they will climb--sounds like something you should already know, but I didn't. I've never been so thankful for NOT cleaning their room before bed bc a basketball in the middle of the floor saved my baby from being crushed. Now it's low furniture and/or anchored to the wall if there will be little ones.

The comments are annoying. New parents, especially alone, you don’t think sometimes when you’re overwhelmed, tired, trying to get things done etc. Every parent makes mistakes, half of y’all aren’t being honest or don’t even know what your moms have done to you lol, I admire her honesty and it’s refreshing to know that someone was watching so she could be prepared next time she just wanted to run in really quick ❤❤ it’s crossed my mind plenty of times!!!!

Nah baby, the groceries can wait. Baby, first ALWAYS was my motto. Hence, Ive acquired shopping while my kids are in school for what I went through with my first. It was alot.

I would never leave my child in the car especially when it's hot outside in her seat. I would take her out first and take her in the apartment first and put her in the play pin because she is asleep, and then go back to get my groceries.

I’m glad she learned her lesson but, I would’ve went off on the Godmother. She could’ve addressed it differently.

I need this woman’s skincare routine… what a natural beauty

Did you know apparently the kiss at the end was CGI? That's how much chemistry Jonah and Lauren DIDN'T have.

So many times throughout this video, I heard my own mother in the testimonies. Having a front row seat to divorce. I went long periods of time without seeing my father and it eventually lead to misplaced resentment for my mother. Only as an adult did begin to realise and respect the sacrifices she made. The patience and compassion she had for me while I had my issues with her. I got very emotional watching this. It is a true show of strength to take on all of the bad in the world and remove it from your child's path. Great video!

1. Describe the moment you found out you were pregnant with your first born. 0:25 2. Fill in the blank, I wish I had more help with ______ 3:35 3. Tell me a time you had to apologize to your children and how did they respond. 7:33 4. Describe a traumatic event in your life and how does the residue of that experience show up in the way you mother your children. 10:33 5. Fill in the blank, I'm most proud of the way I ________ 18:17 6. What is the one lesson you hope your children learn from you? 21:17

Thanking these wonderful moms for their transparency & candid conversation, wishing all moms a Happy Blessed Mothers Day🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️

such a good review !!! Ugh I was WAITING for the outfits !!! We never got !!! And 💯 agree that fact Halle looked more like a Disney princess at the premiere than the movie

People would be just as upset if Tiana was Race Swapped. Black White Latino Asian fans of princess and the frog would be equally not into it.

Congratulations ❤

It’s not a country album it’s a BEYONCÉ album! They not hearing her but they will when she’s on stage at the CMAs and it comes full circle 👀 I love that people are getting into Tanner Adell I love her. And I remember Willie Jones who is featured on Just for Fun from X Factor years ago! This album has me in a chokehold. Catch me in my cowboy boots and hat at the next rodeo.

🎤 We are the prototype

Very well said and a superb analysis. Had no intention of listening to it strictly due to it not really being my preferred "genre", but you kinda put me in my place with that. 😅 I'm also a sucker for political movements. Thank you for your time and effort on this. #queenyonce

OMG, this has been the most in-depth & eye opening review I have seen/heard since this album dropped, phenomenal👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

you people is exceptionally unfunny for a comedy, most jokes just felt uncomfortable

Strays is nothing like “US” or “Get Out”, certain similarities just like any other movie of the same genre and the actors being black. Is a good movie, fast paced and entertaining. I didn’t like that they just went after the mother, what about the father? He also abandoned them.

It definitely was about race...."wonderful morning," she practices an accent. The daughter has baby hairs. She has a persistence itch on her hair which she hides. The idea of black people in her life, makes her recoil. There are two black drawing on her side mirror...she tries to have the boy fired but the principal speaks about how they don't want to seem prejudiced...you focused mainly on the elements of the film which was insightful but I disagree that it wasn't about race...The boy does even tell his big brother that the mother wants to be white...she even mentions to the husband that he wouldn't have been comfortable raising two black children...

I laughed and was left agast when I saw a black woman NOT be the strong ride or die. She dipped so smooth I felt abandoned!

I went to the movies with my mom and two daughters of mothers best friend who’s black they didn’t seem to enjoy any of it the film they just wanted to leave half way

0:19 Brief synopsis 0:57 Do we need remakes? 1:59 What they did wrong 3:04 Are Celie and Shug lesbians? 6:47 Positives 8:49 Taraji is broke 11:13 Why we shouldn’t forgive Mister

Thank you for being real and rational. I love hearing your takes!

What Taraji is speaking to is definitely a labor issue that affects all of us. The fact that someone unseasoned like a Jennifer Aniston can work less and be paid more (an instance pointed out in a Facebook post I saw one day) while Henson has to labor and labor and labor.... put this in the context of a 9-5 and a union would be on your boss' ass. I also agree with you about how abusers should be treated. Leave them out of family gatherings and in the cold where they belong.

I totally disagree with you about David Allan Grier he’s played pastors in film and television before and he was pretty convincing to me. Also did Taraji sabotage her own career by waiting until working with Oprah to speak about her”pay”? And speaking of Oprah, why did she not speak on what Taraji was saying since she’s so about women empowerment???BS!

You are one of the most thoughtful reviewers of media I’ve seen on this platform. The passion and care you be giving to these reviews is something to behold. Your inclusion of contextual cultural analysis is something that could have been so poorly done by somebody even a little less talented but you did it with such skill. You should be proud of producing a quality piece of art. I’m not gonna lie I’m still morally conflicted about seeing this movie but after watching this I’m a little more defined on what I’m leaning towards. I’m subscribed, liking, and sharing this with friends. I can’t wait to see more of your stuff, thank you for sharing your art with the world.

I love the review! You covered a lot in a short period of time. It definitely has me thinking further and wanting to read the Color Purple! I've seen the Broadway production, but I definitely want to rewatch the 80s film. Plus all of your reviews are so in depth and really challenge my thinking. Keep creating Auzi! You're a gift!

Excellent review, I believe the “Color Purple” is one of those classic that should be left alone, but you raised some interesting points, and I would love to see our ppl up for some awards!!!

This was a fantastic review! I haven’t seen the film so I can’t speak much on the content, but I loved how you compared critiqued the film not only with the original movie but also to the original book. It was very interesting hearing how differently certain characters and their plot lines were handled in each different iteration. I also very much agree with your thoughts on Teraji P. Henderson and her recent remarks on the disparity in pay for black women. It’s troubling that she’s gotten so much push back when she’s bringing to light a huge issue that our community still struggles against. The clip with Denzel was also wonderful and I love the distinction he made and agree as well. Again I really enjoyed your thoughts on the movie, thank you!