I think they were so far ahead of their time! Now, in 2024, the biz finally may be ready. Maybe the industry has learned something from Issa Ray's success.
I love this show as an African/ Cameroonian am happy cuz this show is showing the world a different part of Africa that the western media has refused to show. Thank u guys so much. 💋💋❤️ #proudAfrican #unitedAfrica
It’s not that the west doesn’t want to show it’s that Africans are not participating in telling the story!! These stories and writings are beautiful. Most western non profits are trying to generate donations/funds and show the worst of Africa because that’s their line of work. Africans don’t validate fashion, dancing and acting until the west validates it….. it’s time Africans start participating in story telling and SHARE it since it is the core of African culture!
The progress of cinematography in african sitcoms is just impeccable. I do wish Nigerian shows would use shots like these; it just adds that international standard...
I love that Edinam Atachie is part of this show. I love her. She's Legendary Ghanaian actress. "A stab in the dark", y'all remember that classic movie?
Looks very promising. Doesn't sound sensational at all. Hope it continues to be good. Good to see beautiful black Africans who did not bleach their skins.
I'm so happy to see programme that shows the journey back home. I'm Zambian born been in London since I was 4 and I'm now 29 I plan on returning next year and the thought is scary and exciting all at once. I know how people at home can treat you like a foreigner in your own birth country but it's my home. I just hope to meet like minded people and settle in. I always love home and I know it will be a huge change but one I look forward to. Fingers crossed!
That main character girl went to Rutgers! Either way, whether you like the characters or not, the acting is on point. They're basically letting people in on the conversations often had by people who haven't returned home in years and didn't have their parents recreating little Africa to the max in their homes. I guess the issue is that these are typically private conversations, and thus, the controversy begins. Love it! :)
+Cadence Opera up until a couple of years ago there were about 50 black people in Romania, or at least it felt that way. We would never see them on the streets but we would see them on tv- we have several black (mostly mixed) tv show hosts, news anchor, singers etc. Recently I've seen a lot more black people, and mixed couples And to answer your question- I'm not sure, some people are assholes, but most, would treat you like any other foreigner- with a lot of interest towards the place where you're from and and interest in getting to know you. It also helps that you're a good looking woman. I am sure you'll be fine there :)
Blew me away. Lucidity, Camera work, sound/picture quality, clear speech, not a single uncessary scene. Whole concept is dope. Has a message for both Africans living in or outside Africa. Humor ain't bad either. I'm rather appreciating this work than being analytic. Just dope!
I'm from the states, so unfortunately I don't know much about Africa from a first person point of view, but I'm loving what I'm seeing so far and looking forward to watching more. Perhaps, I'll even get to visit one day, that would be great. :) I'm so interested in how our traditions have changed and what has stayed the same. Thank you for sharing, new subbie!
Its 2:17a.m. right now here in Atlanta, GA and I just clicked a link from my Facebook to this first episode... I'm sad that I haven't heard about this sooner (especially since I've been anticipating my upcoming trip Africa)!! But you can't imagine my excitement right now since I have so many episodes to catch up on LOL!! Good Job!!!!!!
The people making negative comments probably still watch crappy Ghanaian and Nigerian movies all the time. Now you have standards huh *rolls eyes* I found the writing to be extremely strong. As someone who has returned home as an adult this exactly the type of things you've heard and the exact conversations you've had with your "returned" friends. It's 100% accurate and it resonated with me very strongly. I'm loving it so far!
+Kamaria S. My sentiments exactly. Perhaps we should chat more on it over a cup of coffee if you living here in the U.S...............#EntertainmentCritic
R Out of all the African countries I've been to, their culture is strongest. Ghanaians ALWAYS remember where they come from regardless. Their food is amazing, their transportation is amazing, and it's very safe there.
My husband is from Ghana. He visits once a year but wont move back. Ghanaians (sp?) are trying to move to the States and once they get here they don't move back there. LOL That speaks volumes to me! I've never been to Ghana and frankly... I don't have a desire!
Every Ghanaian I know, and I know many, owns property in Ghana as well as the US. My husband Is Ghanaian and it was an act of congress to get him to leave. Many come to the us then go directly back home. Because white western nations make migration so difficult for non-white people, many migrants fear going back home to visit bc they may not be allowed back to whatever country they migrated from. Lucky for you, you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth so these aren't things you had to worry about. I'm sure your "husband" enjoys his Ghanaian vacations (& probably his second family) from your ignorant ass and tells you these things so he can have peace of mind. 💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿
Melanie- Jude Dawson, you can kiss the middle most part of my azzcrack.... Get a WHOLE mouth full of sh!t. Just like the sh!t you talking!!!! B!tch. **don't come for Me, because I WILL come 4 u** triffling trash! bye & Do NOT respond. I WILL NOT READ IT! peace!
love this... as an American who is repatriating to Ghana, it is quite a familiar (as well as unfamiliar) perspective... THANK U FOR CREATING THIS SHOW!!!
I'm so excited about this series. It's like the best African production I've seen and it's right here on TH-cam! Also, I can live vicariously through these characters. I've always wanted to try out living somewhere in Africa but I don't have any one there who can help and I am so"American" I'm not sure I would adjust well. All that being said, thanks for this! I'm a fan after only one episode:)
That's exactly how I feel! I would really love to go see Africa for myself, but alas I am broke lol. Oh well. I want to live through these characters and see Africa.
These guys should be applauded!!! They started web series!!! Now all other African countries are doing it too! Sooo happy for this!!! Africans Just Run the World Baby!
Binge Watching from the USA!! This show is awesome! I have always been a fan of Sex and the City and I'm very Afro-Centric,, so when I found this show, I fell in love!!!! Its so great to see Africans represented in a positive light! Its refreshing!! The actresses are gorgeous with their natural hair and designer African clothing!! This definitely makes me want to visit the Motherland one day....Great show!!! keep up the good work!!!!
I just read an article from cosmopolitan that showed up on my Facebook timeline. I read the article and was intrigued by what I read. Today, I watched the show for the first time. You now have a subscriber. I am going to watch the shows and tell others as well. Awesome!
For those who keep saying this is not or representative of Africa I first of all I hope you are African, second of all if you guys who think of the stereotypical Africa they keep showing on TV as africa well that's not Africa; third of all this show mostly relates to those who are African but are born in a different country. Some of the things they are talking about I fan relate to everytime i go visit Ghana.
I'm just going to watch this for the sheer enjoyment. I'm sorry if it offends but as an educated AA woman, I kind of figured that this is not a complete representation of ALL African women who lived abroad and returned home. Give us some credit for that, please.
So enjoying this...I can't wait to view more african tv shows. If you got any suggestions let me know. Seriously, exploring african culture past and present and loving it!
I'm shocked by all the negative comments. I was actually pleasantly surprised by this episode. I liked the actors, writing, and cinematography. Y'all r tripping. Great job everyone and I just want to say thank you because being African American we don't have much insight on Africa for obvious reasons. So I love seeing authentic things about Africa in a positive light.
I love this show, it's an excellent portrayal of African women as educated,beautiful,classy and smart. I give this show an A+ and keep up the natural hair it's a true depiction of African beauty
Watching this again for the 3rd time, I even bought the vhx season 2 but cant remember changed my email n cnt remember my password 😩 please bring season 3 ❤❤❤❤❤😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
dang man i cant wait to go to africa, Im african Amer. which means most of mean is prob from west, Igbo, ashanti, fulani, etc and maybe some from central, east and south. but man I just cant wait to go, love the motherland, we are the most ancient people in the world, all the different ethnic groups and traditions. Love the series! does any one know the song at the beginning that was a dope song, the motherland, can someone tell me the song
Funny how every country in Africa is so similar. I went to Kenya last October after being in the states for seven years and my second day there I woke to take a shower and there was no water. I mentally stated freaking out for a few seconds then remembered that water gets turned off on Mondays. Then on my last week there water went out for a whole week. STILL LOVE AFRICA regardless.
LOL African countries are far from being similar girl. Maybe amongst english speaking countries yes, but a french speaking country like Senegal is very different from kenya, from Morocco, from South Africa in so many ways. If anything, I'm glad your loved your journey in Africa. :)
Freesia120 there actually is difference based on the language. Different colonizers left different cultural legacies. It doesn't mean one is better but there are definitely distinct similarities among Benin, Senegal and Cameroon, etc that you won't find in Nigeria or Kenya
Joyce Nounke How about living in a an apartment and their is no running water. Theire is all the plumbing, but we have to haul water in order to take a bath and cook, clean, etc. You don't waste water when you have to haul it in yourself. If I have to pee, I don't flush the toilet, I'll flush it when several of us have peed. Do you know I have to take the top off and fill the bowl. You only do this with family.
I am Jamaican and have lived in America for most of my life, I can imagine returning to Jamaica permanently would be somewhat of a culural change for me even though I visit there annually. I appreciate these ladies perspective, as that's all it is!; their perspective not a representation of all returnees.
please make season 2 available!! it would do great on netfix. I recommend "THIS SHOW TO ALL my friends and family but no one can seem to find it anywhere!!
Please Bring Back This Show Where Are You!!!
I think they were so far ahead of their time! Now, in 2024, the biz finally may be ready. Maybe the industry has learned something from Issa Ray's success.
who is still here 2024 lols . i cannot forget about this series
Same 😭
I love this show as an African/ Cameroonian am happy cuz this show is showing the world a different part of Africa that the western media has refused to show. Thank u guys so much. 💋💋❤️ #proudAfrican #unitedAfrica
It’s not that the west doesn’t want to show it’s that Africans are not participating in telling the story!! These stories and writings are beautiful. Most western non profits are trying to generate donations/funds and show the worst of Africa because that’s their line of work. Africans don’t validate fashion, dancing and acting until the west validates it….. it’s time Africans start participating in story telling and SHARE it since it is the core of African culture!
The progress of cinematography in african sitcoms is just impeccable. I do wish Nigerian shows would use shots like these; it just adds that international standard...
Check out the Nigerian soap Tinsel - exceptionally high standards and brilliant writing/plotlines. This show is great but Tinsel is even better IMO
Here in 2020 to say I'm so proud of how far Nigeria has come in terms of cinematography. ❤😚
She is beautiful, reminds me of Lauren Hill. All the ladies are gorgeous. Happy to have found this and look forward to many more. Thanks
I thought the same thing--a younger LH.
I love that Edinam Atachie is part of this show. I love her. She's Legendary Ghanaian actress. "A stab in the dark", y'all remember that classic movie?
This was one of my favourite shows so sad it wasn’t free to watch on TH-cam anymore. So relatable if you’ve lived in the West and want to return home
Ikr, I want it back on TH-cam so bad 😢
I miss this show!
Looks very promising. Doesn't sound sensational at all. Hope it continues to be good. Good to see beautiful black Africans who did not bleach their skins.
Yes indeed
No skin bleaching
I'm so happy to see programme that shows the journey back home. I'm Zambian born been in London since I was 4 and I'm now 29 I plan on returning next year and the thought is scary and exciting all at once. I know how people at home can treat you like a foreigner in your own birth country but it's my home. I just hope to meet like minded people and settle in. I always love home and I know it will be a huge change but one I look forward to. Fingers crossed!
Who's still watching in 2020??
Well it feels so good seeing such a wonderful video......
Give it a try
Reminds me of 'Girlfriends' with an authentic African twist! Luv so far
The girl from the start @ the airport reminds me of Toni Childs;)
she definitely does
That main character girl went to Rutgers! Either way, whether you like the characters or not, the acting is on point. They're basically letting people in on the conversations often had by people who haven't returned home in years and didn't have their parents recreating little Africa to the max in their homes. I guess the issue is that these are typically private conversations, and thus, the controversy begins. Love it! :)
Watching this in Romania! Great job, girls! This helps me learn a lot about Africa and its people, we don't have many resources here about this!
That's really cool to know :) Hope you keep watching. Nice with a little diversity once in a while :)
+OakiLory LOL sorry off topic, but how is Romania?? towards black women :)?? I'm actually learning Romanian and planning a trip there!!
+Cadence Opera up until a couple of years ago there were about 50 black people in Romania, or at least it felt that way. We would never see them on the streets but we would see them on tv- we have several black (mostly mixed) tv show hosts, news anchor, singers etc. Recently I've seen a lot more black people, and mixed couples And to answer your question- I'm not sure, some people are assholes, but most, would treat you like any other foreigner- with a lot of interest towards the place where you're from and and interest in getting to know you. It also helps that you're a good looking woman. I am sure you'll be fine there :)
OakiLory i love Romania. my baby dad is romanian native.i still like him even tho he's a deadbeat dad.his personality is amazing
This only depicts one country in Africa though. As if one show of Romania is a depiction of Europe? Lol
Ghana 🇬🇭 to the world. Am loving it already
Thank You for bringing African pride to the world!
Just got home from seeing Jaja’s African Hair Braiding on Broadway. It was amazing to see “Sade” on stage (as “Aminata”)!
My teenage kids enjoying the episodes... helps set the expectations for them and their friends here ... Thanks NPR...
Thought about this show again after all these years.
Blew me away. Lucidity, Camera work, sound/picture quality, clear speech, not a single uncessary scene. Whole concept is dope. Has a message for both Africans living in or outside Africa. Humor ain't bad either.
I'm rather appreciating this work than being analytic. Just dope!
I'm from the states, so unfortunately I don't know much about Africa from a first person point of view, but I'm loving what I'm seeing so far and looking forward to watching more. Perhaps, I'll even get to visit one day, that would be great. :) I'm so interested in how our traditions have changed and what has stayed the same. Thank you for sharing, new subbie!
Oooo! Mother Ghana looking cool on the internet, loving this already!
Very nice! Thanks for sharing
Its 2:17a.m. right now here in Atlanta, GA and I just clicked a link from my Facebook to this first episode... I'm sad that I haven't heard about this sooner (especially since I've been anticipating my upcoming trip Africa)!! But you can't imagine my excitement right now since I have so many episodes to catch up on LOL!! Good Job!!!!!!
The people making negative comments probably still watch crappy Ghanaian and Nigerian movies all the time. Now you have standards huh *rolls eyes*
I found the writing to be extremely strong. As someone who has returned home as an adult this exactly the type of things you've heard and the exact conversations you've had with your "returned" friends. It's 100% accurate and it resonated with me very strongly. I'm loving it so far!
+Kamaria S. My sentiments exactly. Perhaps we should chat more on it over a cup of coffee if you living here in the U.S...............#EntertainmentCritic
Nicole Amarteifio this is brilliant! So pleased to have come across this!! *applause* :-) Official London fan x
Watching from Denmark - Loving the idea about wealthy women in a relatively poor country - a different perspective to African culture! Love it!
Kudos to you for promoting African music! Pleasantly surprised upon hearing Maurice Kirya's voice at the end!
Just made a fan in Brazil! Loved the show. Congrats :)
I am a Namibian in the UK but I am totally loving this. Great job, keep them coming sis!!!!:)
love this, this series gives an accurate look into middle class life in Accra. I've spent almost 4 months there and I love it. I love Ghana!
+Melanie-Jude Dawson Why do u love Ghana? The work? The weather? The food? Details!!!
R Out of all the African countries I've been to, their culture is strongest. Ghanaians ALWAYS remember where they come from regardless. Their food is amazing, their transportation is amazing, and it's very safe there.
My husband is from Ghana. He visits once a year but wont move back. Ghanaians (sp?) are trying to move to the States and once they get here they don't move back there. LOL
That speaks volumes to me! I've never been to Ghana and frankly... I don't have a desire!
Every Ghanaian I know, and I know many, owns property in Ghana as well as the US. My husband Is Ghanaian and it was an act of congress to get him to leave. Many come to the us then go directly back home. Because white western nations make migration so difficult for non-white people, many migrants fear going back home to visit bc they may not be allowed back to whatever country they migrated from. Lucky for you, you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth so these aren't things you had to worry about. I'm sure your "husband" enjoys his Ghanaian vacations (& probably his second family) from your ignorant ass and tells you these things so he can have peace of mind. 💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿💅🏿
Melanie- Jude Dawson, you can kiss the middle most part of my azzcrack.... Get a WHOLE mouth full of sh!t. Just like the sh!t you talking!!!! B!tch.
**don't come for Me, because I WILL come 4 u** triffling trash! bye & Do NOT respond. I WILL NOT READ IT! peace!
Sade has a phenomenal voice
love this... as an American who is repatriating to Ghana, it is quite a familiar (as well as unfamiliar) perspective... THANK U FOR CREATING THIS SHOW!!!
Please continue this show please... 😭😭
The main character on the show looks like Lauryn Hill.
+CzarJuliusIII I was thinking the same thing !
+CzarJuliusIII I thought the same thing
+CzarJuliusIII Exactly what I was thinking.
That's what I thought!
YESSSS I thought the same thing!
This is such a cool show! So glad BBC made a notice about it!
I'm so excited about this series. It's like the best African production I've seen and it's right here on TH-cam! Also, I can live vicariously through these characters. I've always wanted to try out living somewhere in Africa but I don't have any one there who can help and I am so"American" I'm not sure I would adjust well. All that being said, thanks for this! I'm a fan after only one episode:)
That's exactly how I feel! I would really love to go see Africa for myself, but alas I am broke lol. Oh well. I want to live through these characters and see Africa.
You can try to spend a holiday or two in some. Just build connections with someone you can trust, to help and guide you around. It can be fun.
I hope you finally visited Africa
OUtfits are spectacular...! I love the similarities between african countries... make it really feel like an African thing
Thank you for showing what Africans are capable of, especially women.
What are they capable of? Having sex?
This is really, really good!!! It's like a travelers guide to Ghana. I 💚💚💚 Ghana. Better watch that left hand lolololol.
These guys should be applauded!!! They started web series!!! Now all other African countries are doing it too! Sooo happy for this!!! Africans Just Run the World Baby!
Great work, Nicole! And congrats on your acceptance as a TED fellow
NPR brought me here. I'm so excited. The interview was absolutely captivating.
Congrats to the fashion designer.the outfits are georgeous
I LOVEEEEEEEE this! I'm from St Vincent and the Grenadines and I relate so well with this series! Writers are amazing!
Thank you so much for this a bridge to the Motherland. Thank you so much!
Binge Watching from the USA!! This show is awesome! I have always been a fan of Sex and the City and I'm very Afro-Centric,, so when I found this show, I fell in love!!!! Its so great to see Africans represented in a positive light! Its refreshing!! The actresses are gorgeous with their natural hair and designer African clothing!! This definitely makes me want to visit the Motherland one day....Great show!!! keep up the good work!!!!
congratulations Nicole! this is great!!
I just read an article from cosmopolitan that showed up on my Facebook timeline. I read the article and was intrigued by what I read. Today, I watched the show for the first time. You now have a subscriber. I am going to watch the shows and tell others as well. Awesome!
For those who keep saying this is not or representative of Africa I first of all I hope you are African, second of all if you guys who think of the stereotypical Africa they keep showing on TV as africa well that's not Africa; third of all this show mostly relates to those who are African but are born in a different country. Some of the things they are talking about I fan relate to everytime i go visit Ghana.
I don't know much about Africa but I did Hamlet with MaameYa and she's as Ghanaian as they come, born, raised educated & proud.
This is so exciting!!! I LOVE that this series exist and I so appreciate seeing/hearing these stories represented. YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS! Great episode.
I'm just going to watch this for the sheer enjoyment. I'm sorry if it offends but as an educated AA woman, I kind of figured that this is not a complete representation of ALL African women who lived abroad and returned home. Give us some credit for that, please.
Interesting. I want to see more of this show.
We hope you enjoy season 1! The second season is available for order here: www.anafricancity.vhx.tv - Thanks!
Thank You
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So enjoying this...I can't wait to view more african tv shows. If you got any suggestions let me know. Seriously, exploring african culture past and present and loving it!
Paul Holmes lots of them. Just go to irokotv.com
Amazing, i can't wait to keep on...
stunning episodes....
I'm shocked by all the negative comments. I was actually pleasantly surprised by this episode. I liked the actors, writing, and cinematography. Y'all r tripping. Great job everyone and I just want to say thank you because being African American we don't have much insight on Africa for obvious reasons. So I love seeing authentic things about Africa in a positive light.
I love this show, it's an excellent portrayal of African women as educated,beautiful,classy and smart. I give this show an A+ and keep up the natural hair it's a true depiction of African beauty
As a Latina I'm obsessed with this show keep up the good work
Love this! Make Ghana proud!
"Exactly, guys, no reason to lie, drop it". I love Sade's stern voice.
I always loved this show. I am going to watch it again. Wish they had another season
Watching this again for the 3rd time, I even bought the vhx season 2 but cant remember changed my email n cnt remember my password 😩 please bring season 3 ❤❤❤❤❤😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
LOVE LOVE THIS AFRICAN WEBSERIES !!!! great job girls
dang man i cant wait to go to africa, Im african Amer. which means most of mean is prob from west, Igbo, ashanti, fulani, etc and maybe some from central, east and south. but man I just cant wait to go, love the motherland, we are the most ancient people in the world, all the different ethnic groups and traditions. Love the series! does any one know the song at the beginning that was a dope song, the motherland, can someone tell me the song
Yea I'm sure you won't regret man.
Chuck Len It's called "Motherland" by M.anifest
The best African show I've ever seen. The girls look great
These women are gorgeous and Im loving the fashion and colors!!! yesss more of this please!!
This is good. Everybody is so beautiful. I experience many of the same things returning to the Caribbean though.
Excellent episode...I can't wait to get back home to Africa.....
Ughhhhhhh I'm obsessed already !!! Shout out to all my independent African Babes!!!!
Aaiii! This is wonderful! It makes me very homesick for my second home. You have done well!
I love the Maurice Kirya song at the end....great voice
I wish this series would return
Fantastic, love it and I can't wait to see the rest
Funny how every country in Africa is so similar. I went to Kenya last October after being in the states for seven years and my second day there I woke to take a shower and there was no water. I mentally stated freaking out for a few seconds then remembered that water gets turned off on Mondays. Then on my last week there water went out for a whole week. STILL LOVE AFRICA regardless.
LOL African countries are far from being similar girl. Maybe amongst english speaking countries yes, but a french speaking country like Senegal is very different from kenya, from Morocco, from South Africa in so many ways. If anything, I'm glad your loved your journey in Africa. :)
Freesia120 Yea but in this case I was not talking about the level of poverty but more about the landscape, the attractions, the infrastructures..
Freesia120 there actually is difference based on the language. Different colonizers left different cultural legacies. It doesn't mean one is better but there are definitely distinct similarities among Benin, Senegal and Cameroon, etc that you won't find in Nigeria or Kenya
Aminat OdunEwu thanks there
Joyce Nounke How about living in a an apartment and their is no running water. Theire is all the plumbing, but we have to haul water in order to take a bath and cook, clean, etc. You don't waste water when you have to haul it in yourself. If I have to pee, I don't flush the toilet, I'll flush it when several of us have peed. Do you know I have to take the top off and fill the bowl. You only do this with family.
Why do y'all think they took down the rest of the episodes? They're not available anywhere I can find.
I have checked almost all the sites and its not available :(
Omg! I stumbled on this by mistake & I love it & want 2 c more!
LMBO!!!!!!!!! The way I hollered @ 2:48???????? This is good!!
As a Cameroonian girl living in Amsterdam I am LOVING this!!!!
Love it
what a nice classic movie Africa is nice and am really proud that am a African watching from Germany 😘😘
I like it! And the ladies are beautiful.
I've never heard of this show and just stumbled upon it searching for something else. I really enjoyed it! Excellently written, acted and produced;0
Great stuff!!!! Oh and thanks for using my Ugandan brotha's Song Wooye!!!
Good...
This was an amazing piece!!!!!!
what was that!
I have watched these episodes over and over. great job on the jewelry, hair make up beautifulllllllll
watching it again in 2020.
Congrats, Nicole! This is fantastic :)
I keep watching over and over again. I can't get enough...
wow, you're beautiful :)
+Chika Anene aww, thanks :)
This is great. Keep it up!
Well done... This is very good, guys keep it up.
It's interesting hearing things about Africa! I liked it. I'll try the next episode!
This reads like a script from Americanah by Chimamanda Adichie. Nice!
U hella smart👌👌
you have a new fan from czech republic! love the show
Just saw this series featured on CNN's African Voices. Very proud of the vision and the execution.
Great to see quality production along with stories that reflect the diversity of the "African experience"
This is an amazing discovery for me, I'm so happy for that. A big hug from Brazil!!!
This is BEAUTIFUL!!!!
I am Jamaican and have lived in America for most of my life, I can imagine returning to Jamaica permanently would be somewhat of a culural change for me even though I visit there annually. I appreciate these ladies perspective, as that's all it is!; their perspective not a representation of all returnees.
I love this show the Women have that Natural Beauty and they are Down to Earth😊
I came back to watch to re-watch AAC but the other episodes are not available. Can someone please make it public or direct me to where I can watch it?
The episodes disappeared. I'm pissed!!
love this... looking forward to more epis
please make season 2 available!! it would do great on netfix. I recommend "THIS SHOW TO ALL my friends and family but no one can seem to find it anywhere!!
I love love love love!