This was the most talked about episode, CCBB at it's purest and finest!
Renee and Joanie hold a secret and frank discussion and from their isolation points.
The Moral of this story: STAY HOME, WASH YOUR HANDS, SUPPORT LOCAL.
P.S. Special thanks to Anchor for making the tech to keep us all going.
We tried to bleep out the curses and just gave up! On this week's episode:
The glam sisters of Charcuterie Catering came by to chat about their delish catering business, and brung a delectable treat that had outsiders lurking.
On Deck:
Check out Charcuterie Catering on IG and Facebook!
This week The Ladies take an adult tone...
Darres and Joanie kick off the new year with three pointed questions:
Are black women vilified even when they don't anything wrong?
This Weeks Contest: One Million Moms are the most bored group of women and they take credit for things they didn't do. They need to be trolled
And Question of the Week: Is there a double standard in getting burned in relationships?
Joanie and Darres with guests Marquis and Daniell finish out the decade talking about Eddie Murphy's triumphant return on Saturday Night Live.
The Ladies are in rare form on this episode!
Man in the room is when the ladies have a man sit in and present his view point and opinions. Moussa didn't disappoint.
Darres and Joanie just stay on the nether regions on this episode!
Bloomberg runs for POTUS because....
One Scandal to Another: Hunter Biden may need to call Maury.
Jada Tried! T.I. appears at the Red Table... and he's more confused than usual.
The "Body Count": Everyone's a slut. #problemsolved
The cattiest edition of CCBB to date includes:
Also, the girls are hella crabby and cranky for some reason.
DISCLAIMER: Don't say we didn't warn you... Feelings may be hurt. Mostly Joanie's, but feelings.
This edition of CCBB went all the way left and Back to Basics.
CCBB: You trend it, we opine from left, right, and center.
Forgiving the Unforgivable: How?!?! Especially in the Botham Jean Murder Trial.
Joker: Death of Comedy or The Disenfranchised Unite? Could the film galvanize the InCels? Are we in a new era of comedy?
Fast Fashion Had Its Time. Appreciating the fashion fashion retailers and helping us express ourselves--within budget.
The ladies tap into the history of Cancel Culture. Are we going too far? Second, the philosophical thinking of friendships post-college.
