The hit television sitcom “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” has been an inspiration to Black culture for over 20 years. It hit a mark for representation of a black family, wealth, and common ground within friendships and relationships. The show excelled in various aspects that fans wanted more of an exclusive look into the show, even 10-15 years after it ended.

In today’s generation, cancel culture has become one of the most significant things to shape celebrities’ careers and outlook. Many are faced with the resurfacing of old tweets, political views, or even public relationships.

Tyler Perry, a decorated African American writer, producer, director, and actor, has done it again. Known for the creation of his “Madea” character, Perry has produced yet another television series that is now streaming on BET+ for viewers to enjoy.

In a very bold shift, Netflix has decided to end its commissioning of new Nigerian Originals and has officially started pulling back from Nigeria as of early November 2024.

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