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The classic sitcom “Girlfriends” is heading towards Netflix! What can the fans expect? What are the recent updates? Here is everything you should know!
“Girlfriends” is heading towards Netflix!
Today, Netflix’s main Strong Black Twitter account has discovered that seven iconic and influential black sitcoms that have emerged since the late 1990s and early 2000s are moving onto girlfriend streaming platforms.
Netflix broke the information with a video providing a couple of actors from the chosen shows. In the clip, all the actors acknowledged and thanked the fans who worked tirelessly to acquire their respective sites through the streaming service.
What is “Girlfriends” about?
An American sitcom ‘Girlfriend’ follows the lives of 4 women: Tony, Maya, Lynn, and Joan. We investigate their ups and downs and how they trust each other in tough times. There are many movies and shows based on ‘Buddy’ where friendship is nurtured as people go on adventures, discover themselves, and realize the depth of the bond they share.
Unfortunately, many of these films have not been made and highlight the relationship between women, at least not until recently. The friends are seen again together in season seven as they try to rebuild houses after Hurricane Katrina. There are many remarkable moments from Maya’s pregnancy to Joan’s proposal that distinguish this season. The season of austerity reminds us once again how admirable the friendship between the central characters is.
Whos was in the cast of “Girlfriends”:
- Tracee Ellis Ross played the role of Joan Carol Clayton, Esq.
- Golden Brooks played the role of Maya Denise Wilkes
- Persia White played the role of Lynn Ann Searcy
- Jill Marie Jones played the role of Antoinette “Toni” Marie Childs-Garrett
- Reggie Hayes played the role of William Jerrowme Dent, Esq.
- Keesha Sharp played the role of Monica Charles Brooks-Dent
