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‘Don’t Tell The Bride’: Bryan And LT [Episode 1]
Check out the first out of eight episodes of the Oprah Winfrey Network’s new wedding TV series, “Don’t Tell the Bride,” which first premiered on Oct. 15th, 2011.
Here is how OWN describes the reality TV series:
“The series gives eight cash-strapped couples a budget of $25,000 to create the wedding of their dreams. But here’s the catch: the bride and groom can’t see each other for the month leading up to the nuptials, and the groom has to plan the whole wedding in secret with the help of his best man and the bride knows nothing of the events! The bride will see the invitations right when they come in the mail; she’ll try on the dress hours before she wears it down the aisle; and she’ll view the reception venue and meal when she arrives with the rest of her guests.”
Father & Daughter Duo Speak On The Creation Of Their Popular Wedding Dance Video!
David Sparks(father) and Ashley Richmond (daughter) made an appearance on “Good Morning America” this morning to talk about how they created their popular wedding dance video titled, “Greatest Father Daughter Dance Medley Ever,” which has gone viral on YouTube.
Ashley revealed they practiced twice a week for approximately six weeks to create their wedding dance routine. Ashley’s father, David, said he wanted to try to mix old school with new school.
Check out what the father-daughter duo had to say…plus watch their wedding dance video below.
Author Ralph Banks: ‘Single Black Females Should Find Husbands Outside Their Race.”
Stanford Law Professor Ralph Richard Blanks, the author of the new controversial book, “Is Marriage for White People?,” tells ABC News that single black females should find husbands outside their race.
Contrary to his book, Banks is married to Jennifer Eberhardt (below), a black woman, who also works at Stanford University as a social psychology professor.