Co-star Countess Vaughn followed up on Mo'Nique's video with one of her own, shared Sept. 19.
Mo'Nique is determined to get what she's owed.
Countess Vaughn and Mo'Nique didn't have much to say about Netflix getting the license to stream "The Parkers." That may have a lot to do with the fact that Mo'Nique is currently suing the streaming network for racial and gender discrimination. But she does have a message for her long-time on-screen daughter.
To a television writer/creator, nothing beats hearing your written words come to life through a gifted and talented actor. When that actor carries your words to new heights, creating ad-libs on the fly and adding depth and charm to their character, it’s icing on the cake. That collaborative, creative TV magic translates to viewers at home […]
They knew how to turn up and keep it all the way real.
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