I'm taking my tail to bed.....laaaawd-ham-mercy......Eddie Long being crowned king and Nassa Long may be a housewife
Coming to your TV: TLC’s ‘Preacher Wives’
Published on January 31st, 2012
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I'm taking my tail to bed.....laaaawd-ham-mercy......Eddie Long being crowned king and Nassa Long may be a housewife
Coming to your TV: TLC’s ‘Preacher Wives’
Published on January 31st, 2012
Written by: Kate Shellnutt
Could the producers that brought us these ladies also accurately portray dedicated Christian wives? Hmm. (AP)
TLC, a network that’s become famous for featuring non-traditional religious families (the polygamous Browns on Sister Wives and endlessly child-bearing Duggars on 19 Kids & Counting), announced it has partnered with the producers of Real Housewives of Atlanta to create a religious housewives show, Preacher Wives.
TLC announced Tuesday plans to work with RHOA’s production company, True Entertainment, to create a reality series featuring the church and home lives of pastors’ wives in Atlanta, the Hollywood Reporter wrote.
“We are excited to work with TLC to profile the lives of these strong-willed women,” True Entertainment president Steven Weinstock said about the new programming. “With most praise in religious communities directed towards male preachers, we are thrilled to give these remarkable ladies the spotlight they crave and deserve.”
The network has not released the name of the women featured on the show or its premiere date, leaving us to speculate.
Vanessa Long, wife of Atlanta’s New Birth Missionary Baptist pastor Eddie Long (who was recently accused of sexually abusing young men in the congregation), is probably out since she recently filed for divorce.
Sandra Stanley, who’s married to the pastor of the best-known megachurch in the Atlanta area, Andy Stanley at North Point Community Church, would be the biggest name pick, but she doesn’t really seem like the type to go for drama or ridiculous publicity (which we know the real housewives are prone to).
Christian viewers in particular may be paying attention to where TLC goes with the upcoming series, the network’s first to spotlight mainstream Christianity in the US
If they really do a reality show about Preacher's wives, that quite possibly could trigger the downfall of the church. It would get high ratings, though.
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