At the premiere of the seventh season of the daytime talk show, co-host Loni Love also addresses the exit of Amanda and Tamera Mowry and pledges that the new season will be “amazing.”

Ice Showbiz – “RealFormer co-host Amanda Sales You were not a fan of the seventh season of the talk show’s premiere on Monday, September 21st. Looking at her Instagram account, Amanda called the show because her show “Smart Funny & Black” had torn up the new part called “Black Lives Matter” University.

In the post, Amanda pointed out the similarities between her presentation and the segment that saw contestants answer questions related to black culture and pop. Share a screenshot of the episode show Lonnie LoveAnd Jenny MayAnd Adrian Pilon And a new co-host Garselle BuffetAmanda wrote in the caption, “Again that day, it shows the low level and less vibration.”

“Just to be clear, this is a terrible bite to my brand,” Smart Funny & Black “in an attempt to raise awareness of blacks in programming The Real, she continued.” They couldn’t find any other way to do it without it being my creativity. ”

She added, “Yes, I say this on social media because the constant stealing of black work (even when other BIPOC supports it) should be called F out and also because this is the most energy I will give before I go on with my day and create more therapy that will embezzle Sure enough by the less talented / moral / ancestral individuals of our species. Happy two. Vote! ”Amanda wrote at the end of her wild speech:“[Knowing networks, they did this bcuz they knew I’d post and it would boost ratings.]”

In the episode, Loni also addressed Amanda W. Tamera MowryExit from the show. She explained, “Tamera Mowry-Hosley is a founding member of The Real, and while we hated seeing her go, we were so excited that she would spend more time with her family and return to her first love of acting.” “She will soon be back here and looking forward to it. Our girl Amanda Sales has also joined us for a short time and we wish Amanda all the best in her future endeavors as well.”

The comedian went on to say, “Here at The Real, we women who chose to work together.” “Our show remains the only panel on TV that includes all women of color. And at this time in our country, we need as many diverse voices on the air as possible and make decisions behind the scenes, as our show has always done.” Lonnie also promised that Season 7 is going to be “an amazing season” because “we’ll be bolder, stronger and more realistic than ever.”