Man Down! Would someone please tell Keyshia Cole to come get her Mama? Frankie Lons, the biological mother of R&B powerhouse Keyshia Cole and star of the BET trainwreck Frankie & Neffe, brought her own brand of tomfoolery to Monday’s edition of Judge Mathis. She was being sued by a member of the group Freak Nasty…..Lawd Have Mercy…for allegedly breaching her contract to appear at the nightclub he owns.
Keyshia Cole’s recovering crack addict mother, “Man Down” Frankie, and her twentysomething-year-old boyfriend, Mon, had their names tatted on each other during a recent trip to Atlanta.
A tramp stamp at 50? Lordy….Frankie’s getting a little long in the tooth for this kind of foolishness. Would someone please take this woman to church?
Frankie’s new BET reality series, Frankie & Neffe, premieres next month.
Keyshia Cole’s mother Frankie is on the promo trail for her new BET reality show Frankie and Neffe and had the opportunity to set down with Jamie Foster Brown of Sister 2 Sister Magazine.
The recovering addict and mother of eight advises young women to take care of themselves and always put their children first.
When hoodrats become businesswomen: On The Next Maury!
Frankie and Neffe — the mother and sister respectively of Grammy-nominated singing star Keyshia Cole — won’t be bringing their own brand of tomfoolery back to BET in a new spinoff of Keyshia Cole: The Way It Is — – at least not if Keyshia has anything to say about it.
In this interview with Sister 2 Sister Magazine’s Jamie Foster Brown, the “Love” singer says it’s unlikely she’ll sign off on her family’s new reality show.
Frankie & Neffe is scheduled to debut on BET this August.
Keyshia Cole: The Way It Is has taken its final bow on BET, but the Cole Girls aren’t done with us yet.
The Grammy-nominated singer's recovering crack addict mother and habitually-pregnant sister Frankie & Neffe will be back on Black Entertainment Television this August in a new unscripted spinoff drama of their own.
According to series producer James DuBose, Frankie & Neffe, will make its debut on BET August 18.
"This will show their growth and independence in their personal lives," DuBose told Atlanta's Atlanta Journal Constitution on Monday.