
CLEO TV connects aspirational living and entertainment to the lifestyles of Millennial and Gen X Women of Color. It is the only network that offers conversation and engagement that reflects the energetic pace, diverse interests, dynamic culture, and variety of entertainment desired by this audience. CLEO TV delivers a full complement of relatable programming that includes cooking, home décor, travel, culture, movies, docu-series, and more.

Bren shares her Afro-Latina roots in her cooking style as she cooks Jamaican-style oxtails, black beans, arroz blanco, yucca con mojo, and a mango mojito that goes down easy.

Dana is a beauty influencer who wants a clean and clear feel. Jake creates a unique piece of artwork from real wood, and Jazz accessorizes in all white. On the menu is crab crusted striped bass and mini caramel pop tarts.

In this episode, Jake reconditions a pre-owned dresser set to make the bedroom feel fresh. Jazz brings modern designs and vibrant colors that add just the right touch. On the menu are jerk tacos and coconut crème brûlée.

Just when Shelly thinks she and J.T. are making progress, she learns that his idea of compromise involves her changing who she is.

Shelly reads a self-help book that encourages her to spend time with herself in order to get over her breakup.

Rita and Janie warn Shelly about sleeping with J.T., but Shelly ignores them until she realizes that she is behaving as if she and J.T. were still together.

Shelly takes the advice of a self-help book and sends an e-mail to J.T. asking for her stuff, sparking petty attempts at payback that spiral out of control.

When Shelly turns to J.T. for help with a knee injury, she ends up getting a date with a doctor and making J.T. jealous.