
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.

Diva Style finds itself in a publicity nightmare when fashion commentator Robert Verdi slams one of its dresses, worn by Brooke Burke to televised awards show.

Shelley breaks the "no dates" rule and invites her new boyfriend to the New Year's Eve party, and everyone swaps stories about past dates.

Shelly wears "falsies", and when men start giving her special treatment, she considers getting breast implants.

Shelly and Rita take a martial arts class, but a rivalry ensues when Rita proves to be more adept.

Shelly pretends to be disabled when a potential buyer in a wheelchair (Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) catches her using a handicapped parking spot.

When Shelly and Rita's stepmother (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe) fight, it is up to Shelly to swallow her pride and apologize.

Eve agrees to a "mercy date" when a younger man (Sharif Atkins) asks her out, but the evening turns into a romantic attraction.

Chef Jernard celebrates Caribbean life and the dishes it inspires. He starts with fall-off-the-bone jerk beef short ribs, and then he cooks up curry-flavored noodles with juicy shrimp. Both dishes are seasoned to perfection with island spices.