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Atlanta reality stars Tamar, Evelyn Braxton starting Cleo TV cooking show

‘Cooking Sessions with Tamar and Ms. E’ will serve up stories and flavors while going for the feel of ‘an intimate family gathering.’
Atlanta reality stars Tamar Braxton and her mother, Evelyn (affectionately known as Ms. E) are debuting a cooking show on Cleo TV on March 26. (Courtesy of Cleo TV)

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Atlanta reality stars Tamar Braxton and her mother, Evelyn (affectionately known as Ms. E) are debuting a cooking show on Cleo TV on March 26. (Courtesy of Cleo TV)
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Jan 26, 2025

Atlanta reality stars Tamar and Evelyn Braxton are hosting a new cooking show on Cleo TV starting March 26.

Dubbed “Cooking Sessions with Tamar and Ms. E,” the show promises to “feel like an intimate family gathering,” according to a press release. “They’re opening the doors to their Braxton family kitchen to celebrate life, laughs and inspire fans with stories and flavors that honor their culture, family and resilience.”

The pair was on the cast of the popular WeTV reality show “Braxton Family Values” from 2011 to 2020 and the revamped version dubbed “The Braxtons” last year.

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Tamar is one of Evelyn Braxton’s six children. The mother, who is nicknamed “Ms. E,” and daughter have cooked together for decades and have a friendly competition over who makes the best family recipes.

After the original reality show debuted, Tamar was able to follow her older sister Toni Braxton and become a successful R&B artist.

Cleo TV, owned by Urban One, debuted in 2019 and caters to women of color with shows about travel, home design, relationships and cooking.

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Rodney Ho writes about entertainment for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution including TV, radio, film, comedy and all things in between. A native New Yorker, he has covered education at The Virginian-Pilot, small business for The Wall Street Journal and a host of beats at the AJC over 20-plus years. He loves tennis, pop culture & seeing live events.

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