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wellnessfitproJulissa Bermudez is a Dominican American host, media personality, red-carpet correspondent, and influencer who first became known for hosting shows like BET’s “106 & Park” and “The Center” and MTV’s…
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wellnessfitproSince her days on “Love & Hip Hop: Miami,” Amara La Negra has been a powerful advocate for Afro-Latina representation. She has graced numerous TV segments, gone viral on social…
wellnessfitproLike most curly-haired Afro-Dominican girls, I had a complicated relationship with my hair growing up. Society loves to say that Black girls hate their hair, but that’s largely because we…
wellnessfitproMerz AestheticsMerz Aesthetics It’s no secret that most celebrities age far less noticeably than the average person, thanks to access to cutting-edge skin care and medical-grade cosmetic procedures. But what…
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wellnessfitproLike many Black girls, I had a complicated relationship with my hair growing up. For the majority of my childhood, I never really knew what my natural curls looked like.…
wellnessfitproEveryone always believes their babies are cute, but my mom wasn’t delusional — I was a beautiful baby. My rosy, chubby cheeks were pinched and kissed, and the folds on…
