Bad acting? Poor ratings? Who knows.
But for whatever reason, Single Ladies has been kicked to the curb.
According To The Hollywood Reporter:
VH1 will not continue on with Single
Ladies.
The music-themed cable network has
opted to cancel the hour-long dramedy after three seasons, The Hollywood
Reporter has learned.
“We’ve been proud to deliver three
seasons of the drama, romance and style that engaged viewers in each episode of
Single Ladies,” VH1 said in a statement. “Although we’ve decided not to move
forward with another season, we hope to work again with the talented cast,
creatives and producers as well as our partners at Flavor Unit Entertainment in
the near future.
We also thank the show’s fans for
their support since the premiere in 2011.”
The series, which stars Charity
Shea, Denise Vasi and LisaRaye McCoy, is currently wrapping up its third run on
the network — which used an e-book written by New York Times best-selling
author Ashley Antoinette to bridge the gap between its second and third
seasons.
Single Ladies centered on three best
friends with different philosophies on love, sex and relationships, proving
that not all women have the same desires. The series had survived some cast
turnovers when Vasi replaced former lead Stacey Dash, who exited the series in
its second season.
In its third season, Single Ladies
is averaging 2.2 million total viewers, on par with its sophomore run.
Will you miss LisaRaye, Denise and
Charity?
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