UNCENSORED: Rickey Smiley Talks College, Comedy…
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If you’ve been rocking with Rickey Smiley for years, TV One is making it clear that this episode of UNCENSORED is about to show a entire different facet of the funnyman. Smiley’s episode delves into the real-life moments that formed the person behind the jokes, pulling viewers past the comedy to the pain, function, and personal journey that made him who he’s today. TV One says Rickey will open up about his rise, his losses, and all the pieces in between when the episode premieres Thursday, April 16 at 8P/7C.
It’s apparent that this received’t just be another celeb sit-down crammed with shallow tales and politically appropriate solutions. The official teaser leans onerous into the concept that audiences could know Rickety as the hilarious radio host, comic, and entertainer, but UNCENSORED is where they’ll get the fuller image.
From the jokes that made him a family title to the personal experiences that examined and remodeled him, including the tragic loss of his son, this episode looks like it’s constructed to show the weight behind the smile.
UNCENSORED: Rickey Smiley premieres Thursday, April 16 at 8 p.m. E/7 p.m.C on TV One.
Check out some clips from the episode below!
“I did the best I could”
Rickey opens up about the loss of his son, sharing that he carries no remorse—only the weight of love, fact, and onerous classes. Smiley opens up about grief, accountability, and utilizing his son’s story to carry awareness that may save others.
Rickey Takes It Back To His College Days
Rickey Smiley displays on his school days at Alabama State University—from rocking a recent fade and “Levert shades” to navigating relationship and remedial math. With signature humor, Smiley shares a nostalgic, unfiltered look at the journey that helped form who he’s today.
Smiley Speaks On Replacing Steve Harvey & Building A Radio Empire
Rickey Smiley discusses being handpicked by Steve Harvey as his radio successor and the self-discipline that set him aside. Smiley shares how that alternative turned into a nationally syndicated show now reaching almost 100 associates.
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