Actor and entertainment host Terrence J returns to our televisions May 17th in the new FOX series, Coupled, a dating series that follows 12 women in Anguilla looking for love.
“It’s a Mark Burnett show. This is a dating show with a modern-day twist. There are 12 beautiful women, they’re really accomplished, but they’re looking for love. So instead of them chasing after one guy, we bring in different guys and watch them develop real relationships.”
On the one thing he learned about women on the show:
“Women don’t have a good sense of height. If a guy isn’t six-foot something, they think he’s short. Women are just really bad at height. Now I’m thinking, have I been walking around all my life with women thinking I’m short?”
The former E! News host will also host The Dunk King, debuting on TNT on Wednesday, May 18th.
We’re so glad to see the North Carolina A&T alum forge ahead to great things!
Click the link above to hear the entire interview.
Celebrities Who Attended HBCUs
Celebrities Who Attended HBCUs
1. Lance Gross - Howard
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2. Spike Lee - Morehouse College
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3. Diddy - Howard University
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4. LaLa - Howard University
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5. Erykah Badu -Grambling State University
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6. Common - Florida A&M University
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7. Eva Marcille - Clark Atlanta University
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8. Director Debbie Allen (L) and sister actress Phylicia Rashad - Howard University
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9. Wanda Sykes - Hampton University
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10. Anika Noni Rose - FAMU
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11. David Banner - Southern University
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12. Yolanda Adams - TSU
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13. Lionel Richie (Left) - Tuskegee University
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14. Gladys Knight - Shaw University
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15. Keenan Ivory Wayans - Tuskegee University
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16. Rick Ross - Albany State University
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17. Toni Braxton - Bowie State University
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18. Wale - Bowie State University
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19. Jerry Rice - Mississippi Valley State University
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20. Kym Whitley - Fisk University
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21. Keshia Knight Pullium - Spelman
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22. Michael Strahan - TSU
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23. K. Michelle - FAMU
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24. Terrence J - North Carolina A&T University.
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25. Ruben Studdard
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26. Kamala Harris - Howard University
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27. Oprah Winfrey - Tennessee State University
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28. Anthony Anderson - Howard University
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29. Samuel L Jackson - Morehouse College
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30. Tom Joyner - Tuskegee
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