Tracee Ellis Ross covers Net-a-Porter’s THE EDIT alongside Cynthia Nixon, Michelle Monaghan and Kristen Bell where they open up about an array of issues in Hollywood. Go inside to peep their chat, plus see how Tamera Mowry Housley pops off on a fan who came after her husband Adam Housely…
Tracee Ellis Ross, one television’s newest leading ladies, is gracing the newest cover of Net-a-Porter’s THE EDIT alongside actresses Cynthia Nixon, Michelle Monaghan and Kristen Bell. The ladies got all dolled up for the “Screen Queens” issue where they open up about issues women face in Hollywood.
From sexism, equal pay, diversity and age discrimination, the the “black•ish” star and her television counterparts share their raw and unfiltered opinions on some of the most controversial topics in Hollywood. Ge into their candid discussion below:
Check out a few more pics of Tracee and the ladies below:
Love Tracee's looks.
In clapback news...
Don't come for Tamera Mowry Housley's husband Adam Housely because she has NO problems setting you straight. On tomorrow's episode of "The Real," the ladies will read mean comments about them on social media and one fan decided to come after Tamera and her white husband Adam. The fan wrote, "Now Tamera, ain't no way Adam is making some good collard greens. You must eat like a white person because girl…"
Well, Tamera kindly let the fan know Adam is from the SOUTH and know more about collard greens than you may think. Peep her response below:
Also on the show…
“black•ish” cuties Yara Shahidi and Marcus Scribner -- Tracee Ellis Ross' on screen kiddies -- joined the ladies on the couch to talk about how the show tackles serious social topics and Yara shares her favorite moment of her family friend, the late Prince.
Cute!
Check it below:
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