Long before she was Cinderella or sassily confirming that the boy was, indeed, hers, she was Moesha. In January 1996, UPN debuted the beloved sitcom Moesha starring Brandy Norwood as the titular teen ...

Moesha ran for six seasons and followed the teenage titular character as she attempted to juggle school, family and love Writer-Reporter, PEOPLE Already finished binge-watching Moesha on Netflix and ...

At at DIVA Foundation event hosted by Brandy's on-screen stepmother Sheryl Lee Ralph this week, Brandy made things official. "We would like to know, would you like to do a ‘Moesha' reboot?" asked ...

Season 6 of Moesha chronicled Moesha and Hakeem rekindling their romance. Simultaneously, Moesha’s BFF Neicy begins dating Hakeem’s roommate, Jerome. The girls’ other roommate, Alicia, also begins a ...

Watch Moesha Season 3 streaming via Amazon Prime Video Moesha Season 3 i s available to watch on Amazon Prime Video. As a video-on-demand streaming platform, Amazon Prime Video delivers TV series and ...

In a very epic TV moment, the cast of Moesha reunited on the Friday, November 3 episode of The Real (tune in!), and it was quite the tearful moment. Set among the backdrop of the old Mitchell kitchen, ...

You may be able to add “Moesha” to the list of TV shows getting rebooted. Singer Brandy, who starred as the title character on the UPN series —which can ...

Just two years after releasing her debut album, Brandy was leading her own sitcom on UPN. Moesha debuted in January 1996 as a midseason replacement and continued on for six seasons. Throughout its run ...

When Moesha arrived on our TV screens on January 23, 1996, young Black women knew they were tuning into something special. It was a celebration of Black women coming of age and sisterhood that ...

Netflix is taking it back to the '90s. The streaming network's "Strong Black Lead" division announced that a number of classic Black sitcoms—many of which aired on the UPN network in the late 1990s ...

It’s been two decades since young black girls of the ’90s were introduced to Moesha Mitchell and her South Los Angeles crew: Kim, Niecy and Hakeem. Since the show’s debut in January 1996, many of the ...

It’s been two decades since young black girls of the ’90s were introduced to Moesha Mitchell and her South Los Angeles crew: Kim, Niecy and Hakeem. Since the show’s debut in January 1996, many of the ...