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NAACP Image Awards 2021: Celeb Interviews!
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March 30, 2021
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2:39Now PlayingIt’s your pop culture sis, Shay Sayss, back at Bold TV! Be sure to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for all things Bold.
The 52rd NAACP Image Awards just happened, and we are here talking to two of the night’s winners, Deon Cole and Laya DeLeon Hayes. Deon Cole won Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his role as Charlie Telphy in Black-ish on ABC, and Laya DeLeon Hayes won for Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance for her role as Doc McStuffins on Doc McStuffins on Disney Junior.
Deon Cole was asked by Shay Sayss about the spin-offs in the Black-ish franchise. So far he hasn’t heard of a franchise spin-off possibility for Charlie Telphy, but would love to see it! We would, too.
Laya DeLeon Hayes spoke to Shay Sayss, and talked about her role as Doc McStuffins on Disney Junior. Now, Laya is starring opposite Queen Latifah on The Equalizer, and is only looking towards the future. She hopes to start in her own movies and television shows in five years. Good luck, Laya!
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