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Keke Wyatt is making her return to reality TV but this time will be the star of her own show on WE tv.
The network announced the new show ‘Keke Wyatt’s World’ in a press release Wednesday.
According to the release, the reality series will follow the singer-songwriter and mother of 11 children, as she prepares to release her first new album in over six years. Here’s a rundown of the show according to the press release:
Keke Wyatt’s World is larger than life! Having been in the music game for over three decades, Keke is ready to take her career to the next level with her first new album in over six years. This R&B artist must balance her demanding singing career with being a wife, daughter, diva, friend and mother to 11 children, including newborn baby Ke’Zyah. As the pressures mount, she fights to keep it all from unravelling with the help of husband, Zackariah, a stay-at-home dad who manages the house; her mother, Lorna, who is her rock but also stirs up trouble in the family; and manager and BFF Andrae who struggles to keep her on track. Can Keke continue to balance motherhood and family life with the demands of her career and her fans?
Wyatt also took to Instagram to announce the series.
“Hello Sugars!!! My world may not be perfect, but I’m super excited to share my beautifully crazy, chaotic and balanced life with you all,” said the singer in a statement. “From family and kids to a frustrating yet thriving career on the path to finishing my new album for my FANS. Get your seatbelts ready, buckle up and get ready to enter Keke’s World OkaaaaY!!!”
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Fans of the singer will know this is not her first rodeo in the reality TV world.
The singer previously co-starred on TV One’s ‘R&B Divas’ alongside Monifah Carter, Faith Evans, Nicci Gilbert, and Syleena Johnson for three seasons from 2012 to 2014.
She also appeared on ‘Marriage Bootcamp: Reality Stars in 2016.
The series will debut this fall exclusively on WE tv and its sister streamer, ALLBLK and Wyatt will serve as an executive producer.
