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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2022 · 40 MIN

18. Real Life Princess Diaries with Princess Keisha

from Mamaste with Tanika Ray

When I was a little girl, I didn’t have a voice telling me to believe in my beauty and my own Black girl magic. Raising my own daughter, I not only instill those beliefs in her, I also surround her with examples of beautiful, powerful black women so that she never questions her own power.Today, I’m welcoming my girlfriend Keisha AKA Princess Keisha, a mama, a model, a hair influencer, and a public speaker… who just so happened to have fallen in love and married a Nigerian prince.Tune in and listen to episode eighteen of Mamaste with Tanika Ray. Keisha tells me about how it is to raise kids with royal titles and the early lessons they had to learn because of them. We’re also talking about how we can’t fight our kids’ battles—no matter how much we wish we could, and whether or not that famous line from Coming to America is really accurate.In This Episode, You Will Learn:We’re raising our little girls to never have to search for their power (02:01)That Keisha was a little bit of a fangirl when we first met! (06:43)How Keisha went from dreaming of being a model in Inglewood to marrying a prince and living in London (10:11)Keisha had no idea that her future husband had a royal title until they had been dating for two years (12:34)The importance of teaching our babies from birth to really observe the people around them and assess their authenticity (21:07)How Keisha and her husband address the difficult, racist topics in the news with their kids (29:06)Keisha and I both make it a priority to instill in our daughters a belief in their magic so that they never have to question it (33:05)Connect with Keisha:FacebookInstagramA Crown of Curls on IGKeisha in EssenceLet’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTubeTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When I was a little girl, I didn’t have a voice telling me to believe in my beauty and my own Black girl magic. Raising my own daughter, I not only instill those beliefs in her, I also surround her with examples of beautiful, powerful black women so that she never questions her own power.Today, I’m welcoming my girlfriend Keisha AKA Princess Keisha, a mama, a model, a hair influencer, and a public speaker… who just so happened to have fallen in love and married a Nigerian prince.Tune in and listen to episode eighteen of Mamaste with Tanika Ray. Keisha tells me about how it is to raise kids with royal titles and the early lessons they had to learn because of them. We’re also talking about how we can’t fight our kids’ battles—no matter how much we wish we could, and whether or not that famous line from Coming to America is really accurate.In This Episode, You Will Learn:We’re raising our little girls to never have to search for their power (02:01)That Keisha was a little bit of a fangirl when we first met! (06:43)How Keisha went from dreaming of being a model in Inglewood to marrying a prince and living in London (10:11)Keisha had no idea that her future husband had a royal title until they had been dating for two years (12:34)The importance of teaching our babies from birth to really observe the people around them and assess their authenticity (21:07)How Keisha and her husband address the difficult, racist topics in the news with their kids (29:06)Keisha and I both make it a priority to instill in our daughters a belief in their magic so that they never have to question it (33:05)Connect with Keisha:FacebookInstagramA Crown of Curls on IGKeisha in EssenceLet’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTubeTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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