Vivica A. Fox Is Telling the Real Story Behind BMF’s First Lady Tonesa Welch

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#TamFam favorite Vivica A. Fox returns to the show! She’s telling us about her directorial feature film debut, BET+’s “First Lady of BMF: The Tonesa Welch Story.” The legendary actress discusses her next chapter and stepping in the director’s chair after 30+ years in the business. We also meet Tonesa Welch, the woman who inspired it all. Many people have tried to tell the BMF story, but this time Tonesa is sharing her version. Press play!
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@SisMaria1

I believe Ms. Vivica A Fox is excellence magnified. 👑 ❤

@ListenSpeakReadWrite

It's great that she is not trying to glamourize the lifestyle and clearly states that it wasn't poverty that drove her into that direction. Instead it was the lure of beautiful things and people. She intentionally joined the life and when her time came to pay she understood - that she had to pay. Her story is a lesson for everyone and a reminder of that old adage "Everything that glitters ain't gold".

@Mimi-cg2cw

I'm 69 blk f a Oakland native..I grew up not rich nor poor. I saw pimps hoes and drug dealers in the 70's. I started working for the federal government after graduation in 72. I got pregnant and at 19 I had a baby and st 20 I went to work for the State where I retired. I had 2 other kids and a pt job. I never collected welfare or lived in housing. I bought my first home before I was 35..I had goals. I watch American Gangster with the women. I admire them all. They wanted be money..I was never that ambitious. Hard work was instilled in me. I didn't break the law..nor did I do drugs. Big 50.. Wow snd the in injection queen. All of the women are amazing and strong. They had courage that I didn't have...lol. What puzzles me is that many had 2 parents and didn't grow up poor. I'm inner city my Dad died when I was 12. Folks sad I would be nothing.. I'm dark so a hoe or drug addict on welfare with lots of kids is what they say my future would be...I proved them wrong ..Thank God I still live good

@RealRoyaltE

Don’t let one mistake define you - Viv said a word right there. All the ladies look beautiful 💜 Glad Tonisa turned things around and is brave enough to tell her story her way. With Ms. Fox at the helm it should be a real good movie 🍿

@nanettepollock9318

I love what VIVICA said that I believe that women are capable of everything anything you wanna do . Don't let one bad choice define your future.

@bridgethall1065

Glad she took responsibility for her actions. "She didn't let one bad choice define her" Praying for you sister.

@Mim4043

I love Detroit women from east to west we are beautiful and hard working! We can come from the hood but we are still elegant and well spoken 💛 I love us 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@rubychew6535

A lot of woman looks at money and fashion instead of looking at themselves. Welch came from a good home, and I don't think this had anything to do with money. She was just young and naive and that this was the life.