Yvonne Orji Reflects On Moving to America From Nigeria at 6-Years-Old

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Emmy-nominated actress Yvonne Orji returns the show! The #TamFam favorite tells us about her new book, “Bamboozled by Jesus,” a frank and fresh self-help novel. Plus, we also put her Jollof Rice taste-testing skills to the test in the ultimate showdown against Tamron Hall during the visit. Just how well does Yvonne know her cultural cuisine? The answer might surprise you!
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@lashendawest7509 Год назад

We love yvonne orji

@juliannesharpe3066 Год назад

Yvomne Orji's parents look Good!

@shaamya Год назад

I can listen to Yvonne all day. She's so genuine and dope! I love how free she is in speaking on the goodness of the Lord in the midst of this industry.

@juliannesharpe3066 Год назад

Tamron Looks So Good For 53!!

@Talkinishwitchris Год назад

I’m glad to see Tam back ❤#talkinishwitchris

@ruffinarector541 Год назад

Luv luv luv them both!!!

@naominawasaitoga4272 Год назад

She's a whole nutha level of energy ✨️ 🎉💛 Love Yvonne Orji!

@SardarAbrown Год назад

Yvonne she's completely hilarious ! 😭😭😭😭😭😭

@lesley4745 Год назад

I love her !!

@adaorahi Год назад

Yvonne is so funny ❤

@t-babyyupressed2906 Год назад

I Love This Lady 😂😂😂

@candyjamaican Год назад

Naija stand TF up!!!

@jsanders2004 11 месяцев назад

She said she got made fun of by people who look like her….true but People look just like us refer to us as Akata …lol. I love Nigeria tho!

@martinisaiahorume9694 8 месяцев назад

Akata isn't derogatory, please.

@reallll2778 Месяц назад

True both sides need to do better because a lot of black Americans go out of their way to ridicule and bully black immigrants. While a lot of black immigrants call black Americans lazy and undermine them. We need to all do better understand and respecting each other.

@jsanders2004 Месяц назад

@@martinisaiahorume9694 Akata means wild animal...ok. I guess that's a compliment.

@jsanders2004 Месяц назад

@@reallll2778 ...yea...but we were all ridiculed ...jz part of being black lol. However African Americans have a history of contributing to the development of the African continent...we've built schools, roads, libraries etc.. black immigrants have no history of every contributing to Black America's development...it's a lopsided relationship. African Americans will always be more "loyal" to African than they'll ever be loyal to us because our history is rooted in Africa....it's an interesting relationship. I live in Ghana half the year. It's home

@reallll2778 Месяц назад

@@jsanders2004 Telling Africans they come from mud huts, are monkeys and should go back to their countries is not something everyone goes through. Most African countries are new I feel like that’s why they haven’t done as much as they could. Because African countries like Ghana and Kenya have made efforts to reconnect with. Black Americans and Carribeans. Marcus Garvey was a black immigrant and there are countless black immigrants in America fighting a long side black Americans. It’s not a lob sided relationship because some African countries are making the effort to reconnect. I love all black people across the globe but nobody can play innocent in these diaspora war because all parties are guilty and need to do better

@nikkid8834 Год назад

Girl 53? We ain't looking at the same picture

@ajamanneh450 Год назад

"Bully by people who look like me." True statement..

@betticat Год назад

These two are magic together

@veewalker4472 Год назад

I love her and I'm praying a man worthy of her love enters her life very very soon!

@nicford548 Год назад

I totally related when Yvonne said “I was bullied by people who looked like me”!! That was my exact experience - being traumatized as a child by AAmericans!!

@mcbailey7446 Год назад

Me too I felt it when she said that. I grew up in Newark NJ and I was bullied and made fun of because of my Caribbean accent.

@gabriellaantoine2608 Год назад

I can’t begin to explain how much I love this woman! She really is a best friend in my head 🥲

@apinkheel Год назад

Naija in the house 🇳🇬🇳🇬 she is so fabulous and hilarious love it 😍

@Msk-wb1yg Год назад

Favorite talk show host and favorite female comedian......together.....supporting each other .....laughing....love it....this made my day!

@nikkid8834 Год назад

I just want to be in the will of the Father.. Yes girl, amen!

@PJ-hs5gl Год назад

Yvonne speaking in tongues sent me, let God use you. She has pure anointing in general. She is IT

@kathleendantzler Год назад

I’m a black American and as a child I was bullied by people that looked like me.

@thisnaturalgirlislocd Год назад

Love her! Another great interview #TamFam

@jelaninorman282 Год назад

Love Tamron Hall boots

@ccook5108 Год назад

Yvonne is so freaking funny 🤣

@terralewis2680 Год назад

Great interview! I watched in my way to work... I laughed and I was insipred.. 😂❤

@nikkid8834 Год назад

Integrity 👏🏾 character 👏🏾 excellence 👏🏾

@jcalvioficial Год назад

Integrity, excellence, & authenticity...

@lydiareece6280 Год назад

Nigeria 🇳🇬

@sbusisiweshaba1715 Год назад

Tamron looks so beautiful.

@bd3825 2 месяца назад

I wanted to chip in on Orji's comments about being bullied by people who look like me". As Africans and other melanated folks in the diaspora, we need to understand the historical, political, and social factors that shape this dynamic. Many black people moving to the U.S. are usually not be sensitive to the black American experience and could unintentionally reinforce negative stereotypes created by whites, like the notion that black Americans are lazy. We often question why Africans seem to succeed in the States while black Americans don’t, without considering the systemic issues stacked against them. When Africans believe they’re superior to black Americans, it’s no wonder they’re not welcomed with open arms. No community will welcome you when you harbour negative views about them. We should also look at the forces driving this division and realize that there’s nothing to gain from being being divided. I'm disappointed that the host and Orji missed the opportunity to promote unity in this interview and instead told her story from a victim's stand point, which could just fuel more hate and division.

@reallll2778 Месяц назад

You’re right that a lot of Black immigrants don’t understand the Black American struggle and call Black Americans lazy. But a lot of Black Americans go out of their way to ridicule and disrespect black immigrants. Every study shows that black immigrants face the most discrimination out of all other immigrants groups. Both sides need to do better understanding each other. I love all black people across the globe but we have to treat each other better because racist white people hate all of us. I love Black Americans, Caribbean’s and Africans. I just hope we all start showing each other more respect and understanding and not invalidate each other experiences.

@ruffinarector541 Год назад

Luv luv luv Yvonne!!!

@UariiUripi 5 месяцев назад

Just got her book literally an hour ago. Looking forward to dig in. ❤❤❤

@t-babyyupressed2906 Год назад

Her Parents Have Them Good Genes

@Michelle-Sumrall 4 месяца назад

This book is one of my favorites. I read it twice and referred it a ton of times.

@bmechannel 11 месяцев назад

Yvonne. A sister. Like literally my Igbo Sister

@chandrasims9408 Год назад

I loved their energy. It was hilarious.

@Faith_Walker_ Год назад

Yvonne should have a show or a podcast…does she have a RU-vid channel🤔

@XiiXiByNikki Год назад

Both Women Are A Vibe

@SikiDlanga Месяц назад

I love both of these women ❤❤❤❤.. they are awesome

@aderoprescott4461 Год назад

I just love when women hype each other up & it’s sincere. loved every bit of this

@KyeyuneBatuma Год назад

Wow super happy for he r❤

@sunshinerobinson1123 Год назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😍😍😍😍

@dennesesandy786 Год назад

Great interview

@DlJones-bi9cx Год назад

Funny

@henriettaokonkwo7356 Год назад

Love both ladies. Praying for both.

@TheEssie02 Год назад

I love her! Journey well Yvonne.

@dariafennell4640 Год назад

MY FELLOW AMAZING DMV GIRL❤️!!!

@_za38 11 месяцев назад

There you are my dear orji, been looking for ya. Where u've been all this while. I miss you galore! Love this chick ans she's funny as hell, omg. I'm still on the market jiji, holler at me if you're no longer saving it but I must warn u, I'm way shorter, normal people size but u can imagine next to u, the dwarf and her giant🫣🫡🤣🤗