[AUDIO] EP96 | BLACK DIAMOND discusses MUSIC, DANCING, FAMILY, CONTENT CREATING, LIFE and much more!! cover art

[AUDIO] EP96 | BLACK DIAMOND discusses MUSIC, DANCING, FAMILY, CONTENT CREATING, LIFE and much more!!

[AUDIO] EP96 | BLACK DIAMOND discusses MUSIC, DANCING, FAMILY, CONTENT CREATING, LIFE and much more!!

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 🎙️ The BORN RICH CLUB PODCAST is back with another powerful episode — this time we sat down with our homegirl BLACK DIAMOND to dive into her journey as an artist and woman making moves.We talked about her early life, including her move from Nashville to Atlanta, and how that transition helped shape her into the powerhouse she is today. BLACK DIAMOND opened up about the loss of her mate and manager, and the amazing things they accomplished together during their time.She also shared real stories from the Covid-era dance scene, the sacrifices she made along the way, and how she’s been building her brand as a content creator.Finally, she lets us in on what’s next on her journey — and how we can all support her continued growth.This one is full of heart, hustle, and inspiration. You definitely don’t wanna miss it! 🔥🔥The Born Rich Club Podcast is a platform where we discuss music, movies, culture and much more!!Email: BornRichPodcast@gmail.comFollow Lano XL on IG: / bornrichclub Follow Lano XL on FaceBook: / born.rich.1694 Follow Mr. McGee on IG: / bornrichboopy Follow Mr. McGee on FaceBook: / calvin.mcgee Follow the podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/14ml2O6...Follow the podcast on iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-bo...Follow the podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Follow the podcast on SoundCloud: / bornrichclubpo. .Follow the podcast on YouTube Music: / @bornrichclubpodcast7643
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