Throughout the music world, the name Morgan resonates with music lovers as The Royal Family of Reggae who in 2016 won a coveted Grammy for Best Reggae Album. It is undeniable that the Morgans are a dynasty that spans all facets of life, and the essence and roots of this family stems from The Morgan Queens namely Una, Taliba, Sandra and Takilat Morgan.
Since the public has always had a fascination with this multi-talented family, the sisters have united to give insight into their dynamics with a new pop culture web based talk show “At Home With The Morgans”.
Geared towards young adults and a mature audience “At Home With The Morgans” #AHWTM is hosted by the four talented biological sisters Una Morgan, Sandra Downie, Taliba Morgan, and Takilat “Taki” Morgan, whom are the daughters of the music legend Denroy Morgan, who had the smashing Billboard single “I’ll Do Anything For You”. They have a captivating spirit, and a bond that is undeniably connected through love. These ladies have much to say to the world and will bring it to you with class, grace, and beauty. The 12 episode talk show will cover Current Events, Entertainment, Cooking, Beauty and Lifestyle. Six of the 12 episodes will have a segment called “Pajama Talk” in which the ladies will discuss important and life changing topics while enjoying a signature drink.
Speaking on how the show concept was developed, Taliba explained: “The best way I can explain it, is that it was like a download from the Universe. It came to me as I was sitting on the sofa with my children. I knew that two of my sisters, Una and Sandra were interested in working with me on some sort of level and it took time for it to be revealed to me what project it should be. Hence the saying “divine timing” I then called them up told them the idea and the rest is history.”
Sandra added: “The reason I chose to participate in the show is simple…Family + Love. Having a project to work on, at this magnitude, with my sisters, allows us to grow closer and continue a life of building a strong sisterhood. We have always had a wonderful relationship with each other, but being able to laugh, cry and celebrate life’s milestones with each other is priceless. This isn’t something we thought about lightly, but with serious thought, consideration and of course some bumps in the road, we knew this was something we just had to do. Not just for us, but for our children. ”
The musical muse, Una Morgan, chimed in by explaining “Taliba knowing my health journey, called me one morning and asked if I would consider being a part of this with my other sisters. I hesitated at first, due to my recovery, but when I thought of the time I had off… I said let’s put it to good use!! I love to talk and this was an excellent way to let my inner journalist out.”
Although there are several talk shows spearheaded by women, Taliba explains why “At Home With The Morgans” differs from others: “What sets us apart is family. It’s four sisters and amazing personalities, with different walks of life. Even when we have our disagreements the love we have for each other always works it out, and all of that will be seen through our conversations and hot topics.”
“I believe what will set us apart is the fact that we are sisters from a big family having something to say. We are international women ambassadors and we will not keep any topic off limits especially if it has anything to do with women empowerment. We want when people watch this show, they walk way learning something about life they never knew. ” Una
“I chose to participate in this show with my three sisters because this is the first time in a long time that I’ve had an opportunity to work cohesively with my siblings. Since the passing of our Mom Pearl Foster in August of 1988, we have had to develop our own individual identities. This show allows us all to remember our roots from which we came, and reignite our sisterly bond that has been created originally from the Almighty God.” stated Takilat
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