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Watch xoNecole's Happy Hour First Date With Actor Kendrick Cross


It's time to pull up at the bar for another episode of xoNecole's Happy Hour podcast!

Ayeee it's lit! This week, we are celebrating our one-month anniversary of launching xoNecole's new podcast. We are extremely grateful for all the love you guys have shown us, the positive ratings and reviews and helping us peak at #6 on Apple Podcasts (All Time Best Sellers) Relationship charts.

To celebrate, we decided to take Happy Hour out of the office and on-location at our favorite bars around Altanta while inviting some special guests.

During episode 6, the xoSquad Necole, Amer and Sheriden kicked it at Parlor in Atlanta with actor Kendrick Cross who plays Titus Hughes on OWN's new drama series Ambitions.

Over some delicious signature cocktails and a few giggles, the actor revealed how he turned poetry into an acting career, why vegans taste better, and answers a round of first date questions.

Don't forget to listen and subscribe to xoNecole's Happy Hour on Apple Podcast. And follow us on Spotify. You can also check out show notes for this episode here.

Don't forget to subscribe to the xoNecole YouTube channel for exclusive interviews and original series here.

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