Led by patriarch Rev Run, hip hop's first family lets viewers see the good and the bad as they navigate life and prove that a family who prays together stays together. Rev Run and his wife Justine parent their kids in their own unique way, and Rev strives to find balance between being a father, a reverend and a musical icon.
Led by patriarch Rev Run, hip hop's first family lets viewers see the good and the bad as they navigate life and prove that a family who prays together stays together. Rev Run and his wife Justine parent their kids in their own unique way, and Rev strives to find balance between being a father, a reverend and a musical icon.
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Rev forgets to tell Uncle Russell that JoJo will miss work for a family vacation. Angela and Vanessa try to help cousin Jessica meet a guy. Russy is afraid to go surfing after he loses his ancient shark tooth necklace.
Awards
2007 - Image Award - Outstanding Reality Series - Nominated
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