[FIRST LOOK] Lifetime’s ‘Million Dollar Hustle’ Spotlights Black Women In Excellence

January 27, 2022

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Black women are really taking over Lifetime and the network is not slowing down one bit. The network just released the trailer for their Million Dollar Hustle series, starring Stormy Wellington and her circle of bosses. The self-made millionaire and motivation speaker introduces us to her hustle and the trailer gives us a bit of what to expect when the series premieres on Thursday March 17th.

Million Dollar Hustle series synopsis

Welcome to the world of transformational marketing, a multi-billion-dollar industry dominated by women whose glamorous lifestyles are supported by a gritty, competitive world of selling products and events and self-branding at all costs. Million Dollar Hustle follows health and fitness influencer, author, entrepreneur and self-made millionaire Stormy Wellington and her elite group of unstoppable leaders, called the Circle of Bosses, including Dianna Williams (aka Coach D from Bring It!), Maniya Essence Canty (Stormy’s daughter), Nathalie Nicole Smith, Bawselady, Tammy Price, Bianca Shadai and Ana Cantera.

As one of the top moguls in transformational marketing, Stormy now coaches women to help them dramatically change their lives, both personally and professionally. After overcoming extreme adversity in her own life, Stormy inspires the women and drives them to hustle and break generational curses. The ten-episode series follows the Circle of Bosses as they battle it out to win challenges and bring in the dollars, all the while fighting to keep their place within Stormy’s inner circle.

Million Dollar Hustle premieres on Thursday, March 17th at 10pm/9c on Lifetime.

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