VH1 has released a promo for season two of ‘Single Ladies’ starring LisaRaye McCoy, newbie Denise Vasi and Charity Shea. After a successful first season, the Queen Latifah backed show suffered a back of the house shake up. Previous lead star Stacey Dash reportedly received the axe after an altercation with Lisa Raye. Both parties including writer Stacy A. Littlejohn denied there was an incident and Dash left on her on accord. Either way, former soap star Denise Vasi has filled the empty space in a new role.
Single Ladies season two will premiere on May 28th. Watch the ice cream theme promo below.
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