Black Celebrity Men

On Tuesday, October 19th at 9 p.m. pure drama will find its way onto TVOne's reality show roster. R&B brothers K-Ci and JoJo will star in their own reality show aptly titled, K-Ci & JoJo...Come Clean. And I don't know about yall, but I'm going to program my DVR today to record it!

Via TVOne's website:

K-CI & JOJO…COME CLEAN is a nine-episode docu-series that follows the lives of two international R&B superstars and original members of the chart-topping R&B group Jodeci. In an attempt to save their lives and careers, brothers Cedric “K-Ci” Hailey and Joel “JoJo” Hailey have agreed to live together for the first time in over a decade. Fighting their shared demon, alcoholism, the singing duo endure radical medical treatments, physical training, as well as medical and spiritual therapy to help them stay sober. Each day they learn to come to terms with the ever-present temptations that go hand-in-hand with their fame and fortune. By any means necessary, K-Ci & JoJo are determined to reclaim their honor and respect in the music game. The only thing more important than regaining their celebrity status is the preservation of their own lives. From their outpatient rehab, to emotional therapy sessions, to the North Carolina roots where their musical lives began, every aspect of their lives is examined and explored. K-Ci & JoJo must also face the realities of a post-recession, digital music industry while trying to fight against a fate worse than death… becoming musical “has-beens”.

Raw and real, Come Clean is an emotional roller coaster that affirms the amazing power of the human mind, faith, and love. Watch the fascinating, triumphant return of the group that is credited with saving the R&B music genre. Back stronger and better than ever, this is K-CI & JOJO…COME CLEAN.

Watch the video below to hear why the Hailey brothers have decided to 'come clean.'

Damn, these dudes are aging fast and they're only in their early 40s! Living hard, fast and recklessly ain't no joke. But you have to commend them for being strong and humble enough to take the steps to get their lives, personal and professional, back in order. We all know their history. Things could have been much worse for them.