Diamond Girls (2022)
Brandi Diggs has just married the love of her life, Marcus Diggs and they are expecting their first child. They have a brand new home, several successful businesses, and all the money they could ever want. There's just one problem, Marcus, also known as "Hollywood", is the boss of a major drug organization known as "The Brotherhood". Brandi tries to convince her husband to give up the street life and to focus on their legitimate businesses. But Hollywood doesn't listen and on the night that Brandi goes into labor, he is gunned down outside their home.
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Brandi Diggs has just married the love of her life, Marcus Diggs and they are expecting their first child. They have a brand new home, several successful businesses, and all the money they could ever want. There's just one problem, Marcus, also known as "Hollywood", is the boss of a major drug organization known as "The Brotherhood". Brandi tries to convince her husband to give up the street life and to focus on their legitimate businesses. But Hollywood doesn't listen and on the night that Brandi goes into labor, he is gunned down outside their home.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:9/1/2022
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Studio:Joe Smith Media, Homestead Entertainment
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