VH1's 'Sorority Sisters' Cast: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

 

Looking to get the tea on what real sorority life is like? Well...THIS POST AIN'T FOR YOU! Ratchet lovers on the other hand, enter at your own risk...*Puts head in hands*

The premiere of VH1's new series, 'Sorority Sisters' made it's way to T.V. land tonight, and while the show brought more attention to Greek organizations affiliated with the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), it also brought lots of bucked eyes and dropped mouths!

The first episode introduced viewers to "sorors" from the most prominent African American sororities including, Delta Sigma Theta Inc., Alpha Kappa Alpha Inc., Zeta Phi Beta Inc., and Sigma Gamma Rho Inc.

And while many were expecting on a hope and a prayer for the show to highlight a group of women in their careers, making a difference in their communities (with a tad bit of hardships along the way) they were instead welcomed with the ratchetness and drama that makes all hit reality shows go 'round.

From Priyanka the "Gangsta D," who's mission is checking to see who's a "real Delta" instead of checking for a "real job" to April, the "ratchet girl in pretty pearls" who'll let no one stand in the way of her fashion dreams, this show is sure to be someone's guilty pleasure.

Check out pics and short bios of the cast below.

Adrene: Owner of boutique, House of Adrene, and personal stylist to the stars. Her career naturally comes with its own share of drama.



April: Owner of Buckhead clothing store, House of Couture Boutique, and Adrene's arch nemesis.



Cat: Intern for famed photographer Derek Blanks. Her story? Trying to figure out life.



Lydia: Single mother to a 4 year old, and a testament to how real the struggle is in these streets (watch, and you'll see what I mean).



Metoya: Introduced as the "co-signer" to her soror Adrene's every move. Other than that, we've got nothing. But I'm sure more will come as the season unfolds.

 

Priyanka: burlesque dancer, mouth of the south, etc.



Shanna: Raised in a small town in the state of Arkansas. Tries her darnd-est to understand the struggles of her African American sorority sisters.



Veronica: An aspiring dancer, who will risk it all (even her fiancé) to follow her dreams of becoming a professional dancer.



Joy: Either she was as quiet as a mouse or not on the first episode. Apparently she's a teacher by day and an actress by night.



Words to describe my feelings on the first episode? I got nothing. Embarrassed, Shocked, Embarrassed, Shocked, and Embarrassed.

One thing's for sure, if sorority women who watched the show didn't agree with each other before, I have a good feeling they're all on one accord now.

Will you be watching?

via VH1