The Harlem cast helped Meagan Good with 'tons of prayers, tons of covering, tons of just let [me] cry' during her divorce.
season 1 last year is when right when everything was happening, and I really hadn't really told anybody," Good reflected."To be honest, I was kinda terrified to go into press [junkets] and have somebody ask me something about him, 'cause I didn't want to be disingenuous and I didn't want to pretend like something wasn't going on, but I didn't want to tell my business because everything was still in process.
"This is our show and this is about Black female empowerment," she explained. "And to change any type of a narrative to anything that has to do with solely one of us was just completely inconsiderate." "When we came back for Season 2 was like when my divorce was finalized. That was around the week that I was shooting, and would have been my 10-year anniversary. [That] was around the week that I was shooting," she shared."There was a lot going on and I was able to pop in to each dressing room or they popped into my dressing room just to check on me and see how my heart was."
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