Karrueche Tran and Mark J.P. Hood Star in Lifetime’s 'Preach, Pray, Love'
Lifetime’s original film Preach, Pray, Love explores the complex intersection of faith, fame, and forbidden romance. The story centers on rapper Charlie Jones (Karrueche Tran), whose bold style and unapologetic lyrics have propelled her into hip-hop stardom. She meets Kyrus Owens (Mark J.P. Hood), a passionate young minister with a loyal congregation, igniting a romance that tests their identities.
As their relationship grows, Kyrus encounters pressure from his congregation, concerned his romance may conflict with his pastoral responsibilities. Meanwhile, Charlie struggles with balancing her artistic freedom and the spiritual awakening Kyrus inspires in her. Together, they navigate the challenge of merging two contrasting worlds: celebrity and self-expression versus devotion and duty.
Exclusive Interview Highlights
In an exclusive interview with Black Girl Nerds, Jamie Broadnax discusses with Tran and Hood the dynamics of their on-screen chemistry and the complexity of portraying characters caught between love and purpose. They also delve into how the film addresses faith and authenticity within modern relationships.
“Preach, Pray, Love adds a fresh layer of emotional depth to Lifetime’s growing catalog of contemporary romances. It’s a story about vulnerability, redemption, and the courage to love without boundaries.”
Summary
Preach, Pray, Love depicts a tender romance that challenges faith and identity, blending emotional depth with themes of love, spirituality, and self-discovery.