'The Real Housewives of Potomac' superstar Gizelle Bryant was once a member of a sorority while she was in college. But which one used to be it? Read on to learn extra.
When fanatics of The Real Housewives of Potomac call to mind what Gizelle Bryant may have been like all the way through her school days, chances are high that that visions of her as a member of a sorority are prominent. But used to be Gizelle part of the Greek life scene when she attended college? Let's take a deep dive into how she — along with a few of her different RHOP co-stars — spent her late teenagers/early 20s.
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Was Gizelle Bryant a part of a sorority?
Yes, she was! Gizelle spent her faculty years at Hampton University, where she earned some extent in marketing. And whilst she was once there, the philanthropist/entrepreneur was an energetic member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
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Gizelle turns out to still have a comfortable spot in her heart for her outdated sorority decades later, judging by a chain of picture booth photographs she shared by way of Instagram in 2015. The snaps featured Gizelle dressed in an AKA shirt whilst placing various poses when she visited the campus for homecoming.
"Wind blowing photo booth...genius!" she captioned the publish with a lot of hashtags proclaiming her love for both Hampton University and her sorority.
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Love my Sorors! The Ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha!! 💚💕💚💕 #RHOP
— Gizelle Bryant (@GizelleBryant) June 18, 2018 Source: TwitterFellow 'RHOP' celebrity, Dr. Wendy Osefo, was additionally a member of Gizelle's sorority.
Gizelle is not the only RHOP cast member who was part of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority all through their college days. That's as a result of a quite new member of their workforce, Dr. Wendy Osefo, used to be additionally an AKA sister again within the day.
Osefo, who is a political commentator in addition to a professor at Johns Hopkins University, is the first African forged member of the Real Housewives franchise. Gizelle informed Entertainment Weekly that she "brings all kinds of Nigerian flavor."
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“We have not noticed that tradition and their view on America and what it means to be skilled here, and the way they lift their youngsters,” Gizelle defined. “And Wendy talks about all of this, so I'm hoping that they show it as a result of it is other from being Black [American], migrating right here from Africa now.”
Gizelle went on to describe her fellow RHOP superstar as “a breath of fresh air."
"It's laborious to join a bunch of girls on this capacity which were together for years," she told EW. "It's roughly like where do you fit in, and are you going to check out too exhausting to are compatible in? And she didn't do this, she just got here and used to be herself. She's very comfy in her own pores and skin, and I like a assured sensible Black girl.”
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We wouldn't be surprised if Gizelle and Wendy's shared enjoy as participants of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority whilst attending faculty — even if it wasn't on the similar time or college — helped them bond one way or the other when Wendy first joined the RHOP solid. At this degree of their lives, despite the fact that, they're "sisters" in an entire different means.
Be positive to watch new episodes of The Real Housewives of Potomac on Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.
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