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Poprah from I WANT TO WORK FOR DIDDY prepares to give 'pep talks' on new show

She came to the attention of the world on the hit VH1 reality show I WANT TO WORK FOR DIDDY, but Kim aka Poprah had been making moves long before then as a journalist, talk show host, recording artist and more. Whether you loved her or hated her one thing was for sure: she was not going to be someone you easily forgot!

So what is next for this multi-faceted individual? With other on-air projects in the works, Poprah is also lending her expertise and name recognition to a historic new reality show called The Write Stuff that will debut during the summer of 2009 in over 20 cities throughout the country on the CW Network. Executive Produced by Cyrus A. Webb of Shadow Play Entertainment and Celebrity Sports & Talent Agent Glenn Toby the show will take 14 contestants who believe they have what it takes to be the next big thing in publishing through challenges that will test whether or not they really have 'the write stuff'. At stake will be a book deal for the winner and over $16,000 in prizes to aide them in making their book a success.

"We are excited about Poprah being a part of this project with us," says Webb,33. He first was introduced to Poprah in 2008 as she was competing on I WANT TO WORK FOR DIDDY. "She has alot to offer, and I think she will be a great asset."

What exactly will be Poprah's role on The Write Stuff? After each elimination, the ousted contestant will have a "Pep Talk with Poprah" to discuss what went wrong during the challenge and how they can use the experience on the show to move on with the next chapter of their lives.

"I see it as a win-win for us," Webb explained. "Poprah's weekly appearance on the show will give viewers another side of her personality. She genuinely cares about others, and I think that will come through on the show. As for the benefit for our contestants, it will be good for them to see someone who has been in their position and see how they have been able to move forward."

For additional information about Poprah and her upcoming projects, visit http://www.poprah.net. To find out more about The Write Stuff visit http://www.thewritestufftv.com or contact Cyrus A. Webb via email at cawebb4@juno.com or at 601.896.5616.