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CENTRIC NETWORK PREMIERE/LIVE TAPING OF ‘WE ARE THE JONESES” (Red Carpet Pictorial)

Published on April 13, 2017

‘We Are The Joneses’ follows the life and times of World-renowned Manhattan plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Jones and Emmy Award winning journalist/ actress Cathleen Trigg-Jones as they balance their multi-million dollar plastic surgery practice, charity Trigg House, talk show Chit-Chat and two children, Christian and Olivia. In each episode viewers will get a glimpse of the life of Dr. Jones as we follow the evolutionary journey of his patient. From the woman who was bullied all her life because of her “bull” nose, to the man who underwent seven unsuccessful surgeries before finding Dr. Jones; viewers will be drawn in by the physical and emotional transformation of each patients experience. Episodes will also feature the emotional journey of Cathleen Jones as she searches for her biological mother while balancing her career, charity, talk show and motherhood.

Dr. Jones and Cathleen have previously appeared together on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing New York as Luis D. Ortiz’s clients, buying a property in Puerto Rico on season 3 and selling their Harlem brownstone on season 4 of the show. Dr. Jones has also appeared on VH1’s Black Ink, Dr. Oz, The Wendy Williams Show, FOX News, The Today’s Show and more.
Now they will be appearing in their own riveting docu-series,
‘We Are The Joneses’.

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