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Halle Bailey Cohosts and Performs for Motown Christmas Special

Natural style star, Halle Bailey, performed musical hits by Diana Ross and the Supremes for NBC's Motown Christmas Special.  Halle brought the house down in a gorgeous golden fitted gown with two other female singers.  The group appeared as the Supremes for a Motown Christmas special which originally aired on December 11th on NBC.  The young ladies  belted out classic hits such as, "Stop in the Name of Love," "Baby Love" and "You Keep Me Hanging On."



This was a first seeing Halle perform classic Motown hits and she has certainly got the moves and vocals to sing in the classic Motown style.  Halle wore a half up half down loc'd look with a long afro kinky half wig.  All three singers wore beautiful natural hair looks.  Isn't great to hear the exclusive sounds of Motown while in a modern era?  All three ladies looked classy and beautiful while belting out these hits by the Supremes.  

The Motown era was full of vibrant, soulful and talented acts; one of the best periods for soul music.  It's wonderful to see that this style of music is able to transcend the times and reach new generations.  She opened the show singing "Winter Wonderland" with cohost, Smokey Robinson.  It's so uncanny how much they look alike.  Halle, this sound is definitely for you! 

The Christmas special also featured the cast from MJ the Musical, JoJo, Jamie Foxx, Smokey Robinson, Gladys Knight, The Temptations, Andra Day and Jordin Sparks.  Check out a clip of Halle and the Supremes in the video below and stream the full special on Peacock TV. 


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