KylaCami Tv

19/12/2021

Beautiful Dolls 😍 LOL Dolls to be exact…Happy Birthday 🥳

06/11/2021

On on weekends we do expensive things like softball tournaments…Cami showing off her new bat that’s a reward for making the all star team 🔥 🥎

02/11/2021

Fall season was great and I’m so proud of my girls…congratulations to Cami for making 6U Fallstars 💫 🥎 !!!

18/10/2021

Yesterday at the Buddy Walk for Down syndrome in honor or our cousin Dream !!! 💙💛💙💛💙⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣

17/09/2021

Today is community helper day at school.

24/06/2021

Join us at 5:30 p.m. for Positive Perspective and Jeopardy at the Mobile Federation Women's Club - 400 N. Catherine St. Boxed meals provided for client and one guest. Masks are required for those that have not been fully vaccinated. Call (251) 432-0301 to RSVP or for questions.

10/05/2021

Thank you for 1000 FOLLOWERS 🎊🥳💞🤞🏽

I know it’s been a minute...here’s a new TikTok video for y’all

*I do not own the rights to this music*

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10/05/2021

I know it’s been a minute...here’s a new TikTok video for y’all

*I do not own the rights to this music*

25/04/2021

Sunday Fun Day 💞

Rutledge Falls
Tennessee 📍
📸: Me 🙃

24/04/2021

Tennessee ❣️

24/04/2021

Surprised Uncle Jay in Tennessee 🥰🥰🥰

Surprise visit from my nieces KylaCami Tv so you know we had to kick it 😁

20/03/2021

16/03/2021

It’s UP 🥎 7:15pm

13/03/2021

Opening Day 🥎

10/03/2021

“Huh, hold up real quick”

09/03/2021

Class in session

06/03/2021

Just hit 10.2K views for the first time on Instagram 🥰🔥🥎💪🏽

21/02/2021

17/02/2021

Day 16: Chef Mashama Bailey 👑👩🏽‍🍳

Mashama Bailey is the executive chef at The Grey and The Grey Market, Savannah, Ga. Moving between New York City and Georgia as a child and also, apprenticing with the French cooking teacher Anne Willan helped shapes her. She began learning to appreciate the aesthetics of food as a sous-chef at Prune in Manhattan. “I used to think the skills my mother and grandmother had were small and insignificant, because the world taught me that black food was small and insignificant. But now I realize what we contribute to food in America is vast. Right now that’s all I want to cook, and I want to cook it on a level that resonates with me, beyond whether it tastes good.”

14/02/2021

Day 13: Chef Eddie Jackson 🤴🏾👨🏾‍🍳

Eddie Jackson was born December 19, 1980. He’s an American chef and former football cornerback. He played college football at the University of Arkansas. He was signed by the Carolina Panthers as an undrafted free agent in 2004. 2005-2006 he joined the Miami Dolphins where sustained an injury that landed him on the injury reserve list. Jackson also played for the New England Patriots and Washington Redskins. After retiring from football, Jackson became a personal trainer, as well as owning a food truck, Caribbean Grill, in Houston. Cooking had been a lifelong passion of his. In Eddie’s world, there is no need for a “cheat” day, because his good-for-you food is packed with flavor and does not leave you feeling deprived. Eddie joined the Food Network family in 2015 after besting 11 of his fellow finalists on Food Network Star. In 2016, Eddie joined Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli in mentoring eliminated Star hopefuls through a six-week competition on Star Salvation. He's the host of Eddie Jackson's Game-Day Playbook and Eddie Jackson’s Fitness Playbook on the food network website.

13/02/2021

Day 12: Chef Zephyr Wright 👑👩🏽‍🍳

Zephyr Wright drew in crowds with her comfort food. But the one person who may have benefited the most was Lyndon B. Johnson. Wright was born and raised in Marshall, Tex. In 1942, she started working for the Johnsons as a maid and personal chef to help pay her way through college; she ended up staying with the family until 1969, through the duration of Johnson’s presidency. While Johnson was in Congress, his home quickly became known for its food, as other politicians visited regularly and built relationships over Wright’s chile con queso and peach cobbler. Lady Bird Johnson once wrote, “I have yet to find a great chef whose desserts I like as well as Zephyr’s.” Told her firsthand stories about discrimination to Johnson, which is thought to have influenced his signing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. When Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Wright was there. After he finished, he gave her a pen he used and said, “You deserve this more than anybody else.” Wright died in 1988 from heart complications at age 73.

12/02/2021

Day 11: James Hemings aka Hercules 👨🏾‍🍳🤴🏾

“James Hemings was born in Virginia in 1765; at 8 years old, he became Thomas Jefferson’s slave through an inheritance. (His younger sister Sally was also enslaved by Jefferson and later bore several of Jefferson’s children.)”

“After Jefferson was appointed commerce minister to France in 1784, he and Hemings, then 19 years old, set sail for Paris, which is where Hemings began his cooking career, becoming the first American trained as a French chef. He studied in prestigious French kitchens and trained with a master pastry chef; his most important experience, however, came from the chef at the Château de Chantilly, which at the time was considered to have better food than Versailles.”

Responsible for cooking the historic meal between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson (immortalized in the musical “Hamilton” in the song “The Room Where It Happens”). Hercules also introduced European-style macaroni and cheese, French fries, crème brûlée and ice cream to America

11/02/2021

06/02/2021

I don’t know why Kyla has on swim gear but big sis Jayla hereeeeeee!!!!