Who is Ayanna Shon?
Ayanna Shon is from Birmingham, AL but now lives in Minneapolis, MN and is a multi-hyphenated content creator having worked in the music industry, in communications, as a celeb photographer as well as starting CBA Film Studio, a full-service production company focused on creating original content with a focus in green screen music video production. She also created a weekly beginner 101 photography training vlog that lends a unique and gritty feel to the world of vlogging by embracing the hip hop culture and urban scene with tremendous flair on her YouTube channel. This is her first full-length movie and she's also made another Christmas film, Just in Time for the Holidays.
Nikki (Monique Johnson) is facing being thirty and not having a child. Her mother keeps giving her so much drama about it, so she decides to lie for some time before finally deciding to have a baby for real. The problem? All of the marijuana she smokes makes it impossible for her to get pregnant.
I'm not sure if smoking out can keep you from being with child, but the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists stated, "Because of concerns regarding impaired neurodevelopment, as well as maternal and fetal exposure to the adverse effects of smoking, women who are pregnant or contemplating pregnancy should be encouraged to discontinue marijuana use."
Shon told the Birmingham Times, "They key takeaway will be faith and manifestation. Also understanding and recognizing that you're more than enough and to seek forgiveness."
I don't think the character Cayce is named for Edgar Cayce but if people started naming their children names like that, Blavatsky and Criswell, my life would be so much better. Please start doing that.
This movie also has Tray Chaney, Poot from The Wire in the cast. You may not recognize him with the wig and afro. He's the hypnotist who tries to get Nikki to stop smoking. Can you stop doing drugs by Christmas? If you have to host it and do all the cooking, shouldn't you smoke even more?
Ayanna Shon is from Birmingham, AL but now lives in Minneapolis, MN and is a multi-hyphenated content creator having worked in the music industry, in communications, as a celeb photographer as well as starting CBA Film Studio, a full-service production company focused on creating original content with a focus in green screen music video production. She also created a weekly beginner 101 photography training vlog that lends a unique and gritty feel to the world of vlogging by embracing the hip hop culture and urban scene with tremendous flair on her YouTube channel. This is her first full-length movie and she's also made another Christmas film, Just in Time for the Holidays.
Nikki (Monique Johnson) is facing being thirty and not having a child. Her mother keeps giving her so much drama about it, so she decides to lie for some time before finally deciding to have a baby for real. The problem? All of the marijuana she smokes makes it impossible for her to get pregnant.
I'm not sure if smoking out can keep you from being with child, but the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists stated, "Because of concerns regarding impaired neurodevelopment, as well as maternal and fetal exposure to the adverse effects of smoking, women who are pregnant or contemplating pregnancy should be encouraged to discontinue marijuana use."
Shon told the Birmingham Times, "They key takeaway will be faith and manifestation. Also understanding and recognizing that you're more than enough and to seek forgiveness."
I don't think the character Cayce is named for Edgar Cayce but if people started naming their children names like that, Blavatsky and Criswell, my life would be so much better. Please start doing that.
This movie also has Tray Chaney, Poot from The Wire in the cast. You may not recognize him with the wig and afro. He's the hypnotist who tries to get Nikki to stop smoking. Can you stop doing drugs by Christmas? If you have to host it and do all the cooking, shouldn't you smoke even more?
