Hip-Hop Legend Turned Culinary Queen: Dr. Yolanda ‘Yo-Yo’ Whitaker Talks Working Soul, Family and Taste in Season 3 of ‘Sweet Sweets’
Famous lyricis lyricis ND Philanthropist Dr. Yolanda “Yo-Yo” Whitaker It continues to feed fans a new taste on aspireTV, working for something different.
Now in its third season, his series A sweet treat with a yo-yo It brings family together, taste, and faith in one kitchen.
“Cooking shows are my love language,” Yo-Yo told Bossip. “It’s something I’ve had a passion for for a long time. I’ve been cooking on the street and I’ve been very short and I’ve been his crowd, the lynch mob, the cube and my family group. I’ve been cooking for my family.”
Known for classic bars and bold energy, Yo-Yo has always been a creative force. But with sweet delight, she sells stage lights for stovetops, allowing fans to see the woman behind the mic.
“Even though I’m cooking in the Kitchen and a party goer, a hip hop legend, a teacher, a radio host; I think the fun is at home,” he explained. “This path I created is a full circle for me. People come to see me and my family in a different kind of light.”
AspireTV Hit gives viewers a front row seat to real yo-yo’s, where laughter, laughter, and good music fill the air. He is not shy about showing his taste.
“You’ll smell the garlic and hear the music, you know what I mean? “I’ve got company and I see, that means I have to go to the store!”
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Diet has always been more than just a yo-yo diet. It is his way of showing love.
“The art of showing love, creating a safe space for people to come in and feel grateful without you doing their time,” she said. “My kids smell those onions, and they come down the stairs asking ‘mom, are you cooking?'”
When asked what dish brings him back to his roots, Yo-Yo didn’t hesitate.
“My food is Spanish, my food is Mexican. I’m a very low-key mexican and I’m good, so I have my dishes and dishes,” he said. “I make burritos, fish tacos, baked beans and rice..Anything burritos, and don’t forget the cadillac margarita. Not everyone can hang with a big dog!”
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Yo-Yo says her mother taught her the golden rule of cooking: never leave the kitchen until it’s ready.
“You can follow a recipe, but make it your own,” she said. “I always put a timer on because my add is that I won’t admit that I’m always fanatical, but I don’t leave the kitchen. Your plan, show your food.”
Boss Brunch Energy & Sisterhood
One standout episode this season features YO-YO’s “BOSSH,” Celebrating Women in Business, Beauty and Fashion. For him, it’s about growing up with my sister, rather than just good food.
He admitted: “It took me a long time to know how to be a friend. “It wasn’t like that until I had a real friend who made me realize I was a fake friend. Sister’s grief is very important.”
Yo-yo cooks almost with her girlfriends.
“We go to the market and sit in front of the house and cook for our families,” she said. “That’s our inspiration, that’s sad. Cooking, cocktails, and conversation. It helps people go back and remind them that you can track.”
Based on faith, renewed love
Outside the kitchen, yo-yo’s is still the same trailblazer: 2-time winner of the Moden Biden Lifetime Defection Award and respected doctor in Sonitariariatism.
“It feels good to be humbled. It feels good to be loved. It feels good to give love,” she said. “It grows, love, resolves, rejoices.”
When it comes to balance and longevity, he says the answer is simple:
“Prayer. That’s my way. I wake up, I wake up, I take time for my family. I can chase money, I can stop the world, entertain, and let the world watch with me.”
The last taste
Whether it’s losing wings or crying wings, Yo-yo proves that true flavor comes from love, legacy and laughter.
“Nothing like good vibes, good food, and great company,” Yo-Yo said with a smile. “That’s nice.”
It’s hard A sweet treat with a yo-yo Thursdays at 8 PM et on aspiretv. When the dishes tell a story, the guests are fed, and the episodes remind us why black women still explain the meaning of the myth.
