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Cherish the Day Season 2 Episode 1

Chef Sunday St. James travels home from Atlanta to New Orleans to visit her aging father and reunites with her first love -- Ellis. They reminisce about their past and confide in one another about their lives.

Starring:

Michael Beach, Cicely Tyson, Joy Bryant, Henry Simmons, Xosha Roquemore, Alano Miller

Genre:

Drama, Romance

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