Stacey Dash announced her departure from the show via Instagram. She posted a picture of herself leaving the set with the caption, “It’s time to move on.” In addition, she said that she had signed off on the script for season 2.
Dash also took to Twitter to thank fans for supporting her throughout her career. She wrote, “Thank u to my loyal fans & supporters for always being there for me. I appreciate every single one of yall. I’m excited about the future.”
She added, “I wish @SingleLadiesTV all the best. They were great partners & friends. I’m proud of them.”
There is no word yet on whether or not she plans to return to the show at any point in the future.
The Show That Started It All
Single Ladies was the show that started it all. The show that made us laugh, cry, and learn lessons about life. The show that changed our lives forever.
We were there when Beyonce became pregnant and we saw her struggle to keep her baby safe. We watched as she fought against the odds to give birth to Blue Ivy Carter. And we cried with her when she lost her son.
And we learned some valuable lessons along the way. Like how to be real women who aren’t afraid to speak our minds. Who stand up for ourselves and fight back when attacked. Who support each other through thick and thin.
But most importantly, we learned that no matter where we come from, what race we are, or what religion we practice, we’re all human beings who deserve respect.
That’s why we created this book. To share those lessons with everyone. So that every woman can find strength and courage to face whatever challenges life throws at them.
Because we believe that being strong means never having to say you’re sorry. Being strong means knowing that you’re not perfect, but you’re still worthy of love and respect.
Being strong means standing up for yourself and speaking out loud when others try to silence you. And being strong means fighting for what you believe in.
And that’s why we wrote this book.
To help every single woman become stronger than ever before.
To empower every single woman to live boldly.
To encourage every single woman to be brave enough to speak out loud.
To teach every single woman to stand up for herself.
Who Is Stacey Dash?
Stacey Dash is an American actress, singer, author, producer, director, and former talk show host who rose to fame after starring in the hit television series Clueless. She was born in Los Angeles, California, and raised in South Central Los Angeles.
She began her career at age 13 when she appeared in several episodes of The Fresh Prince of Bel Air. She later starred in the Nickelodeon sitcom Zoey 101.
Dash made her film debut in the comedy Clueless (1995), followed by roles in the films Set It Off (1996) and Romeo Must Die (2000). She played supporting roles in the films Friday Night Lights (2004), The Longshots (2005), and Step Up 2: The Streets (2006).
Dash had a recurring role on the Fox sitcom Martin (2002�2003), and guest starred on shows including CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Law & Order, House M.D., Scrubs, and Friends. She hosted the BET reality game show Ready To Love.
From 2005 to 2006, Dash cohosted the syndicated daytime talk show The Real Talk with Tavis Smiley. From 2007 until 2009, she served as a judge on the NBC reality singing competition series America’s Got Talent.
Dash released her autobiography, Growing Pains: My Life Story, in 2008. She wrote two books based on her experiences growing up in South Central Los Angeles, titled Black Girl Genius: Breaking Barriers One Smart Cookie At A Time (2010) and Black Girl Genius: The Rejected Cookbook (2011).
Dash founded the production company Dash Entertainment in 2010. She produced the documentary film The Price of Beauty (2012), which chronicled the lives of five African American women living in New York City.
Dash launched her own line of clothing, accessories, and beauty products called Stacey Dash Collection in 2012. She became a spokesperson for CoverGirl cosmetics in 2013.
Dash announced plans to run for mayor of Los Angeles in 2014. She ended her campaign in February 2015.
Her Role In Single Ladies
Stacey Dash was a major character in the hit comedy series Single Ladies. She played the role of Tanya, who was married to Andre (played by Omar Epps). The show followed the lives of four single women living together in New York City.
Dash had previously appeared in several films, including White Chicks, Friday After Next, and Baby Boy. She also starred in the television shows Girlfriends and Living Single.
She left the cast of Single Ladies after three seasons because she wanted to pursue her acting career. She later returned to the show for two episodes during its fourth season.
Final thoughts
We take a look back at one of TV’s most controversial characters, Stacey Dash. Was she fired from Single Ladies because of a controversy surrounding her comments about gay marriage? Or was it something else entirely?
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Stacey Dash announced her departure from the show via Instagram. She posted a picture of herself leaving the set with the caption, “It’s time to move on.” In addition, she said that she had signed off on the script for season 2.
Dash also took to Twitter to thank fans for supporting her throughout her career. She wrote, “Thank u to my loyal fans & supporters for always being there for me. I appreciate every single one of yall. I’m excited about the future.”
She added, “I wish @SingleLadiesTV all the best. They were great partners & friends. I’m proud of them.”
There is no word yet on whether or not she plans to return to the show at any point in the future.
The Show That Started It All
Single Ladies was the show that started it all. The show that made us laugh, cry, and learn lessons about life. The show that changed our lives forever.
We were there when Beyonce became pregnant and we saw her struggle to keep her baby safe. We watched as she fought against the odds to give birth to Blue Ivy Carter. And we cried with her when she lost her son.
And we learned some valuable lessons along the way. Like how to be real women who aren’t afraid to speak our minds. Who stand up for ourselves and fight back when attacked. Who support each other through thick and thin.
But most importantly, we learned that no matter where we come from, what race we are, or what religion we practice, we’re all human beings who deserve respect.
That’s why we created this book. To share those lessons with everyone. So that every woman can find strength and courage to face whatever challenges life throws at them.
Because we believe that being strong means never having to say you’re sorry. Being strong means knowing that you’re not perfect, but you’re still worthy of love and respect.
Being strong means standing up for yourself and speaking out loud when others try to silence you. And being strong means fighting for what you believe in.
And that’s why we wrote this book.
To help every single woman become stronger than ever before.
To empower every single woman to live boldly.
To encourage every single woman to be brave enough to speak out loud.
To teach every single woman to stand up for herself.
Who Is Stacey Dash?
Stacey Dash is an American actress, singer, author, producer, director, and former talk show host who rose to fame after starring in the hit television series Clueless. She was born in Los Angeles, California, and raised in South Central Los Angeles.
She began her career at age 13 when she appeared in several episodes of The Fresh Prince of Bel Air. She later starred in the Nickelodeon sitcom Zoey 101.
Dash made her film debut in the comedy Clueless (1995), followed by roles in the films Set It Off (1996) and Romeo Must Die (2000). She played supporting roles in the films Friday Night Lights (2004), The Longshots (2005), and Step Up 2: The Streets (2006).
Dash had a recurring role on the Fox sitcom Martin (2002�2003), and guest starred on shows including CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Law & Order, House M.D., Scrubs, and Friends. She hosted the BET reality game show Ready To Love.
From 2005 to 2006, Dash cohosted the syndicated daytime talk show The Real Talk with Tavis Smiley. From 2007 until 2009, she served as a judge on the NBC reality singing competition series America’s Got Talent.

Dash released her autobiography, Growing Pains: My Life Story, in 2008. She wrote two books based on her experiences growing up in South Central Los Angeles, titled Black Girl Genius: Breaking Barriers One Smart Cookie At A Time (2010) and Black Girl Genius: The Rejected Cookbook (2011).
Dash founded the production company Dash Entertainment in 2010. She produced the documentary film The Price of Beauty (2012), which chronicled the lives of five African American women living in New York City.
Dash launched her own line of clothing, accessories, and beauty products called Stacey Dash Collection in 2012. She became a spokesperson for CoverGirl cosmetics in 2013.
Dash announced plans to run for mayor of Los Angeles in 2014. She ended her campaign in February 2015.
Her Role In Single Ladies
Stacey Dash was a major character in the hit comedy series Single Ladies. She played the role of Tanya, who was married to Andre (played by Omar Epps). The show followed the lives of four single women living together in New York City.
Dash had previously appeared in several films, including White Chicks, Friday After Next, and Baby Boy. She also starred in the television shows Girlfriends and Living Single.
She left the cast of Single Ladies after three seasons because she wanted to pursue her acting career. She later returned to the show for two episodes during its fourth season.
Final thoughts
We take a look back at one of TV’s most controversial characters, Stacey Dash. Was she fired from Single Ladies because of a controversy surrounding her comments about gay marriage? Or was it something else entirely?