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The internet TV company Philo has been expanding and evolving a lot in recent years, adding more channels year-on-year, like the Hallmark Channel in 2018 and Epix and Starz in 2020. Now, in 2022, the company has announced a new addition to the Philo family: Kin.
Read on to learn all about what this means and what Kin Community content you’ll be able to enjoy on Philo from now on.
Philo Adds Kin Library
On February 23 of 2022, Philo, released a blog post to announce that it had added the Kin VOD library to its service, for all subscribers to enjoy.
“We’re thrilled to launch Kin Community’s Video-on-Demand (VOD) library on Philo. Truly a kindred spirit (apologies for the pun), Kin’s special brand of female-focused lifestyle content- with an emphasis on entrepreneurship and female empowerment from diverse talent, fits perfectly into the Philo lineup.
Shows including “Really, Truly, Maybe” with Christina Milian, “Hello Hunnay” with Jeannie Mai, and “Heart of the Batter” with Jordin Sparks, are now available as part of Philo’s base package for all subscribers.”
This means that Philo viewers can now access a huge range of Kin content easily and conveniently via the Philo platform. And since it’s all “on-demand content”, you can watch it whenever and wherever you want, on any Philo compatible device.
Deadline reports that Philo COO, Mike Keyserling, is thrilled with the news, “We’re thrilled to bring Kin’s entertaining and diverse content to our platform for our subscribers. Kin’s programming, which specifically focuses on entrepreneurship and female empowerment, is a great fit for Philo’s community.”
Kin COO, Tejal Ajmera, agrees, “We are excited to debut Boss Moves with Philo and are confident it will attract audiences looking for strong, talented, and diverse talent.”
What Is Kin?
Kin is a celebrity-driven, lifestyle programming network aimed at diverse female audiences aged 25 and above. The Kin Community creates a range of meaningful, entertaining content around themes like food, home, style, and family, such as Tia Mowry’s Comfort Kitchen and Wear It Well with Adrienne Houghton.
Using an end-to-end production model, Kin finances, produces, and distributes its own programming. It works directly with its creators and provides directly for its target audience. This has allowed the platform to have a lot of creative freedom and build an authentic brand over the years.
Millions of viewers have turned to Kin for great lifestyle content. And plenty of great creators have joined the Kin Community, too, from Jeannie Mai to Julissa Bermudez, Christina Milian, and Tina Yong.
Kin Community Shows and Original Content
The Kin Community has been producing a wide range of lifestyle-oriented shows for several years, ever since the company was first created back in 2011. Some of the top Kin shows include:
- Tia Mowry’s Quick Fix – Tia Mowry’s Quick Fix is a food and lifestyle program hosted by none other than actress, chef, writer, and mom, Tia Lowry. In this show, Tia shows off quick fixes for all sorts of everyday situations, from speedy recipes you can cook up in minutes to rapid beauty tips.
- All Things Adrienne with Adrienne Houghton – In All Things Adrienne, Adrienne Houghton and some of her closest friends and collaborators reveal their top tips for everything from beauty and fashion to home décor.
- Hello Hunnay with Jeanie Mai – In Hello Hunnay, fans can join Jeannie Mai and her family, learning about how Jeannie built her success brand and became such a confident speaker. She talks about everything from juggling her work-life balance to making the best eggrolls
- Really, Truly, Maybe… with Christina Milian – When we think of Christina Milian, we think of her successful R&B career and amazing song-writing skills. But this show takes a look at the behind-the-scenes life of Christina, showing off her family life, her kitchen, her work meetings, and more.
- Save the Cake with Yolando Gampp – One of the funniest shows on Kin, Save the Cake follows baking guru Yolanda Gampp as she attempts to help people dealing with baking disasters! Yolamda uses her experience and know-how to teach struggling bakers how to make amazing cakes for every occasion.
- Best in Beauty with Tina Yong – Best in Beauty is your go-to guide for beauty industry news, tips, trends, and information. On this show, Tina Yong breaks down all there is to know about the world of beauty, helping fashion fans keep up with the fast-moving world of style and glamour.
Before this new partnership with Philo, the only way to watch Kin Community content was on YouTube. The shows listed above, and dozens more, have been featured on YouTube for many years, allowing Kin to grow a strong online following across social media.
Now, thanks to the agreement with Philo, it will also be possible for Kin fans to enjoy all of their favorite shows, on-demand, via the Philo platform. Since Philo is available on Mac, PC, Android, iOS, Roku, and more, this gives you many more ways to enjoy Kin content.
Kin Original Series Launching Exclusively on Philo
The announcement from Philo also included another big reveal: as part of the new deal between Kin and Philo, a brand-new, original series will also be launching exclusively on the Philo platform.
The new show will be called Boss Move with Rasheeda. It will be hosted by Rasheeda Buckner-Frost, rapper, businesswoman, and reality TV star. Rasheeda is known for her work on shows like Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, as well as her albums, like Boss Chick Music and Certified Hot Chick.
A big social media star, Rasheeda is also known for being in touch with her fans and showing off her fashion finds, beauty tips, and home-made recipes, too. Boss Moves will give viewers a chance to get closer to Rasheeda.
The show will involve up-close looks at how the star handles her ever-expanding empire, as well as including tips viewers can use to follow in her footsteps. There will be 12 half-hour episodes initially, with the possibility of more to come in the future.
Philo Pricing: How Much Is Kin VOD on Philo?
So, how much will you need to pay to enjoy Kin Community content on Philo? Well, one of the best things about this cable alternative is its simplistic pricing plan.
It costs just $25 per month to sign up for Philo. There are various add-ons available for extra fees, like Epix and Stars for an extra $6 and $9 per month, respectively.
However, the new Kin content will come at no extra charge. All Philo subscribers will be able to enjoy this content with the regular $25/month package.
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