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    WAYNE BRADY: THE FAMILY REMIX - Freeform’s "Wayne Brady: The Family Remix" stars Wayne Brady, Maile Brady, Mandie Taketa, and Jason Fordham. (Disney/Matt Sayles)
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    “Wayne Brady: The Family Remix” [Interview]

    The DHKBy The DHKAugust 7, 20242 Mins Read
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    We had the opportunity to talk to a whole bunch of Bradys for “Wayne Brady: The Family Remix.” They’re shedding light on what a modern mixed family looks like with their new series on Freeform. Everyone knows Wayne Brady — actor, comedian, host, singer and preeminent multihyphenate of this generation — but there’s more to the man seen onstage. What happens when such an iconic entertainer peels back the curtain on the realities of an unexpected life?

    WAYNE BRADY: THE FAMILY REMIX – (Disney/John Fleenor) WAYNE BRADY, MAILE BRADY

    In “Wayne Brady: The Family Remix,” Brady has turned the term “modern family” on its head. He’s still best friends with his ex-wife, soulmate and business partner, Mandie Taketa. Together, they co-parent their 21-year-old daughter, student and aspiring artist Maile Brady, as well as run their production company, A Wayne & Mandie Creative (“Wayne Brady’s Comedy IQ”). Jason Michael Fordham, Mandie’s life partner since 2009, handles the family’s cinematography and post-production, and Mandie and Jason have an almost 3-year-old son, Sundance-Isamu.

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    With Brady at a sudden crossroads in his life, “Wayne Brady: The Family Remix” offers an intimate look into his blended family’s personal life, revealing unexpected points of view and values that most people (including his own family) have a hard time understanding. People see their social media posts — from vacations to dancing in TikToks — but what’s behind the joyful 15 seconds of fun? Their real life is not always as easy and as simple as it seems.

    “Wayne Brady: The Family Remix” airs on Freeform on Wednesdays, and is available the next day on Hulu.

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