Bill Bellamy Joins Tom Joyner Morning Show as Weekly Co-Host

TODAY ON THE TOM JOYNER MORNING SHOW: ACCORDING TO BILL BELLAMY JANET JACKSON’S BABY MAY SAVE THE JACKSON LEGACY! …BUT WHAT ABOUT THE NOSE? Today, January 4, 2017, Bill Bellamy debuted as a weekly co-host � live on the air every Wednesday in 2017 on the Tom Joyner Morning Show (TJMS) Tom Joyner introduces the weekly lineup of all-star talent now heard on his radio show: Arsenio Hall, Bill Bellamy, Kym Whitley, returning co-host Sherri Shepherd and Lavell CrawfordDALLAS � January 4, 2017 � This morning on the Tom Joyner Morning Show (TJMS) funnyman, actor, writer and host Bill Bellamy debuted as a weekly co-host to be part of the show every Wednesday. During today’s live broadcast Bellamy had questions regarding Janet Jackson’s son, “Are they going to let that Jackson nose come through?

The original nose, the boxing glove…””You gotta figure if Issa, Paris and Blanket get together they could save the Jacksons!” Bellamy pondered,� “Tito could finish his album… Jermaine could try to figure out what to do with his hair!” Catch the full revelation here. Bellamy joked about hope for all women, “Janet had to sleep upside-down for nine months and only eat oatmeal, strawberries and blueberries…this gon’ be the oldest youngest baby ever…she gon’ be the baby’s mama and grandmama ok?”� Listen and laugh to the full segment here.

The show opened with Joyner introducing Bill Bellamy’s new bit “Bellamy’s Beef” where he broke down the feud between Chris Brown and Soulja Boy. Hear the show opening here. The Tom Joyner Morning Show (TJMS) is heard on nearly 100 radio stations and online.

On Friday, December 9th, Tom Joyner announced that five all-star comedic personalities will join the top Black radio show’s line up in 2017. Arsenio Hall, Bill Bellamy, Kym Whitley, returning co-host Sherri Shepherd and Lavell Crawford are set to be live featured co-hosts weekly. The Tom Joyner Morning Show (TJMS) broadcasts live weekday mornings from 6:00am � 10:00am ET nationwide.

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