Common Sense Media Review
By Melissa Camacho
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Bra-focused reality show with saucy humor.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 14+?
Any Positive Content?
Where to Watch
What's the Story?
The reality series DOUBLE DIVAS stars best friends Molly Hopkins and Cynthia Richards, the owners of Livi' Rae lingerie store, as they cater to women of all shapes and sizes. The Atlanta-based duo, who specializes in fitting women with large chest sizes, is committed to helping women feel better physically and emotionally by designing and fitting their clients with appropriately-sized bras and other undergarments. With the help of the sexy-but-flaky assistant Loren, they also add some spice to bachelorette parties and other events.
Is It Any Good?
Double Divas highlights the unique -- but important -- culture surrounding the ladies undergarment business, which caters to helping women feel better about themselves as well as helping to alleviate physical discomforts. It also underscores some of the struggles women of all ages face when the size and/or shape of their bodies does not match the conventional sizes the industry caters to.
There are some thoughtful themes here, but Molly and Cynthia's spicy Southern humor, which includes the use of a variety of nicknames for the word "breasts," sometimes makes it hard to take their work seriously. It also makes the continual images of women in their underwear and/or being fitted for bras feel a little awkward, too.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about body image issues. How do things like wearing appropriately sized undergarments and clothing make people feel better about themselves? Is this the same for boys or men? Why is humor often used to talk about this?
TV Details
- Premiere date : January 10, 2013
- Cast : Cynthia Richards , Loren Schaffer , Molly Hopkins
- Network : Lifetime Television
- Genre : Reality TV
- Topics : Friendship
- TV rating :
- Last updated : September 30, 2025
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