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Ms. Juicy of Little Women: Atlanta has been arrested in Georgia.
The reality TV star was booked on suspicion of driving with a suspended or revoked license and without insurance, according to online records.
EW has reached out to a rep for Ms. Juicy, whose real name is Shirlene King-Pearson.
Ms. Juicy, who appeared on the Lifetime reality show Little Women: Atlanta, has been arrested in Georgia.
Juicy, whose real name is Shirlene King-Pearson, was booked April 18 on suspicion of driving while her license was suspended or revoked and without insurance, according to online records.
She was released more than five hours later, on April 19. TMZ was first to report the news.
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Entertainment Weekly has reached out to a rep for the reality TV star.
King-Pearson’s credits also include episodes of TV’s The Ricky Smiley Show and the crime dramedy Claws, which costarred Niecy Nash, Karrueche Tran, and Carrie Preston.
‘Little Women: Atlanta’ star Ms. Juicy
Credit: Lifetime
“Juicy truly is the Queen of Atlanta,” the star’s bio from Lifetime reads, “and she’s set on taking everything in her life to the next level. Her inner circle urges her to turn her Juicy Talk radio show into a full-fledged TV production, but will she be up for the challenge? The evolution of her friendship with Minnie continues, but when it comes time for forgiveness, Ms. Juicy has her mind made up.”
The series ran for six seasons, between 2016 and 2021. It was a spinoff of Little Women: L.A., which aired for eight seasons, beginning in 2014.
In 2023, King-Pearson explained on Fox 5’s Portia that her life had been changed when she suffered a stroke a year before.
She said then that she had faced “quite a year of recovery” following her stroke in April 2022.
“I felt like I was having a migraine,” she said. “What I ended up doing is, as soon as I got in my house, I called my neighbor, and I just passed out.”
Her neighbor happened to be a doctor and called 911.
King-Pearson said she had found herself on a feeding tube and having to relearn basic motor skills.
“It was very hard for me emotionally,” she said. “Because I was very independent going straight to a dependent person.”
She joked that she had been “trying to fight the nurses” in the hospital back then, but clarified that she was not being literal.
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