Dr. Umar Johnson is launching a new reality TV dating show aimed exclusively at Black women, stirring controversy and intrigue across social media. Titled “Date with the Doctor,” the show promises to be a platform for meaningful conversations rather than a traditional dating experience. Johnson emphasizes that participants must be entrepreneurs, rejecting any form of artificiality—no weaves, perms, or cosmetic enhancements allowed.

In a recent video announcement, Johnson stressed the importance of empowering Black women through entrepreneurship, claiming it will combat issues like homelessness and exploitation. He reiterated that this show is not about finding a romantic partner for himself, but rather about fostering community and culture among Black women. However, skepticism surrounds Johnson’s intentions, especially in light of ongoing controversies regarding his financial dealings and the stalled progress of his long-promised school project.

Critics are questioning the authenticity of Johnson’s motivations, suggesting that this new venture may be a distraction from his financial troubles, including a reported debt of over $70,000 related to his school. Many are wary of his past actions and are calling into question whether this platform truly serves the community or is merely a scheme for profit.

As the reality show gears up, Johnson’s polarizing figure continues to capture attention, leaving many to wonder if this will be a genuine opportunity for empowerment or just another chapter in a contentious saga. With the first episodes expected to air soon, the community is watching closely, eager to see if “Date with the Doctor” will deliver on its promises or become another controversial footnote in Johnson’s career.