No Room In The ShowBiz For The Brothers
The brothers who allegedly “attacked” Jussie Smollett are starting to feel the pain in the aftermath of the whole façade. Now it is affecting their business and because their potential acting careers…that have yet to even begun.
Sources close to Abel and Ola Osundairo tell TMZ … the 2 have had some difficulty finding agents. So far they have reached out to about 10 of the top agencies in Chicago. Surprisingly none have been interested in signing them.
Sucks for them because it’s pilot season in the film industry right now. Without an agent, it is nearly impossible to even get auditions.
Insult to injury, Abel actually had signed with the Gray Talent Group about a month before the incident. Now with his involvement in the Jussie drama on the forefront, they dropped shortly afterward.
The reason he was given for being dropped, was generic and didn’t mention the case … but it was obvious. The agency told Abel they couldn’t provide him the opportunities he was after. They say “parting ways with talented actors like yourself is a difficult decision and not a direct reflection on your character or your abilities.”
Their Fitness Business On Shaky Grounds
I guess it’s safe to say Hollywood doesn’t want any biz with the bros. What’s worst is their fitness business is taking a hit as well. Sources say while it seemed to be booming about a month ago, it has recently just made a 180 turn. Many of their potential clients were really just looking to get details on Jussie’s case….rather than get fit.
At least for Abel, is his boxing career is on a steady incline. He followed up his win in the semifinals of the prestigious Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament. He won the whole amateur competition in the first round.
They’re prices for training aren’t that bad. The basic plan will is about $30 for a workout plan however t personal training is not included. The premium plan is only $20 more … and gives you the bang for your buck! It includes a diet program, strength training, power training, shred training and a 4-week meal plan.
