When Sheletta breaks the news to her kids that they won't be going back to school because they have to be extra careful not to get their grandpa sick, These Brundidge Babies were willing to take the risk.

Sheletta's not sure where she put the gifts her mom bought for her daughter Cameron's birthday. She's checked the house, the car and her desk at work and still can't find the Barbie RV and Dream House the seven-year-old requested.

With #COVID19 and a presidential election coming up, there are some difficult decisions to make in the next few months. But there's none more important than the choice to either lose weight or go up an additional size and buy bigger clothes. Sheletta makes her choice on #LaughingWithLetta...

While chatting with CNBC's Brian Sullivan about the economy, Sheletta mentions the RV she won on Twitter. Turns out, Brian and Marcus Lemonis, who owns Camping World and was the on who gifted Sheletta with the mobile home are big time buddies.

Sheletta couldn't wait to tell her friends Chad, Dan and Adam on WCCO Radio about the RV she won from Camping World. The guys had ONE question for her since they know she's such a germaphobe: If her fave Michelle Obama visited Sheletta and the kids at a campsite, would she let her fave First Lady pee in the new RV.

When I saw the amazing viral video of a high school student with a tricked out graduation ceremony including decorations, a red carpet and velvet rope on his front lawn, I knew I had to talk to his mama. I'm laughing it up this week with MoNesha La Violette, a fellow drama mama, about the great lengths she went to so her son felt special on his special day.

Sheletta says starting her podcasting platform wasn't her dream, her dream was to be the morning show host at WCCO Radio. But, when she looked around at the lack of diversity in Minnesota television and radio newsrooms, she created an outlet so black people would have a way to tell stories that mattered to their community.

Sheletta likes to laugh but nothing was funny about the numbness and tingling in her face that sent her to the emergency room. She went to the hospital for help but left with a horror story when doctors discharged her with instructions to "Google" the reasons why her white blood cell count was below normal levels.

Call her crazy, she doesn't care, but Sheletta won't let her husband put his hands on, let alone wear, the new undies he bought for himself. She wants to go and hang out at his new job, social distancing be damned, before he can have them, and even then, she only will allow him to have pair per quarter.

Ain't nothing funny about the negative impact COVID 19 is having on black bedrooms, African American couples are trying their best to keep it together during this crisis, and Sheletta and her husband Shawn are no exception. They get real about the two things, other than prayer, holding their marriage together: laughter and love.