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Phatabulous Magazine March 2023



Phatabulous Magazine March 2023 issue features Lady Monique Monique Coles on the cover. Go here to purchase now https://bit.ly/3LF0qdt

Check out her beautiful fashion and learn more about her plus fashion journey in her cover article as she discusses her new book- Burn Book. https://bit.ly/3yTFaco

Thank you Amber Deas with A1Lenz Productions LLC for her beautiful photography. Thank you Style Your Curves for wardrobe contributions Shakira Mckenzie 👑✨

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Also featured in this issue is actor TJ Jackson (Tyler Perry Ruthless, P Valley). Check out his article written by editor in chief MsAnn Williams Ann Williams and learn more about his role as Josiah in the Tyler Perry show Ruthless on BET+ by reading the latest column from The Crowned written by Master Life Coach Mechelle Canady. Mechelle Maples-Canady

Check out our Phat Business Spotlight featuring Patricia Willis- Patricia Thickisin Willis Vondor Wine. Vondor Wines, Phat Model Spotlight featuring Angie Williams Angie Williams. Our latest Get Healthy, Get Fit Get Healthy Get Fit column features a delicious High Protein 4 ingredient Peach Cobbler Ice Cream recipe contributed by Shakira Mckenzie.



Additional articles include Phatabulous Relationships: Dealbreakers- "A Stinky Situation" and Phatabulous Love Notes written by Candace Smith. Find out your 6-month love reading with Su Shei Kira with a new column - Horoscopes, plus plenty of fashions featuring Style Your Curves and Bodiied Bodied (special discounts inside) and check out Dr. Credit King with Dr. Chayo Briggs.

Thank you for your contribution to the Phatabulous March issue. Here’s a free digital copy of the magazine that we would love for you to enjoy. Please encourage others to purchase their own digital copy for only $5 but we’re asking that you please do not share. Queen Connect Publishing relies on the sales of the digital and printed copies to cover production costs and to pay the beautiful people that contribute to every issue you enjoy.

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