‘Harlem’ is a comedy-drama that takes you into lives of four young black women. They tackle careers, relationships and all sorts of personal challenges. It is a mix of friendship, love and empowerment. Viewers love it. You will too. Just jump in and enjoy!

Meet the characters from Harlem

Camille

Camille is the quietly intense one — polished, put-together, but you can tell there’s a volcano of feelings under the blazer. She’s the planner of the group, loves a list, but will also impulsively book a last-minute flight to nowhere just to breathe (yes, really). Super romantic in secret — will swoon at a good look-in-the-eye scene and then immediately analyze the text receipts like a forensic detective. She’s supportive and fierce but also secretly messier than she lets on (her bag is where tiny receipts and gum wrappers go to die).

Tye

Tye bursts into the room like glitter and coffee — loud, hilarious, and just the right amount of dramatic that you forgive everything. He’s the emotional amplifier: will make you laugh until you cry and then be the first to hand you tissues and an awkward, heartfelt speech. Confident and flirtatious, but also tender and low-key insecure about big stuff (like, don’t ask him about his childhood playlist — he’ll cry). Always has weird snack combos (peanut butter & pickles? maybe), and somehow he’s both the group hype-man and the one who disappears to process feelings.

Quinn

Quinn is sharp, ambitious, and a little dry in the best possible way — she’ll roast you, then show up with chamomile and a lifehack. Very driven, has opinions, takes no nonsense, but also keeps a secret stash of cheesy rom-coms for emergency sad nights (contradictions!). She’s the friend who’s plotting three steps ahead in career and dating but will also admit she’s terrified of being predictable — which makes her make the weirdest, impulsive choices sometimes. Loyal to the bone, sarcastic as hell, and somehow impossibly cool even when she’s spiraling.

Angie

Angie is the fiery heart of the friend group — outspoken, hilarious, and somehow always right about people (even when she swears she’s guessing). She’s the one who organizes everything, gives blunt advice, and will yell at you for your life choices with love — and also bring you soup when you cry at 2 a.m. A romantic cynic: swears off men but dates the entire city for research, maybe, I’m not sure, she’s complicated. Fierce fashion sense, opinionated, and has a soft spot for old-school love songs she won’t admit she knows all the lyrics to.