CELEBRITY EXORCISM stars Jodie Sweetin (“Full House”), Shar Jackson (“Moesha”) and Metta World Peace (NBA Champion and All-Star), as they come together for a good old-fashioned fright fest. With the help of an acclaimed exorcist, Rachel Stavis, this team of brave celebrities enrolls in a paranormal boot camp before facing their most chilling challenge, to exorcise an iconic haunted location.
In this unscripted two-hour special, the celebrities have been given no information, except for their initial meeting location. The unknown is soon revealed when Rachel introduces herself and lays out the journey ahead. Each team member comes to the table with their own level of beliefs and reservations. As they visit several haunted locations around Los Angeles, the team comes to terms with their own fears, and finds the courage and openness to experience a world beyond our own. Jodie, Shar and Metta take viewers on this ghostly adventure, facing terrifying encounters with realness and some much-needed humor as they investigate the paranormal.
Entrepreneur, actress, producer and author Jodie Sweetin garnered the love of millions in her role as “Stephanie Tanner” on the long-running network sitcom “Full House,” and its streaming spinoff, “Fuller House.” The return of “Fuller House” won the People’s Choice Award for Favorite Premium Comedy Series and the Kids’ Choice Award for Favorite Family TV Show, as well as the TEEN CHOICE AWARD for Choice TV: Comedy in 2016, 2018 and 2019, along with being nominated for Choice TV: Chemistry in 2018 and Choice TV: Comedy in 2019. It also was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Children’s Program in 2018.
Last year, Sweetin ventured into the world of podcasts, with the launch of “Never Thought I’d Say This.” Along with best friend and life coach Celia Behar, Sweetin hilariously tackles all areas of parenting, sharing war stories and parenting taboos from the frontlines of single motherhood, and talking to special guests about the issues all parents face. In addition, Sweetin is a favorite guest among most talk shows, becoming a recurring guest co-host on “The Talk” and cable’s “Daily Pop” regularly. In 2016, she was one of Ellen DeGeneres’ most frequent guests, second only to Hillary Clinton.
SHAR JACKSON
Shar Jackson is an actress, singer/songwriter, philanthropist, entrepreneur and mother based in Los Angeles. She is best known as “Niecy” on the ’90s trailblazing sitcom “Moesha” and for playing “Monique,” opposite Keenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell in the cult hit feature film “Good Burger.” Jackson has had a long career appearing in many hit shows, including “My So-Called Life,” “The Parkers,” “Love and Basketball,” “Hanging With Mr. Cooper,” “The Proud Family” and, most recently, the final season of cable’s “Shameless.”
METTA WORLD PEACE
(Participant on CELEBRITY EXORCISM)
Born Ronald William Artest Jr. on Nov. 13, 1979, in Queensbridge, New York, Artest changed his name to Metta World Peace in September 2011, in an effort to encourage dialogue regarding physical violence and promote good will toward all. He is the father of four children.
World Peace played professional basketball for 19 years. In his career, he played for six NBA teams, Chinese Basketball Association's Sichuan Blue Whales and Italy's Pallacanestro Cantu. He won the NBA World Championship with the Los Angeles Lakers in June 2010 and received the J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award – the NBA’s highest citizenship and community service honor – in April 2011. He was selected to join the 2005-06 NBA’s All-Defensive Team, was voted by the media as 2003-04 NBA’s Defensive Player of the Year and was the only man with 271 steals in his first two seasons in the NBA, breaking Michael Jordan’s record. His autobiography, “No Malice: My Life in Basketball,” was released in May 2018, and a documentary on his life in basketball, “Ron Artest: The Quiet Storm,” was released on Showtime in May 2019.
World Peace is also known as a prominent mental health advocate, pop culture personality and media favorite. He raffled off his 2010 NBA World Championship Ring with the proceeds going to his nonprofit, Xcel University (now known as Artest University). The online ring raffle raised more than $650,000. Funds were donated to nonprofits that provide mental health therapists and mental health services to their communities and to provide scholarships to underprivileged youth in the New York City area.
World Peace was part of the 13th season of ABC’s “Dancing With The Stars” and was a contestant on CBS’s first edition of “Celebrity Big Brother,” which aired in February, 2018. He is active in entrepreneurial endeavors and seeks to help other basketball players with aspirations for a pro career with his app and league, XvsX Sports.
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