Atlanta’s Conjure Family Casts Hoodoo Spells, Blends Hip-Hop Hustle to Build Eight-Figure Empire on Apple TV and Prime Video
Atlanta’s newest reality series focuses on spirit work instead of fame. The Conjure Family, streaming now on Apple TV and Prime Video, documents Lala Inuti Ahari and her three daughters as they grow a spiritual empire valued in the eight-figure range. Viewers witness daily ritual sessions that incorporate hoodoo and ancestral healing rituals passed down through generations. The brand blends ceremonies with modern entrepreneurship and community guidance.
Tina, known to followers as The Rich Witch, juggles new motherhood against a backdrop of media fascination and rumors linking her to rapper Gunna. Chaela splits her time between hosting spiritual workshops in Atlanta and auditioning for acting roles in Los Angeles. Eria, at eighteen, debuts a music EP and steps into the role of peacemaker when family tensions flare. All three women balance public obligations with private ceremonies that honor their shared heritage.
The series offers a mix of sacred practice and candid family life, blending intimate moments with public events. Audiences see guided love spells, money manifestation rituals and group messages that turn into open-air therapy. Each installment pays homage to ancestral roots as it tests the limits of a spiritual enterprise.
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