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Dallas Business Owners Honor #GirlDads | Dallas Weekly

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In honor of the upcoming Father’s Day holiday, the Ultimate Daddy Daughter Experience will recognize six outstanding #GirlDads who are leaders in business, sports, media, philanthropy and community.

“In a time where father’s roles and contributions are often overlooked, we want to honor, highlight and celebrate their importance to our families, communities and nation,” said Lalanii Wilson-Jones, founder of the Ultimate Daddy Daughter Experience, which was originally scheduled to be held at Disney this Father’s Day 2020, before the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Ultimate Daddy Daughter Experience hosted its inaugural Daddy Daughter Brunch in Dallas on Father’s Day 2019 and plans to continue the tradition of honoring #GirlDads nationwide.

Ultimate Daddy-Daughter Experience also recently announced an Instagram contest, 2020 Father’s Day #ultimatedaddydaughterdanceoff hosted by teen superstars, Brooklyn Queen and King Harris, son of famed entertainers, T.I.  and Tiny Harris.

Ten lucky winners will be announced by June 20, 2020 and they will get to join Brooklyn Queen and King Harris for a very special Zoom Live during Father’s Day weekend.

Source: Dallas Weekly

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