The actor, writer and producer, 37, revealed that the idea was to spotlight LA’s black culture, referring to herself as a “proud South LA native.”
, the “Insecure” and “Awkward Black Girl” star and creator even curated an itinerary for the lucky guests.
Booking will open on Feb. 8 at 1 p.m. EST for one stay at $56 a night from Saturday, Feb. 12, to Valentine’s Day on Monday, Feb. 14.37, revealed that the idea was to spotlight LA’s black culture, referring to herself as a “proud South LA native.” “I’m inviting guests to spend a weekend in my hometown to experience the culture, businesses and communities that influence my storytelling on screen,” Rae said in the Airbnb listing. “I can’t wait to show guests all the things that make black LA so special firsthand.”
“The streets, sights and sounds of my hometown have long been a main character in my creative work. You may have heard that I’m rooting for everybody black — and this mission is inspired by my LA community. During this epic weekend, I hope you come to appreciate my community’s rich history and its many contributions to LA,” Rae continued.Issa Rae in her dining room.
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