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Sep 17, 2026
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Nancy MoscatielloHOST
I'm Nancy and he's Scott and this is the Slippery Debrief for Tim Norman.
Nancy MoscatielloHOST
He was the co-star of the OWN series Welcome to Sweetie Pies.
Nancy MoscatielloHOST
His mom, Miss Robbie, owned the soul food restaurant business, but Tim was the manager and the face of the business, right?
Scott EldridgeHOST
That's the Oprah Winfrey network.
Nancy MoscatielloHOST
yeah
Scott EldridgeHOST
and it was produced by my former production company the show starred miss robbie the family matriarch and owner of a st louis soul food restaurant called sweetie pies and her son tim norman was the co-star of the show and he managed the restaurant the storylines range from restaurant operations to personal stories and even power struggles between miss robbie and tim
Nancy MoscatielloHOST
Big power struggles apparently.
Brandon MorganHOST
This week, The Slippery examines the dark reality behind Welcome to Sweetie Pies, the hit series on the Oprah Winfrey Network that's built around a family soul food empire.
Brandon MorganHOST
Tim Norman emerged as one of the show's central personalities, charismatic, ambitious, and larger than life, presenting himself as a businessman, aspiring restaurant mogul, musician, and talent manager determined to expand the family's success.
Brandon MorganHOST
Behind the television version of that life, however, something much darker was taking shape.
Brandon MorganHOST
At the center of the story was Norman's 21-year-old nephew, Andre Montgomery, and what followed became an extraordinary murder-for-hire investigation driven by greed, life insurance policies, and an increasingly complicated network of people recruited to help carry out the crime.
Nancy MoscatielloHOST
That's about it with this one.
Scott EldridgeHOST
all right well i have lots to give you on this one and by the way it's good to be back uh this scheme is almost shakespearean in my opinion tim norman seemingly had everything going for him i think everyone equates reality tv fame to monetary success and that's not really the case because a lot of people when you get a reality tv show when you're signed you don't make very much money especially in the first season you might make a few thousand maybe five thousand an episode across ten episodes i know that sounds like a lot of money but take away lawyer fees and taxes managers for you yeah Yeah, and you're down to like $20,000, $25,000.
Scott EldridgeHOST
That's not life-changing money.
Scott EldridgeHOST
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Scott EldridgeHOST
But her singing career ended because of medical issues back in the 1970s.
Scott EldridgeHOST
So she founded this business, this soul food business in St. Louis, Missouri, and she's the sole owner and founder of the business.
Scott EldridgeHOST
Tim Norman is her son, and he served as a manager and the public face of the business, even often portraying himself as the co-owner, but he really wasn't the co-owner.
Scott EldridgeHOST
Mom owned everything.