Angela and Vanessa Simmons aren't the only ones making a name for themselves these days on Run's House. Rev. Run's second son, Daniel Simmons, popularly known as "Diggy" is also making the news these days for his blog called "Life of the Jet Setter."

There's really nothing extraordinary about Diggy Simmons' "Life of the Jet Setter" but that fact that he's only 14 years old and has a massive following makes the entire thing even more interesting.

As part of MTV's new ambitious programming schedule, the network has green lit Daddy's Girls, a spin-off of the family-themed reality series Run's House.  After five seasons, fans have witnessed Vanessa and Angela Simmons grow up before their eyes under Rev. Run's roof.  Soon, viewers will watch the sisters as they make a permanent move to Los Angeles while they take a step toward independence.

Daddy's Girls will feature the sisters as they set up a west coast office and showroom for their successful pastry tennis shoe and apparel line.  It also follows Vanessa as she pursues her acting career.  The Run's House sisters might be thousands of miles away from home, but the values and lessons their father has instilled are with them always and Rev. Run is just a phone call away.

Angela Simmons, daughter of Rev. Run and star of the MTV family-themed series Run's House, has noticeably shed several pounds as entertainment magazine Life & Style caught up with the 21-year-old reality star during the Pamella Roland fashion show in New York City.  Want to know her secret to losing nearly 15 pounds?

Read on to find out.

Last September, BuddyTV reported the prospect of Run's House star Angela Simmons dating rapper Bow Wow after reports surfaced that the two were spotted hitting the town together on several occasions.  And while various media sources have confirmed the news, the controversy hasn't been verified until a recent episode of Run's House which featured Rev. Run and Justine Simmons' book Take Back Your Family.

In Take Back Your Family, Rev. Run taps on her Angela's relationship with Bow Wow as he lectures them on sex.

As reported previously, Rev. Run and his wife Justine Simmons have recently released the book entitled Take Back Your Family: A Challenge to America's Parents, which spawned from their reality series Run's House.

The book, in which the Run's House stars encourages parents to “run your family as a CEO,” was released on August 5 and in just a short span of time, has now made it to the New York Times bestseller list.

Prior to being known as Rev. Run, Joseph Simmons was famous for being one of the founding members of hip hop group Run-D.M.C.  Gradually, however, he was able to divert his attention to something that has always been a part of his life: Faith.

Simmons, who is now the star of MTV's Run's House, received his ministry license through his church, Zoe Ministries, in New York.