
Leah Remini: It's All Relative (2014-2015)
Leah Remini played the unforgettably funny, no-nonsense wife on The King of Queens, but she's just as funny when she's acting as real-life wife to her husband of 10 years, Angelo, and mom to her feisty 9-year-old daughter Sofia. In the all-new TLC series "Leah Remini: It's All Relative", find out what life is really like in the entertainment industry as you step into Leah's home to watch her juggle career, her celebrity status and her family.
Leah's living in Los Angeles now, but she still has her Brooklyn roots (and accent). Her day-to-day reality is about keeping her over-achieving tendencies under control and managing a household full of hijinks -- and funny personalities! In the show, you'll meet Angelo, who's a devoted father helping run their family diner, and Sofia, who's the spitting image of her dad with her mom's personality. Filling out Leah's household are her opinionated mother, Vicki; eccentric stepfather, George; down-to-earth sister Shannon; and Sofia's British nanny.





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