For this special ‘If Not For My Girls’ with Coca-Cola, the cast comes together for a Friendsmas full of warm memories, cultural flavors, and traditions that feel like home.
Presented by Coca-Cola®
The OMG Girlz return to the stage with Coca-Cola® as the official sponsor of The Name Stays Tour—a full-circle moment celebrating friendship, growth, and the joy of performing again.
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