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Cher Is Launching Her Own Brand Of Gelato—And The Name Is An Instant Classic

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The singer and actor shared a video of her new ice cream truck to announce her gelato brand that has been five years in the making.

International superstar singer and Academy Award winning actor Cher just announced she's opened a new gelato food truck and the name she chose is an instant classic.

A delightful portmanteau of her own name and the word "gelato," "Cherlato" is easy to remember and bound to be a hit with customers.


Cher shared a video with a walk-around preview of the new food truck with her hit song "Life After Love" as background music on both Instagram and Twitter.

In the video, you can see the bright pink and orange truck covered in stylized ice cream cones with an image of Cher where the gelato would be.

She captioned the posts:

"Yep, This Is Real…."
"I’m Launching My Gelato…."
"Watch Out LA‼️"
"All Started 5 Years Ago And Now It’s Finally HAPPENING 💃 "
"More To Come…."

Her fans were getting in on the wordplay in the comments.

Instagram comment from user hotaru_tomoe.crystal: "Do You Believe In Ice Cream After Lunch"hotaru_tomoe.crystal/Instagram

Instagram comment from user jmspinafore: "Featuring such flavors as: Ginseng, Trams, and Thieves\u2014 If I Could Turn Back Lime \u2014 Dark Chocolate Lady"jmspinafore/Instagram

Instagram comment from user nakmuay_delmondes: "'But after all, said and done/ You can have an Ice Cream Cone [musical score emoji][multiple music notes emoji]"nakmuay_delmondes/Instagram

Instagram comment from user wparkermusic: "[multiple music note emoji] If I could tryyyy key lime, if I could fiiind a way [multiple music note emoji] Hohhhh [tongue emoji][lips emoji]"wparkermusic/Instagram




If reactions on social media are any indication, Cher's new gelato truck is bound to be successful.

We will have to wait and see if her flavor names are as punny as the business name.

And if Bob Mackie will design the packaging.

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