Tyler Perry's Second Sistas Spinoff, Divorced Sistas, Sets BET+ Premiere Date — Full Cast Revealed
Per the streamer's official description, Divorced Sistas 'follows five close friends — Rasheda, Geneva, Naomi, Tiffany, and Bridgette — as they navigate life, love, and the challenges that come with divorce, marriage, and dating. As they lean on each other through heartbreak and healing, their biggest test comes from within their own circle, challenging their loyalty, character, and true bond of sisterhood.'
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Led by LeToya Luckett (Greenleaf), the spinoff also stars Khadeen Indréa (Ellis Ever After), Porscha Coleman (All American: Homecoming), Briana Price (Step Up: High Water), Jennifer Sears (BMF), RonReaco Lee (Survivor's Remorse), DeVon Franklin (Kingdom Business), Donovan Christie Jr. (The Oval), and Robert Christopher Riley (Dynasty).
'Divorced Sistas is a story of resilience and the power of female friendship,' Perry says in a statement. 'It is my hope that audiences will fall in love with these dynamic characters, and that they will be able to explore their own personal truths about healing and love in the process.'
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