Movie producer Tyler Perry has worked on another magnificent project titled Divorced Sistas, which will premiere on Monday, June 9, on BET.
The release will coincide with the 2025 BET Awards set to stream on Tuesday, June 10, on BET+. The series explores “friendship, healing, and life after marriage.”
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It tells the story of five women as they navigate post-divorce life and the complications that come with rediscovering themselves, alongside other interesting facts and fiction.
Divorced Sistas features the likes of LeToya Luckett, Khadeen Indréa, Porscha Coleman, Briana Price, and other guests.
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A report on the project indicates that the new series is expected to “carve its path by centering on characters further along in their romantic journeys, grappling not just with heartbreak, but with growth, reinvention, and the strain that even close friendships can face.”
Tyler Perry has described the project as a “story of resilience and the power of female friendship,” adding that he hopes audiences will see themselves in the characters’ experiences.
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“…I’m excited to launch this brand new show, and proud to do it on BET’s biggest night of the year and in their 45th year of programming!” he added.
Scott Mills, President and CEO of BET Media Group, praised the producer for being an “incredible partner” to BET.
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“Divorced Sistas – a brilliant expansion of the Sistas universe that for years has been the most watched series among Black viewers across television. We’re thrilled to launch this new series with Tyler and further expand the slate of compelling and authentic stories we deliver to our audiences,” he stated.
Last year, Tyler released the film titled The Six Triple Eight, which premiered on Netflix on December 20. The production honoured an all-black, all-female Women’s Army Corps unit deployed overseas during World War II.
It was to highlight the untold contributions of the trailblazing women and offer a glimpse into their determination and resilience amidst the harsh realities of war and discrimination.
Tyler was said to have been inspired by a meeting with Lena Derriecott King, one of the last surviving members of the all-female Army Squad called the “6888th.”
