Sistas First Look: Fatima Rushes Karen to the Hospital in Season 9 Premiere — Is She Finally Giving Birth? (Exclusive)
TVLine's exclusive first look at Wednesday's Season 9 premiere (BET, 9/8c) picks up where the March finale left off, with Fatima rushing Karen to the hospital — and in the middle of a citywide blackout, no less.
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'The Sistas must put their current individual problems and traumas aside when they learn something is wrong with Karen's pregnancy,' reads the premiere's official logline. And there's plenty of drama for these ladies to have to put aside, from Rich cheating on Sabrina with Penelope to Hudson possibly shooting either Andi, Gary or Zac.
'Season 9 of Sistas pushes the ladies further to the edge than ever before in their friendships and personal lives,' reads BET's official logline. 'Hardships and huge changes will rattle them, but will it destroy the sisters' circle? These ladies were built to handle the tough things in life, and they'll really need to lean on one another to make it through this season.'
Sistas stars KJ Smith as Andi, Mignon as Danni, Ebony Obsidian as Karen, Novi Brown as Sabrina, Crystal Renee Hayslett as Fatima, Angela Beyince as Pam, Devale Ellis as Zac, Chido Nwokocha as Gary, Brian Jordan Jr. as Maurice, and Kevin A. Walton as Aaron.
Are you excited for the return of Sistas? Do you think Karen is finally going to have her baby this season, or is that more of a series finale moment? Drop a comment with your thoughts below.
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