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Iyanla Vanzant returns to revisit the healing journey of the Six Brown Chicks of Fix My Backstabbing Friends and offer a new fix based on self-restoration, accountability, and gathering the courage to drop the mask and find your own truth and healing.

Iyanla Vanzant unpacks her unfinished business with reality star Sheree Whitfield and ex-husband Bob's unhealthy co-parenting relationship and offers a new "fix" that challenges unexplored bitterness, blame, and "performing" instead of being present.

Iyanla revisits Sasha the Diva's broken bond with her son and offers new lessons of self-reflection and carefrontation over confrontation, teaching how love without alignment can lead to dysfunction if not careful. It's time to do the work!

Iyanla offers new lessons from the trauma poisoning the love between a verbally abusive wife and her silenced husband; she pinpoints where love is both unbalanced and replaced by fear, and how to foster a safe space for healing to begin.

Donzella and Paul were married to other people when they met many years ago, but in order for the families to get on board with the wedding, they want clarity on when Donzella and Paul's romance officially began -- and their stories aren't lining up.

A married couple in crisis seeks counseling for their future together.

A couple who rushed into an engagement now face some serious conversations when they discover that their philosophies on religion, children, and other crucial ideologies are so unaligned that the groom even refuses to get a marriage license.

For this couple, a chance encounter at a gas station led to a passionate and steamy romance, and now an upcoming wedding; but with their continuous cycle of volatile breakups and dramatic makeups, both families have cause for concern.

An interracial couple try to navigate cultural differences and crossed boundaries with their families; while the bride insists she has sufficiently grieved the death of her first husband, the groom must draw a firm line with his overbearing sister.

The cost of sun-tan lotion flasks is the least of co-workers' concerns when a reported lean-in for a kiss upsets the balance of their friendship.

A homeowner pays more than $6,000 for a renovation only to demand a full refund upon its completion; a car owner drops off his beloved classic Chevy Impala for upgrades only to return to find it burnt to a crisp and sold to someone else.

A pageant-winning drag queen takes issue with her designer when she can no longer fit into her gown after he embellishes it with sequins.

After a German shepherd dog viciously attacks a neighbor's small Maltipoo, its owner claims she was only defending her territory.

A disabled retiree says she was left holding the $5,000 "investment" bill when her friend of 60 years borrowed money at the wrong time; a delivery driver is accused of backing his car into another vehicle.

A stand-up comic must defend his act after partygoers walk out during his racy, drug-oriented routine.

A man says he lent his ex-girlfriend $600 after she was released from prison, but he has yet to be repaid; she says she has fallen on hard times due to the pandemic.

A man sues his aunt for a veterinary bill, a new iPhone and emotional distress, saying her dog bit his, and she gave his dog ibuprofen without permission.

The plaintiff was adopted as a baby and suspects that the defendant is his long-lost brother, so he has petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test.

A delivery room nurse is shocked to find a prop Medusa doll under the blanket of a woman in labor; a girl frets that children "are so exhausting"; a woman captures her husband laughing hysterically in his sleep.

Financial relationship coach Leah Collins takes on a sassy sister with a bad habit of borrowing from her big brother; a business owner with more ambition than profit, Krishna relies on Richard to keep her out of hot water; can Leah help them find balance?

Financial coach Leah Collins helps a worried pastor who has loaned thousands of dollars to his parishioner, Donna, to keep her struggling dance studio open; can Leah rescue this former Soul Train dancer from her crippling debt and overhead?

In Biloxi, Lateshia kicks off her Women Brunch Mississippi tour at Kerri's restaurant; Kerri invites the Belles over for a Creole meal and arranges an unexpected visitor; Lateshia and Latrice talk privately.

In an attempt to repair their marriage, Glen plans a surprise for Lateshia; his lack of follow-through, however, pushes her to the edge; Latrice confronts Cliff about the condo; Selena steps into her late son's home to confront the past.

Lateshia and Latrice are no longer speaking to each other, causing friction between their husbands; Marie gets betrayed; Kerri throws a '90s poetry-themed birthday party in Jackson where Glen's romantic gesture for his estranged wife backfires.

Sabrina Watson (Paula Patton) is a successful corporate lawyer who comes from an old-money family. When she meets Jason Taylor (Laz Alonso), she thinks she's found Mr. Right and eagerly accepts the Wall Street worker's marriage proposal after a whirlwind courtship. However, when Sabrina's aristocratic parents (Angela Bassett, Brian Stokes Mitchell) meet Jason's postal-worker mother (Loretta Devine