‘Tyler Perry’s Divorced Sistas’ Most Watched Series In BET+ History

BET+ has shared performance data for its newest drama series about five friends whose unbreakable bonds help them navigate life and relationship woes, “Tyler Perry’s Divorced Sistas.”

Just halfway through the eight-episode season, existing subscribers and new fans of the show have boosted the drama series to the most-watched series premiere on BET+ in just three weeks.

“Divorced Sistas” follows – Rasheda, Geneva, Naomi, Tiffany, and Bridgette – all battling some stage of divorce, marriage, and dating…but it’s the battle within their circle that tests their true character and love for one another.

To maximize awareness of the new series, the network gave linear audiences a special sneak peek of the first episode directly after the BET Awards 2025 broadcast (Monday, June 9), with the second episode dropping on BET+ on Thursday, June 12th.

Key Highlights:
• The Divorced Sistas season premiere marks the most-watched premiere of any BET+ series since the service launched in September 2019.

• On social, the series has accumulated 46.8 million video views and 23.4 million minutes watched across BET’s social channels.

From Tyler Perry Studios, “Divorced Sistas” is created, written, and directed by Tyler Perry, who also serves as an executive producer.

New episodes drop weekly on BET+, with the first half of season one concluding on Thursday, July 24th.

On tomorrow‘s new episode, entitled “Breath of Fresh Air;” Naomi considers a permanent solution to deal with her ex-husband’s harassment.

Rasheda confronts the uncertainty in her marriage as tension mounts between her and Pastor Jefferson.

Meet The Cast!

LETOYA LUCKETT as “RASHEDA”
Graceful, strong-willed, and endlessly compassionate, Rasheda is the beloved First Lady of God’s Light Christian Church. A pillar of faith and elegance, she stands proudly beside her husband, Pastor Jefferson, as both a devoted partner and a guiding light in her community.

KHADEEN INDRÉA as “GENEVA”
Geneva is a powerhouse partner at her law firm—sharp, poised, and always ten steps ahead. As she juggles the demands of motherhood, she also faces the quiet complexities of marriage with William, all while maintaining her trademark grace and composure

PORSCHA COLEMAN as “NAOMI”
High-strung, unapologetic, and a force of nature, Naomi is a woman scorned—and she’s not done fighting. Recently divorced and still burning with fury toward her ex-husband Franklin, she channels her pain into power, refusing to be silenced or sidelined.

BRIANA PRICE as “TIFFANY”
A devoted single mother with a child in college, Tiffany is a loyal friend and hardworking realtor striving to rebuild her life. In the wake of a difficult divorce from her absentee husband, she’s determined to stay afloat—facing each day with quiet strength, resilience, and unwavering grace.

JENNIFER SEARS as “BRIDGETTE”
Compassionate, dependable, and deeply loyal, Bridgette is the quiet backbone of God’s Light Christian Church, serving faithfully as Rasheda’s trusted assistant. A devoted friend with a heart for service, she balances grace and grit in equal measure.

RONREACO LEE as “WILLIAM”
Charming, polished, and ever the devoted father, William is Geneva’s husband and a hands-on parent to their daughter, Anika. On the surface, he and Geneva share a picture-perfect marriage.

DEVON FRANKLIN as “PASTOR JEFFERSON”
Pastor Jefferson leads God’s Light Christian Church with conviction and confidence, respected by his congregation for his commanding presence. But at home, his devotion to the pulpit often overshadows his marriage to Rasheda, leaving her feeling overlooked and unimportant.

DONOVAN CHRISTIE JR. as “FRANKLIN”
Wealthy, arrogant, and unbothered, Franklin is Naomi’s ex-husband who’s already remarried—and he knows exactly how deep that wound cuts. With calculated cruelty, he flaunts his new wife at every turn, relishing any chance to remind Naomi that he’s moved on—whether she has or not.

ROBERT CHRISTOPHER RILEY as “JAVON”
Charming and cunning, Javon is a newly divorced friend from Geneva and William’s past—back after five long years with a smile that hides his true intentions. He’s not just visiting; he’s here to reclaim what—or who—he believes was always meant to be his.