Tyler Perry’s ’Sistas’ Season 10: Here’s What We Know

It’s really rare for a TV show to survive past five seasons, the point where most series stumble before hitting their stride, but Tyler Perry’s Sistas has done the unthinkable by reaching 10 seasons, a milestone most shows only dream of. BET officially announced that Sistas will return for its tenth season, premiering Wednesday, January 7th, 2026, at 9 PM ET/8 PM CT – giving fans a fresh chapter with two exits and two fresh faces just weeks after the Season 9 finale.

Since its 2019 debut, Sistas has centered on the lives, loves, heartbreaks, and messy friendships of a close-knit group of single Black women in Atlanta, weaving laughs with drama in a way that feels both real and unfiltered. The show stars KJ Smith as Andrea “Andi” Barnes, the ambitious lawyer;

Mignon Von as Daniella “Danni” King, the straight-shooting airport employee;

and Crystal Renee Hayslett as Fatima Wilson.

Over nine seasons, viewers have watched breakup after breakup, reconciliations, family drama, career wins, betrayal, and the kind of emotional rollercoaster you can only get when your best friends actually keep it 100 with you.

Season 10 is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about yet. The big news heading into the new episodes is the departure of Ebony Obsidian and Novi Brown as series regulars, meaning longtime faces Karen and Sabrina won’t be in every episode this year. In their place, two fresh faces are joining the core group: Jordan Coleman as Cheyenne Barnes, a confident hairstylist reconnecting with her past,

and Tunde Oyeneyin as Madison Truitt, a driven entrepreneur balancing success with her search for love.

The season kicks off in the shadow of last year’s dramatic finale, picking up amid the emotional fallout from an explosive (literally a car bomb) event that reshapes the group’s world and tests loyalties.

Despite cast shifts and almost a decade on the air, Sistas isn’t slowing down. Tyler Perry himself has said Season 10 will bring surprises, twists, and emotional stakes that keep the energy high. BET’s President Louis Carr highlighted the show’s longevity and its bond with audiences, thanking fans for sticking with the characters through thick and thin. For folks who’ve been along for the ride since Day 1, or those just jumping in, Season 10 promises the same blend of sisterhood, real talk, relationship turbulence, and heart that’s made Sistas a cultural staple.