In the season finale, Betty offers an apology to her new boyfriend, Kevin, for a previous incident. Amber engages in a crucial conversation with her husband's mistress. The love triangle involving Carl, Tiffany, and Nina intensifies. Following Tynesha's counsel, DaQuan locates his father for an emotional reunion.

Carl consults with his therapist, Dr. Harris, to address his connections with Nina and Tiffany. Tynesha sits down with her father, Jermaine, for a conversation about their relationship. Betty enters a new relationship, but her ex-husband, Jermaine, appears to have concerns about it. Nina and Derrick share a heartfelt discussion.

Both Tonya and Lisa try out for a part in a new film. The two friends have a heartfelt conversation about their relationship. Later, Lisa shocks Karen with unexpected news after a heated argument escalates, resulting in a significant predicament.

Karen is enjoying some well-deserved fun following her breakup. Michael and Daniel discuss the future of their friendship. Darnell addresses Lisa about her behavior towards others and is taken aback to discover an unexpected surprise in her apartment.

Jason and Tonya have finally reached North Hollywood, eager to pursue their aspirations of stardom. However, they soon discover that success does not come without challenges. Confronted with a critical decision, they must choose between persevering through adversity to achieve their dreams or returning to their roots in the southern region.

Everything takes a turn for the worse when Karen confronts Daniel and hash out their differences. Jason pulls up on Michael in the studio, looking for answers. Daniel has to make a decision to either surivive in Hollywood or give up.

Tonya is reconsidering her relocation to Los Angeles following a disappointing date, while Karen collaborates with her producer on recording her latest album, and Lisa gears up for the audition of a lifetime with her closest companion, Darnell.

Nina and Carl strive to mend their relationship following a tumultuous breakup. Derrick commemorates his birthday and a fresh start with a new romantic interest. Jerry is dating and strengthening his bond with his brother Shawn. Tynesha shares confidential information divulged by her best friend DaQuan.

Following a health scare, the Jackson family organizes an intervention for Grandpa Willie, who is reluctant to seek medical help after a frightening collapse. Amber discovers a new romance with her boyfriend. Shawn tries to set Derrick up with someone familiar, but Derrick has reservations that may be valid reasons for not pursuing a relationship.

Grandpa Willie is admitted to the hospital, prompting the family to face a critical decision. Tynesha converses with her mother, Betty, before rushing to the hospital at DaQuan's urgent request for emotional support. Betty encounters her former acquaintance, Derrick, and learns unsettling information related to her close friend, Amber.

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