Synopsis: Hosted by renowned relationship coach Tracy McMillan, this high-stakes social experiment brings real-life couples and their disapproving families together for three days to unpack their differences. After coaching sessions and tasks designed to strengthen bonds, will the families' renewed understanding persuade them to bless the couple's happily-ever-after, or will they be forced to choose between family or fiancé? (Courtesy OWN, 2024)
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Family or Fiancé is produced by Bunim/Murray Productions.
The Episodes:
Season Premiere: “James and Jamica: Kissin' Cousins” - Premieres Saturday, February 8 at 9pm ET/PT
James and Jamica met at a family funeral – yes, a family funeral. They are third cousins, and naturally their immediate family has some heavy concerns for their union. Before they walk down the aisle, can these two put their loved ones' minds at ease?
“Sonia and Michael: She Works Hard for Her Money” - Premieres Saturday, February 15 at 9pm ET/PT
After a romantic first meeting in a New York City rainstorm, Sonia and Michael fell in love and decided to quickly marry. But when reality sets in, they realize that their lifestyles, ambitions, and parenting styles are not always in sync.
“Tiara and Aikeem: Crazy, Angry, Love” - Premieres Saturday, March 1 at 8pm ET/PT
Childhood sweethearts with a history of breaking up and making up have decided they are ready to commit to marriage, but their families worry that past traumas are still clouding their abilities to maintain a healthy and functional relationship.
“Oleathia and Terrance: Ghosts of Relationships Past” - Premieres Saturday, March 8 at 8pm ET/PT
After a debilitating accident, Oleathia and Terrance fast-tracked their courtship into living together, with Terrance caring for her and her two sons. But six weeks before the wedding, the crisis is over, and the family struggles to find common ground.
“Britne and Jide: A Valentine's Day Mom-sacre” - Premieres Saturday, March 15 at 8pm ET/PT
An engaged couple finds that their uniquely opposite family histories make it hard to trust each other's intentions in the relationship. While the groom-to-be struggles with his mama's boy identity, his fiancé struggles with her own childhood trauma.
