‘Tyler Perry’s Sistas’: Scandals, Schemes & Suspensions—Oh My!
A month has passed, but the drama hasn’t slowed down. Andi steps into her new role, Danni gears up for a legal battle, and Marie’s secret deal just got very complicated. Buckle up!
The latest episode jumps a month ahead, and Andi is officially starting her first day as a firm partner—post-bat incident. Her partners welcome her with open arms, and even Hayden fakes enthusiasm. We still don’t know who ordered that beatdown (all signs scream Fatima), but Hayden’s bruised-up face is a walking reminder that he needs to stay in line.
Meanwhile, Sabrina and Domani return from a work trip and run into Tony at the airport. When Sabrina introduces Domani, Tony throws shade, almost sparking a fight. Sabrina shuts it down, telling Tony to mind his business and focus on Danni—who’s still suspended. But Tony flips it back on her, saying she needs to check her “little sister circle” and take accountability. Whew. Nobody’s love life is thriving here.
Next, we find Marie Willis in her hotel room when—plot twist—Hudson knocks on her door. She’s pissed because no one is supposed to know they even know each other, so she rushes him inside. Turns out, they have a problem. Remember when Marie convinced Judge Swinton not to remove Hudson’s power of attorney over Gary? Well, Swinton changed his mind and granted Hayden’s request instead. She’s heated. But also—how does she even know Hudson? And what in the Scandal-esque hell is going on here?
Turns out, Marie and Hudson struck a deal: she’d keep the feds off his back, and in return, they’d manipulate Gary’s assets for profit. The plan? Gary’s murder was supposed to set everything in motion. The hiccup? Gary is still alive. And now, their whole scheme is unraveling. Marie did her part, but Hudson? Not so much. She kicks him out, but the real question remains—did Hudson stab Gary, or did they hire someone? Either way, they plotted on him.
Speaking of Gary, it’s hospital discharge day. Hayden swings by with some light blackmail—he leveraged dirt on Judge Swinton to get Hudson removed as power of attorney. Messy.
Meanwhile, Jordan is behind bars, caught in the act of trying to strangle Gary. Now, the cops think he was the one who stabbed him in the first place. Penelope is in his corner, but it’s not looking good. And honestly? It’s sad seeing him like this—he doesn’t deserve it.
Finally, we get to Danni’s potential lawsuit against Higher Airlines. She enlists Andi to represent her, and now they’re in mediation with the airline’s HR rep, Tony, and their lawyer. Andi argues that Danni was provoked when she threw coffee on Leonard—the guy who was harassing her with racist and misogynistic comments. And to make it worse, Tony pulled strings to get Danni into a leadership workshop after it had closed, despite her saying she didn’t want to be part of it. Basically, he made decisions for her, as if she didn’t know what was best for herself (cue sexism). Andi’s argument? Danni is the victim of two misogynistic men at her workplace.
Forget the fact that Danni and Tony are done—this lawsuit could be a major problem if Higher Airlines doesn’t fix their mess. We’ll see where this goes.