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OWN sets June 5 premiere for new episodes of “Belle Collective” featuring the Jackson Belles
OWN’s Belle Collective returns June 5 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, bringing new episodes that follow Jackson entrepreneurs.
OWN’s Belle Collective returns June 5 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, bringing new episodes that follow Jackson entrepreneurs Kerri Paul, Lateshia Pearson, Latrice Rogers, Marie Hamilton‑Abston, Selena Johnson and Tambra Cheri.
About Belle Collective Jackson
The season opens with rising tensions as shifting alliances test longtime friendships. Kerri’s partnership with Latrice sparks questions for Marie, while Lateshia and Glen face a turning point in their marriage. Tambra is caught off guard when a surprise guest disrupts a lunch meeting.
Each Belle also confronts personal crossroads — from Marie reentering the dating world to Selena preparing for her wedding, Kerri clashing with her mother‑in‑law, and Latrice and Cliff struggling over plans for a baby.
Premise
Set in Jackson, the series continues to spotlight Southern women balancing business, family and community. Viewers can expect higher emotional stakes, deeper fractures and major decisions that reshape the group as the Belles fight to stay united.
Kingdom Reign Entertainment produces the show, and executive producer Carlos King helps shape the franchise’s signature mix of glamour, conflict and sisterhood.
What’s Next for Belle Collective Jackson
As the Belles return to screens, viewers can expect:
- Higher emotional stakes
- Intensified friendship fractures
- Major life decisions that reshape the group dynamic
- A renewed focus on what binds — and divides — the Collective
Watch the trailer for the new season
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