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OWN’s Heart & Hustle: Houston returns May 30 with new season of conflict and ambition
OWN will premiere the season 2 of Heart & Hustle: Houston on Saturday, May 30 at 9 p.m. ET/PT then shift to June 20.
LOS ANGELES — OWN will premiere the second season of Heart & Hustle: Houston on Saturday, May 30 at 9 p.m. ET/PT, with the series shifting to its regular 8 p.m. ET/PT timeslot on June 20.
The docuseries follows a group of Black women navigating friendship, business and personal growth in Houston, one of the country’s most competitive cities.
Heart & Hustle Season 2: Rising Tensions and Shifting Alliances
The new season opens as the cast confronts the fallout from last year’s explosive conflict.
Returning members Chloe Cooke, La’Torria Lemon, LeBrina Jackson, Muneera Page, Roe Grady‑Pichardo and Alaina Saulsberry now find themselves split into opposing factions. Although the women attempt to repair their fractured bonds, new disputes emerge and threaten to widen the divide.
The group faces emotional reckonings while trying to rebuild trust. Yet the pressure of unresolved issues continues to test the sisterhood, placing long‑standing relationships at risk.
Ambition Remains at the Center
Even as tensions rise, the women continue to pursue their goals. They balance entrepreneurship, family demands and the realities of life in a fast‑moving city. The series highlights how each woman works to protect her progress while managing conflict inside the group.
In Heart & Hustle: Houston, the drive to succeed never slows. However, the search for healing, stability and connection remains just as urgent.
Heart & Hustle Trailer Season 2
Heart & Hustle: Houston is produced by Jesse Collins Entertainment, the Emmy Award‑winning company behind several of OWN’s unscripted titles.
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