The Barnes Bunch: WE tv might really have one with its newest 'For Real Fridays' must-see

Keeping it 100? I really have fallen back from reality TV but if there’s one thing I know every couple low-key gets down with? It’s those types of must-see dramas you can’t help but find connections to. WE tv stays serving up ample content and with ‘The Barnes Bunch’ on deck to premiere this week, it’s a reason to link up with bae.

Slated to arrive this Friday, April 19 - you can rest assured any plans to go out can still go down just as long as you’re back in and ready to watch from the bedroom setting in time for dessert.

Premiering Friday, April 19th at 10PM ET/9PM CT, “The Barnes Bunch” (eight, one-hour episodes) follows NBA champion and successful Podcaster, Matt Barnes, alongside his fiancée, model and reality personality, Anansa Sims, as they navigate love, forgiveness, and personal growth while reconciling their past. Both incredibly active and supportive parents, they are often aided by Sims’ mother, supermodel and New York Times Bestselling author, Beverly Johnson. Amid their chaotic lives with a blended family of six kids, now they confront the challenge of conquering their complex history to forge a future together and build a lasting union. The stakes are even higher as they navigate co-parenting, family dynamics, fame, and their growing empire.

Fresh off their engagement last year, the season features Matt and Anansa’s extensive planning of their engagement party. However, in the premiere episode, Matt reveals shocking information to Anansa at couples therapy, making her recall old relationship troubles.  Beverly convinces Anansa to join her at a modeling shoot celebrating the 50th anniversary of her history-making Vogue Cover, but Anansa’s responsibilities as a mother makes it difficult. Will the ‘bad boy of basketball’ finally settle down? And, can this dynamic duo maintain their sanity while juggling the kids, busy careers and potentially another baby?

In the season premiere, Matt reveals shocking information to Anansa at couples therapy that makes her uneasy and recalls old relationship troubles. Beverly convinces Anansa to join her at a modeling shoot, but Anansa’s responsibilities as a mother makes it difficult.