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Paramount+ renews Tyler Perry’s “Divorced Sistas” for Season 3, “Zatima” for Season 6 among former BET+ titles
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Paramount+ renews Tyler Perry’s “Divorced Sistas” for Season 3, “Zatima” for Season 6 among former BET+ titles

Two months after BET+ programming migrated into Paramount+, the streamer has renewed multiple former BET+ originals, including Tyler Perry’s series, extending production and future release plans for at least three of the shows.

By The Apex Times Newsroom2 min readAI-assisted Apex article

Paramount+ has renewed several former BET+ original series as its post-merger slate takes further shape, picking up Tyler Perry’s Divorced Sistas for Season 3 and renewing Zatima for Season 6, according to an announcement reported by Deadline. The renewals come just two months after BET+ was folded into Paramount+, with programming migrating to the larger platform.

Divorced Sistas, the Tyler Perry series that follows relationships and family dynamics among its characters, has been ordered for an additional season with Paramount+ moving forward with Season 3. Zatima, also created under the Tyler Perry banner, has been renewed for Season 6, extending its run on the restructured streaming lineup.

The renewals are part of a broader plan affecting multiple titles that previously aired as BET+ originals. Deadline reported that Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons has also been picked up for Season 3, bringing another previously BET+-branded series into the Paramount+ expansion of ongoing scripted programming.

Deadline’s report said the renewals cover four former BET+ series in total, though the provided description named only Divorced Sistas, Zatima, and The Black Hamptons among the four. Paramount+ did not appear in the provided summary as laying out additional details on the remaining title, including season number or production timing.

The decision underscores how major streamers are managing libraries and audience followings after platform consolidation. With BET+ programming moving into Paramount+, Paramount+ has been tasked with maintaining continuity for viewers who had already committed to series schedules and story arcs under the former brand.

For creators and production partners, renewals can also affect staffing and long-lead planning, from writing and casting timelines to filming schedules and downstream marketing. The report’s specific season pickups indicate Paramount+ is continuing development beyond the immediate transition period, rather than limiting the migration to a short-term catalog move.

The next practical steps for these series will depend on production planning and release windows, which were not detailed in the description. However, the renewals establish that at least Divorced Sistas, Zatima, and The Black Hamptons will remain active in the Paramount+ ecosystem as additional seasons are developed.

While the renewals primarily affect entertainment programming, the broader business implication is that post-merger integration is moving from platform consolidation to ongoing content investment. By renewing multiple former BET+ originals for later seasons, Paramount+ is indicating that it intends to keep established franchises in circulation rather than replace them entirely.

Why It Matters

  • The renewals extend production and future release timelines for audience-followed scripted series during the transition period after BET+ moved into Paramount+.
  • Creators and production teams gain additional certainty on continuing seasons, which can affect staffing, scheduling, and long-term planning.
  • The decision reflects how streaming platforms are using established IP to stabilize content strategies after consolidation.
  • The Paramount+ slate expansion indicates that the post-merger integration is not limited to catalog reshuffling, but includes continued investment in ongoing franchises.
  • Viewers who started these shows under the BET+ banner may see continued continuity as the series remain in the Paramount+ lineup, with season orders indicating continued story development.

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Key Facts

  • Deadline reported that Paramount+ renewed multiple former BET+ original series after BET+ was folded into Paramount+.
  • Divorced Sistas was renewed for Season 3.
  • Zatima was renewed for Season 6.
  • Carl Weber’s The Black Hamptons was renewed for Season 3.
  • Deadline said the renewals cover four former BET+ series, but the provided description named only Divorced Sistas, Zatima, and The Black Hamptons.
  • The reported renewals were announced about two months after the BET+ programming migration into Paramount+.
  • The article was published by Deadline on August 27, 2026.