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Tamera Mowry-Housley, Krystal Joy Brown and Lyndie Greenwood stop for a selfie in this shot from their new Hallmark movie, Girlfriendship.

Here’s a summary of the movie: Samara Williams’ birthday turn-up is almost held up when she learns she’s finally being considered for a big promotion as Director of Finance. But her best-friends, Eva and Renee, are dead set on whisking Samara away for a surprise girls’ trip to Charleston.

However, a booking mix-up sends the girls on a back-to-nature “rewilding” retreat instead of the fun-filled vacation they’d planned. The “Rewilding Woman Retreat” is led by Ariella, a descendent of the Gullah Geechee people of Edisto Island off the South Carolina coast. Ariella helps these girlfriends uncover their true nature by getting back to nature through the alluring charm of the Island.

For Samara, the island isn’t the only attraction. When she meets Kareem, a handsome Gullah doctor with a secret dream of becoming a chef, Samara starts to listen to the call of her own inner artist and finds herself painting again for the first time in years. Before the girls return to the mainland, learn that there are no accidents
and that that they are exactly where they need to be.

Girlfriendship premieres TONIGHT, Saturday, October 1 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Hallmark Channel.

Check out a sneak peek below!

Hallmark Channel has released the full lineup of movies coming in October!

The network has lined up a handful of cozy new romantic films for fans as the new season approaches.

Fan favorites Tamera Mowry-Housley, Teri Hatcher, Taylor Cole and Aimee Teegarden will be starring in some of the films, too, which are all part of the network’s “Fall Into Love” programming event.

Click inside to get all the details about Hallmark Channel’s Fall Into Love October 2022 lineup…

The Real is constantly making headlines with its frank discussions and emotional, and often personal conversations regarding love, life and all the hot topics of the day.

The show, created by SallyAnn Salsano, originally premiered for full syndication back in 2014.

Along the way across its eight seasons to date, the panel of co-hosts have switched up, with some departing the show and others joining on as permanent co-hosts over the years.

We’ve gathered together all of the names of The Real‘s co-hosts past and present, and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.

Find out how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The Real are…

Tia Mowry just delivered some sad news – the Sister, Sister reboot, that’s been in talks for quite a while – is not moving forward.

In a new TikTok video, the 43-year-old actress confirmed the idea was not moving forward after hopes of a reboot were talked about.

While Tia answered some common questions in the video, the final one included was “Will there be a sister sister [sic] reboot?” To that, she said, “No, sorry.”

Tia starred with her twin, Tamera Mowry, who were separated at birth, and each adopted by a different parent. One day, the teens have a chance encounter while shopping at a clothing store in the mall.

Sister, Sister was recently added to Netflix and some fans noticed that certain songs were missing from the show. Find out why that is…

Tamera and Tia Mowry are together again!

The 42-year-old sisters and actresses have reunited after being apart for months due to the coronavirus pandemic.

For over six months, Tia and Tamera were unable to see each other.

“I still haven’t seen her, physically,” Tamera revealed in October. “I live in Napa and then there was a surge in L.A., and right when we were actually going to head up there, there was a surge in L.A. and it wasn’t wise for all of us to go there… we were going to meet up, [Tia’s] working on Family Reunion and the time, it didn’t work. But I know for a fact when we see each other we’re just, we’re gonna cry.”

She added that while they do have Zoom, it wasn’t the same.

Now, in a new interview, Tia announced that they were finally able to see one another.

“We were so happy to see each other, and we hadn’t seen each other in so long,” Tia shared with Entertainment Tonight, adding that the entire family is planning to spend time with more of her family over the Easter weekend.

Last year, Tia also opened up about the racism she and Tamera experience while growing up as child stars.

Twin sisters Tamera Mowry-Housley and Tia Mowry-Hardrict haven’t seen each other in about six months, due to the pandemic.

Tamera revealed in a new interview with Entertainment Tonight that she and Tia have been in touch, but haven’t actually seen each other since the start of the pandemic over six months ago.

“I still haven’t seen her, physically,” she said. “I live in Napa and then there was a surge in L.A., and right when we were actually going to head up there, there was a surge in L.A. and it wasn’t wise for all of us to go there… we were going to meet up, [Tia’s] working on Family Reunion and the time, it didn’t work. But I know for a fact when we see each other we’re just, we’re gonna cry.”

Tamera added that she and Tia have kept up with each other virtually with Zoom calls every two weeks, but it’s not the same for them.

“Every two weeks, we Zoom each other and we have happy hour. We have a glass of wine, we talk about what’s been happening. I mean, we text almost every other day. But there’s something about visually seeing your loved one, but there’s something even better, obviously, just the human connection and touch – and hug and I just I can’t wait to do that,” she says.

This is actually the longest they’ve gone without seeing each other.

Recently, Tia opened up about a very trying time in her and Tamera‘s lives when they were teen actresses. See what happened here…

If you’ve been watching the iconic series that is Sister, Sister on Netflix, you’ve probably noticed that there’s something different about it – because there is.

Turns out that some of the memorable songs on the show have been replaced with newer ones.

One moment in particular is when Tamera (Tamera Mowry) and Jordan (Deon Richmond) are dancing to “Slow Jam” by Usher and Monica, but on Netflix, it isn’t “Slow Jam” playing, it’s “Runnin” by Bellringer, which came out in 2009.

However, it’s not Netflix’s fault. According to a report, the songs were actually replaced back when the series first came out on DVD.

One of the reasons that “Slow Jam” isn’t playing in that moment is because of licensing rights, where the show’s contract ran out or the actual song was too expensive to license.

Fans have also noticed that the same thing has happened to some parts of Moesha, too.

If you missed it, you can see more of the new syndicated television shows that Netflix just added here…