We TV releases sneak peek of new Mama June season

We TV has shared a sneak peek of the upcoming season of its reality series Mama June, set to premiere in March on We TV and the All Reality streaming service. The new episodes promise family drama, including wedding plans and relationship challenges among the Shannon family members. Executive producers highlight the show's focus on personal struggles and growth.

The return of Mama June brings fresh tensions to the forefront as the family navigates major life changes. In the upcoming season, Jessica and Shyann are preparing for their wedding, but conflicts arise when June clashes with Shyann's mother, Trina, over various decisions. Meanwhile, Pumpkin introduces her new partner, Darrin, while managing co-parenting duties with Josh, who has welcomed a new family member.

Efforts to mend the strained relationship between Jessica and Pumpkin face obstacles from lingering secrets, complicating matters ahead of the wedding. Alana, pursuing her studies in nursing school, appears to be succeeding academically but grapples privately with emotions tied to Pumpkin and Josh's divorce.

Produced by Thinkfactory Media, part of ITV America, the series is executive produced by Adam Reed, Sarah Howell, Erin Richards, and Moriah Muse. Viewers can catch the premiere exclusively on We TV and All Reality, a new streaming platform offering reality TV and true crime content from AMC Networks brands like Love After Lockup and The Braxtons.

All Reality, priced at $4.99 per month, is accessible via subscriptions on Prime Video and The Roku Channel, with additional platforms forthcoming. It complements other AMC targeted services such as AMC+ for dramas and Shudder for horror. Fans can follow updates on social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok for We TV and the show.

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