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Centers on Malaysia Pargo, Tameka Foster, Gocha Hawkins, Princess Banton-Lofters and Crystal Smith as they challenge ageist stereotypes across Atlanta.
Fresh from her high-profile divorce, Crystal Renay anxiously attends her friend Gocha's pool party; she immediately gets static from Malaysia and Tameka, friends of her ex's ex; Producer Princess deals with the after-effects of a botched surgery.
Malaysia throws the ladies a "Clatchet" tea party, which goes off the rails almost as soon as it starts; Gocha and her daughter Bianca talk after a long estrangement.
Crystal invites the ladies to her club hosting event, but one comment from Dr. Princess sends it into chaos; Gocha's efforts to connect with Tameka backfires; Princess struggles with being more assertive when it comes to her friendship with Tameka.
The aftermath of Crystal's disastrous club night threatens her new friendship with Malaysia. Princess struggles to speak her mind. Tameka's and Gocha's feud threaten to wreck Tameka's Friendsgiving and the two have it out over drinks with Malaysia.
Malaysia arranges a sit down between Crystal and Dr. Princess to clear the air. Encouraged by her husband, Princess finally stands up for herself but causes a scene at Tameka's giveback. Malaysia gets spoiled by her new boo Kenny.
The women go on a Divorce Tour around Atlanta to let go of their issues, including an emotional dance class that brings Gocha to tears. Tameka's reluctance to attend Gocha's LGBTQ fundraiser makes her lock horns with both Gocha and her best friend.
Gocha and her mom finally talk about her troubled childhood. Princess gets bad news about her father just as her fashion show at Dillard's is about to begin. Gocha's LGBTQ fundraiser is finally here, but Tameka's abrupt exit ruffles Gocha's feathers.
Malaysia and Tameka move forward with business ambitions, but Gocha is still working through childhood trauma and her frequent anger. Princess gets her accolades for past work, and Crystal has the unlikeliest friend. But will this sisterhood last?