Amid all the real life drama with Big Meech, Lil Meech, and 50 Cent, that won’t stop the Starz’s hit drama BMF which is set to return for its highly anticipated fourth season this June. The popular series is continuing the gripping story of the Flenory brothers, Meech and Terry, as they navigate the complex world of the drug trade, violence, and all that stuff.
Based on the real-life exploits of the Black Mafia Family, the series has become one of the network’s most popular shows, captivating audiences with its intense drama and fascinating characters.
The official synopsis for the upcoming season reveals a thrilling new chapter for the Flenory brothers:
“Meech (Demetrius Flenory Jr.) and Terry (Da’Vinchi) narrowly cheat death while on the run with their plug south of the border,” it reads. “During the trip, Meech also learns of a prophecy that predicts his continued rise in the game, leading him to believe he is unstoppable–possibly at his peril.”
Let’s dive in a bit … The story shows how the business continue to grow, where the brothers will venture far beyond their hometown roots, with the synopsis adding, “Viewers will see Meech and Terry traverse the continent as their business expands, from their roots in Atlanta and Detroit to the streets of St. Louis, and the palm tree-lined boulevards of Los Angeles.” Meanwhile, Markisha (La La Anthony) is determined to prove herself in the business world and will seek to carve out her own role in the game, “wanting to be taken seriously as Terry’s business partner.”
Get this, on the family front, Lucille (Michole Briana White) and Charles (Russell Hornsby) continue to navigate the fallout of their divorce, both financially and emotionally, while co-parenting their daughter Nicole (Laila D. Pruitt). A new challenge also arises as Nicole introduces more complications to their already complex situation. Detective Bryant (Steve Harris), still reeling from the loss of his son, remains focused on taking down the Black Mafia Family, using his grief as fuel for his pursuit.
The highly anticipated season premiere continues to be executive-produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, alongside creator and executive producer Randy Huggins, a Detroit native. Last season, BMF averaged nearly 10 million multiplatform viewers, solidifying its place as one of the most-watched shows on Starz.
Season 4 of BMF will premiere on the STARZ linear platform and air weekly on Fridays at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT in the U.S. and Canada, promising even more drama, tension, and intrigue for fans of the series.