BOSSIP has an exclusive clip from the latest episode of The Chi, where Phylicia Rashad makes her debut as a no-nonsense mom calling her son (and his interracial relationship) to the carpet.
Source: Chris Lowe
In the clip below, Renee scolds her son, Pastor Zeke, for neglecting his family. She suspects he’s been spending too much time with his girlfriend—his (white) secretary, Sarah.
Source: The Chi / The Chi
“Excuse me, what’s this I hear about you dating a white woman?” Renee asks, after learning about the relationship, when Sarah publicly revealed it.
“You know social media’s the devil’s work,” Zeke replies.
“Devil being the operative word,” his mother snaps back.
Renee then turns her attention to Papa, who’s present with his ex, her granddaughter Kenya.
Source: The Chi / The Chi
“I’ve heard a lot about you,” she says, eyeing him skeptically.
“I swear I never meant to break your granddaughter’s heart,” Papa says.
“Y’all never do,” Renee replies dryly.
She changes the subject, urging Zeke to stay for dinner. He declines, claiming he needs to work on a sermon. Renee, clearly frustrated, compares him to her ex-husband, who also left her for a white woman.
“Oh, that’s why you’re pissed,” Zeke says.
“I’m pissed because you’re out here embarrassing this family,” Renee snaps.
Source: The Chi / The Chi
Take an exclusive look below.
About The Chi Season 7
In the seventh season of The Chi, the women of the South Side are stepping into the spotlight with Alicia leading the charge, reclaiming their power amidst rising tensions, tested loyalties and fierce new rivalries—all in pursuit of a single, coveted crown that promises high stakes and heavy consequences.
This season welcomes powerhouse talent to the cast, including Tony Award winner, Phylicia Rashad, NAACP Image Award winner, Wendy Raquel Robinson, and Emmy Award winner, Karrueche Tran, in guest-starring roles. They join the show’s dynamic ensemble, featuring Jacob Latimore, Lynn Whitfield, Yolonda Ross, Shamon Brown Jr., Michael V. Epps, Birgundi Baker, and Luke James. Fan favorites Kadeem Hardison, Chris Lee, Brett Gray, Rotimi, Jackie Long, Jill Marie Jones, and others also return. Created by Emmy winner, Lena Waithe, and executive produced alongside Justin Hillian, Jewel Coronel, and Academy Award winner, Common, the new season promises powerful storytelling that continues to reflect the heart and hustle of Chicago.
College is crazy busy these days. Students juggle classes. They work jobs. They do internships. They try to have a social life. Georgetown University did a study...
Source: Toni Anne Barson / Getty When Kim Kardashian recently reflected on her marriage to Kanye West and mentioned feeling a bit of “Stockholm Syndrome,” she did more...
You know why we’re here! Source: Brian Stukes/FilmMagic Back at it again with the hottest thirst traps that dropped during an action-packed week dominated by Gucci Mane revealing...
Photo Credit: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for American Ballet Theatre On Wednesday night at Lincoln Center, Misty Copeland graced the stage for her final performance with the American Ballet...
Source: Michael Ochs Archives / Getty Debbie Allen has officially joined the ranks of legends immortalized in Barbie’s Tribute Collection. From Allen to Aaliyah, check out 14 iconic Black...
