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NEW SNEAK PEAK: Tyler Perry's "If Loving You Is Wrong"

buzzz worthy. . . Tyler Perry's latest order of television drama, "If Loving You Is Wrong" is a cross between "Desperate Housewives" and his "The Haves and Have Nots." OWN has released a steamy new sneak preview as a follow-up to the initial show promo that reveals women encountering relationship conflict as a central theme to the series. From the looks of things, the need only look for the source of heartbreak, deceit and lies in their midst. "If Loving You Is Wrong" premieres on September 9, 2014 on the OWN Network. SYNOPSIS: The season premiere opens in the middle of a torrid affair between neighbors Randal (Eltony Williams, "24") and Alex (Amanda Clayton, "John Carter"). Randal's wife Marcie (Heather Hemmens, "Hellcats") desperately wants children, but Randal's attention is focused on the wife of his best friend Brad (Aiden Turner, "All My Children"). Just down the street, divorcee Esperanza (Zulay Henao, "Single Moms Club") is trying to move on with her life, while keeping a budding relationship with Julius (Octavio Pizano, "East Los High") a secret from her vindictive ex-husband Edward (Joel Rush, "Days of Our Lives"). Meanwhile, neighbor Kelly (Edwina Findley, "Treme") longs to marry Travis (Denzel Wells) who is away on a relief mission in Haiti and who has promised to help her raise her 8-year-old son, Justice. Outside of the neighborhood, single mother Natalie (April Parker-Jones, "Jericho") struggles to raise her children in the inner city. Lushion (Charles Malik Whitfield, "Law and Order"), the father of her son Frank, has returned to town and stepped up to the plate to help. In addition, Natalie grapples with the tough decision whether or not to allow her fourth son, Joey (Matt Cook), to return home once he is released from prison.

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