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OWN releases trailer for fifth on final season of Greenleaf

The Wednesday night prime time programming line up on the OWN Network will be injected with potent drama as  Greenleaf returns for the fifth and final season.  

 The season 4  finale of the mega church drama left fans wondering about a new character.  Who was the mysterious man Grace saw by the grave in the final scene? The newly released trailer does not cue viewers in on this  loose end, but the brief, unexplained appearance of the stranger is a clue that another skeleton is in the closet. This cliff hanger may or may not be the final blow to  Bishop's legacy. Will anyone in the family have the strength to keep everything from falling apart as Harmony and Hope continues to try to take over?  Itching ears will find out more with the summer premiere of the last season this June.


Here's what to expect...

 GREENLEAF SEASON 5 SYNOPSIS: The Greenleafs attempt to maintain a united front in the face of losing their church to Bob Whitmore and Harmony and Hope Ministries, but secrets past and present create what could be fatal fractures in the family’s fragile foundation. The Bishop continues working to mend his rift with Lady Mae while, day by day, Harmony and Hope’s grip on Calvary tightens.
The OWN Networks first scripted season, Greenleaf has won multiple NAACP Image Awards including Outstanding Drama Series in 2020. Led by Merle Dandridge (Grace Greenleaf) the cast includes Kim Hawthorne, Lamman Rucker and Deborah Joy Winans, Oprah Winfrey, Lynn Whitfield, Keith David, Desiree Ross, Lovie Simone, Tye White and Gregory Alan Williams.  Greenleaf debuted in 2016.
Watch the Season 5 trailer above and check back with The Slice for online Watch Party details which we will post as the date approaches.


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