KAREN & AARON ARE FINALLY FINDING IT!
🔹 Karen & Aaron – Finally Making Progress?
Karen and Aaron were the biggest highlight of this episode. After so much hesitation, Karen finally seems willing to keep Aaron by her side. Their moment at the end of the episode was truly heartwarming for fans! But if Karen wants to keep Aaron, she needs to reassure him more—he’s been waiting for her for far too long!
🔹 Zac & Fatima – Why So Much Screen Time?
The truth is, this episode dedicated a whopping 17 minutes to Zac and Fatima, while Karen and Aaron only got a mere 3 minutes! They’re trying to track down Gary’s attacker, but honestly, fans don’t care anymore. We’re already at Episode 17—who hurt Gary just isn’t important at this point.
🔹 Hayden & Tamara – A Toxic Relationship!
Tamara clearly isn’t interested in Hayden anymore but continues to use him. She even lies about the video being edited, despite the fact that they were clearly involved. On top of that, Hayden asking Tamara to call him “Gary” during intimacy is just bizarre and disturbing!
🔹 Gary – Is He Really Suffering from Memory Loss?
Whether Gary actually has memory loss remains a big question mark. He remembers some things but conveniently forgets key relationships. This inconsistency makes the storyline feel random, as if the writers are making it up as they go.
🔹 Paige & Maurice – A Surprising Twist!
Paige never liked Maurice, but it turns out it’s not because of homophobia or racism. She’s simply jealous of his confidence! This revelation adds an interesting layer to her character and might make her more compelling in future episodes.
🔹 Miss Lisa – Finally on Aaron’s Side?
Previously, many believed Miss Lisa didn’t like Aaron, but her phone call to him in this episode erased all doubts. Could this be a sign that Aaron is truly the right man for Karen?
✨ Final Thoughts:
This episode had some memorable moments but was dragged down by unnecessary storylines—especially the pointless investigation into Gary’s attack. If Sistas wants to keep fans engaged, it needs to focus more on the couples viewers actually care about instead of cramming in too many unrelated subplots.
