Adulting, Dear Father

In the season premiere, Bonga is in a good place. His business is flourishing - almost as much as his sex life. Eric travels to the Eastern Cape with his friends to see Ncumisa.

With his marriage in a good place, Mpho rejects Palesa and the child. Eric returns to his township garage to grow his business.

Bonga offers Mpho a side hustle. After the loneliness of prison, Eric is pleased to have a vat ‘n sit. Later, Bonga's father reveals a shocking secret at his birthday bash.

Bonga’s father seems to have a plan on how to treat his condition. Eric and Minki have the makings of a toxic relationship. Meanwhile, Mpho’s business is doing very well.

Bonga has a change of heart after a big confrontation with his father. Vuyani is pulling all the stops for Zelda. Minki disappears again after a fight with Eric.

Bonga reaches out to Nkanyezi. The back and forth between the two families begins to take its toll on Mpho. Honesty finally drives father and son towards catharsis.

Bonga’s mother and brother come to Johannesburg to be with Bonga’s father. Eric puts Ncumisa in a new school, and it seems he’s finally got his life together.

Eric struggles to get through to his rebellious teenage daughter, while the chickens come to roost for Mpho.

Bonga is reeling after seeing Nkanyezi with another man. Zithulele takes over Mpho’s fatherly duties. Vuyani feels pressured to take things to the next level with Zelda.

Vuyani plans on starting afresh with a familiar face from a not-so-distant past. Bonga channels Nkanyezi’s rejection into disdain for the female species and begins to exploit gold-digging women.

Eric comes home and finds Ncumisa gone. Eric's mission doesn't go as planned. Zithu has had enough and shocks Mpho with her request.

Mpho reaches out to Zithu. Bonga wants nothing to do with the guys. Will she give him another chance? Mampho helps Ncumisa and Eric to reconcile their differences.

Eric and Ncumisa are finally in a good space. Bonga has cold feet on the morning of the wedding. Mpho vows to be a better man, and Vuyani stands up for Beth.