—Holly Robinson Peete and Rodney Peete are used to being in the spotlight -- she's an actress whose credits include "21 Jump Street" and he's a retired NFL quarterback -- so starring in their own reality series is a natural fit for the married couple. Now, their focus is on their family -- which includes their four children, three of whom are teens, and Holly's widowed mother/manager Dolores -- and running their charity, the HollyRod Foundation. This series follows the Peetes as they try to set their children on the right track as they approach adulthood and setting off on their own. They're also dealing with post-football injury concerns for Rodney, as he feels the aches and pains of retirement, and Holly's difficulty landing acting roles as she gets older, leading her to develop a lifestyle brand of her own. Their children include twins RJ, who has autism, and Ryan, who heads off to college at NYU after high school, athletic Robinson, and preteen Roman.

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Season 28 of 8 Episodes

As Ryan prepares to leave for college, Holly scrambles to plan a farewell party while also struggling to figure out the best way to let go of her father's ashes; the entire Peete family heads to NYC with Ryan for an emotional goodbye.
After a final goodbye to NYC, the Peetes head to Philly for a trip down memory lane; Holly and Uncle Matt search for the perfect place to bury their father's ashes; Dolores takes the family to her hometown for a reunion.
When Robinson and Roman have trouble at school, Holly and Rodney look into homeschooling options; RJ loves his new job with the Dodgers, but Holly struggles to adjust to his independence; Rodney convinces former players to join a study on CTE.
Holly enlists Rodney to help figure out a way to talk to the Ryan and the boys about sexual consent; In an attempt to be normal, RJ posts an inappropriate message on his social media; Dolores struggles to homeschool Robinson and Roman.
Holly and Rodney support RJ as he attempts to achieve another milestone and pass his driver's permit test; Uncle Matt reveals his Parkinson's diagnosis to the family, inspiring Robinson to organize a HollyRod-junior style benefit concert.
After hearing about a police shooting involving an autism caregiver, Holly hosts a town hall to bring together law enforcement and the special needs community; Dolores throws herself a Decades Luncheon; guests Charles Kinsey and Robbie Montgomery.
Two former officers give RJ and Robinson a crash course in police encounters; RJ shocks Holly and Rodney when he says that he is ready to move out; Dolores reveals a family secret and begins a search for a sister she hasn't seen in 57 years.
Holly and Dolores land a meeting with Sen. Kamala Harris to talk about how to reform police training; Robinson throws a hip-hop charity event for Uncle Matt; Dolores announces that she wants to move out.

Holly Robinson Peete and Rodney Peete are used to being in the spotlight -- she's an actress whose credits include "21 Jump Street" and he's a retired NFL quarterback -- so starring in their own reality series is a natural fit for the married couple. Now, their focus is on their family -- which includes their four children, three of whom are teens, and Holly's widowed mother/manager Dolores -- and running their charity, the HollyRod Foundation. This series follows the Peetes as they try to set their children on the right track as they approach adulthood and setting off on their own. They're also dealing with post-football injury concerns for Rodney, as he feels the aches and pains of retirement, and Holly's difficulty landing acting roles as she gets older, leading her to develop a lifestyle brand of her own. Their children include twins RJ, who has autism, and Ryan, who heads off to college at NYU after high school, athletic Robinson, and preteen Roman.

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