The community continues to reel from Kiesha’s disappearance while personal and political tensions mount across the South Side.
Kevin is weighed down by a lie and continues to deal with the trauma of his sister’s disappearance. Despite this, he finds a bright spot in his budding relationship with Jemma. The two go on a successful date to a Black civil rights exhibit, though Kevin feels pressured when his mother, Nina, is eager to meet her.
A body is found on a beach, initially causing Nina and Dre to fear the worst. They are relieved when it is confirmed not to be Kiesha, though they grapple with the realization that the victim is still "someone else's" daughter. [S3E4] Gangway
At work, Kevin punches a man for speaking disrespectfully about Kiesha’s disappearance, showing his raw protective instincts. Cast & Crew Highlights Creator: Lena Waithe Ronnie Davis: Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine Emmett Washington: Jacob Latimore Kevin Williams: Alex R. Hibbert Jada Washington: Yolonda Ross Roselyn Perry: Guest star Kandi Burruss "The Chi" Gangway (TV Episode 2020) - IMDb
Emmett struggles with his own insecurities and the influence of his father, Darnell, while trying to get his new business off the ground. He and Tiff move in with Jada to manage their growing family. Key Moments and Reveals The two go on a successful date to
Ronnie finds a new calling as he becomes deeply involved in the search for Kiesha. After seeing a suspicious man (Jeremiah) from the vigil, Ronnie breaks into his house and discovers evidence of a dark past. He enlists Dre's help to confront the man, leading to a tense, violent showdown where Jeremiah eventually admits he "didn't know her name".
Roselyn reveals that Douda is running for mayor not just for power or money, but to prove that a kid from Englewood has no limits. At work, Kevin punches a man for speaking
Political rivalry intensifies as Otis "Douda" Perry and Camille Halloway face off. Douda’s estranged wife, Roselyn, joins his campaign to help his image. Meanwhile, Camille gains traction after a powerful speech to Papa’s father's congregation.
