Royal Rules of Ohio - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Rule #1: Never Let Your Crown Tilt
The Agyekum family maneuvers life in Columbus, Ohio, while abiding by their rules within the Ghanaian community; the sisters navigate watchful eyes at Brenda's graduation party and get into some trouble at the after-party.
Rule #2: All That Glimmers Better Be Gold
A surprise guest at the baby-naming ceremony stirs up old drama. Thelma struggles to reconcile her father's expectations with her own passions. Delali and the aunties teach the daughters about the role of a Ghanaian woman.
Rule #3: Gold Never Sweats
The Agyekum daughters attend a kickback with friends and frenemies. Akili presents Thelma with a major real estate project to test her dedication to the family business. The sisters attend the Black alum reunion at Ohio University.
Rule #4: Royals Don't Go Rogue
Thelma confronts GS at the Black alumni reunion. When Auntie Sheilah hosts a kickback, Abigail decides to crash the party. The sisters make a permanent decision that is a shocking surprise for Alili and Delali.
Rule #5: Protect The Royal Rep
Nana and Thelma go on a double date. Fed up with the girls' disrespectful behavior, Delali hosts a mixer with potential husbands for her daughters. The sisters prepare to confront their cousin Kofi.
Rule #6: Royal Realness Is A Must
Brenda contemplates her next steps post-grad. Things get heated when Nana and Brenda confront Kofi about his betrayal. The daughters conduct interviews for a secret maid. Thelma is triggered by news about her ex.
Rule #7: Ruling Isn't Easy
The Agyekum family prepares to host their Kente ball. Nana and Michael's relationship deepens on their one-on-one date as she invites him to the ball. A surprise guest faces judgment from Akili and Delali.
Rule #8: Heavy Is The Heart That Wears The Crown
The Agyekum family has a post-ball debrief. Kal and Thelma contemplate a path forward. Brenda takes Delali to a remote cabin to mend their relationship, but unexpected guests derail their trip.
Rule #9: Royals Always Bring It
Michael comes to dinner at the Agyekum household, where Akili grills him. Akili reviews Thelma's work on a new unit to see if she is meeting expectations for the family business. Thelma invites the whole family to her fitness summit.
Rule #10: Stay Your Own Way
Kal's presence at the fitness summit causes tension between Akili and Delali. While Kal seeks forgiveness, Brenda explores her law-career options. The family throws Thelma a surprise birthday party, with more than a few surprises.
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