What is 'Raven's Home' Season 6 about? Plot of Disney's comedy series explained

Raven Baxter will be back with more shenanigans as Season 6 of 'Raven's Home' premieres
Raven Symone, Isaac Ryan Brown, and Rondell Sheridan in 'Raven's Home' (Disney Channel)
Raven Symone, Isaac Ryan Brown, and Rondell Sheridan in 'Raven's Home' (Disney Channel)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'Raven's Home' is a Disney Channel series that debuted in 2017 as a continuation of 'That's So Raven', which aired from 2003 to 2007. It is produced by Scott Thomas, Jed Elinoff, Anthony C Hill, Robin M Henry, and Raven-Symoné, and created by Michael Poryes and Susan Sherman. 

The sitcom is coming up with its sixth installment on April 9, 2023 at 8 pm ET on Disney Channel. Earlier seasons are available on Disney+. Read on to find out what the movie is all about. 

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What is the plot of 'Raven's Home'?

The trailer for the new season of 'Raven's Home' assures viewers that Raven-Symoné's character will continue to delight in comedic antics and promises it to be the most Raven-like season yet. The trailer also hints at changes in location for the upcoming season, including a trip to London for Raven, her son Booker, her father Victor, and her cousin Alice. 

The sixth season of 'Raven's Home' begins in London, where the Baxters become embroiled in a royal mix-up after Alice is mistaken for a member of the royal family. Later in the season, Sky Katz will make a return as Tess O'Malley, Raven's former neighbor and Nia's best friend from the first four seasons.

In Season 6, Tess will arrive in San Francisco, causing some jealousy in Neil, who is Booker's friend. Ivy, played by Emmy Liu-Wang, will also return as a friend of Neil and Booker. 'Raven's Home' brings plenty of comedy and also isn't afraid to tackle tough subjects.

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Watch 'Raven's Home' Season 6 trailer below: 



 

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