On Monday, July 20, TLC released its first look at the upcoming season—and revealed that the release date is just around the corner.
In the trailer, Amy and Tammy ring in the New Year with family and tackle New Year's resolutions. Amy and their brother, Chris Combs, hit the gym. Meanwhile, Amy announced, "I've started writing AI music."
Amy then quipped, "It ain't AI, it's Amy."
Tammy agreed, adding, "It's gonna take time to get that bond back."
Another moment featured in the trailer showed Amy's siblings laughing after she shared her desire to make a music video. She bitterly told producers of her unsupportive family members, "When I get rich and famous, don't come crying to me. Do not darken my doorstep."
But not all was well in their relationship, as Andrea explained, "I care a lot about Tammy, but I can't be on this rollercoaster. I know what I have to do."
Additionally, TLC teased of Season 9, "As both sisters pursue new goals and navigate evolving relationships, they remain committed to repairing and strengthening their bond, proving that despite life's challenges, their connection remains at the heart of their journey."
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