Watch a new episode of the series every Monday
Tariq St. Patrick’s journey through his education, love life and family affairs continue in Season 2 of Power Book II: Ghost, which is now streaming exclusively on STARZPLAY, MENA region’s leading streaming service, with a new episode out every Monday.
In the first season, we saw Tariq on his own for the first time, navigating his new life, in which his desire to shed his father’s legacy comes up against the mounting pressure to save his family. Instead of inheriting his father’s fortune, Tariq and his family did not get a penny of Ghost’s money. Tasha, his mother, will never directly get anything from her late husband’s estate, but Tariq and his little sister Yasmine will be eligible to receive their inheritance once they graduate with a university degree. With Simon Stern’s help, Tariq enrolls in Stansfield University and in an effort to graduate early, joins the school’s canonical studies programme, making him a full-time student and a full-time drug dealer.
Along the way, Tariq gets entangled in the affairs of the cutthroat Tejada family. Because most of his original drug connections are now dead or in jail, Tariq finds himself struggling to find product to sell. That’s when Monet, the patriarch of the Tejada Drug Organisation, wife of notorious kingpin Lorenzo Tejada, brings Tariq into her family’s business.
In Season 2, Tariq’s journey with the Tejada family will get even more complicated and dangerous, as he begins to understand the man he’s going to become, all while balancing his drug operations with the rest of his life. In the first episode, we see Tariq try to resume his normal college life, Brayden provide Tariq an escape, Monet making plans for the business to protect her children and Cane seeking out a new family to take the streets for himself.
Michael Rainey Jr. returns as Tariq, alongside Mary J. Blige as Monet Tejada, Shane Johnson as Cooper Saxe, Naturi Naughton as Tasha St. Patrick, Gianni Paolo as Brayden Weston, Daniel Bellomy as Zeke Cross, Method Man as Davis Maclean and others. The series was created by American television writer and producer, Courtney Kemp Agboh.
STARZPLAY subscribers in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region can enjoy the American crime drama series on their favourite devices with new episodes added every Monday.
With thousands of hours of premium content including blockbuster movies, exclusive TV shows, kids content, Arabic series, as well as varied content via add on channels, STARZPLAY is today the number one player in the MENA region. The service is available in 20 countries across the Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan for fans to enjoy quality content anytime, anywhere and from any device.
About STARZPLAY:
STARZPLAY is a subscription video on demand service that streams Hollywood movies, TV shows, documentaries, the same-time-as-the-US series – plus dedicated kids’ entertainment and Arabic content – to 20 countries across MENA and Pakistan.
The service carries thousands of premium titles including exclusive STARZPLAY original content such as Baghdad Central, STARZ Original content such as Power, Outlander, Spartacus and The White Queen as well as premium content with add-ons such as discovery+, UFC Arabia, BluTV, Premier Sports, AD Sports, T20 World Cup and Majid TV.”
STARZPLAY has secured tie ups with a host of leading, global studios including MGM, 20th Century Studios, Disney, Warner Bros, Universal, Discovery and Fox International Channels.
STARZ, a Lionsgate company (NYSE: LGF.A, LGF.B) and State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) are the lead investors along with media and technology investment firms including SEQ Capital Partners and Delta Partners. In early 2021, STARZPLAY secured its first independent financing in the region of US$25 million (approx. AED 92 million) from Abu Dhabi based Ruya Partners.
Reaching over 1.8 million subscribers, STARZPLAY allows subscribers to watch its full HD and 4K content via most internet-enabled devices, smart TVs and game consoles, and is widely available on regional IPTV services. Its iOS and Android apps – installed on more than three million devices – also allow downloads for offline playback.
