In Almost Family (2025), Julia, a confident and successful PR executive, is shaken when her father, a renowned fertility doctor, is exposed for using his own sperm to conceive dozens of children. This shocking revelation turns Julia’s life upside down as she discovers she has countless half-siblings, some of whom live nearby. Amid the media frenzy, Julia struggles to reconcile her identity and her loyalty to her father.
Among the newly discovered siblings, two women stand out—Edie, Julia’s former best friend turned ambitious lawyer, and Roxy, a former Olympic gymnast craving purpose after her career ended early. The trio’s connection begins awkwardly but slowly evolves into a complicated bond as they navigate their newfound sisterhood. Each woman must confront deep emotional wounds, secrets, and trust issues as they try to rebuild relationships built on lies.
As legal battles and media attention grow, Julia and her new sisters must decide how far they’ll go to seek justice, protect their families, and reclaim their stories. The sisters are faced with painful truths about their pasts and must decide whether to stand together or fall apart. Their journey is marked by moments of heartache, laughter, and surprising solidarity.
By the season’s end, Almost Family becomes a story not just about betrayal and scandal, but about resilience, forgiveness, and the power of chosen family. The women grow stronger not only as individuals but as a unit, learning that while they didn’t choose to be sisters, they can choose what kind of family they want to become.