The Growing Up McGhee TV show has been renewed for a second season on UP. The family’s first reality series ran for threes seasons as 6 Little McGhees, on OWN, between 2012 and 2014, before being cancelled. UP picked up Growing Up McGhee (and bestowed the new title).
The series, from Figure 8 Films, premiered on UP in June 2016. Growing Up McGhee follows Mia McGhee and Rozonno McGhee and their young family. After a decade of fertility problems, in 2010, the couple became the first parents of sextuplets in Columbus, Ohio. Bill Hayes, Kirk Streb, Deanie Wilcher, Mary Wilcher, and Director Matthew Hightower executive produce, with Tori Holder producing.
Deadline — which broke the renewal news — says, “Growing Up McGhee season one reached over 5.7 million viewers and doubled the previous time-period average in women 25-54, according to the network and Nielsen. In Growing Up McGhee, Ro and Mia McGhee and their growing sextuplets balance life with school and their family business.”
Learn more about Growing up McGhee, from UP.
In the new series “Growing Up McGhee,” Ro and Mia McGhee and their adorable sextuplets, now five years old, return to television as they try their best to balance a hectic life and all that comes with it, including their six different kindergarten classes and all of the demands of their bustling family carpet cleaning business. Life was busy enough taking care of six little babies, but now that their brood can walk, talk and share lots of laughs and mischief, Ro and Mia face brand new challenges and unexpected surprises that are throwing them for a loop. Diaper changes and feeding schedules have been replaced by sassy opinions, homework times six and chore charts. Not only do the kids continue to grow and learn, but the parents do too! With these six, they never know what is going to happen and never before have they felt more outnumbered.
Ro and Mia’s adorable brood each have very distinct personalities. There is Rozonno Jr., who is independent and laid back. He thinks he’s a superhero. Josiah is charming and a class clown. He’s very mischievous and is always smiling as he’s getting into something. Isaac likes to be the center of attention. He loves to make people laugh and loves girls. Madison is the Queen. She runs the show. Elijah is a lover boy. He hugs everybody and anybody. Olivia is the diva and drama queen. She’s always bringing the ruckus.
“When Ro and I decided to start a family, we never imagined having sextuplets,” said Mia McGhee. “We are so lucky that we have these six loving and incredible kids and wouldn’t change a thing. Despite the challenges, obstacles and mayhem, each day is a new and exciting adventure full of love.”
What do you think? Are you a fan of the Growing Up McGhee TV series? Do you plan to watch the second season on UP?
When will more seasons come ? So excited !!
I simply love The McGhee that family is amazing. I would love for them to have many more seasons
Bring them back !!!!
Yes I would watch I’ve been waiting and looking for another season love the McGee family
YES! please bring them BACK! My 6 year old was just asking me if we can watch the rockin robin show with the 6 kids lol. we like to watch the show together Mia and Ro are great parents idk how they do it but they get it done…Cant wait for another great season with the McGhee’s
Absolutely, I will tune in for season two. I love this family, I think they are positive, loving and fun, but realistic about their struggles as well. It has to be a challenge raising sextuplets, but I think Ro and Mia are a very loving couple who are handling it well. I recorded every episode last season and plan to do so this season. Thank you to UP for bringing the McGhee’s back to television. I have found the show to be more positive than they were on the previous network. More relaxed. Again, I love the McGhee family. Thank… Read more »
I think the parents need parental counseling. The Dad seems exhausted and worn out and helpless in dealing with the children.. They both seem to need relief from parenting. It is too much for them physically and the kids are just too much for them. I hope they can get the right counseling they need or else these “cute” kids now will grow up to be “monsters” later on. Imagine them as teens! They all need help now. I don’t think seeing this program on TV teaches anyone good parenting skills. Rather it shows how not to raise children, no… Read more »
I absolutely love this show! I followed them on OWN, now on UP. I’m glad they are still on TV and able to show us their joys and hardships.