The beloved “Flossy Posse”—Ryan (Regina Hall), Sasha (Queen Latifah), Lisa (Jada Pinkett Smith), and Dina (Tiffany Haddish)—reunite for a raucous, sun-soaked sequel set against the vibrant backdrop of West Africa. As they touch down in Ghana (or possibly another African country), they’re swept into the dazzling chaos of AfroFUTURE/Afrochella, a high-energy music and arts festival that promises wild times and even wilder surprises
Ryan, now a media mogul at the peak of her career, organizes this exotic getaway to celebrate her success. But overseeing the trip with her signature poise doesn’t mean she can avoid being pulled into the mayhem. Sasha, jaded gossip blogger extraordinaire, must confront resurfaced past mistakes under the glare of her social media circus. Lisa, newly divorced and tentative, rediscovers her vivacity in the most unlikely of circumstances. And Dina? Well, Dina brings her trademark mayhem to every minute—cringey, uproarious, and utterly unforgettable
Between sun-drenched beaches and gourmet feasts, the posse faces everything from mistaken identities to romantic near-disasters and a yacht party spiraling into chaos. New characters—like a mischievous local guide or a posse of influencer rivals—push the group to hilarious extremes. Yet, through every mishap, the force of friendship keeps the group tethered, reminding them that the best journeys are transformative, even in the midst of absurdity
The return of the original cast—Hall, Latifah, Pinkett Smith, and Haddish—ensures the same sizzling chemistry and comedic brilliance that defined the first film. The creative team behind the camera, including director Malcolm D. Lee and writer Tracy Oliver, also return, preserving the witty dialogue, heartfelt moments, and dynamic pacing that fans loved before
Girls Trip 2: Back in the Groove isn’t just another sequel—it’s a celebration of Black sisterhood, cultural discovery, and unfiltered joy. With its vibrant African setting, infectious soundtrack, and scenes that swing from chaotic laughs to emotional clarity, the film invites audiences to pack their bags—and their sense of adventure—because the ultimate girls’ getaway is about to go global, and it’s going to be legendary.