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The heat is rising—We just got the sizzling trailer for Desire: A Temptations Story, and it's got fans talking. This steamy new drama marks the launch of Lifetime’s next major film series, following the massive success of the Seven Deadly Sins franchise. With powerhouse stars Tasha Smith and Adrian Holmes leading the way, the excitement is already building.Â
Desire: A Temptations Story isn't just another Lifetime flick—it’s the kickoff to a bold new collection of seductive and emotional stories. Brought to life by Derrick Williams and Adriane Hopper Williams of DNA Media Group, this first installment sets the tone for a Temptations lineup that promises drama, temptation, and jaw-dropping twists.Â
From major casting moves to what makes this film so different from anything Lifetime’s done before, we’re breaking down everything you need to know. Get ready for surprises, powerful performances, and some seriously juicy updates. Keep your eyes peeled—we’re keeping this guide fresh with all the latest drops and reveals. Stay tuned, because things are just getting tempting.
Desire: A Temptations Story will premiere on Lifetime on Saturday, April 19, 2025, at 8 pm ET. If you miss the live broadcast, you can stream it the next day on the Lifetime app.Â
Kendra, a successful and beloved inspirational talk show host, is shaken by the sudden loss of her mother. Encouraged by her team to take a break and focus on healing, she sets off on a much-needed vacation. There, she meets the charming and handsome Malcolm, and their passionate connection quickly turns into a spontaneous marriage. But once they return home, unsettling secrets from Malcolm’s past begin to surface—dragging Kendra into a dangerous and unexpected journey.
Check out the trailer below.
Desire is executive produced by DNA Media Group for Lifetime, with Abraham Fraser, Ngozi Paul, and Breanne Laplante among the key producers. Tasha Smith also serves as an executive producer on the project. Robert Adetuyi directed the film, while the script was penned by Kate Green and Jane Espenson. Additional executive producers include Derrick Williams and Adriane Hopper Williams.