Viewers of Shahs of Sunset Season 9 are wondering how many episodes are in the series and when each new episode comes out. The reality series focuses on a group of Iranian Americans balancing their professional expectations with their active and affluent social lives amidst the bustling background of Beverly Hills. They navigate complex relationships, teetering friendships, and careers.
Here’s how many episodes are in Shahs of Sunset Season 9 and on what day new episodes come out.
How many episodes are in Shahs of Sunset Season 9?
Shahs of Sunset Season 9 has 15 episodes.
The episode list is as follows:
- Episode 1: 50 Shades of Shouhed
- Episode 2: The Golden Years
- Episode 3: Big Little Persian Lies
- Episode 4: The Truth Shall Sext You Free
- Episode 5: A New Shah Is King
- Episode 6: A Nightmare on Destiney’s Street
- Episode 7: The Shah-Shank Redemption
- Episode 8: Zero Thanks Given
- Episode 9: A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed
- Episode 10: To Alhoo or not to Alhoo
- Episode 11: Shah-nanigans
- Episode 12: The Good, the Bad and the Shahsy
- Episode 13: High and Dry
- Episode 14: Reunion Part 1
- Episode 15: Reunion Part 2
Season 9 aired in May 2021. The season kicks off with MJ and Rezza taking a trip to Palms Springs for Mike’s birthday. The group deals with new and old conflicts. This includes GG resolving her friendship with MJ, Destiny launching her new accessory line, MJ expressing her marital relationships, and more. Moreover, Mike’s relationship is tested this season. This season is replete with fun parties, fashion, and shocking moments
The cast of Shahs of Sunset Season 9 includes Mike Shouhed, Reza Farahan, Golnesa Gharachedaghi, Destiney Rose, and more.
When do new Shahs of Sunset Season 9 episodes come out?
All episodes of Shahs of Sunset Season 9 are currently available to watch on Peacock. There are no new episodes.
The official synopsis for Shahs of Sunset Season 9 reads:
“Follow a group of affluent young Persian American friends who juggle their flamboyant, fast-paced L.A. lifestyles with the demands of their families and traditions.”
