Loving Aunt Movies & TV Series

For seven years, Summer and her childhood friend Shawn shared a bond brimming with unspoken affection. After a spontaneous, drunken kiss, Shawn, wary of intimacy, pushed Summer away with his erratic behavior. Disheartened, Summer becomes the object of affection for another childhood friend, Julian, despite Shawn's persistent interference. Just as her relationship with Julian deepens, he mysteriously disappears...

A three-and-a-half-year-old girl was forced to tell fortunes on a city overpass to earn money for her abusive uncle and aunt, who beat her mercilessly and nearly sold her to human traffickers. At the critical moment, her young uncle—a professional race car driver—swooped in to rescue her. From that moment on, her four extraordinarily accomplished uncles launched a full-scale campaign to pamper their niece and exact revenge. The youngest uncle vowed to make the villains "pay tenfold"; the third uncle, a triple-crown-winning actor, began leveraging his massive fanbase to expose their crimes; the second uncle, a scientific genius, plotted to make their lives "a living hell"; while the eldest uncle, a ruthless tycoon, threatened to ship them off to Africa to mine coal. When the girl finally returned home, her grandfather wept joyful tears, her grandmother miraculously recovered from a chronic illness, her cousins beamed with pride, and her enigmatic clan-leader father proceeded to spoil her beyond imagination.

She got drugged and sold by her bestie to a guy. After escaping, she meets a drugged stranger, and they spend the night. Waking up, she finds out her bestie and ex-fiancé betrayed her. Confronting them, she's hurt and caught in a fire. Luckily saved, she later has twins, but one is taken away...

Winnie, the CEO's chief secretary, has secretly loved Noah for three years. After an unexpected encounter in Paris, they strike a deal: she'll help him win his first love, and in return, he'll help her career. As they navigate office politics and growing chemistry, their bond deepens until they both realize their true feelings for each other. In Paris, they break down their barriers, finding love, career success, and emotional redemption along the way.

Chef Leon Kennedy, once the "King of Cooking," fell apart after his wife died in a tragic car accident. His deep depression led him to fall into homelessness, losing everything except his beloved dog, Dante. A restaurant owner takes him in, giving him a job, not knowing who he is. Working in the kitchen, he faces the abuse of the executive sous chef (Bryant), who belittles and disrespects him. Leon tries to keep his head down, but when a nefarious businessman (William) threatens the restaurant, Leon has to break out the skills and artistry that made him a legendary chef. The restoration of his glory and joy is shortlived, however, as the spiteful chef Bryant defames him, and the resentful William kills his beloved dog. Enduring ups, downs, and devastation once again, the aggrieved Chef Leon picks up his chef's knife, hungry for revenge.

She agreed to have a child with the CEO for her sick mother. Later, she gave birth to a boy and a girl. He took the daughter away, and she took the son abroad. A few years later, she returned triumphantly with her genius son. By chance, she rekindled her relationship with him and reunited with her daughter as a family.

After returning from abroad, Harper Clark receives devastating news—Aiden Nash, her childhood friend and boyfriend of seven years, has cheated on her. Despite his past devotion, Harper is heartbroken but not ready to give up. She decides to give Aiden 100 chances to hurt her, with the final one occurring at Shae Clark's birthday party. When Harper, Shae, and Abby White fall into the pool, the Clark family saves Shae, Aiden rescues Abby, leaving Harper forgotten in the water. This moment prompts Harper to end their engagement, but Aiden mocks her refusal. In a bold move, Harper marries Ted Nash, the most powerful man in Detril, becoming Aiden's aunt by marriage. Despite continued humiliation from Aiden and his family, Harper proves them wrong at every turn. As Aiden realizes the truth about Abby's actions, he is left with deep regret...

Hired to ruin a wedding, Nora Scott is offered a deal by the billionaire, Asher Parker: a one-year contractual marriage for a life-changing sum. Unknowingly, she's the spitting image of his fiancée, heiress Cathy Sinclair. This is no coincidence—it's part of a scheme by Cathy's stepsister, Nydia Sinclair, to steal the family fortune. Asher, who only wanted a convenient wife to thwart his family's plans, finds himself drawn to the enigmatic woman wearing his lover's face.

The framed CEO had sex with the woman, but the person who framed him arranged a scumbag man to lie that he had sex with the woman in order to escape the blame. After the woman gave birth to quadruplets, she was told that only one child survived. Many years later, the scumbag man got a promotion and got the woman's house, so he kicked the woman out of the house. At this time, the woman and the CEO reunited...

They were once in love, but she was pressured by his mother to leave him when he was seriously injured. Heartbroken, he went abroad for treatment. Five years later, he returns from overseas, only to unexpectedly reunite with her—and discover a child by her side.

Ivory finds herself coerced into a contract marriage with Wayne. She feigns compliance but attempts to escape, only to be personally caught by Wayne. Betrayal, ex begging her back, and family drama. This marriage born of convenience teeters on the brink of either a grand wedding or a dramatic divorce.