After ten years away, Moni, a gay Samoan man, returns to Sydney determined not to miss his sister Hana's wedding. But an unexpected arrival throws things into disarray.


TV series
Moni
Seasons and episodes
1 season · 6 episodes

Moni, a 30-something gay Samoan man, is haunted by the re-emergence of a deep secret he has harboured from his childhood.
S1 E1The Va Is Not Va'ing
Jul 3, 202510 min
After a decade living in the UK, Moni turns up at his sister Hana's wedding rehearsal in Western Sydney, where he is welcomed by the whispers of the Samoan community he escaped from.
S1 E2Eat This Koko Alaisa!
Jul 3, 20256 min
Awoken to the sound of his dead mother cooking, Moni has a freak-out and throws everything at her. Hana arrives to witness her brother fighting with himself.
S1 E3Wrap & Tuck
Jul 3, 20259 min
Uncle Pika calls a pre-wedding meeting at the family home, much to Moni's distaste. Tina pleads with him not to embarrass the family.
S1 E4Miracle Worker
Jul 3, 202511 min
An unwelcome Moni arrives at Hana's hen's dress fitting at the request of Sila; an arrogant uncle Pika re-establishes his power in the family and over a vulnerable Moni.
S1 E5I Got You Forever
Jul 3, 202513 min
A flashback to Moni's 16th birthday as he and Hana share their dreams. Tina witnesses uncle Pika offer a ride to Moni in horror.
S1 E6Teu Le Va
Jul 3, 202513 min
Moni shows up at Hana's wedding uninvited, but with a longing to make things right. After a tearful goodbye to his mother, Tina returns to the Ancestors, and Hana and Moni finally begin to heal the vā between them.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where can I watch Moni?
- Moni is not currently listed on a streaming service in the US. Use the country picker on the page to check other markets.
- How many seasons of Moni are there?
- Moni has 1 season and 6 episodes. Status: Returning.
- When is the next season of Moni?
- No air date has been announced for the next episode of Moni. Status: Returning. The latest episode aired on July 3, 2025.
- Who stars in Moni?
- Moni stars Chris Alosio, Tina Leaitua, Maua Fuifui, Ilaisaane Green, Julian Maroun.









