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Omari Hardwick Incites Excitement by Teasing New Season of ‘Power’ with Throwback of Tommy and Ghost

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As the cast of “Power” continues to film season 6 of the hit Starz series, the actors on the show have continued to share peeks from the set.

Omari Hardwick, who plays James “Ghost” St. Patrick on the show, posted a different kind of glimpse at the upcoming season recently.

Rather than uploading a recent photo from the set with co-star Joseph Sikora, he shared a throwback photo from season one when Ghost and Sikora’s Tommy were just getting started.

“Back in the day when we was young…we not kids anymore…but somedays i sit & wish we was dem kids again………” Hardwick captioned the photo uploaded to Instagram Thursday, Dec. 20.

Season 1 saw Ghost and Tommy try to handle the people who attacked their drug organization and by season 5, Tommy set out to shoot his brother-in-arms but Angela, who was in the middle of kissing a married Ghost, took the bullet instead.

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Meanwhile, Hardwick’s photo continued the trend of “Power” fans going wild with excitement for season 6.

“I can’t wait to watch the season. 😫”

“I guess bros is thicker than hoes. How could y’all be standing in the same room after he tried to kill you and shot your girl 🤣🤣🤣 I can’t wait to see how this plays out. Lol.”

“Bring on that new season young 👑”

“Love you guys. Can’t wait until next season. ❤️”

“Just finished watching power for the first time, can’t wait for the 6th season! ❤️”

“This picture just gave me so much anxiety I don’t even know why I just feel like something about to go down and the season haven’t even started 🙏🏽🙌. Patiently waiting 🙌”

“@omarihardwickofficial @lala @josephsikora4 season 6 can hurry n come.”

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