Holly, a single mother living in West Hollywood with her 13 year old daughter Chloe, had some success as a reality TV show producer, but lately things haven’t gone well. Bills are piling up, she’s got an eviction notice and, oh yes, she’s fired. She has no choice but to move back to where she always swore she’d never return. The trailer park in the south where she grew up.

Under the premise of a “vacation,” with her daughter she reluctantly heads to her childhood home and the Uncle who raised her. Uncle Buddy is thrilled to have them and the rest of the folks couldn’t be happier about it. Going from TV producer to grocery store clerk, Holly sets aside all of her pride and starts over from her humble beginnings.

Holly and Chloe start to become more comfortable. Uncle Buddy, Tavin, Mitch and Grandma do a good job of making Holly and Chloe laugh. Chloe and her new little friend Earl-Ray are always out catching fireflies and it doesn’t hurt that Holly’s childhood friend Troy (Earl-Ray’s daddy) grew up to be hot. But when some of the folks discover a viral video called “Redneck Reality” starring ALL OF THEM, they are speechless. Holly was about to decide whether to make Heavenly Heights their permanent home, but now it seems the decision has been made for her.