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As the Palm Springs trip concludes, Brooke and Jackie struggle to resolve their issues; Jen receives a surprise visitor and a startling proposal; Malaysia makes a decision about her family's future; Angel enters the final days of her pregnancy.

As the Palm Springs trip concludes, Brooke and Jackie struggle to resolve their issues; Jen receives a surprise visitor and a startling proposal; Malaysia makes a decision about her family's future; Angel enters the final days of her pregnancy.

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Brittish is devastated by the addition of her ankle monitor; reality sets in for Brooke as she officially files for divorce; Brandi and Duffey seek other support after their blow-up at the winery; Angel struggles to juggle mom life.

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Tensions erupt at LA Fashion Week when Jackie tries to upstage Jennifer; Brandi and Duffey's issues escalate and cause a scene at the show; Angel leans on Brittish when she admits to struggling with postpartum depression.

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Angel decides to prioritize herself and Amani; Jennifer vents to Jelani about Jackie's true intentions; Brittish invites the ladies to blow off some steam with destructive therapy.

The best friends featured in this series have more than mutual companionship in common: They are either the wife, ex-wife or girlfriend of an NBA superstar. Though they drive expensive cars, live in mansions and wear designer clothes and jewelry, life is not always glamorous. Protecting what they have takes a lot of work ... like fending off groupies, dealing with the jealous kind and trying to find stable ground in their often unstable world. Shaunie O'Neal, Shaquille's ex-wife, is the show's featured star and one of its executive producers.
Starring: Angel Brinks, Brandi Maxiell, Brittany Renner, Brittish Williams, Brooke Bailey, Evelyn Lozada, Jackie Christie, Jennifer Williams, LaTosha Duffey, Malaysia Pargo, Nia Dorsey, Noria Dorsey-Taggar, Shaunie O'Neal, Vanessa Rider
Original Air Date: Apr 11, 2010
Genres: SportsTV Series
Rating: TV14
Playback: HD
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