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Safaree takes the next step in his divorce from Erica Mena; Scrappy contends with rumors that Bambi has sought out her own divorce attorney; Tate takes her career and her personal life into her own hands; Renni comes face to face with her mom.
Safaree takes the next step in his divorce from Erica Mena; Scrappy contends with rumors that Bambi has sought out her own divorce attorney; Tate takes her career and her personal life into her own hands; Renni comes face to face with her mom.
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S10, EP10 "For Better or for Worse"Judy attempts to get back into Yandy and Mendeecees' good graces and points the finger at Momma Dee; Karlie and Jasmine remain at odds; Eric asks Sierra an important question; Erica suffers a pregnancy complication and files for divorce.
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta
S10, EP11 "Face the Music"Safaree takes the next step in his divorce from Erica Mena; Scrappy contends with rumors that Bambi has sought out her own divorce attorney; Tate takes her career and her personal life into her own hands; Renni comes face to face with her mom.
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S10, EP12 "Old Wounds"The cast grows concerned for Scrappy's mental health; Erica Mena exposes Safaree's extramarital activities; Momma Dee confronts Bambi about divorce rumors; Joc and his son seek counseling; issues at Frost Bistro resurface for Kirk and Rasheeda.
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S10, EP13 "Family Over Everything"Frost family tension erupts into chaos; Scrappy attempts to repair his marriage; Spice gives Jbudd another chance; Karlie celebrates her daughter's graduation; the men come together to support one another.
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S13, EP29 "Means to an Ending"Joc celebrates 20 years in music, but the concert has everyone wondering what's really going down between Scrappy and Bambi; another arrest leaves Erica Banks facing jail time and daddy issues.
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S13, EP28 "Unhappy Campers"Yandy and Ashley put their grievances out in the open air; Scrappy tries to show Zane he doesn't need to give up a piece of himself to hold his family down; the campgrounds become a battleground when Mendeecees attempts to make peace with Yandy.
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S13, EP27 "Camp Get Away"Scrappy's campfire gathering ends in disaster, but the Frosts use the chaos to confront their pain; tensions peak when a wildlife lesson provokes an aggressive reaction from Mendeecees.
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S13, EP26 "He Wasn't Manager Enough For Me"Zane fears his family loyalty might be tested after his brother falls ill; Queen Key's meeting with a label quickly turns unmanageable; Salma realizes she has to stop waiting on 24 and start putting in her own hours.
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