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Queen Key sets the tone at her ATL debut; Joc's idea to have Salma and Erica Banks on the same track goes off the rails; a round of relationship gossip has Yandy putting some of her relationship on ice.
Queen Key sets the tone at her ATL debut; Joc's idea to have Salma and Erica Banks on the same track goes off the rails; a round of relationship gossip has Yandy putting some of her relationship on ice.
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S13, EP5 "The Tight Faces of ATL"Momma Dee meets up with Britney; while Banks packs for her upcoming show, her girlfriend reveals she's packing; Ashley's desires put her under suspicion with Zane; Joc and his family suffer a tragic loss.
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S13, EP6 "Remember the Acrimony"Sierra and Zae grieve an unexpected loss; Erica Banks hopes her papa won't preach when he finds out about her soon-to-be holy matrimony; new rumors about the Harris' hit the blogs.
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S13, EP7 "On My Momma"Queen Key's attempt to get Salma and Erica Banks to collaborate leaves them all feeling diss-missed; cheating accusations surface, causing Bambi to question if her fiancé is the Ray of light she thought he was.
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S13, EP8 "Rules of Engagement"Joc helps bring his family some peace through the strife when he brings his brother Kwame home; in Chicago, Queen Key celebrates a milestone for her kids, but when it comes to her mom, she might take the L.
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