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Sondi, Whitney and Renee visit their new therapist, Dr. Monica Mitchell, who helps them process the crossroads they've reached in their lives and relationships.
Sondi, Whitney and Renee visit their new therapist, Dr. Monica Mitchell, who helps them process the crossroads they've reached in their lives and relationships.
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S2, EP8 "No Regrets"Renee offers to help Jason with the band's listening party; Whitney turns to Ola for support, but the question still remains whether they can ever be friends; Barb takes her own advice that it's better to act while you can than live with regret.
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S2, EP7 "A Rage in Harlem"Whitney throws a housewarming party, as she attempts her first relationship after Ola; Sondi can't avoid her ex and Renee wants to get hers back.
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S2, EP6 "A New Hope"Hope surprises the ladies by announcing that she's getting married in two days to an artist she met in Tulum; Whitney questions her best friend's spontaneous decision, while Renee is reminded of her past love for Jason.
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S2, EP5 "Homecoming"Renee, Sondi and Whitney look to move on with the next chapters in their lives as single women, when they are shocked by the untimely passing of Renee's grandmother.
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