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Jesse and Michelle take a major step with their divorce; Zack struggles with the decision to have kids with his boyfriend, Benji; Kristen and Luke meet with a couples' therapist to mixed results.
Jesse and Michelle take a major step with their divorce; Zack struggles with the decision to have kids with his boyfriend, Benji; Kristen and Luke meet with a couples' therapist to mixed results.
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S3, EP20 "Reunion Part 2"From bottle service to baby bottles, couples find their way out of the young and fast life of the Hollywood lights.
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S3, EP12 "Schwartzapalooza"Zach breaks down about his future with Benji; Benji pokes a hole in Danny's story; Brittany calls out Kristen for protecting Nia's feelings over hers; on a group trip to Mexico, Kristen's travel anxiety gets the best of her; Luke reveals his uncertainty about the future of their relationship.
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S3, EP13 "Liked and Loaded"Schwartz's birthday party erupts into chaos after Lala calls out Danny's social media behavior; Zack's temper flares over the group's treatment of Danny; Luke and Kristen continue to clash.
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S3, EP14 "Hips Don't Lie"Kristen faces backlash, Danny and Nia clash, and a sudden ER visit shocks the group.
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S3, EP20 "Reunion Part 2"From bottle service to baby bottles, couples find their way out of the young and fast life of the Hollywood lights.
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S3, EP19 "Reunion Part 1"Tensions run high as the group comes together; Kristen and Nia reflect on their postpartum journeys and marriages now that their daughters are a year old; Brittany comes to terms with her dating picker being off; Michelle addresses her love life being in the headlines; Zack calls out Brittany for not having his back; as Lacy joins the reunion stage, things quickly take a turn with Michelle.
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S3, EP18 "The Valley of the Damned"Final drama erupts as secrets spill, friendships crack, and accusations fly at Brittany's party.
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S3, EP17 "Guilt Tripping"Jesse and Michelle take a major step with their divorce; Zack struggles with the decision to have kids with his boyfriend, Benji; Kristen and Luke meet with a couples' therapist to mixed results.
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