Keke and LaTisha make amends.
The episode starts with Keke and LaTisha hashing out their issues. This includes Keke feeling as if LaTisha abandoned her at a time of need. However, LaTisha says she had to separate herself as a way of protecting herself.
LaTisha then recalls a time when Keke said, “**** her baby” when LaTisha just gave birth. Keke feels disheartened by LaTisha’s comments because she was dealing with her addiction at the time.
Keke’s willing to move forward but LaTisha’s hesitant because she believes Keke will hurt her again. To make amends, Keke says she’ll think before speaking. Keke and LaTisha also agree to never bring up this situation again. Lastly, LaTisha invites her to a girls’ event at a spa and Keke accepts.
Mark Sr. gives his son Marsau sound advice.
Later on, Marsau’s at Blaque when his father Mark Sr. stops by for a tour. Mark’s proud of all Marsau’s doing with work. However, Mark wants Marsau to enjoy the fruits of his labor, mentioning how he never took a cruise until he was 50. He doesn’t want Marsau to make the same mistake. However, Marsau strongly feels it’s not time to slow down.
The next day, LaTisha greets Kimmi at a quiet coffee shop in Huntsville. Kimmi’s surprised to meet LaTisha here and LaTisha explains Marsau’s new business partner took over her office space at Scholt. She’s getting a new office hopefully at the end of the month. Kimmi lets LaTisha know she’ll need to be pushy to make sure Marsau keeps up his end of the bargain.
Surprisingly, Melody calls Kimmi and LaTisha offers to speak to Melody. LaTisha invites Melody to an event she’s planning and surprisingly, Melody agrees.
LaTisha and Marsau speak about the business during dinner.
Next, Marsau’s at home with his family. LaTisha prepared a family dinner. Marsau brings up how LaTisha doesn’t have much time to cook because she’s working more and the kids quickly pounce. One of their daughters brings up how he can cook and MJ doesn’t appreciate their dad speaking to his mom in that manner.
Once the kids leave the table, Marsau brings up his recent conversation with Mark Sr. LaTisha brings up Marsau’s business partner Gino joining the company and taking over her old office. She didn’t appreciate Marsau not approaching her about this business move beforehand. However, Marsau doesn’t agree and tells LaTisha to “play her role.”
He mentions that he is in the role of handling the daily operations of Scholt. Marsau also says that he feels that his business partner has more experience.
LaTisha stands her ground, however, telling Marsau to communicate better with her. Marsau stands his ground too, mentioning all of their projects as an excuse to not tell her about Gino moving into the office.
The conversation ends with LaTisha saying she was hurt by the move, especially after Marsau infers that LaTisha wasn’t doing much business in the office.
LaTisha hopes for peace during her spa day.
Eventually, it’s time for LaTisha’s event; a day at a local spa. Kimmi arrives first which is great because this is another celebration for her cancer victory. LaTisha’s hopeful all of the ladies can get along. Unfortunately, LaTisha learned Tiffany has a bone to pick with Keke regarding LaTisha’s tension with Keke.
As everyone arrives and changes into their robes, Tiffany pokes fun at LaTisha’s puppets from the reunion. Kimmi was relieved Melody wasn’t around at that point because Melody may not have found it funny.
Once everyone is in their robes, they split up and enjoy various spa treatments and sound baths. While in their sound bath, Tiffany talks to Melody about Keke. Tiffany didn’t like Keke’s past actions and doesn’t want to be around her because of that. However, Melody’s doing her best to stay peaceful.
Keke clashes with Tiffany and calls out Stormi.
Meanwhile, Keke tells Kimmi that she and LaTisha are working on their relationship. Keke brings up to Kimmi how she felt about Kimmi reporting to LaTisha what she said at Melody’s event last season.
Kimmi stands by her actions. She says Keke caused all of the drama because she said too much about LaTisha’s marriage.
Keke and Tiffany also have a moment. Tiffany previously told the other women that she wasn’t sure she could get to know Keke. And she thought what Keke did to LaTisha was really foul. This makes Keke hard to trust in Tiffany’s opinion.
To no surprise, Keke doesn’t appreciate Tiffany’s actions. The episode ends on a cliffhanger as their conversation becomes tense.
What are your thoughts about the episode?
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I dunno if I’m feeling this.
Again Tiffany is inserting herself where she doesn’t belong.
I didn’t feel she needed to explain the dynamic of family to Keke. She’s not a counselor to be saying anything about their cousin-ship.
Talking about Stormi too. Oh nooooo…
Keke don’t want no 💨!!!!
Something is very off and fake about this season. It feels soulless.
I agree. How did they go from being in such a bad place at the reunion to now being besties hanging out in a spa together? How did Tisha go from a housewife to this multimillionaire business that she built ? The math is not mathing. Put a fork in it and call the show done.
All of them are messy and pretend to be above the fray, but Tiffany is extra, always doing too much for the least, and really deflects worse than Mel and Tisha. She is really going to be aggressive than she is passive because of her pregnancy. Her husband, like Marsau needs to give her Tisha, a reality check on their passive aggressive messiness and victim nentalities.
All foster kids are like that I call it “the foster kid syndrome!” 😂😂😂
All of them are messy and pretend to be above the fray! Although, Tiffany is extra –
always saying the most for the least! She really deflects worse than Tisha or any of them from her real life. She is really going to be aggressive with her messiness because of her pregnancy. Her husband, like Marsau, needs to give her a reality check on accountibilty for her passive aggressive messiness and victim mentality.