On the latest episode of “Love & Hip Hop: Miami,” Bobby and Gaelle’s trip continues to fall apart. Fabo and Shay clash, while Allan and Amara annoy the group with their theatrics. Here are the highlights for, “Heaven Is a Place on Earth.”
Shay realizes she may have overstepped.
Amara and Shay catch up after the blowup with Allan. Shay understands she went too far. She apologizes for going off on Allan in defense of Amara. Shay realizes they have a toxic friendship.
During a green screen interview, Amara tells producers that she is planning to push Shay and Fabo to hash things out. Since Allan is back in her life, she wants the same for Shay. She believes Shay wants to get back together with Fabo.
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Another accusation is made about Fabo.
When Fabo comes around, Shay goes completely off again. She calls him out for asking her to terminate her pregnancy. When Fabo is asked about this in a confessional, he says this wasn’t a moment he is proud of. But he thought they had moved past it.
Shay’s inability to calm down results in the conversation going left quickly and nothing being resolved. After Shay storms off, Fabo tells Amara that he wants his family back. Shay is just hard to talk to right now.
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He is later called out by Hawt Topic for allegedly trying to hit on her while the cast was in the Dominican Republic. Fabo denies this.
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Allan and Amara continue their shenanigans.
After Amara has a conversation with Emjay about letting his issues with Allan go, she attempts to rehash the conversation with Allan. He is upset that she had a conversation with Emjay behind his back. Allan doesn’t want Amara to talk to Emjay. When Amara questions why she is in the wrong if they aren’t together, Allan then says they are back together. They then kiss and head back to Amara’s hotel room. The rest of the group is disgusted by Amara’s dedication to Allan, a married man.
Amara says she isn’t worried about critics of their relationship because “they are all single” anyway.
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What are your thoughts on the episode?
Between Trina, Amara, Princess, Shay, and those weird a-s sisters, this show is full of pathetic and desperate a-s black women. I’m disgusted and wish this sh-t would be canceled. There is nothing entertaining about watching black women settle over and over just to say they aren’t single. And Amara’s bird a-s is still single because Allan is married!