Love & Hip Hop

On Season 2, Episode 7 of ‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,’ Mimi and K. Michelle are still salty with each other about the arguments the week before at the video shoot. She travels to New York with Ariane to fix things with her. “If it’s not about K. Michelle then it needs to be made about her,” Mimi says frustratingly. K. Michelle went on the radio once again and stated that Mimi’s man Nikko is on t

On ‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta’ Season 2, Episode 6, Lil Scrappy comes to visit Momma Dee and she has an “end of engagement” cake to celebrate the breakup between him and Erica. Scrappy is angry over this and goes to his father, who is a preacher, to speak to him about his ongoing issues. ...

After a meltdown on the last episode, Traci tries to mend things with DrewBabey. They broke up seven years ago, but she’s still hurt. “I still haven’t met anyone yet that I can love,” Traci explains while crying.

Following a blow-up between Erica and Momma Dee on the last episode, Lil Scrappy meets up with his mom to clean up some of the mess on 'Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta' Season 2, Episode 4.

On Season 2, Episode 3 of ‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,' K. Michelle waxes Rasheeda, Lil Scrappy and Erica might be on the outs and Stevie J and Mimi try to schedule co-parenting into their lives.

On Season 2, Episode 2 of ‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,’ Mimi continues be fed up with Stevie J. She meets K. Michelle at the gym to let out her frustrations.

'Love & Hip Hop Atlanta' Season 2 kicked off last night and of course it was filled with the dysfunction of Stevie J and his ongoing love triangle with Joseline, "the Puerto Rican Princess," and Mimi, “his helpless baby mother.”

On part two of the ‘Love & Hip Hop: New York’ reunion, the messiness continues. Jen and Consequence open up about their biggest issue during the show -- their conflicting religious views. Cons repeats that in the Muslim world, the man decides the tone of the house and therefore his first-born has to be Muslim.

'Love & Hip Hop: New York' Season 3 reunited last night and the show was a circus to say the least -- and it was only Part One. Hot 97's Funkmaster Flex was spinning the tunes for the show and show creator Mona Scott-Young asked all the heavy-hitting questions. A lie detector test was also included for the show's most untrustworthy characters: Joe Budden and Erica Mena.

The supertrailer for VH1's popular series 'Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta' debuted on Wednesday (April 4) and according to the show's creator Mona Scott-Young, this season is primed to be an even bigger hit than the last.