Brian has a surprise for Beverly; Beverly and Anansa begin to make progress with their new therapist.

Nikki throws Robert a birthday party; Beverly considers the possibility of marriage; Anansa and David are speechless.

Beverly and Robert travel to San Francisco; Anansa and David enjoy time alone; Beverly gains new insight.

Anansa learns the life coach is friends with Brian; a trainer starts the girls on a workout routine; Beverly receives startling news.

Beverly's mother and sister visit; Anansa is put in a difficult position.

Robert and Anansa consider ideas for Beverly's birthday, ending in drama.

Beverly and Anansa seek the help of a life coach to improve their relationship.

Beverly prepares to open her home to her daughter and her family; a turbulent past resurfaces.

Former "Basketball Wives" star Evelyn Lozada gets her own show, showcasing her personal and professional lives, along with her daughter, model Shaniece Hairston. Lozada is busy, from learning to be a mother again -- she has a young son with fiance Carl Crawford -- to setting up a new home in Los Angeles and working on getting her new book published. Add to that to-do list dealing with family issues back East, and Lozada has a full plate in front of her. Shaniece seeks mom's advice -- and sometimes utilizes it -- as she works on launching her own bikini line while continuing to pursue her burgeoning modeling career. The show features the ladies' family and close friends, who offer their support as Evelyn moves on from her past and Shaniece looks toward adulthood and her new life.

Being a member of the iconic Jackson family, La Toya Jackson knows what it's like to be in the spotlight, but she has always seemed to be overshadowed by her siblings. Now she's taking center stage in this reality series as she tackles love, her career and possibly even parenthood, all in her own unpredictable way. Looking for a new house, starting new business ventures and jumping into the dating scene are among the events viewers witness La Toya undertake on the show. On board with the singer is an entourage that includes devoted business partner Jeffré, parents Joe and Katherine, two meddlesome matchmakers, a magician, a lovelorn lifeguard and lifelong best friend Kathy Hilton. Yes, that Kathy Hilton. La Toya also opens up about some issues from her past, including an abusive former husband, family feuds and the death of brother Michael.

Some may not be familiar with the name Kym Whitley, but given her extensive resume, there's a good chance you've seen her (or heard her voice) in a TV show or movie during the last 20 years. The actress and comic steps into the spotlight with a reality series featuring a group of her friends that she calls "The Village" doing something none of them has done before: Raise a baby. When Kym agreed to mentor a troubled girl, she didn't expect to get a call from a hospital telling her that "her" baby is ready. She learns that the girl she was set to mentor left the maternity ward, giving only Kym's contact information, so the actress had less than an hour to make a life-changing decision of whether or not to become the child's mother. After she decided to raise baby Joshua, the Village came together to help her face the realities of being a full-time mom. Among the challenges Kym has is trying to be just friends with Joshua's father.

OWN's reality TV series "Houston Beauty" features the goings-on at Franklin Beauty School, owned and operated by the Jemison family for more than 98 years. The schools' students and staff have big dreams, big personalities and even bigger challenges. Although the Jemisons are strict, they never know who will walk through their doors. For most students, it's a chance to turn their lives around, if they can overcome the obstacles of earning a cosmetology license. With the help and guidance of Ms. J, the students are inspired to keep on track for a better future.

Father-and-daughter acting duo Ryan and Tatum O'Neal starred together in the 1973 feature film "Paper Moon" but had a falling out after that. The relationship between the two got so bad that they were estranged from each other for a quarter of a century before reuniting for this docu-series that showcases Ryan and Tatum's attempt to rebuild their once-strong bond. The father and daughter try to understand the pivotal moments that led to their falling out and struggle to piece together their fractured relationship.

Flex Alexander and Shanice are the celebrity couple of this reality series -- living in a rental home with their extended family. After some financial setbacks, the former sitcom star and his singer wife brought in family members and her "momager," Crystal, to help cover the rent. Professionally, things are improving: He has comedy gigs booked, and she's recording again, but the home situation is deteriorating. Rumors were that Crystal was to blame for her daughter's career troubles, so Shanice must re-evaluate that relationship. Parenting preteens Imani and Elijah raises family issues too.

Kingsland, Ga., located about 36 miles north of Jacksonville, Fla., isn't well-known outside its local area. But it was chosen by Oprah Winfrey to be transformed into Lovetown, USA, and featured on this reality series. Kingsland is the home of a 30-day social experiment that challenges the town's residents to focus on building love in their community. Paul Carrick Brunson, known as "the real-life hitch," and love architect Kailen Rosenberg are tasked with trying to mend relationships between embattled friends and lovers as well as finding love for singles with people in their own backyard. Everyone from the mayor to grade-school students get involved in the social experiment that examines the impact that love, grace and kindness can have on a community.

Robbie Montgomery was one of the original backup singers for Ike and Tina Turner in the 1960s. After her professional singing career ended, Montgomery -- who is known as Miss Robbie -- took her mother's soul-food recipes, which had been passed down through generations, and created Sweetie Pie's, an iconic St. Louis soul-food restaurant that now has multiple locations. This docu-series follows Miss Robbie as she works to keep the business thriving with help from her son and business partner, Tim, and other family members. With all of the business dealings going on, Tim is busy pursuing a music career and navigating his relationship with off-and-on fiancee Jenae. Miss Robbie, who is in her 70s and has never been married, also looks for love.