Coronavirus cases in Atlanta explode leaving everyone wondering how they'll make ends meet; all hell breaks loose when Akbar comes face to face with her many enemies at Spice's pop up shop.

Bambi breaks the news to Scrappy about baby number two, leaving Momma Dee feeling left out of the palace; Kirk and Rasheeda pick up the pieces when Kirk Jr is released from prison.

Karlie and Sierra have an emotional heart to heart on the ski trip; Shekinah and Spice's feud rages on; Shooter's messy love triangle goes up in flames after Cheyenne and Ki'yomi come face to face; Sierra catches BK cheating.

The ski trip gets off to a dramatic start as the ladies take pregnancy tests.

Rasheeda decides to whisk the girls away for a ski trip, but a Frost family crisis gets in the way; Sierra and Shooter are also in crisis when their daughter is assaulted at school; Alexis opens up about her traumatic past.

Akbar goes to war with Light-Skin-Keisha over her throne as queen of Atlanta; Scrappy and Bambi seek peace for their family, but their moms have other plans in mind; newbie Kiyomi Leslie is on the scene; and Shooter juggles his messy love life.

Former besties Karlie and Sierra are left reeling after their brawl; Bambi has it out for alleged homewrecker LightSkinKeisha; Stevie uncovers Mimi's deep seated abandonment issues; Scrappy worries Momma Dee is drinking again.

There's trouble in paradise for besties Sierra and Karlie; up-and-coming rap superstar LightSkinKeisha is on the scene with her man by her side; Karlie and Alexis bond over a shared enemy, and Scrappy continues to fear for Momma.

Kirk and Rasheeda's 20th anniversary party goes left when Alexis Skyy comes for Karlie; Sierra fights for her freedom; Joc is horrified when Kendra asks him to get snipped; Momma Dee is in a health crisis.

The crew dives deep into the release of Scrapp Deleon; Akbar lets it all out when confronting Shekinah; Tokyo discusses her battle with depression.

Pooh finds herself in the hot seat as the cast gets together with host Nina Parker to wrap up a season filled with drama.

Mimi and Faith get caught up in Stevie and Ty's beef; Joc plots a happy ending with Kendra; Scrappy comes to terms with his car accident; Pooh and Sierra collide at Spice and Akbar's session; Karlie arrives at a crossroads.

Karlie and her daughter collide with Pooh and her daughter at Rasheeda's event; Joc digs himself a deeper hole with Kendra; Scrappy struggles after a disastrous family get-together; Tokyo opens up to her mom.

Kendra gets wind of the scandalous rumors about Joc; insensitive comments spark an emotional argument between Spice and Shekinah; Tokyo goes missing; Scrapp struggles to break the cycle; Akbar finds common ground.

Drama erupts at Kirk and Rasheeda's seminar; Ty questions Mimi's relationship with Stevie; the mothers of Joc's children weigh in on Kendra; Pooh and Akbar link up to take down Shekinah; Scrapp debates his next move with Sierra.

Karlie and Mo's issues boil over at a dramatic therapy session; Shekinah uncovers a scandal at Joc's salon; Stevie leads Scrapp and the guys on an outdoor adventure; Rasheeda sets boundaries with Jasmine.

Spice races from Africa to Trinidad for her performance at Machel Monday; Rasheeda blasts Kirk after a shocking discovery; Pooh makes one last attempt to squash the beef with Karlie.

Conflict erupts between Joc and Kendra at an all-night rave in Trinidad; Karlie introduces the crew to her family; Pooh drops scandalous new receipts; back in The A, Stevie comes face to face with Scrapp for the first time.

The crew arrives in Trinidad; Karlie checks Tokyo and Shekinah; Joc, Kirk and Scrappy go on a jungle adventure; Pooh airs out Karlie's dirty laundry; Akbar and Scrapp help Che through a personal crisis.

Spice invites Karlie, Joc, and friends to Trinidad; Sierra tries to broker peace between Tokyo and Akbar; Pooh fights to clear her name; Scrapp helps put on a charity benefit; Shekinah handles business for Che.

Tokyo and Akbar clash at their showcase; Karlie goes after Kendra and Bambi as she spirals out of control at the cabin; Erica tries to make peace with Scrappy; Pooh hosts a disastrous cocktail party.

Atlanta has become a hotbed for hip-hop music, and it is the setting for this reality series that explores what life is like for a tight-knit crew of friends, many of whom have family members who are well-known in the hip-hop community. But like any family, Atlanta's next generation of hip-hop stars do not always get along. Growing up together in the shadow of their legendary parents has established tight bonds and bitter rivalries, as everybody fights for their chance to push their way into the spotlight. The well-connected Atlanta crew features, among others, Bow Wow, Da Brat, Waka Flocka Flame, Tammy Rivera, and Andrea "Drea" Kelly, the ex-wife of R. Kelly.

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WE tv expands on its hit franchise with "Growing Up Hip Hop: New York." In this reality series, the scions of hip-hop royalty navigate life in the Big Apple while looking for love and hustling to prove their mettle in the music industry. They enjoy the perks life has to offer while trying to avoid the pitfalls associated with being the sons and daughters of famous parents. The drama-filled episodes spotlight fractured relationships, sibling rivalries, arrests, love triangles, pregnancies, DNA tests, and more. The cast includes Ja Rule and children Jeff Bruce Atkins Jr. and Brittney Atkins; music mogul Irv Gotti and children Angie Pearson and Jonathan "JJ" Wilson Lorenzo; Fat Joe with son Ryan Cartagena; Charli Baltimore and daughter DJ Siaani; Young Dirty Bastard; Flavor Flav and children Da'Zyna, Quan and Will; JoJo Simmons; Lil' Mama and brother Arnstar; Kid Capri with daughter Vina Love and industry manager Madina Milana.

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This reality series explores Grammy-winning rapper T.I.'s home life as he is reunited with his wife, Tameka, and children after serving a 12-month prison sentence. The series follows the rapper at his most vulnerable, as he re-acclimates to being a father, husband and musician. Viewers get to know T.I.'s children and see their reactions as they realize their father is a member of hip-hop royalty. Viewers also get a glimpse into the loving and fascinating relationship between T.I. and Tameka, who has faithfully stood by her husband's side through his highs and lows.The OMG Girlz, an up-and-coming group Tameka manages, is also featured in the program.

Growing up with a famous parent isn't easy, as the children often have to work hard to emerge from their parents' shadows and gain independence -- especially if they want entertainment careers of their own. "Growing Up Hip Hop" documents the lives of a tight-knit group of friends, most of whom have at least one parent who is famous. Angela Simmons, the daughter of Run-D.M.C.'s Rev Run, is a model and fashion designer; Romeo Miller has followed in the footsteps of his father, Master P, in becoming a musician; entrepreneur Damon "Boogie" Dash is the son of former record executive Damon Dash; singer Kristinia DeBarge, the daughter of James DeBarge, struggles to choose between family and fame; TJ Mizell, a DJ whose father was Run-D.M.C. member Jam Master Jay, views Angela as family since both of their dads were in Run-D.M.C.; and aspiring singer Egypt Criss gets her talent from both mom and dad -- Pepa from Salt-N-Pepa and Treach from Naughty by Nature.

VH1 viewers have gotten to know "America's first family of hip-hop," Grammy winner Tip "T.I." Harris, his wife, Tameka, and their children on "T.I. and Tiny: The Family Hustle," offering a glimpse into the private life of one of the world's most celebrated rappers. Now the TV franchise grows as T.I. and Tiny surround themselves with some friends to create a household teeming with loyalty, love and support. There is also plenty of daily drama, humor and hijinks.