Tamar and Vince disagree about a house in Atlanta; Logan gets a pig; Evelyn visits LA for the Grammy Awards.

Tamar worries about flying after her health scare; Tamar hangs out with Traci in DC; Evelyn is rushed to the hospital.

Tamar's sisters arrive for a surprise visit; Evelyn lays tough love on Tamar; the sisters distract Tamar.

Tamar returns home from the hospital and is reunited with Logan; Tamar talks to Toni about her illness.

Tamar worries her voice will give out before her concert in Orlando and pushes herself too far.

Tamar is stressed as she prepares for her upcoming tour; Vince subs for Tamar on "The Real" when she's sick.

Vince signs new female artists; Tamar confronts Vince about a text from a woman; Tamar shoots a music video with friends.

Tamar travels to the Caribbean to shoot a music video; Tamar get advice from Toni about DWTS and troubling text on Vince's phone.

Tamar puts her secret plan to move out on hold following Vince's car accident; Tamar and Vince release her new album together, but Tamar decides to move out and file for divorce.

Tamar and Vince have a big blowout in Atlanta, prompting Tamar to hatch a secret plan; Tamar reunites with her friend, Tiny, after a very public feud and reveals major news; Tamar gets a telephone call that changes everything.

Tamar struggles to keep her marriage on good terms; Vince reveals his true feelings about working with Tamar; Tamar's father gives her tough love after months of no communication.

Tamar and Vince struggle to reconcile before the show in Washington, D.C., and Tamar makes a heartbreaking decision; a painful truth is exposed during a dinner party.

Vince lashes out after Tamar expresses a need for space, and the Mexico trip comes to an explosive end; the non-stop clashes prompt Tamar to make a painful decision; Tamar and Vince face off on the night of the concert.

After an explosive fight with Vince, Tamar plans a trip to Cabo to ease the tension, but they soon learn they can't leave their problems behind; Vince storms out of dinner, and Tamar is left feeling lonely.

Tamar confronts Vince when her performance goes wrong; the strain of career and home begins to show cracks in their marriage; Vince considers risky surgery, but Tamar fears for his life.

The hectic lives of musicians Tamar Braxton and Vincent Herbert.

Singer Toni Braxton has had some ups and downs in her career, ranging from No. 1 hits to marriage (and eventual separation) and bankruptcy. The roller coaster ride that is Toni's life seems to continue on this reality series, in which she is joined by her sisters -- Traci, Tamar, Trina and Towanda -- and their mother, Evelyn. The tight-knit group of sisters' battle for the spotlight includes sibling rivalry, man drama and a DUI. Mom referees the action as the sisters' love for one another tries to keep them together during life's trials and tribulations.

Kendra Wilkinson-Baskett first gained fame as one of Hugh Hefner's girlfriends on the E! reality series "The Girls Next Door." She has since translated that fame into an entertainment career and marriage to former professional football player Hank Baskett. Adding to the list of Kendra's reality shows is "Kendra on Top," which chronicles her transition into motherhood as she works to balance her family life -- including all the ups and downs of marriage -- with professional and personal ambitions. Kendra's trademark upbeat attitude and funny outlook on life help her get through the many challenges she faces. Meanwhile, Hank tries to discover what life is like outside of the NFL now that he has retired from the league.

Being in the spotlight doesn't necessarily make life easier for reality TV stars and, in fact, often makes things harder for the celebrities. Oftentimes, their relationships suffer from the notoriety. In this series of the "Marriage Boot Camp" franchise, stars of such shows as "The Real Housewives" and "Bad Girls Club" seek help from therapists and other experts to prevent their personal relationships -- either romantic or familial -- from getting worse. The therapists put the celebs and their loved ones through their form of boot camp, testing them with challenges that include revealing some of their deepest secrets and personal woes.

Being in the spotlight doesn't necessarily make life easier for reality TV stars and, in fact, often makes things harder for the celebrities. Oftentimes, their relationships suffer from the notoriety. In this series of the "Marriage Boot Camp" franchise, stars of such shows as "The Real Housewives" and "Bad Girls Club" seek help from therapists and other experts to prevent their personal relationships -- either romantic or familial -- from getting worse. The therapists put the celebs and their loved ones through their form of boot camp, testing them with challenges that include revealing some of their deepest secrets and personal woes.

Rapper-turned-actor Ice-T adds another hyphen to his title: reality-TV star. The "Law & Order: SVU" actor stars in this reality show with his wife, model Coco -- a nickname she got at a young age when her brother mispronounced her real name, Nicole. The show follows the couple, along with pet bulldog Spartacus, as they make their way through the Hollywood social scene. Coco, who has been the woman behind the man and the heart of the family's brand in the first decade of the couple's marriage, sets her sights on establishing her own career in entertainment while maintaining balance in her marriage.

Although not necessarily a household name nationwide, Kim Kimble is one of the biggest names in Hollywood when it comes to hair. The celebrity hairstylist comes up with the hairstyles worn by many on Hollywood's A-list, including Grammy-winning singers Beyoncé, Mary J. Blige and Shakira. Her clientele also includes the not-so-famous through her successful retail product line and the exclusive Hollywood salon that she runs, Kimble Hair Studio. Staffed by talented but high-strung stylists, the salon is at the crux of this reality series that documents the stylists' fierce rivalry and desire to be on top. Also featured in the series is Kim's mother, Jasmine, a hairstylist and salon owner herself who encouraged her daughter to follow in the family's hairdressing legacy after recognizing Kim's talent at an early age.

Kim, Kourtney and Khloé Kardashian are busy ladies and don't have time to run their upscale DASH boutiques all by themselves, so they have employees working at the stores to help them out. "Dash Dolls" focuses on two of the company's workers, Khloé's best friend Malika Haqq and her twin sister, Khadijah Haqq-McCray. The docuseries shows how the Haqq sisters balance the hectic lives that young women have in Hollywood -- including romances and parties -- with the stress and drama that come from representing the Kardashian brand. Although it is a glamorous job to be working for one of Hollywood's most famous families, the three sisters are often demanding bosses.

Celebrities live together in a house outfitted with cameras and microphones recording their every move 24 hours a day.

NBA player Lamar Odom steps off of the hardwood and into the celebrity spotlight as he stars with wife and reality TV veteran Khloe Kardashian Odom in the not-so-creatively titled "Khloe and Lamar." The docu-series follows the couple as they try to balance their hectic schedules, families and, perhaps most importantly, their romantic one-on-one time together. The second season adds another challenge for the celebrity power couple -- adjusting to life in Texas in the aftermath of Lamar being traded from the Los Angeles Lakers to the Dallas Mavericks.