Tia takes a DNA test when Tamera suspects she and her sister may not be identical twins; the sisters cannot agree on a scent for a new product.

The sisters have differing opinions on how to handle their maternity brand; Tia plans her will and visits a fertility specialist.

Tia wants to have another child, but fears the time may not be right as she prepares to begin work on her new series; Tamera faces stiff competition at an audition for a talk show.

An unflattering online picture compels Tia to attend a military-style fitness boot camp, with Tamera and Jerome also coming along for the ride.

A health scare causes Tamera to miss the party for Tia's pilot; Tia and Jerome ride a zip line; Tia plots to update Tamera's wardrobe.

Tamera readies for a celebrity poker tournament in Las Vegas; Tia suggests that she and Tamera combine their creative talents, only to learn that her sister is already working on her own project.

The sisters attempt to break out of their respective ruts; Tamera plans a poker night with the ladies; Tia takes burlesque lessons.

Tamera takes a proactive approach to her career and works with a friend on developing a sitcom project; Tia attends a red-carpet event as she awaits news about her pilot.

Tamera worries about making her voice heard among the four co-hosts of her new talk show; Tia misses Cory while she works on her sitcom.

Tamera must make some difficult changes when her talk show is picked up; Tia takes part in an ad campaign for an animal-rights organization.

Tia & Cory bring home baby Cree; Tia isn't ready to go back to work.

Tamera attempts to break out of her comfort zone; Tia makes final preparations for baby Cree's arrival.

Tia has to bring someone in to help her get the baby nursery finished in time; Tamera prepares herself to reenter the acting game.

Tia must decide whether or not to get a risky procedure; Tamera struggles with Adam moving in.

The girls vent their frustrations regarding the wedding weekend but when it turns into a shouting match; Tia tries everything to get her breeched baby turned.

Tamera's wedding weekend is finally here but bad weather and Tia's late arrival are threatening her dream-wedding.

Tamera prepares for her bachelorette weekend; Tia has to decide on a birthing plan.

Tia's pregnancy is keeping her from fulfilling her Maid of Honor duties.

Highlights from the first two seasons of "Tia & Tamera" include sisterly feuds and comedic moments.

Tamera prepares for her baby's arrival, but fails to involve her sister in last-minute preparations; Tia gets bad news about her television project.

Tia takes a provocative dancing class to keep the fire alive in her marriage; Tamera plans a final night out with the girls before the baby is born.

It's a story tailor-made for a reality-TV series: "E! News" anchor Giuliana DePandi and first "Apprentice" winner Bill Rancic met during an interview, were engaged in 2006 and married the next year. So, of course, Style, E!'s sister network, ordered a series featuring the celebrity couple. "Giuliana & Bill" features the couple as they're seen navigating their not-quite-ideal relationship with many phone calls and flights, as he runs businesses in Chicago and she works in Los Angeles. Although he eventually moves out west to be with his wife in the City of Angels.

There's plenty of drama at the Gatsby Salon in New Jersey, where big hair, big nails, and a constant tan are de rigueur. The high-end salon has recently undergone a complete makeover of its own and is now as state-of-the-art as it can be. Owner Gayle and daughter Christy are feeling the pressure to make the shop a success -- and the ongoing drama among the staff is just one more stressor. Stylist Anthony, who owns his own salon but works at the Gatsby while it's being revamped, is unfazed by the female drama surrounding him there. Alexa, who has a sideline business doing makeup for brides on the weekends, has dreams of her own and very definite feelings about what constitutes Jersey style. And Gigi, who dreams of a husband and family, is working on reconciling with the love of her life while styling hair at the salon.

Introduced to viewers in "Braxton Family Values," Tamar Braxton is the family's sassy youngest sister. This series follows Tamar and music mogul husband Vince Herbert, whom she married in 2008, in their relationship, which centers around her obsession with achieving instant pop stardom and his attempts to keep his sanity while trying to help her reach her goal. While they have an over-the-top lifestyle, Tamar has her hands full dealing with Vince's health issues, her stagnant music career, and pet dog Miracle, who constantly barks and relieves himself everywhere. Through the highs and lows, the couple are out to prove that a husband and wife can mix business with pleasure.

Wedding planners at the end of their ropes try to resist the urge to bludgeon their bridezillas with their own bouquets as one marriage ceremony after another threatens to spin hopelessly out of control.

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.

A style-impaired guest gets a closet full of new clothes and a makeover. One wardrobe is handpicked by celebrity stylist Jeannie Mai, while two friends of the guest also get to choose new duds for their friend. The fashion victim then picks which clothing collection he or she likes best.

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.

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.

The Roloffs, stars of the one-time TLC staple "Little People, Big World," return in this series and proclaim a hearty "I do!" to a new family adventure. Led, as always, by husband and wife Matt and Amy, the Oregon-based clan open and operate a new wedding venue on their farm. Cameras first capture such projects as refurbishing a historic barn to serve as the reception room, and then all the joys and setbacks that come with running a wedding business, from inspirational moments to cake catastrophes or disastrous weather. The series also keeps viewers up to date on events in the Roloffs' lives, such as Molly preparing for college and Matt and Amy's impending 25th wedding anniversary.