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Compatibility is in question for Mikeyah and Marcus' relationship, so they've come before the judges to determine if they should stay or walk away.
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After her boyfriend, Barry, takes a suspicious "business trip" to Miami, Brooke suspects him of cheating with his ex.
S2, EP36 "Smith vs. Anderson"
A paternity battle ignites as Janay seeks justice, while Dale's doubts and secrets keep him on the defensive.
S2, EP35 "Minor vs. Sanders"
Breanna and Jonathan face a relationship crossroads, navigating trust, age gaps and uncertain futures in their complicated polyamorous love life.
S2, EP34 "Davis-Jones vs. Martin"
Alexus seeks vindication because hometown rumors have her boyfriend, Kristopher, questioning the paternity of their child.
S2, EP33 "Green vs. Vinson"
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