Love and Hip Hop

Exes Tahiry and Joe have some unfinished business and are trying to redefine their friendship while dealing with interference from Joe's "best friend" and trouble maker Raqi Thunda. Rich and Erica have taken their relationship to a new level and Yandy has deals with her expanding family.

Joe puts Raqi in her place for stepping over the line and ends their friendship, but now he is dealing with a much greater personal problem. Jen and Cons celebrate their sons' first birthday, but argue over religious differences. Rich and Erica are quickly learning business and pleasure don't mix.

Consequence and Jen deal with the conflicting role religion plays in their relationship. Mendeecees and Yandy wonder if they are both ready to take the next step in their relationship. Joe continues his path of recovery with help from two of the most important people in his life. Drama hits Team Dollaz and it's apparent Rich's two leading ladies can't seem to agree on anything.

Erica and Olivia meet to settle the score. Tahiry continues be a part of Joe's support team and surprises him with a pop-up visit and gift. Yandy and Mendeecees face a most difficult time as parents. Jen finds a new friend in Raqi, but a girls' night out goes bad when Raqi has an unfortunate run-in with Rashidah.

Tahiry and Joe continue on their path of trying to work on friendship. Yandy gets out of the doghouse with Mendeecees by making a sexy video for his birthday. Rich reluctantly agrees to Erica doing a ballad as her first single. Jen and Raqi have a test interview with Hot97, which ends up testing their friendship.

Rich gives Erica an ultimatum in her career. Kaylin takes a stand regarding Joe and Tahiry's relationship, but when Tahiry sees Kaylin, it gets ugly. Cons sticks up for Jen by defending his girl. Mendeecees takes matters into his own hands and deals with a disrespectful situation the only way he knows how.

Mendeecees and Maurice bury the hatchet. Rich considers the advice of people closest to him regarding his relationship with Erica. Cons and Jen interview potential babysitters for Caiden. Things go left at Winter's tell-all book event, when she betrays Lore'l by airing out her dirty laundry to a roomful of people.

Rich takes action and confronts Erica on her wrongdoings but she remains steadfast in proving her worth. Joe has a revelation about how he has treated Tahiry and commits to changing. Lore'l lets Winter know how she feels once and for all. The holiday season poses more tension for Jen and Cons. Rashidah launches her new shoe line, but still can't seem to escape negativity

Lore'l and Cons attempt to do a record together. Raqi and Rashidah prove their disdain for one another. Joe finally steps up to the plate and supports Tahiry in her career, but does she trust his intentions? Rich pulls the rug out from underneath Erica.

Erica fights to get her man back the best way she knows how, but a secret is revealed to Olivia that may spice things up. Tahiry gears up for a meaningful trip and is pleasantly surprised by Joe's support. Raqi tries to right her wrongs. Yandy and Mendeecees make a big decision.

Rich realizes the love triangle he has created has to come to an end. Joe accompanies Tahiry to DR for more than just support. Tahiry faces her past head on, in order to move forward. After the happiest time in their life, Mendeecees and Yandy's family is about to embark on something that can ultimately tear them apart.

Joe and Tahiry deal with the realizations they've made in DR, which involves the fate of his relationship with Kaylin. Deep secrets are revealed between Rich and Erica. Jen and Cons find strength in the face of adversity. Yandy copes with the recent drama surrounding her family.

The drama unfolds as the ladies of "Love & Hip Hop NY" reunite to get into all the issues, the beef, and the madness that occurred during and after the cameras rolled.

The drama unfolds as the ladies of "Love & Hip Hop NY" reunite to get into all the issues, the beef, and the madness that occurred during and after the cameras rolled.