Baddies ATL - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Reunited and It Feels So...BAD
After welcoming some of the girls into the Baddie House, Natalie Nunn finally comes face-to-face with her former bestie turned nemesis, Tanisha Thomas.
Now You See Me, Now You Don't
The original bad girls of reality television reconnect in the ATL to reminisce, bring the fireworks, settle old beefs and prove that being bad girls is not just who they are…but what they do.
Sit Down or Throw Down
Hold on to your wig girl! It's time for a face to face OG style.
Let's Get to the Bag
The business is here! From money, new girls, and more it's time for a baddie board meeting.
It's About to Go Down
After the constant complaining about everything, the EPs decide it's time to call a house meeting.
Even Baddies Need a Break
Pack her shit! Sarah is still enraged while her "bestie" is trying to diffuse the drama.
You and All Yo Bull
The ladies learn that sometimes all you need to do is fight it out and ride it out.
SURPRISE!
An extra special baddie comes to surprise Sidney. But everyone isn't happy upon her arrival...
It's Time for the TWERKULATOR!
From one party to the next, the girls buss it wide open for a bag.
All Bad Things Come to an End
We came, we saw, and it was an epic fail. But if it's one thing the baddies can do, it's TURN TF UP!
The Reunion Part 1
The baddies have returned to dish on their eventful first season back together as well as the added drama and fallout that has occurred since. Hosted by Tamar Braxton and Jason Lee.
The Reunion Part 2
The original bad girls of reality television reconnect to discuss their time together in the ATL. Once the cameras stopped rolling there has been a lot said behind each other's back and it's time to get to the bottom of things. Hosted by Tamar Braxton and Jason Lee, the Baddies of Atlanta reunite to dish it all.
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