Baddies Caribbean - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
We Outside Tonight
Before heading to the Caribbean, the Baddies link up in Miami where the tone is immediately set.
Flew'd Out
The Baddies make their way to Barbados after a chaotic welcome dinner.
Don't Get Too Comfortable
After arriving in Barbados, the Baddies turn the house into a Battle Royale.
Let's Get Ready to Rumblllllle
The Newbies and Replacements square up in all out battle on the beach in Barbados.
Drowned You
Natalie and Tommie rumble in the ocean.
Last Night in Barbados
For their last night in Barbados, the Baddies head to the mountain top to clear the air and each other.
Last Night in Barbados
The Baddies leave Barbados behind, but make sure to bring the drama with them.
We Outside...Fighting
The Baddies ride ATV's through Puerto Rico.
Unfriended
As Mariahlynn and Asian Doll continue their beef, Bianca's involvement comes into focus.
Eviction Notice
It's the last night in Puerto Rico, but some of the ladies won't make it to the D.R.
What You Say About My Mama?
Before leaving for the DR, Ahna gets into a fight with Mariahlynn's mom and aunt.
Frenemies and Allies
Kali and Gretchen's bond strengthens after taking on half of the house.
Mama Said Knock You Out!
A showdown pops off between Mariahlynn and Ahna, over Ahna fighting Mariah's mom.
Fly like an Eagle
The Baddies zipline through a Dominican forest before getting back to the drama.
Happy Birthday Lemmie!
The Baddies turn up at the Zeus CEO's birthday party.
Time to eat…or EAT
The Baddies are going to dinner, but Natalie and Rollie have some unfinished business to settle with ET beforehand.
Welcome Home?
The replacements move into the house but aren't met with a warm welcome.
Guess Who's Back
Bianca returns and both Sapphire and Mariahlynn have a score to settle with her.
It's a Family Reunion
Biggie stops to see her family in Santo Domingo on the last days of the Baddies Caribbean tour.
Any Last Words?
The ladies spend their final night together at a dinner fit for the Baddies.
Reunion Part 1
Reunion Part 2
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