BAPs - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Welcome Home, No Spitting
The ladies host a welcome home party; Kristen and Anisha argue when Kristen calls Anisha a bad mother.

Life in the BAP Lane
Anisha hosts a dinner party as a way to heal old wounds; Kendrick and Anisha disagree over what to do about Kendrick's niece; Jason and Gina invite Anisha to join them on a radio show.

A Bogus Ceasefire
The group gathers to celebrate Brandon's birthday; Anisha ponders her relationship with Kendrick; Riccarda hopes for a truce between Kristen and Anisha; Gina confronts Anisha.

Sip and See Disaster
Gina and Anisha face off in front of BAP elders; Kristen invites Anisha to a baby shower for her son; Kendrick and Anisha reach a crossroads in their relationship.
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