Empire Girls: Julissa & Adrienne - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Made in New York
Julissa hopes to appeal to a more mainstream audience by working on her accent; Adrienne tries to remove all aspects of her former boyfriend from her life.

The Godmother
Adrienne questions her priorities after her sister has a baby; Julissa throws a housewarming to introduce her new love interest to her friends.

Triple Threat, Baby!
Julissa has a reunion with her former boyfriend and auditions for a job as a lifestyle correspondent; Adrienne works to update her image.

Oh Say Can You See
Adrienne prepares to sing the national anthem at an upcoming New York Knicks basketball game; the girls' mothers set them up on blind dates.

Fingertip Fetish
Julissa co-hosts a national radio show; Adrienne launches a nail polish line; the women host a singles mixer.

I Kissed a Girl
Julissa's friends help her produce new Latino segments for her demo reel; Adrienne reads for a part in an independent film.

It's Hot in Miami
The girls head to Miami, where Julissa prepares to co-host a cable television special and Adrienne finishes up a new song with DJ Khaled and the Runners.

Wardrobe Will Malfunction
Adrienne introduces a dress line; Julissa worries about her body image and entertains a romantic interest from Miami.

This Baby Stuff Is Scary
Adrienne thinks about freezing her eggs; Julissa showcases her talents for a new digital channel; the ladies shoot a public service announcement.

Love at Last?
Adrienne prepares for her performance during the National Puerto Rican Day Parade; Julissa is sidetracked by a new love interest.
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