The Valley - Season 3

Season 3
"The Valley" crew is ready to reset the vibe as they navigate major life changes from babies and breakups to bold new beginnings, but the drama is never far behind. When questionable behavior and unresolved tensions arise, it threatens to permanently pull this friend group apart.
The season 3 cast includes Danny Booko & Nia Sanchez Booko, Luke Broderick & Kristen Doute, Jason & Janet Caperna, Brittany Cartwright, Jasmine Goode, Jesse Lally, Michelle Saniei and Zack Wickham.
"Vanderpump Rules" alums Lala Kent and Tom Schwartz shake things up when they join the mix full-time.
Episodes

You Can't Sip With Us
Danny and Nia juggle four under four, while Kristen and Luke don't see eye-to-eye as they transition to first-time parenthood; Brittany tries to get her sparkle back in a new relationship, but Zack worries they're moving too fast.

Snip Snip
Lala invites most of the group to celebrate her daughter Sosa's first birthday, leaving some feeling excluded; Janet tries to make amends with a few members of the group; Tom and Michelle's bond continues to grow.

The Santa Clarita Trail
Brittany takes the first step toward regaining her self-confidence with a mommy makeover consultation; Jasmine's growing friendship with Lala is tested on a girls' night out, leaving Michelle in the middle.

Mariposa Momma
Danny and Nia continue to struggle with their newborn daughter refusing a bottle; as Kristen grapples with postpartum blues, her relationship with Luke is tested when their first date night out without Kaia turns into a disaster.

The Hive Mentality
Janet's game night olive branch yields mixed results. Jesse gives Lacy a divorce update in hopes of taking things to the next level. Kristen and Luke continue to struggle with their communication. Brittany hosts a pool party redo before the group heads to San Diego.

All Aboard!
Tom introduces his crush, Kiana, to his friends. The group takes a train to San Diego and Janet tries to build a stronger friendship with Zack. Danny starts to lose his patience with Nia. Kristen and Luke struggle on their first trip as new parents. Michelle and Lala share an emotional moment.

Triggers and Tiaras
The San Diego trip continues with Lacy's arrival, which causes chaos, particularly with Michelle. Kristen struggles to quell her postpartum frustration towards Luke. The group holds a drag pageant where Danny and Nia's relationship is put to the test when Danny behaves out of line.

Miss Behavior
Nia struggles to deal with Danny's antics during a drag pageant. Jason suffers a traumatic injury. Lala questions why Kristen blindly takes up for the Bookos.

'Til Debt Do Us Part
Kristen and Luke work to reconnect. Michelle opens up to Lala about the financial strain of her impending divorce and emotions run high when she surprises Jesse with divorce papers to sign. Nia gets defensive when Zack and Kristen try to discuss Danny's behavior in San Diego. Brittany gathers the group ahead of her mommy makeover surgery as Nia and Lala clash, leaving Jasmine feeling dismissed.

Red Flags and White Claws
Zack's roommate moves out, leaving an empty apartment for him and Benji to see what living together could be like. While Brittany recovers from her mommy makeover at home, red flags start to arise with her new boyfriend, Brandon. Jasmine confronts Zack for his lack of support. Jesse feels Brittany is not held accountable for her actions. At Zack's housewarming party, Danny hides the truth when confronted.

Friendships Shaken, Not Stirred
Zack invites everyone on getaway to Mexico, giving some frenemies pause. Brittany drops shocking news about Brandon. Tom hosts a Bond-themed party where relationships are tested when Lala confronts Nia, Janet takes on Luke and Jesse leaves Michelle in tears.

Schwartzapalooza
Zach breaks down about his future with Benji. Benji pokes a hole in Danny's story. Brittany calls out Kristen for protecting Nia's feelings over hers. On a group trip to Mexico, Kristen's travel anxiety gets the best of her. Luke reveals his uncertainty about the future of their relationship.

Liked And Loaded
Schwartz's birthday party erupts into chaos after Lala calls out Danny's social media behavior. Zack's temper flares over the group's treatment of Danny. Luke and Kristen continue to clash. On a day trip to Sayulita, tensions come to a head between Nia and Janet.

Hips Don't Lie
Kristen is accused of throwing her best friend under the bus. Tension builds between Danny and Nia while out with the group for Zack's birthday. Michelle struggles watching Jesse be affectionate with Lacy. Zack ends up in the emergency room.

It's My Birthday & I'll Cry If I Want To
Michelle and Lacy get emotional as they attempt to move forward; Jesse reveals a secret to Kristen about her future with Luke; Janet opens up to Lala about her past; tensions hit a high at Danny's birthday dinner.

Balls Voyage
Lala celebrates her 7-year sober anniversary while also dealing with the passing of her dog, Lily. Kristen and Luke struggle with the aftermath of Mexico and what's next for their relationship. Danny gets a vasectomy while Nia is away judging.

Guilt Tripping
Jesse and Michelle take a major step with their divorce. Zack struggles with the decision to have kids with his boyfriend, Benji. Kristen and Luke meet with a couples' therapist to mixed results.

The Valley of the Damned
Final drama erupts as secrets spill, friendships crack, and accusations fly at Brittany's party.

Reunion Part 1

Reunion Part 2
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