Wendy Williams and the girls are back to dish about season 2! Wendy keeps it real with Towanda regarding her situation with Andre, peppers Evelyn with questions about Doc, and finds out what Tamar really thinks about being the “most favorite sister.”

The sisters’ appearance on Dr. Phil dredges up some deep-rooted issues, Trina tries to distinguish herself in the music industry with the performance of her new song, “Party or Go Home” and in the midst of all this, Tamar and Vince discuss having a baby – what a way to end the season!

Trina follows up on her relationship with Gabe and the help that he is getting, while also announcing her solo project “Party or Go Home!”

Should Trina forgive Gabe and work on their relationship? Should Evelyn make a clean break from Doc and not string him along? Do some of the Braxton women need to make a clean break from the men in their lives?

As Evelyn’s pending nuptials creep closer and closer, the girls start to become a bit skeptical about whether Mommy and Doc will actually tie the knot. In non-wedding news, Traci tries to convince her dad to be an investor in her Baltimore hair salon.

Traci gives us the details on her salon preparations and how she needed to find a financial resource other than her sisters.

Towanda gives us the details about why she came up with strippers for Momma E’s bachelorette party and also how she now understands why Evelyn became so upset her daughters told their Dad about the engagement.

A very indecisive Evelyn goes a bit bridezilla on her daughters who are working to plan the perfect wedding for Mommy and Doc. Meanwhile, Vince still insists to Tamar that he needs a dog and Toni gets to work on recording a new song… with her ex.

While Tamar juggles the stress of Vince’s slow recovery and her big solo debut for the Soul Train Awards, Toni works with Evelyn and Doc on planning a wedding… that they may or may not be ready for.

From her big performance to the stress of leaving Vince behind, Tamar explains how being on her own for once has really helped her mature.