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‘Couples Therapy’ Season 4, Episode 7: ‘Crumbs of Love’

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Couples Therapy Season 4 Episode 7 Crumbs of Love

“Couples Therapy” season 4, episode 7: “Crumbs of Love” premieres tonight on VH1, and we see if Kelsey can survive her relationship crisis with Ghost?

In this week’s episode, after Kelsey storms out of her therapy session with Ghost and his other woman, Latrice, it is clear she is brokenhearted and completely over her relationship with Ghost.  Latrice leaves, not knowing where her relationship with Ghost stands. Kelsey is very clear that she wants nothing to do with Ghost, and he knows that he most likely has lost both women forever.

Dr. Jenn brings compatibility experts from an online dating company in for a group exercise. Since Farrah is in therapy alone, Dr. Jenn has her fill out a profile so she can go on a date with someone more compatible with her in the future. After the couples fill out a probing questionnaire, Dr. Jenn reveals that all of the couples are compatible except Ghost and Kelsey, and Jon and Liz. Ghost and Kelsey aren’t surprised, but Jon and Liz are shocked and upset, and threaten to quit Couples Therapy.

Here’s VH1′s description of the show:

“Relationships are hard enough, but imagine the pressure of having your hook-ups, “bumps” on the relationship road and breakups as fodder for the tabloids. More and more, it seems couples whose matters of the heart play out in the public eye are calling it quits and throwing in the towel on their relationships. Why is it so tough for these couples to stay together? Looking to shed light on the issue, VH1 will once again examine the complicated and often misunderstood world of high-profile relationships with season 4 of  Couples Therapy. 

This season is more explosive and dramatic than ever as Dr. Jenn and her staff explore new relationship territory with the series’ first married lesbian couple, and one couple’s relationship is so fragile it breaks just as therapy is getting underway.

This season’s couples include Taylor Armstrong from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and her partner John Bluher; Ghostface from The WuTang Clan and his partner Kelsey Byers; Jon Gosselin from Jon and Kate Plus 8 and his partner Liz Jannetta; Sada Bettencourt and Whitney Mixter from The Real L Word; and finally Farrah Abraham from MTV’s 16 and Pregnant  and Teen Mom.”

“Couples Therapy” season 4, episode 7: “Crumbs of Love”  airs Thurs. Feb. 13, 9 p.m. EST, on VH1. Check out a sneak peek of the coming episode below.


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