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‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta’ Episode 17 ‘Reunion Part 2’

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“Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” Season 2 Episode 17 “Reunion Part 2” airs tonight on VH1 and the drama continues. In this week’s episode, the entire cast of “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta“ reunite for the second part of the reunion show.

Rasheeda reveals the status of her relationship with Kirk after that infamous incident at Benzino’s lake house. Meanwhile, Lil Scrappy squirms in the hot seat between Erica and his “special friend,” Shay. She addresses her current situation with the rapper since his engagement with Erica is on hold. Is Shay still seeing Scrappy?

Stevie J is up to some of his same old antics and makes it rain on Nikko. But when he apologizes to Mimi in a tender moment and asks for her forgiveness after all the troubles, will she accept?

Tonight also features a special performance from K. Michelle.

Catch all the drama when you tune in to Vh1 tonight at 8PM for “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta“ Episode 17 “Reunion Part 2.” Get a glimpse of what’s in store for the second installment of the reunion show by checking out the VH1 sneak peek.

 

Rasheeda reveals the status of her relationship with Kirk.

Shay addresses her current situation with Scrappy.

Stevie J Apologizes To Mimi.

 

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