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‘Marrying The Game’ Season 2 Episode 6 ‘Team Work Makes The Dream Work’

Posted byBy ABS Contributor | Published on: | Updated on September 2, 2016 CommentsComments (1)

On the next “Marrying The Game” Season 2 Episode 6 “Team Work Makes The Dream Work,” Tiffney and Game reconnect on their first night together in almost a year. Over breakfast, they discuss purchasing a family home and living together. The Game talks to his friend Frank, who has been married 14 years, about sex and commitment in a marriage.

 

VH1 delves into the unlikely love story of double-platinum-selling rapper Jayceon Taylor, better known as The Game, and his straight-laced school teacher fiancée, Tiffney Cambridge as they prepare to walk down the aisle in “Marrying The Game.” It was anything but love at first sight when the couple met. Tiffney, a 5th grade history teacher, took to Jayceon but wanted nothing to do with his alter ego, the young rapper known as The Game. Each episode of “Marrying The Game” shows the difference between the most unlikely of couples and the love that ultimately brings them together—which may also tear them apart. When you’re marrying Game, all bets are off, because it’s no easy walk down the aisle.

 

Catch the next “Marrying The Game”  Monday at 9:30p.m. on  VH1.

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