‘Bad Girls Club’ Season 11, Episode 5: ‘Juice-tify My Love!’

Bad Girls Club,” season 11, episode 5: “Juice-tify My Love!” premieres on Oxygen tonight, and one of the girls is crushing hard on a housemate.

This week on “Bad Girls Club: Miami, “after saying goodbye to Sarah and Milyn, the housemates get a chance to meet replacement Bad Girls, Janelle and Shanae. But things get off to a bad start when Janelle finds herself in the crosshairs of fellow new girl Shanae and an angry Tiana. Elsewhere, Tiana is single and ready to mingle –  with one of her fellow housemates.

When Tiana and Gina leave the other girls behind and hit the club, Tiana divulges her little secret. But will her attempts to seduce Gina succeed or could it permanently damage their friendship in the Bad Girls house.

Check out the preview clip below, and tune into Juice-tify My Love! on Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET, 7 p.m. CT to find out what happens.

 

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