‘Tamar & Vince’ Season 2 Episode 5: ‘What to Expect When You’re Poppin’

'Tamar & Vince' Season 2 Episode 5 "What to Expect When You're Poppin"

On the next “Tamar & Vince” Season 2 Episode 5, “What to Expect When You’re Poppin, Vince insists upon Tamar shooting her music video while pregnant, but she’s worried she will look too pregnant. Her sisters gather together for some sisterly bonding, surprising Tamar with a belly cast and forcing her to sit still for 30 minutes while the mold sets. Also Tamar and Vince take a final birthing class together.

 

“Tamar & Vince” is a spin-off of WE Tv’s hit original series, “Braxton Family Values,” where youngest sister, Tamar, has proven to be the show’s breakout star. This much anticipated new series finds Tamar and Vince with a young marriage, a new home, and a fresh new set of challenges.

Tune in to an all-new episode of “Tamar & Vince” on Thursday at 9/8c on WE.

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