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‘Tamar & Vince’ Season 2, Episode 6: ‘Shower With A Chance Of Contractions’

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“Tamar & Vince” Season 2 Episode 6 “Shower With A Chance Of Contractions” airs tonight on WE.

In “Shower With A Chance Of Contractions,” Tamar and friends hit the red carpet at her backyard BBQ-themed baby shower. Trina and Traci embarrass Tamar at the star-studded affair. Tensions run high at a Herbert family photo shoot.The mood is tense while Tamar and Vince shoot family photos with Miracle. Tamar is getting ready to deliver her baby and she’s not letting her family steal her thunder…or her mirror. When she goes into labor she gets stressed out and has complications right away.

Here’s an official synopsis of the show:

“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. There’s Miracle, Vince’s dog, who’s the love of his life, but needs a little discipline. Then there’s their beautiful new home, which is a blank canvas in desperate need of furnishing and décor. Tamar wants to get the house done, but that’s not her priority. For now, she’s anxious to finish her solo album and begin her meteoric rise to superstardom. However, she often finds herself at odds with her music mogul husband Vince, who is as equally headstrong and passionate as Tamar. As Vince hustles to line up fame and fortune for Tamar and his other artists, he has another health scare, and the power couple is forced to slow down and re-prioritize.”

“Tamar & Vince” Season 2, Episode 6 “Shower With A Chance Of Contractions” airs tonight at 9:00 PM ET on WE. Tune in to catch the drama, but in the meantime, check out the spoilers below.

 

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