‘Chrissy & Mr. Jones’ Season 2 Episode 3: ‘The Takeover’

'Chrissy & Mr. Jones' Season 2 Episode 3 "The Takeover"Next on ‘Chrissy & Mr. Jones’ season 2, episode 3: “The Takeover,” Chrissy is ready to take on a huge professional challenge and decides she wants to style a ladies’ line for Jim‘s Vampire Life clothing label. But she better be prepared for some resistance along the way,  especially since she turned down the job once before.

Chrissy talks to her friend Emily about her plans over dinner and Emily tells her that if Jim isn’t feeling the idea at first, Chrissy has to use a little persuasion to get her way!

Will Chrissy persuade her man into a personal partnership that can benefit their professional lives? Find out on the next episode of ‘Chrissy & Mr. Jones,’ Monday at 9 p.m. ET, 8 p.m. CT on VH1.

 

A rapper finally gets his dream girl and they fall in love. She proposes to him. He proposes to her. And now, Jim & Chrissy are the hip-hop couple with all eyes on them. As tradition goes, the next step for the couple is obvious, but on this road to the altar, all is not as it seems. VH1’s new docu-series “Chrissy & Mr. Jones” is a look inside one of hip-hop’s most infamous couples. As they weave through their own development, they’ll collide with their past, embark on new ventures and make the difficult decision about tying the knot. This is a story about commitment, drama, industry and at the end of the day — family.

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