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‘Chrissy & Mr. Jones’ Season 2, Episode 4: ‘The Boss Lady’

Posted byBy ABS Contributor | Published on: | Updated on September 2, 2016 CommentsComments (0)

Next on Chrissy & Mr. Jones Season 2, Episode 4 “The Boss Lady,” Chrissy meets up with Damon Dash and Rocky to finalize  everything for their soft Lady Vamp launch. But things take an interesting turn when Jim can’t keep his hands off of Chrissy. Jimmy seems to like seeing his woman do business — maybe he likes it a little too much! Though we doubt Chrissy will file any sexual harassment claims, she’s  a bit concerned  if she’s being taken seriously at all.

Will Chrissy figure out how she and  Jim can work together? Find out on Monday’s episode of Chrissy & Mr. Jones at 9 p.m. /8c on VH1.

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 pointed at 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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