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‘Mob Wives’ Season 4, Episode 12: Season Finale

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Mob Wives Season 4, Episode 12

“Mob Wives” season 4, episode 12: Season Finale  premieres tonight on VH1.

In the season finale, Renee confesses that she has been writing a steamy sex novel.  At the party for Renee’s book launch, Natalie performs the song “Delicious” for the whole crowd. Meanwhile, Alicia meets her fate when she appears in front of the judge.

VH1 describes the series as follows:

“Mob Wives” is a docu-soap that follows the lives of four struggling, allegedly mob-associated women who have to pick up the pieces and carry on after their husbands or fathers do time for mob-related activities. The women are longtime friends who live in New York City’s “forgotten borough,” Staten Island. Along the way they battle their friends, families and each other as they try to do what’s best for themselves and their children. It’s not easy to maintain the lifestyle they were accustomed to when the family’s primary breadwinner is in lock up. From “The Godfather” to “The Sopranos” to ”My Cousin Vinny”, these women are sick and tired of the lies and stereotypes that exist about their lives. They’re determined to finally set the record straight and show the world once and for all that while their lives may seem crazy at first glance, they love, laugh and get their hearts broken just like everyone else.”

“Mob Wives” season 4, episode 12: Season Finale airs Feb. 20, 10 p.m. EST, on VH1. Check out a sneak peek of the coming episode below.

 

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