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‘Basketball Wives’ LA Season 3, Episode 5

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Basketball Wives LA Season 3, Episode 5

“Basketball Wives LA” season 3, episode 5 premieres tonight on VH1.

This week, with the group still reeling from the effects of Jackie’s event, Sundy decides the ladies need a getaway to Palm Springs-but for the good of the group, Brittish is not invited. Meanwhile, Brittish’s fiancé, Lorenzo Gordon, negotiates a deal to play basketball overseas, leaving Brittish behind. While waiting for the other ladies in Palm Springs, Jackie makes it clear that she has no beef with anyone. Is she telling the truth?

The VH1 description of the reality series reads:

“Elbow throwing, trash talking and in-your-face action: forget the NBA, we’re talking about their wives! The successful VH1 franchise “Basketball Wives” just tapped a new team of leading ladies to take Los Angeles by storm on VH1′s “Basketball Wives LA.” The show introduces a group of dynamic women with relationships to some of the biggest basketball players in the game. This 10-episode, hourlong series will dive into the real-life locker room of these leading ladies, giving viewers a never-before-seen look at what it takes to live in La La Land and be connected to a famous professional athlete. For the most part, these women live the life with the best cars, biggest mansions and hottest bling, but living the high life is not all glamour and often there is a price to pay. Cameras will follow these women as they attempt to juggle their relationships, infidelity issues, children and friendships while trying to find the perfect balance between supporting their families and realizing their own career ambitions.”

“Basketball Wives LA” season 3, episode 4 airs Monday March 17, at 8 p.m. EST, on VH1. Check out the sneak peek below.

 

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