‘The Real World’ season 29, episode 6: ‘First Love Fools’

The Real World Season 29, Episode 6: First Love Fools

“The Real World” season 29 , episode 6: “First Love Fools” premieres tonight on MTV.

In this episode, Lauren wants to leave the house, while Jenny’s wild behavior upsets Brian. Meanwhile, Thomas gets stuck in a love triangle and one of the roommates discovers she’s pregnant. Also, Ashley and Jenny demonstrate their mad rapping skills.

Here’s MTV’s synopsis for season 29 of the “Real World:”

“This season starts with seven strangers who all have complicated relationships with their exes and are ready to be free, enjoying single life in the Real World house. But just when they get comfortable and new relationships start to brew…. surprise, their exes move in.

This season is a return to the beautiful backdrop of San Francisco, but viewers will quickly learn this is a fresh re-take of The Real World from top to bottom. The season kicks off with the cast finding out they made the show and only have a couple hours to pack and head to the house. When the excited singles arrive at their loft, the hookups begin almost immediately. One couple even hooks up in the confessional the second night. Being in close quarters with brand-new roommates immediately puts the roommates to the test as one wild roommate ostracizes herself from the group and decides to move out. With relationships building and tempers flaring, the roommates are completely caught off guard when they find out their exes have moved into their place — and are there to stay!

The new living arrangement throws a major wrench in the roommates’ love lives. Love triangles, jealousy, scandal, fights, hookups, breakups and makeups take over the house as our roommates either learn to live with their exes, or push them out one by one. It’s a passionate new living situation — the first time to ever be explored on the Real World.”

“The Real World” season 29, episode 6: “First Love Fools”  airs Wednesday, Feb 19, at 10 p.m. on MTV.  Watch the spoiler below to get a glimpse of the upcoming drama.

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