Love, Marriage, and No Baby Carriage, the upcoming episode, is described as follows:
“Cliff is urging Latrice to get pregnant, and she worries that their relationship won’t endure if she refuses. At a different breakfast, Marie becomes upset. In their encounter, Lateshia and Aikisha discuss their differences.
The second season of Belle Collective focuses on the lives of six wealthy and glamorous female entrepreneurs who are redefining what it means to be a southern belle in Jackson, Mississippi.
Episode 3 of All About Belle Collective, Season 2
In episode 3, things could get worse when the ladies gather for a brunch that Lateshia organised with the goal of empowering women and expressing thanks. The ladies think the brunch will be a welcome break for them because Lateshia meticulously selects everyone for it. However, an unexpected furious altercation makes things a little tense.
Latrice appears at the brunch, and Marie is not pleased to see her because of their previous arguments. Despite Lateshia’s efforts to resolve their differences, Marie and Lateshia end up arguing at the brunch. After the argument, Marie leaves the brunch, leaving Lateshia crying in another area.
Marie decides after the argument to cease going to brunches in the near future to avoid further arguments.
Along with Marie, Latrice is juggling a personal issue. Latrice is not yet ready to become a mother, despite the fact that her “husband sincerely wants a kid.” She asserts:
On a scale of one to ten, “I’m at zero” regarding my desire to have children.
Due to her problems with her husband, Lateshia’s personal life is also in upheaval. Although the Top Entrepreneur of the Year Award recipient is professionally successful, she is dismayed to see how her personal life is deteriorating. “In the confessional,” she says.
Is my marriage still valid? Yes. Do we remain a group? No.” In relation to Belle Collective
It premiered on January 15, 2021, for the reality series. In Jackson, Mississippi, it tracked the personal and professional lives of five businesswomen.
The series, which comes from the makers of the well-liked Love & Marriage: Huntsville, features these five strong women who represent Mississippi’s top Black female businesswomen. These “women are resolved to smash glass and other ceilings while shattering long-held notions of the South.”
In order to revitalise a fading historic district from the middle of the 20th century that was formerly recognised as the centre for Black-owned businesses, the businesswomen in Belle Collective are required to put “aside their conflicts.”
The reality series’ second season included the return of four belles from the first: business strategist Lateshia Pearson, beauty mogul Latrice Rogers, self-made billionaire Marie Hamilton-Abston, and full-time interactive media star Tambra Cherie.
Aikisha Holly-Colon, a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and Sophia O. Williams, also known as “So Gucci,” a certified personal trainer, are the two new belles introduced in the forthcoming season of the show.
Belle Collective is created by Kingdom Reign Entertainment. Cherelle Hinds, Michelle Brando, Carlos King, Angela Dugan, and Scott Shatsky are the show’s executive producers.
On Friday, OWN will air a brand-new episode of Belle Collective.