On Friday at 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. CT, Belle Collective Season 2 Episode 3 will be broadcast on OWN. The belles will again argue verbally during Lateshia Pearson’s brunch in the forthcoming episode.
The forthcoming episode, Love, Marriage, and No Baby Carriage, is described as follows:
“Cliff is pressuring Latrice to become pregnant, and she fears that if she refuses, their love won’t last. Marie becomes agitated at a different brunch. Lateshia and Aikisha address their disagreements during their meeting.
The lives of six successful and glitzy female entrepreneurs who are changing the definition of what it means to be a southern belle in Jackson, Mississippi are the focus of Belle Collective’s second season.
All about Belle Collective Season 2 Episode 3
As the ladies gather for a brunch arranged by Lateshia with the intention of uplifting women and showing gratitude, things can go worse in episode 3. Since Lateshia carefully chooses everyone for the brunch, the ladies believe it will be a welcome change for them. However, a sudden heated fight causes things to become a little tense.
Due to their previous disagreements, Marie is not happy to see Latrice at the brunch. Marie and Lateshia end up fighting at the brunch despite Lateshia’s attempts to mediate their disagreements. When Marie leaves the brunch following the altercation, Lateshia is left crying in another room.
Following the argument, Marie makes the decision to stop going to brunches in the near future in order to prevent other disputes.
Latrice is coping with a personal matter in addition to Marie. Although Latrice’s “husband genuinely wants a kid,” she is not yet prepared to become a mother. She claims:
“I’m at zero on desire to have a baby on a scale of one to ten.”
Even Lateshia’s personal life is in flux because she is having a difficult time with her husband. The winner of the Top Entrepreneur of the Year Award is succeeding professionally, but much to her dismay, her professional life is disintegrating. She says: “In the confessional,”
Am I still legally wed? Yes. Are we still a unit? No.” Concerning Belle Collective
On January 15, 2021, the reality series made its debut. It followed the personal and professional lives of five businesswomen in Jackson, Mississippi.
These five powerful women, who stand for Mississippi’s best Black female entrepreneurs, are featured in the series, which comes from the creators of the popular Love & Marriage: Huntsville. These “women are resolved to shatter long-held perceptions of the South while breaking ceilings, both glass and otherwise.”
The businesswomen in Belle Collective are forced to put “aside their disagreements to redevelop a dying historic district from the middle of the 20th century that was once known as the hub for Black-owned enterprises.”
Four belles from the first season of the unscripted series returned for season two: business strategist Lateshia Pearson, beauty tycoon Latrice Rogers, self-made billionaire Marie Hamilton-Abston, and full-time interactive media celebrity Tambra Cherie.
The two new belles presented in the upcoming season of the show are Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. member Aikisha Holly-Colon and certified personal trainer Sophia O. Williams, commonly known as “So Gucci.”
Produced by Kingdom Reign Entertainment is Belle Collective. The show’s executive producers are Cherelle Hinds, Michelle Brando, Carlos King, Angela Dugan, and Scott Shatsky.
Watch the brand-new episode of Belle Collective on Friday on OWN.