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A Black writer is hired to pen a white woman's memoir, but after the writer accuses her of racism, compensation ceases and she moves away, leaving the writer in misery.

A woman is led to believe that a $17 chain is made of real gold, and she buys it from her 13-year-old grandnephew for $200.

When accusations of making racist remarks get a man fired from his job, his son feels obligated to quit too.

A 25-year-old sues her mother for the return of a drill and a pillow -- but troubled tears from all parties suggest a deeper frustration in the relationship.

A woman sues her neighbor for defamation, harassment and breach of contract; the defendant and her husband claim that the plaintiff harassed them while they were visiting their injured son at the hospital.

The plaintiff says she is pregnant with the defendant's baby and sues him over childcare expenses and the cost of a car.

A woman sues her former friend for defamation and emotional distress; he says their friendship deteriorated because she is jealous of his successful career.

Finalists compete for the first $100,000 prize; videos include a bacon-loving beagle; cellphone siesta; boy on roller coaster; Frisbee-catching dog; hungry llamas; cranky kid in choir; a boy who dances in the outfield; face swapping.

The Fletchers deal with the fallout from Chris losing his real estate license. Ken and Tricia's relationship is threatened by social media backlash. Destiny and Tisha argue about Destiny's loyalty and rehash the disagreement they had at the winery.

After squashing their beef with Destiny, Kimmi and Tisha decide to support her on her trip to Detroit. Nell vents to her daughter Kayla about life issues. Maurice and his brothers debate Kimmi's statements. Tricia and Ken start therapy.

Selena digs into who brought a rumor about Mike fathering an outside child to the Collective and its suspicious timing; Tambra gets hit by a rumor of her own from an unlikely source; Lateshia's talk show focus group gets overtaken by the gossip.

Tambra throws an event at a museum to reintroduce herself to the Collective, including a surprise guest; Glen suggests he should manage Lateshia's career; Marie and her son bond on the basketball court; Tambra squashes a rumor about her and a client.

The Pearsons and the Rogers go on a double date; Latrice confronts Cliff about minimizing her work; Matt and Kerri's mom ask Kerri to make a decision about her restaurant; Cliff hosts a guys' night; Latrice gets a pop up from Stormi to catch up.

Everything doesn't go smoothly as Stormi Steele's Canvas Beauty debuts its first celebrity collab with La La Anthony; Amber and K'la have a misunderstanding; Funmi and Tiffaney get off to an interesting start.

Martell considers new commitments, and the Fletchers welcome new grandchildren. LaTisha and Marsau are facing the effects of an empty nest, and Kimmi and Maurice see their blended family in a new light. Latricia and Ken work on some long-buried issues.

The Pearsons and the Rogers go on a double date; Latrice confronts Cliff about minimizing her work; Matt and Kerri's mom ask Kerri to make a decision about her restaurant; Cliff hosts a guys' night; Latrice gets a pop up from Stormi to catch up.

Everything doesn't go smoothly as Stormi Steele's Canvas Beauty debuts its first celebrity collab with La La Anthony; Amber and K'la have a misunderstanding; Funmi and Tiffaney get off to an interesting start.

The Scott brothers visit their old stomping grounds in Pontiac, Mich., and have a bonding moment with their dad; Tricia reveals to Ken that Tisha said he was in another woman's DMs; Ken confronts Marsau about Tisha spilling the tea.

Martell considers new commitments, and the Fletchers welcome new grandchildren. LaTisha and Marsau are facing the effects of an empty nest, and Kimmi and Maurice see their blended family in a new light. Latricia and Ken work on some long-buried issues.

The Pearsons and the Rogers go on a double date; Latrice confronts Cliff about minimizing her work; Matt and Kerri's mom ask Kerri to make a decision about her restaurant; Cliff hosts a guys' night; Latrice gets a pop up from Stormi to catch up.

While some couples become more intimate in real life with their online partners, rumors swirl about a potential new relationship brewing between JoAnna and Chris.

Sandia's issues with Chris over his attention to Jody makes him call her insecure; Dymond is irate that she is the only one willing to challenge the behavior.

Selena digs into who brought a rumor about Mike fathering an outside child to the Collective and its suspicious timing; Tambra gets hit by a rumor of her own from an unlikely source; Lateshia's talk show focus group gets overtaken by the gossip.

Tambra throws an event at a museum to reintroduce herself to the Collective, including a surprise guest; Glen suggests he should manage Lateshia's career; Marie and her son bond on the basketball court; Tambra squashes a rumor about her and a client.

The Pearsons and the Rogers go on a double date; Latrice confronts Cliff about minimizing her work; Matt and Kerri's mom ask Kerri to make a decision about her restaurant; Cliff hosts a guys' night; Latrice gets a pop up from Stormi to catch up.

A pair of soon-to-be-newlyweds are ready to buy their first home together; Amina helps them search for a house that's within their budget.

Amina helps a recent college graduate work to improve her credit score so that she can decide whether to buy now outside of her preferred area or wait until she finds her ideal home in Tampa, Florida.

Amina works with the friend of a former client looking to buy her first home; as they navigate a hot housing market, Amina helps her explore all the options, including off-market deals, to find a home with a manageable monthly payment.

Amina helps single mother Angela search for the perfect home to share with her adult son; Amina answers questions and works with Angela to overcome her fear and doubts about home ownership.

Teacher-turned-realtor Amina Stevens supports clients navigating the complicated process of buying a home for the first time; Amina guides them through every stage of the journey, building wealth and reducing the housing disparity in her community.

Amina works with a couple to find the right home to fit their growing family. When they're torn between prioritizing the location or the style and features of the house.

Amina helps a recently married couple buy a house after their savings get depleted by their wedding; as they search for the perfect home, Amina works with them to determine if a new construction or resale house would better fit their budget.

Amina helps a financially ready young couple on the hunt for their perfect home in an ever-rising housing market; with a wish list that incudes a two-car garage and a nice backyard, finding a right location at the right price will be a challenge.

A family of seven look to relocate from Philadelphia to sunny Jacksonville, Fla.; they agree that they need a big kosher kitchen, but while he wants a Victorian, she's hoping for an airy, country Ranch-style home.

A young professional looks to buy a multi-unit house to supplement her income in New Jersey; she's hoping her own unit will be spacious, but homes in her price range tend to be smaller; she'll have to choose between a higher price or less space.

After 14 years together, a couple look to buy their first place while planning their wedding in Atlanta; he wants a swanky townhouse as close to downtown as they can get, but she's insisting on a big traditional single-family home in the country.

An Army veteran living in Washington, D.C., looks to move back home to Georgia; she wants a home that's grand, but her son is along on the search and worries that she might be taking on more house than she can handle.

After the loss of a job in Texas, a couple and their two daughters seize the opportunity to reinvent themselves in Castelli Romani, Italy.

A mother wants to return to her hometown of Kingston, Jamaica, to give her son the same childhood experience, but while she feels a city lifestyle would be best, her cousin thinks she should buy a home in the suburbs to be closer to family.

Best-selling pop diva Rachel Marron has a stalker whose obsession has risen to the level of disturbing threats. At the urging of her manager, Rachel hires former Secret Service agent Frank Farmer as her bodyguard. Initially resented and treated with disdain for his hard-nosed security procedures, Farmer soon becomes an integral part of Rachel's inner circle. As they spend more time together, clien

Martell considers new commitments, and the Fletchers welcome new grandchildren. LaTisha and Marsau are facing the effects of an empty nest, and Kimmi and Maurice see their blended family in a new light. Latricia and Ken work on some long-buried issues.

Tisha and Nell bury the hatchet; Kimmi urges Maurice to press Marsau on Jordan Lane delays; Marsau confronts Chris for not telling him sooner about losing his license; Maurice confronts Marsau, leading to threats and name-calling.

The Pearsons and the Rogers go on a double date; Latrice confronts Cliff about minimizing her work; Matt and Kerri's mom ask Kerri to make a decision about her restaurant; Cliff hosts a guys' night; Latrice gets a pop up from Stormi to catch up.

Everything doesn't go smoothly as Stormi Steele's Canvas Beauty debuts its first celebrity collab with La La Anthony; Amber and K'la have a misunderstanding; Funmi and Tiffaney get off to an interesting start.

Tisha and Nell bury the hatchet; Kimmi urges Maurice to press Marsau on Jordan Lane delays; Marsau confronts Chris for not telling him sooner about losing his license; Maurice confronts Marsau, leading to threats and name-calling.

The Pearsons and the Rogers go on a double date; Latrice confronts Cliff about minimizing her work; Matt and Kerri's mom ask Kerri to make a decision about her restaurant; Cliff hosts a guys' night; Latrice gets a pop up from Stormi to catch up.

Everything doesn't go smoothly as Stormi Steele's Canvas Beauty debuts its first celebrity collab with La La Anthony; Amber and K'la have a misunderstanding; Funmi and Tiffaney get off to an interesting start.

Martell considers new commitments, and the Fletchers welcome new grandchildren. LaTisha and Marsau are facing the effects of an empty nest, and Kimmi and Maurice see their blended family in a new light. Latricia and Ken work on some long-buried issues.

Tisha and Nell bury the hatchet; Kimmi urges Maurice to press Marsau on Jordan Lane delays; Marsau confronts Chris for not telling him sooner about losing his license; Maurice confronts Marsau, leading to threats and name-calling.

Kristina reaches out to Brandon's mom about their marriage woes; Anthony attempts to broker peace between LaToya and Kristina; LaToya helps Kolby with her disappointment over having a girl; the Dobines try to find time to date each other.

LaToya tries to get Kristina and Kimberly to bury the hatchet, but not in each other's backs; Kolby tells Russell she's overwhelmed.

The Scott brothers visit their old stomping grounds in Pontiac, Mich., and have a bonding moment with their dad; Tricia reveals to Ken that Tisha said he was in another woman's DMs; Ken confronts Marsau about Tisha spilling the tea.

Martell considers new commitments, and the Fletchers welcome new grandchildren. LaTisha and Marsau are facing the effects of an empty nest, and Kimmi and Maurice see their blended family in a new light. Latricia and Ken work on some long-buried issues.

Tisha and Nell bury the hatchet; Kimmi urges Maurice to press Marsau on Jordan Lane delays; Marsau confronts Chris for not telling him sooner about losing his license; Maurice confronts Marsau, leading to threats and name-calling.

A teen recovering from dental surgery thinks her nurse is Hillary Clinton; a woman in labor dances hip-hop in the delivery room; a boy battles fierce winds; hoverboard mishaps; face-swapping videos.

Amusing face filters; a small puppy tries to protect its food from a Great Dane; cats cause chaos; siblings drop their father's birthday cake; a girl searches for her bike helmet, not realizing it's on her head.

A woman in a medical office is confronted by a hanging skeleton; a man deals with a bucket of stew that overturned in the trunk of his car; a safari park ostrich swallows a car air freshener; a grandmother has a virtual reality experience.

A little boy believes he got his dimples from the library; a little girl prefers the drug store to an amusement park; montage of people wearing virtual reality goggles; winter mishaps montage; cats.

Best-selling pop diva Rachel Marron has a stalker whose obsession has risen to the level of disturbing threats. At the urging of her manager, Rachel hires former Secret Service agent Frank Farmer as her bodyguard. Initially resented and treated with disdain for his hard-nosed security procedures, Farmer soon becomes an integral part of Rachel's inner circle. As they spend more time together, clien

An adventurous couple are buying their future home in Costa Rica; he wants to relive his childhood with a forest treehouse, while she's in search of a sensible, modern home with accessible roads, a pool and room for their six kids.

After years of working around the clock, an Orlando family seizes the opportunity to try a slower, more family-oriented lifestyle in Alicante, Spain; they've quit their jobs, sold their house, packed a few suitcases and are ready to see what awaits.

An entrepreneurial attorney from Chicago gives up her law firm to fulfill a lifelong dream of living in Paris; with huge expectations and even a lifetime of planning, she still may not be prepared for Paris' small spaces and limited housing options.

A lifelong Francophile and her hairstylist husband look to reconnect with his family and realize her dream of moving to the French Riviera. They're looking for a place near his job in Monaco; her French fantasy may not be as luxurious as it seems.

Law enforcement officials try to get a convicted serial killer to reveal where he left the body of Sara Anne Wood, a 12-year-old girl he murdered 30 years ago.

There can be some hope to solve the murder of JonBenét Ramsey; her father claims there's a way; Erin Moriarty reports.

In April 2018, in the Florida town of Eastpoint, police receive a call about a brutally beaten body dumped near a highway. Authorities connect the body with a second crime scene at a local motel, where three people checked in, but only two came out alive.

A woman is entangled in a cycle of domestic violence; an ex-minor league baseball player is derailed by mental illness; two young men face jail time.