Read more opinions on theGrio. So, Camille decided to keep her baby; if you recall, Camille discovered she was pregnant after believing that was an impossibility. At the same time, we saw that Ian and his new boo, bestie Portia, were also in the family planning stage.
Whew, chile; the ghetto. Well, this episode finds Camille and Ian in the acceptance portion of their new reality, and that reality for Camille has slapped her right in the face. You may recall that Camille just left Columbia University for the life of an author which means that she no longer has health insurance. This leads to her and Ian having an awkward convo where he divulges that he and Portia are considering their own little nuclear family. As you can imagine, his lack of communication is top-level trash, and that sends Camille into DoThisMyselfsVille.
Angie and Mike are looking for wedding venues and there is a sincere disconnect between the two of them. Angie seems to be only thinking about the biggest possible venues available and not listening to Mike who, for whatever reason, would like a smaller, more intimate venue. Angie makes one of those decisions that you KNOW is going to lead to a convo: she books an expensive, huge venue without talking to him and that leads to talk the clearly need to have.
I was looking at bruh sideways but I understand him better now; I think the haircut throws me off. Quinn is classy so she addresses with style and grace and deads the potential dustup. Tye and her boo Eva are exploring their desire for one another though Tye is holding fast to her celibacy pledge.
But their chemistry is remarkable and we all know where this is going. Plus, Eva is making Tye deal with some of her issues so they can be the best versions of one another for each other. Tye and Eva are right for one another and well, I am rooting for them. Camille goes to her publisher for an additional advance on her book and is hit with the Heisman.
