The Real

- Season 2

(2015)

The Season 2 premiere features Bobby Brown and Alicia Etheredge-Brown; and dancer Val Chmerkovskiy (Dancing with the Stars (2005)). Also: Tamar Braxton performs "King", off her upcoming album, "Calling All Lovers".

Sanaa Lathan (Un homme parfait (2015)). Also: Adrienne Houghton tackles driving; discounted fashion finds; and fashion makeover for a viewer.

A ring toss game; and makeup tricks. Also: former Air Force para-rescuer Mike Maroney is reunited with a young girl he rescued 10 years ago, during Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.

An aspiring child model, with vitiligo, has a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Also: Jeannie Mai Jenkins's morning ritual; and knockoff products vs. designer items.

Terry Crews (Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013)). Also: a panel of men fields relationship questions from the audience; and a designer handbag giveaway.

Kaitlin Doubleday (Empire (2015)); and Brandi Boyd and Max Lux (Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood (2014)). Also: Loni Love reports from the red carpet of the Emmy Awards; and a look at "Empire"-inspired fashions.

Keke Palmer (Scream Queens (2015)); and rapper Fetty Wap. Also: audience members compete for a prize, based on their knowledge of Empire (2015) character "Cookie Lyon"; and discounted fashion finds.

Robert Herjavec and Barbara Corcoran (Shark Tank (2009)). Also: a trivial game; and aspiring entrepreneurs compete for a cash prize.

Lorraine Toussaint (Rosewood (2015)). Also: a boyfriend is nominated for a makeover; tips for getting rid of dry skin; and a recap of the Empire (2015) season premiere.

Guest co-hostess Melissa Rivers; Gladys Knight; Erica Ash (Survivor's Remorse (2014)). Also: a trivia game.

Ta'Rhonda Jones discusses Empire (2015) and also takes part in a tongue twister rap battle. Also: audience members are caught being good or bad Samaritans; the view of men on popular style trends; and _"Last Fan Standing".

Game ("The Documentary 2"). Also: Tamar's famous spaghetti dish; a mixer for single men and women; discounted fashion finds.

Margaret Cho (Tooken (2015) and Undateable John (2019)). Also: a glam makeover in less than a hour; and audience members have their bills paid.

Camilla Luddington (Grey's Anatomy (2005)). Also: audience members compete for shoes; and style tips for any dress code.

Malika Haqq Haqq and Khadijah Haqq Haqq-McCray (Dash Dolls (2015)). Also: losing baby weight; trends that need to end; quizzing fans about the show; and off-the-wall stories in the news.

Christina Milian (Grandfathered (2015)). Also: eyebrow extensions; and Mixed Up Clothing, a kids apparel line with global influences.

Musician Kelis; and a group of black women, who were kicked off the Napa Valley Wine Train for laughing, discuss their experience. Also: audience members have to determine which host is telling them a truth or a lie.

Iyanla Vanzant (Iyanla, Fix My Life (2012)). Also: Pinterest ideas that missed the mark; and relationship advice.

Keshia Knight Pulliam and Marques Houston (Will to Love (2015)). Also: style tips for any dress code; and a company that is striving to get businesses to work together to end domestic violence.

Ken Jeong, Tisha Campbell, David Foley and Suzy Nakamura (Dr. Ken (2015)). Also: healthy recipes to make with kids; and beauty tricks and tips from a former pageant queen.

Shameik Moore (Dope (2015) and The Get Down (2016)). Also: a ring toss game; tips for making smoothies; and a food-expiration game.

Fashions from the 1990s that have come back in style; tips for men on impressing that special someone with a home-cooked meal; relationship advice; and answers to moms, regarding slang, apps and technology.

James Maslow (Big Time Rush (2009)). Also: looks for men that the ladies love; pumpkin recipes; and a designer handbag giveaway.

Big Freedia. Also: horizontal workout moves; gadget advice; and a 10-year-old boy plays matchmaker for his single mom.

Chris D'Elia, Ron Funches, Rick Glassman and Brent Morin (Undateable (2014)). Also: a head-to-toe makeover.

Stephen Bishop, B.J. Britt and Richard Brooks (Being Mary Jane (2013)). Also: man crushes; a fashion show featuring top celebrities' every day look; and Tamera Mowry-Housley's morning ritual.

Josh Flagg, Josh Altman, James Harris and David Parnes (Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles (2006) Los Angeles). Also: recipes with less than 10 ingredients; and unique inventions by women.

Sherri Shepherd and Caleb Castille (Woodlawn (2015)). Also: making a vine video; NeNe Leakes guest co-hosts.

Taj Jackson, Taryll Jackson and TJ Jackson (The Jacksons: Next Generation (2015)). Also: relationship advice; and DIY hair-repair treatments.

Simple solutions for everyday problems; a birthday surprise for a fan of the show; and a woman's weight-loss journey.

Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Vanessa Lachey, Tone Bell, Bresha Webb, Stephen Bishop, B.J. Britt and Richard Brooks (Truth Be Told (2015)); and Shelby Philion, a 9-year-old girl who launched an effort to provide every child with a Halloween costume. Also: making money from clothes in the back of one's closet.

Melissa Joan Hart (Dieu n'est pas mort 2 (2016)). Also: a trivia contest; and Tamar Braxton teaches her co-hosts how to make tacos.

Smokey Robinson; guest co-host Adam Housley. Also: a trivia contest on the "Cookie Lyon" character from Empire (2015); and tips for caring for weaves and wigs.

Ja Rule and Aisha Atkins ("Follow the Rules" (2015)). Also: designer products vs. knockoffs; and a fashion show with women, who are getting revenge on their exes, by looking and dressing better.

Shanola Hampton (Shameless (2011)). Also: a trivia contest with the winners "looting" Halloween pumpkins for cash; and last-minute Halloween costumes.

Former NAACP Spokane chapter president Rachel Dolezal . Also: fans are quizzed about their knowledge of the show; and a fashion show.

Hip-hop artist iLoveMemphis. Also: 60-minute makeovers; and dramatic readings of fan feuds from the comment sections of the show's social media pages.

Travis Barker discusses his struggles, since the plane crash that left him physically scarred. Also: relationship advice; and everyday things that cause weight gain.

A "super-size girl chat", in which the hosts discuss any- and everything.

TV personality Kelly Osbourne; contestants compete to win the PIN for "The Real" ATM; audience members match hairstyles to the hosts; and "Dear 15 Me".

Mehcad Brooks (Supergirl (2015)). Also: Adrienne Houghton's morning ritual; Jeannie Mai Jenkins's mother offers "motherly" advice; and the ladies form two teams and compete to complete a surprise project in 90 seconds.

Debbie Allen (Grey's Anatomy (2005)). Also: discounted fashion finds; weight-loss success story Chaunda Walls advises a couple on their effort to lose weight.

A Veterans Day salute features an audience comprised of military members, wives and moms. Also: a pregnant mom receives a makeover; and a military mom plays a trivia game for a big surprise.

Kellie Pickler and Kyle Jacobs (I Love Kellie Pickler (2015)). Also: the ladies work together in an interactive, live-action adventure game; and audience members get their bills paid.

Musician Jidenna; a hair care line created by a teen bullied for her big hair; and caring for naturally curly hair.

Rafael de la Fuente (Empire (2015)); Tamar Braxton shows the viewers her morning ritual; an audience member tries to win shoes; guest co-hostess Sheryl Lee Ralph.

Rap artist Jeezy; guest co-hostess Ta'Rhonda Jones (Empire (2015)). Also: audience members have a chance to win or swap something old from another audience member's closet; and two friends compete to see who knows a third friend the best.

A viewer's choice show. Included: a designer bag giveaway; a makeover for a fan; and a meal for needy schoolchildren, whose lunch program was canceled.

Taye Diggs. Also; pop culture advice; audience members try to determine which host is lying; and time-saving beauty tips.

Young entrepreneur Moziah Bridges, who founded the Mo's Bows bow tie company. Also: shapewear is discussed; and the hosts respond to viewer criticism.

John O'Hurley (The National Dog Show Presented by Purina (2015)). Also: "Mega Trivial Purse-Loot"; and "Single Girls Guide to the Holidays". Tahj Mowry guest co-hosts.

Omar Epps (Resurrection (2013) and Dr House (2004)). Also discounted fashion finds; a surprise for a teen girl, who provides beds and bedding to needy children; and fun hostess gifts. Traci Braxton guests co-hosts.

Erykah Badu (Hand of God (2014)). Also: a guest competes to win a holiday surprise; and an update of aspiring model April Star. Evelyn Braxton guest co-hosts.

Guest co-hostess Trina Braxton; Loretta Devine (Being Mary Jane (2013)); the hosts reveal their man crushes.

Guest co-hostess Wendy Raquel Robinson; Jerry Springer (The Jerry Springer Show (1991)). Also: off-the-wall stories in the news; and a dispute between a couple, over a flowery futon, is settled.

Amy Brenneman (The Leftovers (2014)); U.S. Small Business Administrator Maria Contreras-Sweet, My Brother's Keeper millennials entrepreneur champion Mike Muse and stylist Ty Hunter, who discuss President Barack Obama's initiative for millennials of color; slow-cook crock pot recipes.

Ashanti. Also: audience members compete to win one of the hosts' outfits; healthy alternatives to holiday foods; and dramatic readings of fan arguments from the show's social media accounts.

Master P and his children Romeo Miller, Veno Miller, Cymphonique Miller, Hercy Miller and Mercy Miller (Master P's Family Empire (2015)). Also: one of Tamera Mowry-Housley's signature dishes; and eyelash looks for the holidays.

Guest co-hostess Michelle Williams; Kirk Franklin. Also: a different twist on latkes; and trends that need to end.

Kym Whitley (Raising Whitley (2013)), Also: Michael Russo gives tips for decorating one's home for the holidays; an update on aspiring model April Star; and audience members get their bills paid.

Joseph Simmons (aka Rev Run) and Justine Simmons (Rev Runs Around the World (2015)). Also: "Holiday ATM"; and unusual holiday cookie recipes.

Kelly Rowland. Also: gifts for men; advice on love and life from three feisty grandmothers; and a barber's challenge to a 9-year-old: get straight A's in exchange for free haircut for life.

Rick Ross. Also: advice for moms who need help with their kids; items that cost more, but are needed in everyone's closet; and desserts with three ingredients.

Lacey Chabert (Une mélodie de Noël (2015)); guest co-host Dr. Drew Pinsky. Also: ugly Christmas sweaters; gifts that donate a percentage of sales to charity; and making wintertime pizza.

Lori Loughlin (Le Cœur a ses raisons (2014)). Also: sleep-time beauty enhancements; natural flu remedies.

Musician Jadakiss; and Tamar and her doctor discuss her illness. Also: blood clot risks and prevention; and New Year's Eve activities for kids.

Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds. Also: essentials for New Year's Eve; and relationship advice.

Christmas giveaways; the Braxton sisters (Braxton Family Values (2011)). Also: a single mom and her two sons play a game for Christmas presents.

Justin Baldoni (Jane the Virgin (2014)). Also: unique inventions by women; a music trivia game; and healthier alternatives to commonly eaten foods.

Renee Lawless and Aaron O'Connell (The Haves and the Have Nots (2013)); and Kyle Dixon, the 14-year-old founder of Sneaker Journals. Also: tips for sticking to New Year's resolutions. Candis Cayne guest co-hosts.

Radio personality Big Boy; guest co-hostess Mel B; adult acne; and simple solutions for some everyday problems.

Isaiah Mustafa (Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments (2016)); guest co-hostess Bevy Smith. Also: biscuit recipes; and audience questions.

Cocoa Brown (For Better or Worse (2011) and American Crime Story (2016)). Also: unique inventions by women; and a makeover for a busy mom.

Guest co-hostess Jodie Sweetin (La Fête à la maison: 20 ans après (2016)); Deon Cole (Angie Tribeca (2016)). Also: tips to make old fashion items current; "Heel of Fortune"; and beauty items that have two uses.

Snacks for Netflix nights; "You Bet Your Host"; getting in shape using items from around the house; and a music trivia game. Guest co-hostess Brandy Norwood.

Atticus Shaffer (The Middle (2009)); guest co-hostess Vivica A. Fox. Also: "Fake It or Take It"; slow-cooker recipes; and tips for concealing circles, wrinkles and blemishes.

Relationship advice; a fashion show that features warm pieces of clothing; a trivia contest about the show; and creative ways to cook with a panini press and waffle iron.

Tyler Perry (The Haves and the Have Nots (2013)). Also: an audience member plays a game for money.

Angelique Rivera (American Crime (2015)). Also: ways to feel luxurious at home; hot styles of boot.

Jermaine Dupri (The Rap Game (2016)). Also: getting a man to go to the doctor; and makeup.

Brandon Routh (DC's DC: Legends of Tomorrow (2016)); sexologist Nikki Goldstein; freezing one's ova; keeping warm in workout clothes.

First Lady Michelle Obama discusses education; Kinston Teens founder Christopher Suggs talks about positive change in a violence-ridden community.

Marlon Wayans (Cinquante nuances de Black (2016)). Also: makeup hacks; and contestants play a game.

Business magnate Russell Simmons. Also: hair care in the winter time; how to make meatless meals at home.

Celebrating Dr. Mae C. Jemison, physician and NASA astronaut: Also:; a surprise chef makes a decadent dessert; and knockoffs vs. designer products.

Judge Greg Mathis (Judge Mathis (1998)); getting more life and use out of cosmetics; a young scientist performs an experiment.

Rex Lee (Guys Reading Poems (2016) and "Young and Hungry" (2014)); the hosts perform dramatic readings of fan arguments; and a designer bag giveaway.

Actress Janet Hubert (Le prince de Bel-Air (1990)); a fan gets a surprise makeover; Tamera's biggest fan gets a huge surprise.

YBF.com founder Natasha Eubanks. Also: the hosts compete to make a project; fun things to do instead of watching the Super Bowl.

D.B. Woodside (Lucifer (2016)); Omari Hardwick (Power (2015)). Also: celebrating and-or surviving Valentine's Day; a superstitious trivia game; and a former couple is reunited.

Janel Parrish (Pretty Little Liars (2010)). Also: a "Tamartian" fan gets a makeover of a lifetime; a surprise marriage proposal; and a Mardi Gras-themed fashion show.

Joe Morton (Scandal (2012)). Also: a glam makeover; and two couples compete for a trip of a lifetime.

Musician Durrell 'Tank' Babbs (aka Tank); sexy pajamas for men; and advice on love and life from three feisty grandmothers.

An audience of single people goes to the show's mixer; dating advice.

A preview of Tamar's Grandma outfit; advice from a grandmother. Also: the ladies compete as their Les craquantes (1985) alter egos.

Record executive L.A. Reid. Also: ways to replicate red-carpet looks every day; relationship advice from Loni; unusual uses for household items.

Marsai Martin and Miles Brown (Black-ish (2014)). Also: a fan receives a 60-minute makeover; elementary school kids get a surprise for their school library.

Matt McGorry (Murder (2014) and Orange Is the New Black (2013)); an audience member tries to win shoes. Also: trends in at-home nail art; stylish safety gadgets/

How to disguise food which one dislikes. Also: makeup comparisons; a trivia contest for the show's fans; and relationship advice.

Tamela J. Mann and David Mann (It's a Mann's World (2015)). Also: man crushes; and the hosts take DNA tests.

Mike Epps (Cinquante nuances de Black (2016) and Survivor's Remorse (2014)). Also: trends that need to end; dressing tips for short women; and how to disguise foods, that one hates, inside foods that one loves.

Rapper Yo Gotti. Also: the glam squad gives a fan a makeover; and Tamera prepares one of her signature dishes.

Rapper David Dee-1 Augustine; and fashion designer Zac Posen. Also: viewer mail; and pop-culture advice from Loni Love and a group of children.

UFC champion Holly Holm. Also: off-the-wall stories and other oddities in the news.

Boxer Mike Tyson ("Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth -- Live on Stage). Also: alternative ways of doing everyday tasks; and audience members have their bills paid.

Musician Anthony Hamilton. Also: "One Simple Wish", an organization that grants wishes to children in the foster care system, is given a gift; and Tamera Mowry-Housley offer advice to viewers.

RuPaul (RuPaul's Drag Race (2009)). Also: discounted fashion finds; a cape-themed fashion show; and the "Loni Laugh-Off" winner.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner (American Crime Story (2016) and Major Crimes (2012)). Also: a trivia game celebrating things turning 30 this year; and modern takes on the trendy looks of the 1980s.

How to pamper a man; and disguise healthy foods one hates, inside foods one loves. Also: crazy Instagram pictures; and tips for traveling with kids.

Musician Stefan Gordy (aka Redfoo). Also: a dance competition with Redfoo; highly discounted fashion finds; and an overweight couple, who committed to "The Real Fitness Revolution".

Dascha Polanco (Orange Is the New Black (2013) and The Perfect Match (2016)). Also: different types of primes to put under makeup; spring fashions; and "You Bet Your Host".

Steve Howey (Shameless (2011) and Mon chat, mon chien... et les autres ? (2016)). Also: tips on beauty, fashion and accessories; and healthy alternatives to common late-night snacks.

Sterling K. Brown (American Crime Story (2016)). Also: etiquette rules from the 1940s; the link between food storage and weight gain; and "Catch Your Coin".

Ravi Patel (Meet the Patels (2014) and Grandfathered (2015)); and 8-year-old Khloe Thompson, who makes tote bags, fills them with toiletries and gives them to homeless women in her community. Also: a ring-toss game for cash; and snacks to eat during basketball game-viewing parties.

Morris Chestnut (Rosewood (2015)). Also: quick ways to style one's hair; how to cook one of Tamar's famous dishes; and "Hostess with the Mostess".

Eva Marcille (Born Again Virgin (2015)). Also: Tamar's birthday; beauty tips; no-bake dessert recipes; and "Leprecoin Toss" trivia game.

Larenz Tate (Game of Silence (2016)). Also: tailored clothes; "The Read ATM"; and buying vs. renting.

Don Cheadle and Emayatzy Corinealdi (Miles Ahead (2015)); rapper 2 Chainz. Also: relationship advice; and a ring toss game.

"Loni's Laugh-Off" with the winner opening for Loni in Las Vegas; discounted fashion finds; the best looks to stay dry and fashionable during April; and off-the-wall stories and other oddities in the news.

Swimsuit designer Gabi Gregg discusses fashion tips and her new swimwear. Also: crazy Instagram pictures; a makeover for a "beauty virgin"; and when to toss out common household items.

Holly Robinson Peete and Rodney Peete (For Peete's Sake (2016)). Also: advice for prepping food for the week; "Hostess with the Mostess"; and tips for traveling with kids.

Eve (Barbershop: The Next Cut (2016)). Also: relationship advice; and a trivia contest about the "Barbershop" franchise.

Jon Cryer (The Ranch (2016)). Also: traveling with kids; uses for stale bread; and advice from two barbers and a beautician.

'Lizzo' performs "Good as Hell" from the Barbershop: The Next Cut (2016) soundtrack. Also: haircuts for two young men; and audience members must determine which products are real and which are knock-offs.

Cedric the Entertainer (Barbershop: The Next Cut (2016)); Niecy Nash, Wesley Jonathan, Missi Pyle and John Beasley (The Soul Man (2012)). Also: highly discounted fashion finds.

Ice Cube (Barbershop: The Next Cut (2016)). Also: tips for traveling with kids.

A past guest shares how her life has changed, since her makeover; the pregnant mom, surprised with a baby shower on the Veteran's Day episode, introduces her new son; audience members get their bills paid; and an update from the first "kidpreneurs".

Entrepreneur Damon Dash. Also: advice from Tamera Mowry-Housley; discounted fashion finds; and a game in which contestants strive to show who knows more about the show.

Wendie Malick (Rush Hour (2016)). Also: foods eaten to stay slim may sabotage weight-loss efforts; "You Bet Your Host".

Zero-waster advocate Lauren Singer. Also: a trivia contest; and uses for packets found in boxed packages.

Erica Campbell and Tina Atkins Campbell (Mary Mary (2012)); "That's What She Said"; "Healthier Ever After"; and "Gym Couture".

Ryan Guzman ("Everybody Wants Some" (2016)); and animal expert Jack Hanna. Also: hot dogs around the country; and "Makeup Wonders".

Michael Jai White and Gillian White (Never Back Down: No Surrender (2016)).

Hip-hop artists Fat Joe and Remy Ma. Also: unsuspecting high school students receive well-deserved presents.

Tia Mowry-Hardrict (Tia Mowry at Home (2015)); and Ariana Neal (Joyeuse Fête des Mères (2016)). Also: behind-the-scenes of Loni Love's new movie, Joyeuse Fête des Mères (2016).

Serayah (Empire (2015)); Tichina Arnold (Survivor's Remorse (2014)); unusual foods to fry.

Jamal Harrison Bryant, John Gray, E. Dewey Smith and Orrick Quick (The Preachers (2015)). Also: braids, twists and locks; a surprise for a teacher; and a designer bag giveaway.

Director Garry Marshall (Joyeuse Fête des Mères (2016)). Also: discounted fashion finds; wedding tips; and dramatic readings of fan arguments from the show's social media accounts.

Alyssa Milano (Projet Haute Couture (2004)). Also: 10-year-old twin deejays; a kid talent show; and mother and child fashions.

Mother's Day is celebrated. Included: a makeover for a deserving mom; the co-hosts' mothers offer advice on love and life; one of Ms. Evelyn's famous dishes; and a nursery for an expecting couple.

Regina Hall (Grandfathered (2015) and Barbershop: The Next Cut (2016)). Also: a makeover for a deserving fan; and discounted fashion finds.

Fat Joe and Remy Ma, featuring French Montana, perform. Also: viewers' favorite segments of the season.

Patricia Heaton (The Middle (2009)). Also: a dream vacation for a couple who couldn't go on a honeymoon; and one of Jeannie Mai Jenkins's favorite chefs makes a meal with her.

Rapper French Montana; highly discounted fashion finds; a deserving fan gets a makeover.

Jumoke Hill gets a personal hero to aid him in his lifelong struggle to lose weight. Also: a trivia contest to spend time in the money booth; and various uses for a muffin pan.

A Pinterest battle; discounted fashion finds; and designer products vs. knockoffs.

A makeover for a deserving fan; Tamar offers relationship advice; and a designer bag giveaway.

Audience members try to determine whether the hosts are telling the truth or lies; Tamera Mowry-Housley bakes a sweet treat; and a bride-to-be is surprised with a wedding dress.

Musician Jason Derulo. Also: one of Tamar Braxton's famous dishes; trends that need to end; and audience members who dress to impress.

Young entrepreneur Mikaila Ulmer, who founded "Me and the Bees" lemonade. Also: inventions by women; fashion advice; and getting fit while watching TV.

Musicians Snoop Dogg and Lalah Hathaway. Also: man crushes; and a game to win fabulous shoes.

Lynn Whitfield (Greenleaf (2016)). Also: birthday surprises for Loni Love and Tamera Mowry-Housley relationship advice; discounted fashion finds; and everyday products that people use incorrectly.

Excuse-Free Fitness founder Caprice O'Bryant. Also: "You Bet Your Host"; sun protection; and alternatives to the traditional wedding cake.

Memorial Day foods for the grill; and a gift for Brat Pack 11 founder Kenzie Rien. Also: two contestants try to match hairstyles to the correct host.

Meals that don't involve an oven or stove top; and relationship advice from Tamar Braxton. Also: two contestants try to fill in the blank on a sentence.

Gifts for graduating seniors; a trivia contest; and making money from clothes in one's closet. Also: Kaitlyn Smith, who lost 208 pounds in 15 months through diet and exercise.

Summer foods to help with one's beach body; and the best shorts for every body types. Also: audience members try to determine which host is telling the truth or lying.

Relationship advice from Loni Love; perfectly portioned recipes; kid-styled fashions; and great gifts for dad.

Favorite segments from the past season. Also: memorable celebrity guests; and favorite "Man Crush Monday" segments.

B.J. Britt (Unreal (2015)). Also: "Heel of Fortune"; summer activities for kids; simple recipes to take popcorn up a notch.

Guest co-hostess Erica Ash; money saving tips for summer; "That's What She Said"; skin care in the summer; and side dishes for barbecues.

Braided hairstyles for the summer; the benefits of using coupons and getting discounts at grocery stores; desserts with berries; and a trivia contest.

Smartphone apps for dads; a music trivia game; Father's Day meals; and fashions one should wear to interviews.

Throwing out specific articles of gym clothes; dressing in one color. Also: money-saving tips for summer; and a trivia contest.

Guest co-host Adam Housley. Also: viewer questions; tips for protecting one's homes from burglars, while out of town; fixes for food that's too spicy, sour or fatty; and knockoffs vs. designer pieces.

What to wear beneath one's cap and gown on graduation day; two friends with different opinions about premarital sex; and tasty foods in the shape of balls. Also: brides-to-be play musical chairs to win a honeymoon getaway. Towanda Braxton guest co-hosts.

The best pair of jeans for one's body type; "That's What She Said"; and recipes for delicious summer drinks.

Guest co-host Taye Diggs; Kellita Smith (The Choir Director (2018) and The Preacher's Son (2017)); Alrichia Cook, who designs high-waisted swimsuits. Also: summer tans without sun damage; and a game to win shoes.

A makeover for a fan of the show; and tasty treats and drinks for lunch. Also: relationship advice from the hosts' husbands (Adam Housley, Vince Herbert and Freddy Harteis),

The fashion benefits of different colors; women's unique inventions; and tips for packing a summer picnic basket.