Belle Collective

Season 8

TV-14
5 of Mississippi's Black female entrepreneurs work to redevelop a struggling mid -20th century historic district.

Where to Watch Belle Collective • Season 8

6 Episodes

  • Under the Influencer
    E1
    Under the InfluencerMarie's lunch goes off the rails as Lateshia's friend is labeled outside noise while Glen gets advice from a divorce lawyer.
  • Ring My Belle
    E2
    Ring My BelleThe Belles throw a dating event to help Marie meet a man; Lateshia learns that Selena's wedding is dangerously behind schedule; Glen confides in Mike that he met with a lawyer, leading Selena to publicly confront Lateshia about a possible divorce.
  • Mother-in-Law and Order
    E3
    Mother-in-Law and OrderLateshia confronts Glen about his meeting with a divorce lawyer. Kerri's mother-in-law demands that she puts family first. Latrice and her mom attempt to convince Cliff to reconsider having another baby. Marie's first date involves a musical surprise.
  • On My Mama-in-Law
    E4
    On My Mama-in-LawComing in hot and with an agenda, Lateshia and Latrice swap husbands for the day. Lateshia and Glen's marriage hits a breaking point at the reservoir. As Matt tries to mediate the fight between his mom and wife, Kerri enlists her own mother as backup.
  • Zaddy Day Care
    E5
    Zaddy Day CareSelena's indecision about her wedding affects her bridal shower. Matt tries to mediate the feud between his wife and his mother. As a trial run for having a child, Latrice and Cliff babysit London-Symone. Marie gets her children involved in her business.
  • Mama-In-Law Said Knock You Out
    E6
    Mama-In-Law Said Knock You OutLatrice and Glen bring the Collective and their men to Atlanta to celebrate Selena and Mike's wedding. Marie is upset over false rumors that her business has closed. Kerri continues to lock horns with Marlene. Glen bonds with his son at the barber shop.
  • Tambra Cherie
  • Antoinette Liles

 

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