[Full Episode] When the Honeymoon Phase Fades

It can be hard to maintain the spark in your relationship once life starts to get real, but Loni Love, Adrienne Houghton, Tamera Mowry-Housley and Jeannie Mai have advice for couples. Plus, we're celebrating with special guest O'Shea Jackson Jr.!
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[@Mynameistyshawn]

IDC what no one says, that’s LONI singing the theme song!!!! You can’t unhear it now lol I picture her in the studio with a head wrap, no make up and glasses on!! 😂😂😂

[@NoneyaBusiness-fs9en]

Omg I have said this before and I COMPLETELY AGREE LMAO!

[@hannahgreenough2088]

LOL 😅💀💀

[@KTBEverlasting]

For real. I know it's Tray Williams and I'm still like "That's Loni. That's her artist name."

[@garmonyendambo5564]

GIRL WHY DID I SAY THE SAME THINGGG😂😂😂😂

[@pare5108]

I thought I was the only one that hears her loud and clear! It's funny how the real had 2 amazing singers with adrienne and tamar and they never had them sing the theme song

[@Soph-ts9yb]

“Long term” 😂

[@Nnnnnnnn426]

I agree with Adrienne. Don’t tell your kids you can’t do this or that, but encourage them to have a plan b. It sounds good what all the other ladies are saying but loni know that her career as a comedian isn’t the only thing that paying her bills hints why she is on the show. I do think a plan b is necessary bc god forbid you need something to fall back on you have a degree or whatever it is that your plan b is. Adrienne is the only one being realistic not everyone makes it. Plus there are people that it took years for them to get to where they are now. It’s a lot of popular actors in the business that said they was homeless for years while trying to peruse their dreams but if those people had a plan b they could’ve done their plan b while pursuing their plan A. Having a plan b doesn’t mean you have to give up on your plan A you just not trying to struggle out here in there streets.

[@jkab8033]

Adrienne had the best outfits on the real!❤

[@ovilla4]

17:57 Tamera says "Cre Munster."...🤣 she's thinking of Lon's famous "Tree Munster" hahahaha I can't believe no one corrected her or even giggled

[@h-shmoneyyy7677]

O’Shea was suchhhh a great guest

[@tarat5447]

This show needs to come back

[@WaterstoneMagnolians]

Quick background: I’ve been an elementary school teacher for 10 years (Pre-k through 3rd grade).
I always do “All About Me” projects on the first day of school. From 2014-2017 it was always doctor, veterinarian, marine biologist, teacher, firefighter and police officer were some of the top careers the kids chose.
Cut to 2023… the top careers are UA-camr, instagramer, influencer, beauty guru, fashion model with maybe 1 or 2 kids saying they want to be a teacher or a doctor.
I’m going to leave this here and interpret this how you will.

[@missmack2328]

9:25 this is the winner’s mindset ❤

[@shakirahgraham39]

Why Tamera, Loni, and Adrienne look at Jeannie like they didn't hear a word she said 😅😅😅

[@ridasohail4318]

I loved this show

[@ranitagadling4312]

In my honest opinion i believe that parents should always be honest with their children...i mean if they come to you and say mommy/daddy i want to be spiderman or wonder woman...you should tell them that they're pretend and that they should be someone a little more realistic like someone with a college degree and actual job skills

[@missmack2328]

6:32 no shade, but ppl who fail always have this take

[@deliafrancisc7457]

They never like Jennaie ,every since when Jennaie didn't invited them to her wedding

[@mahogany_chanel]

This is way before her wedding.

[@missmack2328]

@@mahogany_chanelread it again

[@thedrasc1465]

Society rewards being a celebrity but we want kids to be the sensible ones to pretend to be in careers that are "more achievable"? None of that makes sense 😂 Let that kid dress as whatever they want. The day society stops rewarding influencers is the day these kids won't want to be it anymore. I'm from the south asian culture and we all aspire to be doctors, lawyers or engineers over celebrities or anything else, and we work hard to be those things. It's really societies fault for praising certain careers, kids just want to be whatever is aspirational in their circle