As for Camille, she’s not ok and struggles with how it appears that everyone has moved on and that she and Ian are in fact history. (I wonder how Camille will react to that). Unbeknownst to Camille, Shawn introduces Quinn to Mira, and it’s not long before Quinn agrees to make a wedding dress (for 5 figures) for Mira. Whilst she doesn’t, Camille tells Ian that what is happening in Harlem isn’t his fault, and she’s proud of him.

As Camille overhears, she tries to persuade Tammy into viewing it more positively. Maybe there’s hope for Shawn.ĭuring the party, Ian’s Aunt Tammy (Bevy Smith) berates Ian for his job at the bistro. However, before long Quinn unloads all of her problems onto him. Whilst he attempts to sweet-talk her, it appears that his attempts may be failing. As the night goes on, Quinn asks Shawn whether he is going to “stay all night”. But before Quinn can discuss it further, Shawn is there. Quinn even starts to speculate whether Ian’s parents want Ian and Camille to get back together.

But at the very least, Quinn is by Camille’s side. Keeping with the drama of Camille and Ian, Camille attends a party hosted by one of Ian’s relatives. Although, as Quinn left her necklace at his place, she’ll have to see him at least once more. Quinn tells Angie about the situation and states that whilst she enjoyed talking to Shawn, she can’t see him again because of “no kid mama drama”. Quinn wakes up in bed with stripper Shawn (Robert Ri’chard), but is shortly afterward interrupted by his son, J.J (Tyler Williams), who walks in on them. Pruitt doesn’t abide by lateness (or inappropriate cleavage) in the workplace, Camille has been demoted to the second assistant. With no time to argue, Camille rushes to see Dr. She finds it extremely creepy, whilst he plays it down, even going as far as to state that if he were a murderer, he would have already killed her when he took her to a remote location. We learn straight away as Camille calls Jameson out for searching her on social media.

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