Ep 8. Floribama Pride
- TV-14
- December 26, 2019
- 41 min
The episode titled "Floribama Pride" in MTV's hit reality series Floribama Shore follows the housemates as they celebrate Pride Weekend in Panama City Beach. The gang comes together in full support of the LGBTQ+ community and their fellow housemate, Candace, who identifies as bisexual.
The episode starts with the group getting ready to attend the Pride parade. The girls, including Candace, dress in rainbow-colored outfits and tutus, while the guys opt for colorful shirts. Gus goes all out with his outfit, wearing a rainbow wig and matching make-up.
As they march in the parade, the Floribama Shore cast is met with cheers and support from the crowd. Candace gives an emotional speech about the importance of celebrating diversity and inclusion, and the rest of the housemates join in to show their solidarity.
After the parade, the group heads to a Pride festival where they let loose and have fun. Nilsa and Jeremiah hit it off with some locals and spend the afternoon dancing and drinking. Candace joins in on the fun, and everyone is happy to see her enjoying herself.
Later that night, the group heads to a gay bar where they continue the festivities. Gus takes center stage and performs in drag, much to the delight of his friends and the crowd. The rest of the group cheers him on and dances the night away.
However, not all is happy and fun. There is some tension between Aimee and Mattie, which comes to a head during their Pride celebration. They have a heart-to-heart conversation where they open up to each other and try to work out their issues.
The episode ends on a positive note, with the housemates feeling good about the experience and the message of love and acceptance that they have embraced. They finish the weekend by hugging it out and thanking each other for being there for one another.
"Floribama Pride" is a heartwarming and fun episode that showcases the cast's unity and support of the LGBTQ+ community. It's a reminder that everyone deserves to feel loved and accepted, no matter who they are or who they love.
