Ep 7. Showing Out

The seventh season of the popular reality TV show, Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, continues to follow the lives of some of Atlanta's most intriguing personalities and their ongoing tumultuous relationships. In the seventh episode titled "Showing Out," things are heating up as the cast members face new challenges and strain on their relationships.

As the title of the episode suggests, the cast is ready to show out. Young Joc is determined to prove his worth to Jeremih, attempting to convince him to sign a deal with his record label. This causes some friction between the two as Jeremih doesn't seem quite convinced. Later on, Young Joc and Karlie Redd meet up to patch up their relationship, however, things quickly get out of hand when Treasure rumors resurface.

Meanwhile, Spice prepares for her carnival festival, determined to make it a success. She and rap artist Tokyo Vanity join forces to bring this festival to life, showcasing island culture and celebrating life to the fullest. However, things get heated between Spice and Tokyo Vanity as they argue about the best way to make the event a success.

Elsewhere, Scrappy and his wife Bambi prepare to welcome their new baby into the world, but there are some challenges in store for the couple. Scrappy's mother, Momma Dee, makes an unexpected visit which causes a rift between her son and daughter-in-law. Bambi is struggling to cope with the pressure of being a new mom and tensions rise when Momma Dee tries to intervene.

Finally, Sierra and her husband BK have a major blowout when she discovers some unsavory details about his past and some skeletons in his closet. Things escalate quickly, and it's uncertain if their relationship can withstand this latest setback.

Overall, the "Showing Out" episode of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta delves into the deepest tensions and challenges faced by some of Atlanta's most high-profile personalities. From business ventures to romance, and even child-rearing, the cast never fails to entertain and captivate viewers with their larger-than-life personalities and unpredictable relationships.