Ep 15. Arabian Nights

The season 7 episode 15 of Married to Medicine titled "Arabian Nights" is an exciting episode that continues the drama-filled journey of Atlanta's most prominent women in the medical profession. The episode follows the ladies as they celebrate Friendgiving, a Thanksgiving dinner to honor their friendship, at Dr. Heavenly's home.

However, the celebration is not all sunshine and rainbows, as the tension between Quad and Toya continues to build. Quad is still upset with Toya for spreading rumors about her, and the two women can barely be civil with each other. Contessa and Simone try to maintain a neutral position, but it's clear that the situation is causing a rift in the group.

Meanwhile, Mariah prepares to renew her vows with her husband, Aydin. She enlists the help of local Atlanta belly dancers to perform at the event, and the rehearsals are both hilarious and heartwarming. As glamorous as the occasion is, there's still a bump in the road as Mariah's husband, Aydin, is having a tough time with the planning and is starting to get cold feet about going through with the ceremony.

The episode also explores the personal life of Dr. Jackie, who has recently gone through a breast cancer scare. She discusses her decision to undergo a double mastectomy, and the fear of potentially losing an essential part of her identity as a woman. The scene is a powerful reminder of the importance of regular check-ups and self-care.

Aside from the emotional moments, "Arabian Nights" is also brought to life with plenty of entertainment. The group enjoys a hilarious game of "Never Have I Ever," which leads to some surprising revelations from the women. Later, the belly dancers perform for the ladies, and all hell breaks loose when Heavenly, feeling the rhythm, jumps up to join the performance.

As usual, drama and tension are never too far away in Married to Medicine. Still, the deeper bonds between the women and their unbreakable friendship shine through in this episode, making the intense moments all the more poignant. "Arabian Nights" is a perfect blend of laughs, tears, and jaw-dropping moments and is sure to leave you wanting more.