Ep 2. All at My Expense
- TV-PG
- July 25, 2016
- 20 min
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8.4 (157)
Shaunie's Home Court is an American reality TV show that follows the life of basketball superstar Shaunie O'Neal. The show premiered on July 17, 2016, on VH1, and aired for one season. The second episode of Shaunie's Home Court is titled "All at My Expense," and aired on July 24, 2016.
The episode begins with Shaunie planning a surprise party for her best friend, Tami Roman, who is turning 46. She pulled out all the stops, booking a venue and hiring a DJ, but things did not go as planned. Tami finds out about the party, and Shaunie is forced to make some quick changes. She decides to have the party at her house, but it soon becomes clear that Tami is expecting something more extravagant.
Meanwhile, Shaunie's son, Shareef O'Neal, is dealing with a foot injury that has put his basketball career on hold. He has been doing rehab, but it is slow progress, and he is getting impatient. His father, Shaquille O'Neal, visits to offer some words of encouragement and to take Shareef out for some much-needed father-son bonding time.
Shaunie's other kids, Myles and Me'ara, are also featured in this episode. Me'ara is campaigning for her own YouTube channel, but Shaunie is hesitant to let her daughter put herself out there on the internet. Myles, on the other hand, is focused on his fashion company, choosing designs and fabric for his new clothing line.
The episode is filled with drama and unexpected twists. Tami's party turns into a disaster, with guests leaving early and Tami feeling underwhelmed. Shaunie tries to make things right, but it seems like nothing is working. Shareef's injury is also weighing heavily on everyone's minds, and they are all hoping for a speedy recovery. Myles and Me'ara both have their own struggles, but they are determined to overcome them.
Overall, Shaunie's Home Court season 1 episode 2 is a compelling look into the life of a basketball superstar and the challenges she faces on a daily basis. From planning surprise parties to dealing with injured children, Shaunie has her hands full, but she manages to handle it all with grace and poise.
