In Baltimore, Traci Braxton is preparing for her procedure, in fear that her sexuality will be gone, which will probably turn her a little coo coo.  She asked her husband Kevin Surratt and Kevin Surrat, Jr. if she will change, one says no except be more crazy and the other thinks it will be a good change.  “Go to your room and I will be right up there,” says Kevin except four to six weeks is a long time; it’s time to get creative like working on her jaw skills. Kevin Jr. feels awkward as they both have supportive jobs, like feet, legs, and cooking. On the way up Traci says, “Come on honey!” Kevin says to Kevin Jr.,”Take notes!” Kevin Jr. responds aloud, “Nasty!”

Tamar Braxton can’t be late to her final appointment and Towanda Braxton is along for support. Tamar just had her last surgery for her Thoracic Outlet Syndrome that began last fall.  She is waiting to be cleared and to hear all good news and gossip. Tamar inquires about Trina’s romance and Towanda doesn’t know or does she? Toni Braxton seconds that emotion after Tamar spills the tea. Tamar calls Towanda the neighbor in the apartment building that knows everybody’s business, but nobody knows hers.  Tamar hears good news from her doctor and she is healed after graduation from First Rib University.  A clean bill of health equals look at God, won’t he do it, and a cocktail.

Kevin, Traci, and their moms are on the way to her surgery. The crack of dawn turns awkward when Kevin talks about a diagram and wondered what it was to find out that it was what was inside of Traci; he says,”that’s what I was feeling.” Kevin’s mom say, “The old folks is back here.” Mommy (Evelyn Braxton) says, “I don’t know about the old folks…!”

A client review about the host at Bar Chix has Trina Braxton concerned because the host is her son, Eric.  She has to find balance between mother and employer.  His colonge smells a little musky per Trina and mother sets the standard straight leaving a lasting remark, “Don’t make me have to write you up.”

Meanwhile, in Baltimore the waiting game is on.  Michael Braxton, Sr. (Daddy) and their brother Michael Braxton, Jr. came to see about her as well.  After some scarring Traci is on the road to recovery. The doctor lays out some orders and confirming six weeks it is before Kevin will see joy come in the morning. Towanda pops up to show her sisterly love and lends her high help.

Tamar is back to work in Little Rock to co-host the Designers Choice Fashion Preview kids charity event and will be also showing some pieces from the Tamar collection show line. Towanda is invited and her dress is sitting 2 inches below the “thang” per Tamar.  Towanda is M.I.A. (missing in action), no where to be found in the audience.  Tamar is upset initially that she found Towanda backstage, Towanda joins Tamar on stage after the models rocked her collection down the runway. The day is proclaimed “Tamar Braxton Day” in the end! Tamar labels Towanda, “secret squirrel” after wondering why she is so L.A. confidential these days.  Toast to two ribs! Tamar drops the bomb that she wants more kids; Towanda is taken by surprise.  Hall passes, hand jobs, and hall a** whippings are just the tip of the iceberg.

In Atlanta, Trina, Tamar, Mommy, and Toni have lunch and Trina is in transition on Eric, but Trina battles with being soft.  Raising boys are not easy and Trina discusses daddy not showing up to her wedding conversation and the question, “Was I not famous enough?”

Find out which Kevin said the change would be good and what Towanda and Toni has to say about Trina’s beau on the full episode below:

Be sure to check out Episode 5 on Thursday on WEtv at 9 PM ET as the Braxton family dinner and all is well until there is an invasion by a Tamar wannabe and when this joke goes too far!

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