Queens On Queens

Queens On Queens

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Queens On Queens episodes

  • See You Next Tuesday

    This week on Queens on Queens, the cohosts had high hopes for a reconciliation between Sophia and Selena on Belle Collective, but thanks to J.J. and his daughters, it doesn't look like that's going to happen. Next, Nate calls out Marquez from Love and Marriage: Huntsville for purposely trying to portray himself as a victim and Latricia and Ken as the villains in their story. Shanna missed the recent episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, but her tea cup runneth over when Nate spills about Dorit's altercations with Sutton and Camille. And also, how many apologies does Married to Medicine's Dr. Heavenly have to give before we move on and move forward?

    57 min
  • So You Doing The Bending?

    This week on Queens on Queens, Nate completely shocks Shanna with Love and Marriage: Huntsville's LaTisha Scott's allegations that Martell Holt engaged in sexual activity with other men while in college. Shanna is losing her patience when it comes to the Real Housewives of Potomac, and both she and Nate are as equally as horrified by Mia Thornton's selfishness as they are by the blue atrocity that Dr. Wendy Osefo wore. On a lighter note, the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City had what may be the best episode of the season, and the Queens are excited for Toya Bush-Harris to call out Phaedra Parks on the next Married to Medicine

    58 min
  • Chicken Unseasoned

    This week on Queens on Queens, the hosts explain why they are both deeply affected by the powerful scene between Mary Cosby and her son, Robert Jr on Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, and they take Garcelle Beauvais to task over a comment she made on the latest Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. The Belle Collective continues to be broken as Shanna expresses that Lateshia Pearson is an inauthentic cast member, and Nate roots for Marsau Scott in his battle against Martell Holt on Love and Marriage: Huntsville. Also, Married to Medicine is back and the Queens are already ready for Quad's ex-husband and his new wife to exit the show.

    57 min
  • Dorit is Done

    This week on Queens on Queens, Nate and Shanna are super excited about the premiere of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and while they still have reservations about Dorit Kemsley, they are loving the energy she's bringing so far. Meanwhile, the cohosts are sick of Emily Simpson during the Real Housewives of Orange County reunion, and are shocked by what they find when they look at her past work as an attorney. Also, Nate explains why a comment Belle Collective's Lateshia Pearson made has rubbed him the wrong way, and Shanna is not impressed by Latricia Reedus' confrontation with her ex-husband (?) on Love and Marriage: Huntsville.

    1 hr
  • The Mia of It All

    This week on Queens on Queens, Nate crowns Aikisha Colon the new center of Belle Collective, a position previously held by Lateshia Pearson, and Shanna doubts we'll ever know what truly happened between Martell Holt and LaTricia Reedus on Love and Marriage: Huntsville. Over on Real Housewives of Orange County, the Queens are disgusted by how low Emily Simpson and Heather Dubrow went in trying to "expose" Katie Ginella on part one of the reunion, and Shanna accuses Real Housewives of Potomac's Mia Thornton of playing and manipulating her soon to be ex husband. Plus, Big Brother may have ended, but there's still big drama unfolding from the recent season.

    45 min
  • State of the Union

    The Queens are back from hiatus, and after a quick catch up, they dive in to their current favorite reality shows. Belle Collective and Love and Marriage: Huntsville are off to a very promising start of their new seasons, Bravo finally fixed Real Housewives of Potomac, and the Queens are shocked by how well they're liking Gizelle Bryant this season, Jennifer Pedranti has blossomed beautifully on Real Housewives of Orange County, and Real Housewives of Salt Lake City hasn't had a single slow or bad episode so far this year. Also, The Real Housewives of New York are back...and that's really all that can be said about them.

    56 min
  • The Enigma of Evelyn

    This week on Queens on Queens, Nate and Shanna are tired of Tamra Judge and Alexis Bellino attacking Shannon Beador on Real Housewives of Orange County, and they struggle to make sense of Evelyn Lozada's hypocritical actions on Basketball Wives. Over on Love and Marriage: Huntsville, the girl's trip start off with a bang and Latricia Reedus finally appears to be more comfortable on camera and speaking more. And while discussing the argument between Lesa Milan and Taleen Marie, the Queens are on opposite sides, with Shanna feeling that Lesa went too far and Nate feeling that Taleen deserved what she got.

    1 hr 4 min
  • Nauseating Wealth

    This week, the Queens are excited about the upcoming premieres of Sister Wives, Real Housewives of New York, Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, and House of Villains. At the same time, they're extremely disappointed at the news that Netflix has canceled Buying Beverly Hills, leading Nate to express how sick Owning Manhattan makes him. He also has a few choice words for Tamra Barney of Real Housewives of Orange County, after Shanna explains why she believes Tamra's receiving her karma for her misdeeds. There's no clear side to take on the Brooke Bailey vs Brandi Maxiell battle on Basketball Wives, and Shanna is shocked by the news of the fallout between Sara Al Madani and Saba Yussouf. Also, Love and Marriage: Huntsville is back and is setting up an unexpected battle between Kimmi Grant and Nell Fletcher!

    55 min
  • Crybaby Kenney

    This week, Nate explains the absolute chaos surrounding the latest Big Brother veto meeting, and his frustration with Kenney constantly complaining about wanting to go home. Shanna points out the double standards concerning violence on The Real Housewives of New Jersey compared to Atlanta and Potomac, and she and Nate both agree that Dolores Catania is the last Housewife they'd ever want to piss off. Over on Basketball Wives, Jackie Christie is giving a disappointing performance so far this season, and on The Real Housewives of Orange County, newbie Katie Ginella makes a huge mistake in going after Heather Dubrow. And finally, the Queens discuss the aftermath of Lesa Milan versus Chanel Ayan, which leads them to question, what in the world is going to happen to drive them apart later?

    48 min
  • Single White Female

    This week, Nate fills Shanna in on the statements that the employer of Angela Murray from Big Brother has made in defense of her antics, and Shanna is excited by the news of Phaedra Parks returning to The Real Housewives of Atlanta. While the Queens' hate for anyone to antagonize Basketball Wives' Brooke Bailey, they love to see her get activated, and are not impressed by Jackie Christie accusing Evelyn Lozada of bestiality. And over on The Real Housewives of Orange County, the hosts are creeped out by Alexis Bellino's "Single White Female" energy towards Shannon Beador and Nate drops some tea on Travis Mullen's ex wife that gives Shanna a new perspective on Gina Kirschenheiter’s decision to live separately from him and his children.

    54 min

About Queens On Queens

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Queens on Queens is a podcast where every week, cohosts Nate Clark and Shanna B discuss everything about what's happening on their favorite reality tv shows. Together, they break down the week's most…