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Summary Of Love And Hip Hop: New York

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“Love & Hip Hop: New York” season 6 episode 7 will see MariahLynn banding together with Cardi B and Bianca against BBOD.
In the previous episode of “Love & Hip Hop: New York” season 6, Tara revealed that she is five months pregnant with Peter’s child. The baby bomb exploded after Peter’s girlfriend Amina had to deal with the aftermath of ending her pregnancy, Christian Today recalls.
When Peter learned that Amina got an abortion, he decided to come home and share her grief. Tara, on the other hand, sought help from her therapist in dealing with her problems with Peter. After her big revelation, viewers will surely want to see how Peter will react to another baby news, The Boombox reports.
The next episode will feature MariahLynn brewing a plan

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