Keyonna has trouble being Shaunie's friend and employee at the same time, and Shaqir steps up his basketball training to try out for varsity.
aired 6/11/18Shaunie takes the family to a farm to convince the kids to stay away from processed junk food, but Myles is scared it will make the kids vegetarians.
aired 6/11/18Shaunie puts her own spin on things when the family enjoys a Shabbat-style dinner, and Myles's ideas for a family photo shoot are a little too edgy for Shaunie's taste.
aired 6/04/18Shaunie and the kids go on a camping trip in an effort to unplug from their cell phones, but camping is tougher than they think, and Shaunie sets Keyonna up on a blind date.
aired 6/04/18On the way home from basketball practice, Shaunie and Shareef warn Shaqir about the massive players he’ll be up against during high school games.
6/11/18Determined to make varsity, Shaqir steals Shareef’s private basketball coach.
6/11/18When Shaqir interrupts basketball practice to show off some trick shots, Shareef encourages him to focus on the fundamentals.
6/11/18After partying hard with Shaunie the night before, Keyonna shows up late for work.
6/11/18Myles (19) is Shaunie's eldest child. As a freshman in college, but still living at home, he's dying to spread his wings to get a taste of freedom. Shareef (16) is the family's gentle giant and basketball phenom. Following in his father's footsteps, he's destined for the NBA. Mimi (14) is Shaunie's eldest daughter and the epitome of a girlie-girl. She's fascinated by makeup and social media and you'll rarely see her without her cell phone attached to her hand.Shaqir (13) is the rambunctious child of the bunch. As the youngest son he's always itching to get attention, good or bad. Shaqir's unpredictable nature always keeps Shaunie on her toes. Me'Arah (10) is the baby of the family. Standing at a tall at 5'7", it can sometimes get confusing for herself and her family that she's just a little girl trying to figure it all out.
It takes a village to raise five rowdy kids, so Shaunie has a two highly lovable, yet extremely inappropriate, nannies to help. Keyonna, who has been a friend of Shaunie's since high school, and Robert, Keyonna's younger uncle, are like extended members of the family. The two have been with the kids since birth and although they mean well, oftentimes they find themselves caught up in the kids' antics as well, leaving Shaunie to feel like she's raising seven kids as opposed to five. Needless to say, Shaunie has her hands full trying to keep everyone on her court in line.