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A cast of young women, who recognize that their outrageous behavior has hindered their relationships, careers and lives, are brought together in a beautiful mansion. They claim they want to change, but will living together help them move forward and turn their lives around – or…
Leslie gets into a shouting match with Jodie during their first night out on the town; Zara and Ripsi bond while boozing it up, and try yoga...while very intoxicated.
Where the last episode left off, Ripsi's temper gets her into big trouble as she unleashes her drunken anger on an unsuspecting Kerry and Jodie. The roommates meet about Ripsi's departure, as the show ends with a cliffhanger.
The others make a decision about Ripsi's future in the Bad Girls house; While Kerry attempts to make time with an attractive pool boy right after her boyfriend leaves, Ripsi's stay in the house comes to a premature end.
While Kerry tries to get David's forgiveness, she becomes closer to Jodie. In the meantime Zara steps on some toes, and appears to have no regards for her boyfriend's feelings as she quests after Tomik.
When a new roommate (DeAnn) arrives, she instantly makes friends with everyone except Aimee; Even though her boyfriend is ready and waiting for her back home, Zara persists in hooking up with Tomik behind his back.
Arguing between Tomik and Aimee upsets Zara, but what she finds even more troubling is Aimee's claim that Tomik has a wandering eye. Meanwhile, Jodie becomes very interested in a cute guy.
When Zara makes a racially-insensitive comment, she manages to find herself on Leslie's bad side; Leslie calls Ty fake for forgiving Zara so quickly.
DeAnn, Kerry, Jodie, and Zara all decide to go on a camping trip, where both DeAnn and Kerry intend to pull a few "playful" pranks upon an unsuspectful Jodie. Meanwhile, back at the house, Ty continues to face troubled waters in her unsteady relationship with her boyfriend, Juan.
Ty and Leslie engage in a boozy night out and return home to a mightily irked Aimee. Later, bad blood boils between Ty and Aimee, who make waves during a beach excursion, ultimately ending Ty's stay in the house. Elsewhere, being home alone gives Jodie and Zara an opportunity to lay bare their sexy and silly sides.
As Leslie tries to cope with her feelings of loneliness after Ty leaves the house, she contemplates whether or not she should do the same.
DeAnn makes a pivotal decision, after she enters into a tryst with Pool Boy Steve. In the meantime, Zara looks for revenge against Tomik once his romantic interest in her fades.
When Zara lets Kerry know that Aimee has been insulting her, not only do the claws come out, it also escalates the feud between Aimee and Zara.
Jodie is scolded after she poses in front of religious paintings during a photo shoot; In the meantime, things get eerie when the girls think the house is haunted.
Leslie seeks to leave the world of exotic dancing; Zara's wild antics disrupt her roommates' lives; Leslie's is unsure about her future in the house and ultimately decides to leave.
While a shocking surprise arrives the girls way, Kerry encounters a music producer and a chance of a lifetime. In the meantime, after her boyfriend makes a surprise visit, Zara confesses her sextracurricular activities to him. New roommates Joanna and Andrea enter the house.
At a runway show, Jodie receives a modeling opportunity, and she is driven to show that it is not essential to be ultra-thin to succeed. In the meantime tensions rise between the new and old roommates when Joanna and Andrea arrive.
After Zara ditches Aimee at the club, and takes part in trashing the house, the other girls in the house become fed up with Zara's behavior.
In DeAnn's case a kiss is not just a kiss, particularly when Steve kisses another woman, which painfully ends their relationship.
It appears that all the girls are pitted against Jodie, as wall-to-wall drama in the house escalates. On another note, by traveling to Nashville Kerry attempts to tune up her music career. Jodie decides to leave the house prematurely.
Before the roommates attempt to reconcile broken friendships as they anticipate their exit from the house, a flirty Zara rarifies the girls' attempt to stage a charity fund-raising event.
All the women through out the season return to the house and get together with a psychologist to analyze their past behavior, which doesn't sit well with Ty and Aimee. Also: Ripsi asks for Kerry's forgiveness.
Aimee, Ty, Zara, Leslie, & Ripsi showcase highlights and unseen footage from the first season; three of the housemates prepare to leave for the Bad Girls Road Trip.
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