Marrying The Game Season 2
Now that Tiffney and "The Game," are no longer together, they navigate the twists and turns of co-parenting their children, Cali Dream and King Justice. The Game is in for a wakeup call in rebuilding love while balancing a strenuous rap career and family.
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Marrying The Game Season 2 Full Episode Guide
In the Season 2 finale, Game takes Tiffney on a romantic escape to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, yet their relationship is put to the test and crucial decisions must be made.
After their first night together in almost a year, Tiffney and Game reconnect over breakfast and discuss the possibility of getting a family home. Will living together again push their relationship forward or pull them apart? Meanwhile, Game surprises Tiffney with a birthday present she will never forget.
Relishing the high of a romantic first date redo, Tiffney commits to spending quality time with Game doing the things he likes to do. But will putting herself into Game's shoes be a step in the right direction or send her running back to her solo life?
Jayceon puts together a day for the family and a romantic date with Tiffney that brings their spark back.
Since Tiffney returned her engagement ring back to Jayceon, she takes the kids to Houston for a family reunion while Jayceon goes back to work. Tiffney ponders giving Jayceon a clean start or possibly finding another man.
With Father's Day approaching, Tiffney plans a party for Jayceon until they get into an argument — which puts the plans on hold. Jayceon plays a basketball game against NBA players with his son.
After texting Game and not hearing back from him, Tiff gets a little help getting Game to reach out to her. Not knowing where he or Tiff stands, Game takes advice from close friends and decides to head to Tiff's condo where the two of them try to figure out whether they're just co-parenting or if there's still a spark between them.
In the Season 2 premiere, despite being engaged and living apart for the past eight months, Tiff and Game experience the highs and lows of parenting, and realize there's no more arguing, but there's also very little communicating.
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