Welcome to life in the Big Easy! Hidden away from the beer, boobs and beads of Bourbon Street is a high society of wealth, champagne and costume balls, with a healthy dash of voodoo magic. Meet the high-class ladies and gents of this tight-knit group as they strut their stuff at the biggest party of the year, Mardi Gras. Later, secrets will be revealed during a birthday party that will ultimately steal the spotlight from its guest of honor.

Reagan goes apartment hunting in the French Quarter, making Jeff question if he is being left behind for good; resident bachelor Jon throws a guys' night painting party that leaves little to the imagination, and has Tamica and Reagan seeing red.

The guys’ night continues to come crashing down as Jeff bolts from the drama, leaving Reagan to pick up the pieces; Tamica grills Justin on his relationship status with Kelsey; Barry crosses the line in a way that leaves everyone in shock.

Barry attempts to make amends after Reagan's jewelry launch party; the group sets sail on a bayou boat trip; Tamica makes a questionable apology; Jared opens up about his life in order to bring everyone together.

The group heads out for a haunted weekend adventure at Myrtle's Plantation.

The group begins to face their realities in NOLA; Justin feels pressure for an anniversary gift, which leads to a frank talk with Kelsey about their future; and Tamica and Barry clash over their parenting styles, laying all their cards on the table during a long-overdue date night.

Gian moves on from mentoring Barry and teams up with Jon for his Jazzfest party; Reagan and Jeff finally reconnect, throwing an Easter bash that's focused more on blow-ups than bunnies; and Tamica stands up for Barry against Gian, adding tension to their situation.

The stage is set for Jon Moody's Jazzfest launch party, but everyone has their baggage to unpack first; Tamica and Barry attempt to remain focused on family matters; Justin and Kelsey adjust to the harsh reality of moving in with Justin's mom; Jon's party brings out the best dressed with an art and jazz-filled night; and Reagan grapples with a major surprise.