Episode 2

Season 2Episode 230 minMar 5, 2018
Episode 2

Cameron and Rhea are at home between tour dates and use the time to dive into wedding planning! After a miscommunication about whether they should have their friends Dave (Zeke Nicholson) and Frances (Laura Kightlinger) in the wedding party or not, Cameron and Rhea realize they must get on the same page about wedding decisions.

Episode 2 has aired on Mar 5, 2018
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