The Real Housewives of Jersey - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
New Friends and New Foes
The Jersey Housewives are back and have all been invited to the Summer Gala welcoming the sunshine back to the natural beauty of this most charming channel island. Whilst some housewives have managed to put past issues to one side, others appear to have fallen out. Margaret in particular has a bone to pick with Tessa. However as old rivalries begin to bubble once more, new blood brings life to the group of girls.
The Birthday Bumps
It's new girl Karen's birthday... And it's Margaret's birthday! So, what better way to celebrate that than a double birthday dinner arranged by Kate? What could possibly go wrong? Margaret and Tessa are both sore after the set to they suffered at each other's hand at the summer gala. Ashley introduces her new friend Sarha to the group, after Kate, Mia and Ashley take part in Jersey's annual Liberation Day celebrations.
Raising the Stakes
After the dramatic and tense end to the double birthday bash the housewives are all shellshocked. Tessa takes time out from petty much everyone.
Sass in the City
ia has gathered the girls and they're all off to London in support of her modelling shoot, and in the hope that getting away will bring everyone closer together again.
Bite Me, I'll Bite Back
The Housewives are in search of fun! Kate takes Karen and Tessa roller-skating whilst Mia takes everyone else to an immersive experience.
Baby Steps and Battle Lines
Our Housewives are back in gorgeous Jersey: Tessa, Mia and Karen enjoy some paddle boarding and Margaret, Sarha and Kate plan Ashley's baby shower, and gender reveal.
Life's a Drag
Ashley is having an awful run of bad luck. First being re-diagnosed with diabetes insipidus, and now having broken her foot, but nurse Kate is on hand.
She Gets the Message
As a thank you for arranging the trip to London, Karen has decided she would like to arrange a party for her friend Mia's birthday.
Runaway Bride
Everybody is reeling in the wake of Margaret calling Karen out over the 'deleted messages' - what pushed Karen to write those things, and how can this be resolved?
The Great Divide
Mia catches up with Sarha to fill her in on Ashley's fury over Mia's involvement in 'fib-gate'. Both Mia and Sarha are over the divide and plan a dinner party.
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