Eat, Slay, Love - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Lost in Translation
Nivea invites friends Eva Marcille, Tammy Rivera and London Hughes on the girls' trip of a lifetime to Vietnam; the ladies arrive in Hanoi ready to eat, slay and love, but cultures clash and an unexpected blowup jeopardizes the entire trip.
Buddha, Take the Wheel
After making amends, the ladies travel to scenic Ninh Binh, where Nivea has a spiritual awakening, the ladies plant rice and a local family moves them to tears; London struggles to move past the drama and must make an important decision.
Seas the Day
For the last stop on their girls' trip, the ladies head to the replenishing waters of Nha Trang; as Eva attempts to heal from her divorce, Tammy tries to move on from hers; at Nivea's birthday bash, the girls reflect on how far they've come.
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