Real Husbands of Hollywood

In the Season 2 opener, Kevin shows off his upgraded celebrity digs to "OMG! Insider"'s Kevin Frazier.

Wanda's fundraiser at Kevin's house continues, as Nick's donated Smart Car is auctioned off by JB. Kevin, trying to impress Selita, starts a bidding war with Romany, only to have Khloe Kardashian up the ante with her bids.

Kevin holds fake auditions to cast the girl worthy of his rising stardom.

Tisha and Duane are excited about their brand new sitcom for Nick's NCredible Network until the first joke to get cut is Duane. He is promptly replaced by Kevin — who proceeds to wreak havoc with director Keenan Ivory Wayans.

Oliver tries his hand at stand-up, and Kevin tries to unnerve him by inviting his friend, Chris Rock, to Oliver's open mic debut.

Still looking for high-wattage love, Kevin joins a celebrity online dating service.

With unsolicited help from Wayne Brady, Kevin tries to rekindle the flame with Selita on Wayne's talk show.

New celebrity "it" couple, Kevin and Selita, are crowned "Kevlita" by the media — and the buzz gets bigger when Selita reveals a baby bump. A surprised Kevin gets parenting advice from everyone, including the real Terry Crews (or is it?).

All hell breaks loose when Tisha and Nicole reluctantly join forces with Eva Marcille and Kevin's exes, Nadine Velasquez and Bridgette, to plan a promotional baby shower for Selita — to be televised on Nick's Ncredible Network.

A red carpet kicks off Kevin and Selita's baby shower TV special with plenty of shameless promotions and behavior by the husbands and ladies. When Kevin's ex-fling, Nadine, tangles with his ex-wife, Bridgette, he wishes he'd never signed off on the shower

Duane arranges a Gymboree public appearance on Kevin and Selita's baby bump promotional tour, while Trina tries to get Kevin the ultimate worldwide platform: hosting the Oscars.

After the Kevlita baby bump debacle, Selita talks to Katie Couric to get her groove and image back. But when Kevin tries to get Shaun Robinson to redeem his name with an exclusive, no one's buying it.