Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition is an American reality television series that premiered February 8, 2021 on VH1. The series serves as a spin-off and crossover of the network's Love & Hip Hop franchise; featuring cast members from Love & Hip Hop: New York, Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood and Love & Hip Hop: Miami.

It is the first Love & Hip Hop-related series to be produced in-house by MTV Entertainment Studios, with no involvement from creator Mona Scott-Young or her Monami Productions company.

Development In early 2020, production on the Love & Hip Hop franchise was shut down for the first time in 6 years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On June 12, 2020, VH1 announced that they had severed their relationship with Big Fish Entertainment, after their reality show Live PD was canceled due to the handling of the video footage of the killing of Javier Ambler.

On October 8, 2020, Mona Scott-Young confirmed VH1 were working on "reimagining" the franchise to be produced in-house. Family Reunion was one of several Love & Hip Hop specials and limited series to be produced during this period; including Love & Hip Hop: Secrets Unlocked, and Love & Hip Hop: It's a Love Thing.

Overview and casting The first season features Love & Hip Hop: New Yorks Yandy Smith-Harris, Jim Jones' former manager, her husband Mendeecees Harris and his mother Judy Harris, Love & Hip Hop: Atlantas Karlie Redd, Yung Joc, Lil Scrappy, his wife Adiz "Bambi" Benson, his mother Momma Dee, his baby mama Erica Dixon, and beauty shop owner Sierra Gates, Love & Hip Hop: Hollywoods Ray J, Lil' Fizz, Omarion's baby mama Apryl Jones, and K. Michelle's former assistant Paris Phillips, and Love & Hip Hop: Miami Trina, Trick Daddy and his ex-wife Joy Young.

The series also features Trick's 19-year-old son Jayden Young, Joc's 20-year-old son Amoni Robinson, and Karlie's 26-year-old daughter Jasmine Ellis, as well as guest appearances from Tamika D. Mallory, social justice leader and co-founder of social justice organization Until Freedom, and hip-hop artist and activist Mysonne.

The second season features Love & Hip Hop: New Yorks Rich Dollaz, Olivia's former manager, Juelz Santana and his wife Kimbella Vanderhee, Peter Gunz and his baby mothers Amina Buddafly and Tara Wallace, Joe Budden's baby mama Cyn Santana, producer Cisco Rosado and stylist Jonathan Fernandez, Love & Hip Hop: Atlantas Mimi Faust and her baby daddy Stevie J, Erica Mena, Shekinah Jo Anderson, former best friend of Tiny Harris, and Safaree Samuels, Love & Hip Hop: Hollywoods Brooke Valentine and her husband Marcus Black, Daniel "Booby" Gibson, stylist Zellswag and Yo-Yo, and Love & Hip Hop: Miami Bobby Lytes, Trina's cousin. Later, Hollywoods Paris Phillips returns from last season.

The third season features Love & Hip Hop: New Yorks Jim Jones, his fiancée Chrissy Lampkin and mother Nancy "Mama" Jones, Mariahlynn, Phresher and his wife Jenn Coreano, Love & Hip Hop: Atlantas Karen "KK" King and her son Scrapp DeLeon, Spice, Tokyo Vanity, Estelita Quintero and Alexis Skyy, Love & Hip Hop: Hollywoods Teairra Mari, Nikki Mudarris and Lyrica Anderson, Love & Hip Hop: Miami Amara La Negra, Gunplay, Shay Johnson and her brother Emjay Johnson, Miami Tip, Khaotic and Sukihana. Atlantas Karlie Redd, Shekinah Jo and Safaree, and Miamis Trick Daddy return from previous seasons.

Cast Cast member Original series Seasons 1 2 3 Trick Daddy Miami colspan="1" colspan="1" Yung Joc Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="2" Ray J Hollywood colspan="1" colspan="2" Lil Scrappy Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="2" Yandy Smith-Harris New York colspan="1" colspan="2" Momma Dee Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="2" Paris Phillips Hollywood colspan="2" colspan="1" Lil' Fizz Hollywood colspan="1" colspan="2" Sierra Gates Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="2" Joy Young Miami colspan="1" colspan="2" Trina Miami colspan="1" colspan="2" Bambi Benson Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="2" Karlie Redd Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Mendeecees Harris New York colspan="1" colspan="2" Apryl Jones Hollywood colspan="1" colspan="2" Judy Harris New York colspan="1" colspan="2" Erica Dixon Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="2" Mimi Faust Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Jonathan Fernandez New York colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Brooke Valentine Hollywood colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Cyn Santana New York colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Peter Gunz New York colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Rich Dollaz New York colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Zellswag Hollywood colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Shekinah Jo Anderson Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="2" Yo-Yo Hollywood colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Cisco Rosado New York colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Juelz Santana New York colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Tara Wallace New York colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Amina Buddafly New York colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Erica Mena Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Bobby Lytes Miami colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Daniel "Booby" Gibson Hollywood colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Kimbella Vanderhee New York colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Marcus Black Hollywood colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Safaree Samuels Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="2" Stevie J Atlanta colspan="1" colspan="1" colspan="1" Spice Atlanta colspan="2" colspan="1" Amara La Negra Miami colspan="2" colspan="1" Mariahlynn New York colspan="2" colspan="1" Estelita Quintero Atlanta colspan="2" colspan="1" Chrissy Lampkin New York colspan="2" colspan="1" Scrapp DeLeon Atlanta colspan="2" colspan="1" Nikki Mudarris Hollywood colspan="2" colspan="1" Teairra Marí Hollywood colspan="2" colspan="1" Gunplay Miami colspan="2" colspan="1" Jenn Coreano New York colspan="2" colspan="1" Phresher New York colspan="2" colspan="1" Lyrica Anderson Hollywood colspan="2" colspan="1" Karen King Atlanta colspan="2" colspan="1" Alexis Skyy Atlanta colspan="2" colspan="1" Khaotic Miami colspan="2" colspan="1" Tokyo Vanity Atlanta colspan="2" colspan="1" Shay Johnson Miami colspan="2" colspan="1" Emjay Johnson Miami colspan="2" colspan="1" Nancy "Mama" Jones New York colspan="2" colspan="1" Sukihana Miami colspan="2" colspan="1" Miami Tip Miami colspan="2" colspan="1" Jim Jones New York colspan="2" colspan="1"

Episodes Series overview

Season 1 (2021)

Season 2 (2021–22)

Season 3 (2022–23)

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