Terra Jole, Tonya Banks, Elena Gant, Christy Gibel and Jasmine Sorge juggle motherhood, budding careers, relationships and the never-ending drama in their small circle.
The 34-year-old mom of two has certainly come a long way since she first made her appearance as Briana Renee's friend. She has faced a lot of ups and downs, and conflict with the ladies to cement her place in the group. When Jasmine shared that she had a hair condition, she got a lot of positive feedback on social media, which in turn encouraged her to share the happy times and the bad times.
"Tonya and Christy are the momma bears. Terra and I can have more fun with them. Because we're older, we can guide them and answer questions they might have and just be there for them."
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