Ghostface Killah

Ghostface Killah has been pretty quiet and only reacts to situations opposed to contributing his thoughts and feelings on 'Couples Therapy.' But in this week's episode, it seems that he's taken down a wall and actually starts to talk about how he feels about his relationship with Kelsey.

As the couples get settled into the house and become more comfortable opening up during group sessions, it's only natural that tensions and drama will increase. Ghostface Killah experienced both firsthand this week on 'Couples Therapy.'

The second episode of 'Couples Therapy' dives right into the first counseling session, which Dr. Jenn Berman deems as the hardest for the couples. As each of the couples (and Farrah) talk about their relationship histories, Ghostface Killah finds out that his girlfriend, Kelsey Nykole, was once a stripper -- he doesn't take the news too well.

Dr. Jenn Berman has gone through a few seasons of VH1's 'Couples Therapy' but nothing quite like Season 4. She claims this is the craziest season yet. With a bunch of reality TV stars -- one actually without her partner -- and a rapper who just enjoys the ladies a little too much, each episode is bound to be interesting.

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One reason to tune in to the upcoming season of VH1's 'Couples Therapy' will be the surprise appearance of Ghostface Killah on the show. The Wu-Tang rapper has released an album ('Twelve Reasons to Die') and has seen his clan at the center of speculation due to the delayed Wu-Tang twentieth anniversary release and the upcoming remix to Drake's 'Wu-Tang Forever...

Whether you're in a relationship or not, it's pretty safe to say that dating is difficult. And while not everyone can afford or take the initiative to go to couples therapy, Ghostface Killah is taking the leap to hash out issues with his girlfriend Kelsey Nykole in the fourth season of VH1's 'Couples Therapy.'

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