A brand new episode of the hit sports reality series Basketball Wives premieres on VH1 Monday, July 21 at 8/7c.

Those hoping to tune in for this week’s new episode can stream the long-running series even without access to traditional cable through Philo (free trial), Fubo (free trial), DirecTV (free trial) or Sling (50% off first month).

Previous episode recap

Last week’s episode picked up with the gang still battling it out in Hawaii with the central drama revolving around Jackie and Chantel. During the episode, Jackie continued to avoid a one-on-one conversation with Chantel—further showcasing her desire to avoid conflict and confrontation any way she can.

Other major developments included a fresh bit of drama between Ty and Ming. Recently, Ty found out Ming was seeing someone new but failed to reveal anything about it to the group. Meanwhile, Brandy and Britney had their own spat when Britney refused to apologize for name-calling Brandy in a previous argument this season.

With a majority of the cast in at least one dispute, the group trip planned by Ming has completely shattered the group’s tight-knit exterior.

What to know about this week’s episode

On this week’s new episode, trouble in paradise continues as the tensions in the friend group come to a head.

Britney and Brandy’s argument that kickstarted last week melts into this week’s new episode. Meanwhile, Evelyn confronts Jackie, Ty finalizes the split with Ming, and Chantel and Jackie are set on a collision course.

How to watch Basketball Wives season 12

Those interested in catching this week’s messy episode can stream VH1’s hit show through the streaming platforms listed below.

Philo: 7-day free trial ($28 a month after free trial ends)

Fubo: Free trial ($84.99 a month after free trial ends)

DirecTV: 5-day free trial ($86.99 a month after free trial ends)

Sling: 50% off first month ($45.99 a month after first month)

What is Philo?

Philo is considered one of the most affordable streaming platforms on the market. Known as an entertainment-focused streaming service, Philo offers its subscribers access to over 70 top-rated TV channels such as TLC, MTV, BET, AMC, CMT, Investigation Discovery and more.

New users can enjoy Philo’s 7-day free trial and continue to stream top channels, hit TV shows and movies on-demand for just $28 a month once the free trial expires.

Those looking to customize their flow of content even further on Philo can consider including add-ons such as MGM+, STARZ, and AMC+ in their subscription.

What is Fubo?

Although primarily known as one of the most popular sports-focused streaming platforms, Fubo offers its subscribers much more than just sports related content. Fubo users can access over 100 live TV channels through its base package for just $84.99 a month following its free trial.

Some of the most popular channels available for streaming through Fubo include ESPN, ABC, CBS, NBC, TLC, MTV and more.

Subscribers can also enjoy a plethora of on-demand content in the form of hit TV shows and blockbuster movies and gain access to useful features such as the unlimited DVR feature.

What is DirecTV?

DirecTV is a top streaming service perfect for those looking to access a plethora of live TV channels and enjoy helpful features. The base package starts at just $86.99 a month after its 5-day free trial and includes popular TV channels such as HGTV, ESPN, Bravo, CMT, CNBC, BET, CNN and more.

DirecTV has also recently introduced a lineup of genre packs, which allows subscribers to choose their favorite viewing options based on what genre they watch the most. With genre packs, users can get the channels and content they want without filler channel overload. Packs start at just $34.99 a month.

Those interested in comparing all DirecTV’s channel packages and the new genre packs can check them out here.

What is Sling?

Sling is another streaming service to consider if you want to access top rated TV channels like VH1. Though no free trial is available to new subscribers, those who commit to a paid plan get half off the first month.

Both the Sling Orange plan and the Sling Blue plan are normally $45.99 a month, but with the current promotion, Sling users will pay just $23 a month for the first month.

For those who wish to access channels from both the Sling Blue and Sling Orange plans can do so by signing up for the Orange + Blue plan, which combines the best of both plans for just $60.99 a month ($30.50 for the first month).