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Love & Hip Hop: Miami is back — this time, for its seventh and final season.
We’re waving goodbye to the star-studded cast of the reality show, a cast that we’ve seen through some major drama and epic music moments since 2018. Season 7 is slated to premiere Tuesday (Nov. 4) at 8 p.m. ET and will air on BET. Subsequent episodes will air every Tuesday on BET.
The final season is sure to be a trip based on a brief look at the season’s first episode, titled “The Last Laugh.” In the episode, Ghanaian actor and certified goofball Michael Blackson gets ready for a big move to Miami, while hiding a big secret from his pregnant fiancée Rada. And we see Amara clock Miami Tip for starting drama with the wife of her children’s father. We also see trouble in Miami’s blue waters emerge when women from rapper Trick Daddy’s past re-emerge, further stirring the pot.
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If you’ve cut the cord on cable, but you’re looking to catch up on all the drama this last season has to offer, we’ve got you covered. Below, we’ll show you how to watch tonight’s episode and all the juicy episodes to come.
How to Stream Love & Hip Hop: Miami
Looking for a way to watch the highly anticipated final season without cable? The hit BET series is currently available on a plethora of streaming services. Our pick? We choose Philo. The show is free to watch with a seven-day free trial. A subscription to Philo gives you access to BET for just $33 a month. For our musically-inclined readers, Philo also includes networks like AXS TV, Fandor, CMT, MTV, MTV Classic, VH1 and more. With a subscription, you’ll have access to watch more than 70 cable networks including AMC, A&E, Animal Planet, BBC America, Cartoon Network, Comedy Central, Discovery Channel, EarthX, Food Network, Game Show Network, Hallmark Channel, HGTV and so much more.
DIRECTV is another great option for those looking to stream the BET show. A standard subscription to DIRECTV, which gives you access to watch the Love & Hip Hop franchise, will run you just $59.99 a month under the service’s CHOICE plan. You’ll gets you access to live TV, local networks such as NBC, ABC and PBS, and you can also watch many cable networks, including FS1, Lifetime, FX, AMC, A&E, Bravo, BET, MTV, Paramount Network, Cartoon Network, VH1, Fuse, CNN, Food Network, CNBC and many others (Some local channel not available in select markets.). That’s over 125 plus channels that you can tap into, once you’re done watching Love & Hip Hop, of course.
Another option for our readers is a Hulu + Live TV subscription, given that BET is included in the live TV channel lineup. A subscription to the service (with ads) will cost approximately $82.99 per month, while the plan without ads goes for $95.99 per month. This subscription gives you access to the wide plethora of titles in Hulu’s library, along with live TV programs 24/7. This is one of the more pricy plans on our list, however, the bundle is well worth the price because of the added Hulu titles.
Finally, we’ve got Sling TV which is another live TV streaming option giving users the ability to access cable channels and on-demand content over the internet, making a cable subscription obsolete. To access Love & Hip Hop: Miami, you’ll need a Sling Orange subscription which is $45.99 a month. Depending on your needs, you can purchase temporary passes for a day ($4.99), weekend ($9.99), or week ($14.99) to watch the show and test out the service for a limited time. Sling Orange includes over 30 live channels including ESPN, Disney Channel and CNN, plus a free on-demand library.
More About Love & Hip Hop: Miami
Love & Hip Hop: Miami first aired back in 2018, added to the growing franchise that was Love & Hip Hop, beginning in New York. The Miami edition revolves around the personal and professional struggles of several rappers, singers and socialites in Miami’s music scene.
