Flipping Out Show Summary, Upcoming Episodes and TV Guide

In the wake of Gema's exit, Jeff receives a text full of shocking accusations. Drama ensues between the remaining housekeepers and it becomes too much for Zoila. Without a nanny, Jeff and Gage juggle work and home life as they push to secure a luxurious consulting project. And when Jeff and Zoila meet to discuss the future of their relationship, their conversation takes the most unexpected turn yet.

After months of drama, life at New Hollywood promises a fresh start. Jeff might finally have the support he's been looking for when Monroe's newest nanny seems to be a great fit. Then the JLD team is off to Orlando to visit Jackie Siegel on her home turf and tour 'Versailles,' the largest house in the country also a potential new job for Jeff.

Jeff Lewis refuses to let his newborn slow him down. He plans to move into his New Hollywood project in order to make room for construction to finish at Valley Vista. Gage continues to lag behind, leaving Jeff to wonder if the tension between them will ever subside.

Only one week from the baby's due date, Jeff and team rush to make final preparations and wrap up client projects. Worried about missing the birth, they head to northern California to wait for the call. After years of research, nine months of pregnancy, and over a week of anticipation, Jeff and Gage finally meet their daughter, Monroe.

The countdown to the baby's due date leaves no time for slowing down at Jeff Lewis Design. While demo at home in Valley Vista starts on the master suite, Jeff and his team continue to work with clients. Gage's stress is obvious, while Jeff channels his by focusing on a detailed to-do list. His control over every situation, however, causes him to lash out at those around him and push one employee to the brink.

Jeff's paternal – and neurotic – instincts ignite when a group of ducklings appears in his backyard overnight. He and Gage continue to butt heads, as Gage is forced to pick up the slack after Matt's resignation. As if things were not tense enough, problems persist with their Hollywood flip and their architect Jason. Meanwhile, Jenni continues on her quest to have another baby and moves from the IUI process to the IVF process.

Back from Chicago, an increase in clients has Jeff feeling like his luck has turned around. However, he soon begins to suspect that Gage's assistant Matt might be leaving JLD, a devastating prospect. Later, the pressure of living in a house under construction finally takes its toll and threatens to ruin Jeff's longest-standing relationship.

Jeff struggles to please his most prominent client Mary, forcing him to make a tough decision. After a bout of constant bickering, he and Gage finally find a moment to reconnect when they are able to listen to their child's heartbeat during Alexandra's first ultrasound. And amidst the chaos and construction taking place at Jeff Lewis Design, Jenni decides to film a toilet bowl commercial.

An anxious Jeff and Gage are finally told that Alexandra is pregnant! However, Jeff hits a roadblock when he struggles to keep his long-standing client and friend Chaz Dean happy. On top of this, he questions whether or not his new assistant Ashlyn wants to stay with the company. Will he have to search for a new employee amidst everything else going on?

Jeff is back to house flipping and facing bigger challenges than ever before. After a lucrative job with a major furniture company and business with high-end clients (Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green) take an unexpected turn, Jeff Lewis and company are determined to find new clients to keep the company moving. Their own life turns into chaos, however, when Jeff moves the gang into a current flip that is still under construction!

Jeff and Gage have had a great year with their business and personal relationship...until now. From failing to adequately mourn the loss of their beloved cat, Stewie, to the stress of the move, things start to go wrong and tensions become unbearable.

While Jeff's design team finally puts the finishing touches on the George Eads residence, they find that George has a sensitive side...and an opinion. Jeff needs to find his own place to live and work, but an unforeseen epic rainstorm in Los Angeles could literally wash away his plans.

Jeff's not getting any younger and his desire for a family of his own with Gage has only grown stronger. They turn to using an egg donor and surrogate to help them realize their dreams of having a baby. Sadly, as Jeff and Gage are excited about bringing a new life into the world, they also receive unfortunate news about one of their beloved furry family members.

Jeff 'trimmed the fat' from his company and fired those employees who only made his life and job harder. He is now hyper-focused on expanding his Jeff Lewis Design empire, but discovers some growing pains as he delegates more and more to his remaining staff than it seems they can handle. Everything blows up in Jeff's face leading to one of his largest meltdowns of all time. 

Using Dr. Donna's advice, Jenni attempts to restore order in the office by instituting a policy of mutual respect. Meanwhile, Jeff must calm George and Monika Eads who have become nervous over the escalating budget. When Jenni's efforts to deal with the human resources crisis fail, Jeff takes matters in his own hands and plans a mandatory team-building retreat in New Mexico.

Many of Jeff's large design jobs resume while Jenni is on maternity leave, forcing Megan step in as his executive assistant. His work life is complicated by Chaz Dean's business manager, Nuria, who refuses to raise his budget while increasing his workload. When Jeff realizes that Megan's skills as an assistant are lacking, he begs Jenni to come back to work.

As Jenni's due date arrives, Jeff becomes increasingly interested in the birthing process. He also juggles design jobs for celebrity client, actor Mark-Paul Gosselaar and the challenging Lisa G, senior executive producer of Extra.

With several of his big budget clients on hold, Jeff takes on a quick design job in Arizona and brings the entire office on a road trip to tackle the task. Meanwhile, Zoila asserts her authority over the rest of the housekeeping staff.

The season premiere finds Jeff comfortably settled in his new home, Gramercy, with a slate of high-profile clients, including 'CSI' actor George Eads and his wife, Monika, who are undertaking a major remodel of their Hollywood Hills home. Meanwhile, we learn that Jenni is seven months pregnant, forcing Jeff to make plans for her upcoming maternity leave.

Jeff battles his favorite client, Jeanne Shaw, over the design plans for the pending remodel of her home. Meanwhile, he discovers that Jenni used the vacation home of a prospective client for her honeymoon without telling him. The ensuing tension may lead to Jenni's dismissal from the company.

Frustrated with the progress at her Venice loft, Laura asks Jeff to fire Roberto the contractor, forcing him to use his own resources to finish the job. Meanwhile, tension between Gage and Zoila escalates until Jeff decides to bring them to therapy to sort out their issues.

Jeff and Zoila battle over her responsibilities at work and Jeff considers firing her. As the conflict gets more heated, Jeff decides that the only way to resolve their differences is to bring her to couples' therapy. Meanwhile, Jeff finishes the Calabasas project for Lisa G, only to find out that she thinks the house is haunted. Jeff offers to sleep over and prove to her that she doesn't have ghosts, but the overnight stay reveals an alternative motive.

In the wake of Andrew's abrupt departure, Jeff and Jenni scramble to cover the work he's left undone. Meanwhile, Jeff finds himself underpaid and overworked on a project where he's forced to manage an uncooperative contractor. When Andrew calls Jeff to ask for his job back, the entire office debates whether or not he should return.

Jeff faces off with a tough new client over budgetary issues while trying to convince her to expand her remodel. Meanwhile the new design assistant, Andrew, finds himself in hot water when he steps over boundaries of inappropriate business behavior.

Jeff and Gage battle over the remodel of their dream house as delays and cost overruns strain their relationship. The tension escalates when Jeff buys a new house without consulting Gage. Meanwhile, Jenni makes plans for her own future with an engagement party to introduce her new fiancé. Jeff also introduces a new design assistant, Andrew, who is put to the test when Jeff puts him in charge of finishing a project before the owners arrive from out-of-town to move in.