The latest episode of "Ms. Pat Settles It!" is packed with sibling drama, family feuds, and ex-best friends fighting over a dog that looks like it’s ready for Thanksgiving dinner. Joining Ms. Pat in the courtroom are her trusty fake jurors: Cameroon Barton, White Boy Chris, Ray J, TS Madison, Tamar Braxton, Karlous Miller, and Deray Davis, all ready to weigh in on these outrageous cases. Here’s the lowdown:

Trydarius Nicklson vs. Kenya Carson

In this dramatic case, Trydarius is suing his cousin Kenya for $2,600, claiming she botched his BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift). Kenya, however, defends her BBL practice as legitimate, stating she’s licensed and maintains a sanitary environment. She argues that Trydarius didn't follow her post-op care instructions, leading to his dissatisfaction. She’s counter-suing for $4,600 for lost income, explaining that the discounted price she offered (down from her usual $4,600) was a favor due to his financial constraints.

But wait, shouldn’t a BBL be performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon? This setup sounds sketchy, almost like one of those shady "veneer tech" operations!

Trydarius presented before-and-after photos showing that Kenya seemingly delivered what was promised. However, he claimed his butt started deflating two weeks post-surgery. Ms. Pat and the jury had to consider that swelling can take weeks or even months to subside after such a procedure. Trydarius also admitted to ignoring aftercare instructions, drinking, and moving around too much during recovery, which further complicated his case.

The Verdict: Ms. Pat rules in favor of Kenya for $4,600, concluding she delivered on her end.

The Lesson: Follow proper aftercare instructions for cosmetic procedures, and always choose qualified professionals!

Sharonda Estell vs. Deja Guinn

In this furry fiasco, Sharonda is suing her ex-best friend, Deja, for $741.99 after Deja took it upon herself to shave Sharonda's golden retriever completely bald—without permission! Deja insists she was trying to help her friend, even flying out for the dog’s birthday and taking him to the groomers, who refused him because he was too hyper. Deja, determined to be helpful, decided to groom the dog herself after a quick online search.

The before-and-after photos? Let's just say they were tragic. The jury couldn't help but compare the poor dog to a roasted chicken. Sharonda also had to deep clean her home and buy onesies and shirts to keep her now-hairless dog warm, all of which added to her lawsuit claim.

The Verdict: Ms. Pat rules in favor of Sharonda, advising Deja to steer clear of any future DIY pet grooming.

The Lesson: DIY isn't always the best route—sometimes it’s best to leave it to the professionals!

Mesa Evans vs. Jada Hood

Mesa is taking her sister Jada to court for $4,600, claiming she hasn’t been properly compensated for managing Jada’s budding rap career. Mesa argues that her expenses, including studio time, haven’t been reimbursed. Jada, on the other hand, believes Mesa is already receiving enough through her manager's cut and feels that purchasing over $1,800 in clothing from Mesa’s boutique is more than enough support.

The plot thickens when Ms. Pat asks if there’s a contract in place. Mesa admits she drafted one, but Jada refused to sign it because Mesa was asking for a whopping 50% cut—way above the standard 10%.

Ray J questions if Jada has made any money at all, to which the answer is yes. The tension escalates but eventually softens as the sisters tearfully discuss the strain on their relationship, even hugging it out before the final decision.

The Verdict: Ms. Pat orders Jada to pay Mesa $460, aligning with the standard 10% manager’s cut.

The Lesson: Always get a contract, and avoid mixing family with business when possible.

This episode of "Ms. Pat Settles It!" was a whirlwind of emotions, unexpected twists, and hilarious moments. Make sure to tune in for more chaotic courtroom drama!