Ep 3. Unhappy Birthday

Kendra on Top is a reality television series that follows the life of Kendra Wilkinson, a former Playboy playmate and television personality. In season 6 episode 3 titled Unhappy Birthday, Kendra is celebrating her 31st birthday, but things are not going as planned. Kendra's best friend Jessica is in town to celebrate with her, but Kendra's husband Hank Baskett is not in a festive mood.

Hank is still dealing with the aftermath of a scandal that rocked their marriage a few years ago. He was accused of cheating on Kendra with a transgender model, and the couple had to work hard to rebuild their relationship. But the memory of the scandal still causes tension between them, and on Kendra's birthday, Hank seems distant and unhappy.

Jessica tries to cheer Kendra up by taking her out for a birthday lunch, but things only get worse when Kendra's agent calls with bad news. Kendra's new book is not selling well, and the publisher is pressuring her to do more promotion. Kendra is frustrated and stressed out, and she realizes that she has been neglecting her writing career in favor of her family and reality television.

Meanwhile, Hank is struggling with his own issues. He feels like his life is at a crossroads, and he doesn't know what he wants to do next. He confides in his brother about his career and family problems, and they brainstorm ways to keep Hank busy and productive.

As the day wears on, Kendra and Hank try to patch things up and enjoy the rest of Kendra's birthday. They take a romantic sunset cruise and exchange heartfelt gifts. But when they return home, they have another argument about their future plans. Kendra wants Hank to focus on his career and support her writing, while Hank wants to devote more time to their family and raise their children.

The episode ends with Kendra and Hank in a tense but loving embrace, still struggling to find the right balance between their careers and family. Unhappy Birthday is a bittersweet reminder of the challenges that come with fame, marriage, and parenthood, and the need to constantly work on one's relationships and personal goals.