Victoria promises the boys that if they behave during their first week of school, they can embark on an overnight trip to the Hamptons without her.

Victoria's birthday has arrived, and John, Carmine and Frankie plan a belated surprise party. The boys feud with Victoria's publicist.

Victoria's assistant Jay drives her crazy with his general incompetence, insolence, and laziness.

The Gotti clan welcomes a new Gotti to the house: the rapper Gotti. He's very excited to spend time with the boys and find out what being a Gotti really means.

Camera crews record the everyday experiences of Victoria Gotti and her three sons.

Victoria has a secret admirer who sends flowers and chocolates, and Robert is intrigued. He tracks down the admirer, a lounge singer named Gianni Russo.

Camera crews record the everyday experiences of Victoria Gotti and her three sons.

Victoria is going crazy from Robert and Luigi's bickering, so she sends them to couples therapy to work out their problems.

Victoria doesn't approve of the girls that her boys have been hanging around, and decides that Carmine and John need to meet some new girls.

John's got a new paintball gun, and Uncle Pete challenges the boys to a big paintball war in the snowy woods.

With Uncle Pete's encouragement, John decides to take up boxing. Victoria is concerned about John getting hurt, but he's determined.

Victoria needs a vacation and decides to head to Aspen to ski and meet men. When she arrives, she discovers that it's Gay Ski Week--perfect for Robert, not so perfect for her.

Victoria's still in Aspen, determined to have a good time even though it's Gay Ski Week. When she unexpectedly meets a handsome, single straight man.

The boys challenge Uncle Peter and his friends to a full-out tackle football game. Meanwhile, Victoria meets with a woman who wants to make a Victoria doll.

Victoria plays matchmaker and tries to find a man for her sister Angel. Frankie and Uncle Peter go deep-sea fishing.