Baddies Caribbeanis the fifth installment in theBaddiesreality series franchise, and it returns some classic cast mates from previous seasons and introduces a few new ones too. A spiritual successor to Oxygen’sBad Girls Club, one of the manypopular reality TV shows that have disappeared,Baddiesfollows a similar format with a group of women living together, working to host a series of promotional events. Like any goodBig Brother-like reality series, the altercations between the unabashed cast members inBaddiesare part of the fun.
The show premiered in 2021, titledBaddies ATL. Each successive season has a new title signaling the location. AfterBaddies ATLcameBaddies South, thenBaddies West, and thenBaddies East.Baddies Caribbeanpremiered on Jul 03, 2025, and takes the girls all over the islands of the Caribbean Sea. After a three-part audition special,the cast was finalized with 19 women, some who’ve been on the show for years and others who are new to the series. Each one brings their unique personality to the mix, helping to makeBaddiesone of the best reality showsout right now.
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Misharron “Asian Doll” Allen (27)
Dallas, TX
Asian Doll had a feud with Mariahlynn after colorist comments Mariahlynn made online, but the pair eventually made up. Asian Doll was the first female artist signed to rapper Gucci Mane’s 1017 Eskimo Records.
Damerlin “Biggie” Baez (27)
Providence, RI
Damerlin “Biggie” Baez has been on the series since season 3and, in season 5, had a major feud with Jela, even threatening to slap her. Biggie formerly worked as a security guard at Lit Lounge, a club in her hometown of Providence, RI.
Dayjia “Meatball” Blackwell (22)
Philadelphia, PA
Meatball had many altercations with Big Gretch inBaddies Caribbeanand her friendship with Tinkaabellaaa did not last long and ended in animosity. Meatball owns the clothing brand called Ain’t Nuffin.
Gretchen “Big Gretch” Cotto (35)
Tampa, FL
Big Gretch feuded with most of the cast ofCaribbean Baddiesbut in particular with Jela, primarily because of Big Gretch’s frequent use of a racial slur that others in the cast believed she did not have the right to say. She is the CEO of a beauty company, Flawless G Beauty.
Bianca “Bianca Bonnie” Dupree (33)
Harlem, NY
Bianca Bonnie initially feuded with Sapphire, but when the other girls turned on her, Bianca Bonnie began to distance herself from everyone, only returning at the end of the season to fight Sapphire again. Bianca Bonnie is also a well-known rapper.
Destiny “Sukihana” Henderson (32)
Wilmington, DE
Sukihana was a replacement onBaddies Eastand was only briefly onBaddies Caribbeanbefore she left the show after discussing the status of her friendship with Sapphire.She has appeared in music videos with Kodak Blackand Cardi B.
Mariahlynn Jacoby (34)
Jersey City, NJ
Mariahlynn Jacoby began a feud with Asian Doll afterMariahlynn was accused of making colorist comments online, which turned other girls against her as well. Mariahlynn was originally a rapper, a radio personality, and then a DJ.
Jelaminah “Jela” Lanier (34)
Houston, TX
Jela appeared onBaddies SouthbeforeBaddies Caribbeanand in the fifth season, she feuded with Biggie until the pair eventually made up.Jela is the owner of a popular clothing brand, Normal Culture, which was once featured inForbes.
Kendra “Sapphire Blaze” Lewis (33)
Miami, FL
Sapphire Blaze feuded with Bianca Bonnie in defense of Mariahlynn. She is of Jamaican descent and has a daughter named Egypt.
Fredia “Its Dia” Major (34)
Nassau, Bahamas
Its Dia had altercations with both NuNu and Diamond inBaddies Caribbeanand was eventually sent home by the other girls. Its Dia has a record label called Crawba Products & Its Dia Music.
