'Marriage Boot Camp' season 4 news: Mama June and Sugar Bear, Benzino and Althea, newlyweds Sean and Catherine Lowe to undergo marriage therapy on air

While the current season of "Marriage Boot Camp" is still handling the troubled relationships between reality show stars Aubrey O'Day and Travis Garland, Michael Sorrentino and Lauren Pesce, Tami Roman and Reggie Youngblood, Jeff Schroeder and Jordan Lloyd, as well as Kendra Wilkinson and Hank Baskett, there is already a list of reality show couples who will undergo a televised couple's intervention in the fourth season of WeTV's reality show. 

The cable network recently unveiled the six new couples who will have to face the popular marriage counseling team Jim and Elizabeth Carroll next season. This was recently reported by US Weekly. 

According to the report, former "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" stars Benzino and Althea Eaton, "The Bachelor" newlyweds Sean and Catherine Lowe, and "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" couple Mama June Shannon and Sugar Bear all signed up for "Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars 4." These couples have allegedly started filming for the show. 

Benzino and Althea were first seen in VH1's spin-off series about hip hop artists and their wives or girlfriends, but the two were dropped from the show after they had a very public debacle with co-stars Stevie J and Joseline Hernandez. On the other hand, Sean Lowe recently got married with Catherine Giudici, the recipient of his final rose in "The Bachelor" season 17. 

But probably the most controversial couple among the pairs is Honey Boo Boo's parents Mama June and Sugar Bear, who decided to split up in 2014 after the outspoken mama accused Sugar Bear of cheating on her with online women. TLC cancelled their show after Mama June was reported to have been dating her ex-boyfriend Mark McDaniels, who is was a convicted sex offender. 

Other reported couples who will join the show include "Bad Girls Club" couple Sarah Oliver and Jimmy Coney, as well as "Basketball Wives LA" stars Sundy Carter and Larry Hughes. 

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