'Basketball Wives LA' season 4 spoilers: Tami and Brandi get into an argument while in Puerto Rico in episode 12

The fourth season of "Basketball Wives LA" is airing its finale this coming Sunday. A few days before the final episode of the season, VH1 announced that the series is being renewed for a fifth season, which means that fans of Draya Michele, Malaysia Pargo, Brandi Maxiell, Jackie Christie, and Shaunie O'Neal will get to see them again when the show returns.

Reality Tea reports that the reality series currently dominates the Sunday night cable ratings among 18- to 34-year-olds, so it's no wonder that the show will be back to showcase more drama between the ladies and their partners in season 5.

Meanwhile, the drama continues as the season comes to a close. Last Sunday, Jackie and Malaysia tried to fix their friendship after relentlessly feuding during the past few episodes. While sampling some rum at a liquor shop in Puerto Rico, the two got to have a heart to heart, and Malaysia even defended Jackie when the other ladies made fun of her for her attempting to speak Spanish. But Malaysia and Jackie's reconciliation was short-lived as Jackie later decided to talk about the time when Malaysia told everyone that she wasn't too fond of her for various reasons.

The ladies started to rehash their argument, but a new feud began to brew when Meghan snapped at Angel for interrupting Malaysia and Jackie's conversation. Things went from bad to worse when Angel made a snide remark about Meghan supposedly having an abortion, and Meghan lost her cool and attempted to grab Angel.

In the sneak peek for Sunday's episode, the fighting continues, and this time around, Brandi and Tami get into a nasty argument. Meanwhile, Brandi and Shaunie will end up screaming at each other, and one of them calls the other a rude name.

The final season 4 episode of "Basketball Wives LA" airs on Sunday at 9/8c on VH1.

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