'Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars' season 3 spoilers: Sex tape scandal threatens to ruin couple's already rocky relationship

Has former NFL star Hank Baskett finally "manned up" to his wife Kendra Wilkinson about his alleged tryst with a transgender model? Fans will see the developments in the upcoming episode of "Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars" season 3. 

In the recently concluded episode, the rest of the celebrity cast members of the show started to believe that the Basketts are just faking their complicated relationship drama since Hank refuses to come clean regarding the cheating allegations. The other participants of the show were speculating that the "Girls Next Store" star and her football pro husband are not being truthful enough to repair their relationship. 

"We know the type of girl that Kendra is. If that story was real, she would've punched him in the [expletive] face right in front of us," Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino of "The Jersey Shore" observed. 

While the others were busy talking about the couple in a separate area in the house provided by "Marriage Boot Camp," little did they know that Hank and Kendra were already talking about the cheating issue upstairs. 

The couple, initially assisted by resident therapists Jim and Elizabeth Caroll, listened to the taped voice recording between Hank and trans model Ava London. Hank insisted that nothing happened, but he admitted that he made a mistake when he let the tabloids air the story first before telling his wife about it. 

While Kendra confessed that she has been scarred because of the incident, she decided to forgive her husband and make their marriage work. 

Meanwhile, the next episode dubbed as "The Sex Tape" will allegedly rock the already shaken relationship of one of the couples undergoing therapy this season. 

"Marriage Boot Camp: Realty Stars," a reality series that deals with the relationship problems of popular reality show couples, airs every Sunday on WeTV. 

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