It's time to get mortal as the Geordie Shore gang throw Ricci & Vicki an engagement party to remember. There'll be booze, banter & bucking aplenty as the Geordies party like only they know how, but when Charlotte decides it's the perfect opportunity to introduce her new boyfriend to the family, it turns into a night that everyone will remember for all the wrong reasons.

With Ricci & Sophie having been asked to leave the house, the rest of the Geordie Shore gang decide a road trip to Liverpool is in order to check out the clubs and talent, but when James reveals a secret he's been keeping from the house and mortal Charlotte climbs into Gary's bed, it seems like everything is heading further south than they'd planned.

The Geordie Shore house is a far from happy place with Vicky & Sophie still not talking and the rest of the house caught in the divide and whilst James can't wait to bring new girlfriend Kate into the family, its stormy seas ahead at the Shore when Charlotte confesses to her boyfriend about her late night visit to Gary's bed.

Peace has finally been restored in the Geordie Shore house now that Vicky and Sophie have made up but, nothing lasts forever and when Ricci's green eyed monster sees red on a family night out, its disaster, not love, that's in the air.

It's James' birthday and the Geordie Shore gang plan a surprise trip to Dublin to celebrate with an extra special secret guest, but on their return their Irish high is quickly brought down by Ricci's return with some devastating news.

With Ricci gone from the Geordie Shore house, the rest of the gang are determined to keep Vicky's spirits up and the boys decide that what better way than a walk on the wild side and camping, but while the boys mock the girls in their far from natural habitat, they aren't laughing for long as on their return to civilisation, they find themselves at the mercy of a wild pack of women.

It's all coming to an end in the Geordie Shore house with some keener to leave than others, but before they pack their bags, there's still time for a big blow out bash Geordie style and it seems like love is all around as those warm and fuzzy familiar feelings resurface once again.