- You can't. - I don't disagree with you.
It's just, like, in this scenario,
like, I just wanted to get away.
[sniffles] - I know. I know.
- I just, like--
I'm ----ing so sick of talking about everything.
It's like-- - It's exhausting.
I know.
- It's hard to look at from any of you.
- Yeah. - I just don't want to.
It's so hard to leave any marriage.
And everything that happened between Matt and I
was like a bad dream.
With Matt, like, we had moved here,
and Luca was like four months old.
And he had an affair.
The other day, I found out that he's, like, seeing--
still seeing this woman.
- Your ex was arrested in Orange County
on suspicion of domestic violence.
- He just was like a different person.
It's a testament to who Travis is that he can tolerate
all of these things that go on between me
and my ex and my kids.
That's part of why I love him so much.
- But I need you to, like, take a moment
and realize that because this is so much for you,
it means you really haven't dealt with it properly.
- I understand that. I know.
I don't want to have to acknowledge
the fact that I'm ----ing still struggling with this.
It's like, I like to pretend like I did
because that feels--you know.
- Safe. - Yeah.
There still are definitely days or circumstances
where things will come up.
Recently, I, like, attended a wedding
in a church, which was, like, I got married in a church.
So it was, like, things like that that even remind you of,
like, what it was supposed to be.
It just, like-- it really sucks.
It's something that when something really that bad
happens to you, it's just never going to go away.
It's just not.
- You're allowed to have your feelings...
- I know. - About it.
- I know.
I don't know why I just stuff 'em down, like stuff 'em away.
- Well, you're--stop stuffing.
- Of course.
- It's OK.
- [laughs] I love you.
- I love you, too.
- You know what? We have two, two, and two.
Let's go in there and put our pajamas on.
- Am I your tent buddy?
- Yeah, let's go.
- OK, get your bag.
- Oh, these are getting really close.
The fish are done.
- This is going to be too small...
- No, they're medium. - For me.
So how'd it go?
- It went well.
Yes, I mean, I'm really open and honest with her.
I exposed something that's been bothering me for a while.
The fact that I heard he walked into my gym and pointed at me
and said, "I'm gonna (BLEEP) her,"
and he knew I was married, that to me--
- That's hard for me. - That's hard for me.
- I don't know.
If I didn't care about her, I wouldn't even say anything,
but I do care about her, and I care about her family.
No stand-up guy goes after married women.
I might look like the bad guy.
But in the end, she's the one that's going to suffer.
- Oh, my God. All right.
- Come on. Let's go, girls.
Does everybody have their jammies on?
- Let's smoke a joint. - Is it going to hurt my lungs?
- You wanna? What's with your lungs?
You're her?
- No, because I don't inhale-- I don't smoke.
- Wait, did you just say, "You're her?"
- Let's be honest--
no, meaning you have a lung issue.
I'm not a huge smoker, but I do, every once in a while,
think it's fun to pull out a joint and have a little puff.
- You're at $465.92.
- Oh, should have brought more of a stack.
Is it dead? - Nothing, no.
- Nothing? Oh, sh--, here.
No, that didn't work. Take another hit.
- OK, you guys want to get some grub?
I'm going to try the bison. It's good?
- It is amazing. - OK, I'll try it.
- You want the eyeball, Shannon?
- She does want the eyeball right there.
- I'm not having it.
- Did you have the cobbler?
- That's not going to be enough food for you.
- It's not bad, actually. The bison's not bad.
- Well, hello.
- I think the peach cobbler is quite good, I'm not gonna lie.
- Why do you have heels on? - Whoo-hoo.
- It's what I had under my jeans.
- You're wearing high heels with your pajamas?
- Well, am I supposed to be barefoot?
- Where's your boots? - I had these on.
- Oh! [laughs]
- You did not.
Sometimes I don't understand--
- I'm on fire!
- Your perspective, but it's not
that I was upset by it or think that's a problem, you know?
You were not a reason that I got upset.
- OK.
- It's really hard to get yourself to a place
where you truly can 100% just let it go,
especially when that person is still
a major part of your life.
- Who liked my joint, by the way?
It was good. You like it.
Oh, you like it.
- Suddenly, I'm very stoned.
- Oh, boy! - I am.
- Suddenly, I'm very stoned, by the way.
- [chuckles] But fun stoned.
- Do you need a brownie? - I'd sleep right there.
- By the way, I might sleep in one of these tents.
- [laughs]
- Are you guys good sleeping in these tents?
- No. - (BLEEP), no.
- Is there no Four Seasons Montana?
- Is there no option?
- Yeah, that's not happening.
[upbeat music]
- No, that is not a thing.
I'm never going to stay in the woods.
- Listen, we attempted to sleep in a tent.
- She wanted us to sleep in a tent instead
of a 9,500-square-foot villa!
- Now we're back in luxury! - [laughs]
- Let's smoke a joint.
- I feel so much better. - Good.
[reggae music]
- Whoo-whoo!
- Oh, my God, you're too much.
- Oh, my God, Tamra.
[laughs]
- Now it's a blow job.
- Heather got me stoned. She's a dick.
[bright classical music]
* *
- Like, a real animal?
By my bed.
- [laughs]
[country music]
[cell phone ringing]
- Hey, babe. - Good morning.
- What's happening?
- We're getting ready to go have breakfast,
and we have a big day today.
We're going to go whitewater rafting,
and some of them are going to go fly-fishing.
- OK, so we have a big day tomorrow.
- Tell us. - Oh.
- So we can either go fly-fishing
or whitewater rafting. - Fly-fishing!
- I want to go whitewater rafting.
- I'm going to go fly-fishing.
- I just want to have a day where
we're not digging up bones.
I'm really tired of it.
- That looks pretty.
- Oh, my God, babe, it's so stunningly beautiful here.
It is really like your dream land.
- Really? You haven't sent me any pictures.
- I know.
Sorry. [laughing]
Well, we've been having a lot of fun,
but we've also been, like, doing, like, ranch things.
Ranchers apparently don't have time to send photos.
Literally, I am not even joking,
yesterday I literally shoveled sh--
with Dubrow.
- [laughing] - [chuckles]
- Was it cow sh-- or horse sh--?
- It's horse sh--.
And, well, there was also a lot of bullsh-- on this trip,
but...
I don't even have a big-enough shovel.
- Last night was a hard night.
Last night was a lot, honestly.
I feel like I'm sitting in this spot that feels
super confusing with Tamra.
There's so many things that are so below the ----ing belt.
Like, I...
[voice breaking] I don't know.
- I'm sorry, honey. I know.
This seems super unfair.
- I am truly so confused by Tamra,
and I'm questioning everything.
- I feel like she's secretly trying
to get these women to see a different side
of my relationship.
Tamra doesn't even feel like my friend right now.
Anyway, I want to have fun today.
And I just need to process.
I just don't deal--
I just don't like sh-- like this.
I'm holding off on having the conversation
with Ryan about Tamra claiming
that Ryan wanted to (BLEEP) her.
I think Ryan's going to lose his sh--.
And this conversation is probably going
to be better had when I'm in front of his face.
Anyway, OK, well, go do your thing.
I love you. - I love you, babe.
[country music]
- All right, let's do it. Come on.
- Thank you.
- Tamra! - What?
- We are going bandanas.
- We can tie it around you twice.
- Honestly, I feel a little hesitant
about hanging out with Tamra.
I just want to have fun today.
[upbeat music]
* *
- Wow.
- That's cool.
- Hey, how's it going? - Hi.
- Welcome to the Clark Fork River,
Pangaea River Rafting.
My name is Kevin. - Kevin.
- I'll be your guide today. - Hi, Kevin.
- I'm Jenn, nice to meet you. - Jenn, nice to meet you.
- His fingernails are painted, he's got this wild hair,
and he looked like he's about 15 years old.
- How old are you?
- Holy sh--, K-Dog.
Do you know what you're doing?
- Now I'm actually getting nervous.
- Let's get you guys fitted out with some life jackets,
some paddles, and then let's head to the river, all right?
- All right. - Let's do it.
* *
- Hi, I'm Butch. - Hi, Butch.
- Hi, Butch! - Gina.
- Gina, nice to meet ya. - I'm Shannon.
- Nice to meet you. - Shannon.
- I'm Heather. So nice to meet you.
- My pleasure. We'll do a little fly-fishing.
I'll kind of coach you and see if we can't catch a fish.
- She's been... - I've fly-fished.
- Fly-fishing before, but we have never--
- No. - Oh.
- Y'all ready to go rafting? - Yes.
- Let's roll. - All right.
- You hold on to it up here.
- Yes, so always keep a hand shoulders distance apart
down the shaft.
- I don't like that word, "shaft."
- Shaft. - [laughs]
- Why do we have the skinniest girl on one side?
- That's what-- I tried to say that.
I feel like I need to be there, and you should be here.
- I got this.
- Well, we got some waders here for you, ladies, and--
- Are they cute? Oh!
I thought he meant waiters, like servers.
- Yes, no. - He meant--
[laughter]
- This is different.
Yes, no, not waiters.
There's no waiters or butlers or none of that.
- There's waiters, and there's waders.
I think diction needs to be taught better
at the schools in Montana.
- This is super flattering, Butch.
- [laughs]
- All right, let's do it, Butch.
Come on, Beador. Do we get in?
- Yeah, let's walk right over here, where it's flatter.
- Ooh, the current is strong, Shannon.
- What is that, an eel?
What is that green? - You guys OK?
- I don't see any fish!
- You ready? - Yeah.
- So start here, and then pick it up like this,
and then lay her out.
- Where did mine go?
[echoing] Where'd it go?
- So, as we go through the whitewater,
I'm gonna be sitting back here, calling out commands
for you to paddle, all right?
Taylor, Tamra, since you two are on the front,
I need you two to paddle at the exact same time
just so the boat goes in a straight line.
- I hear something up there!
What is that? Is that a rapid?
- Yep, sure is.
- I want to get in the fetal position!
- Oh, sh--.
- All right, forward!
- What am I-- - Forward, Tamra!
[screaming]
- Whoo! - [screams]
- Oh, are you ----ing kidding me?
- Got your hat.
- Oh, oh, oh, it's all down my pants.
I didn't know this was a contact sport.
- [screams] Tamra!
- I'm trying to paddle!
- [screams]
- I ain't doing an hour and a half of this.
- (BLEEP).
What are you doing to me?
Ah! - All right.
- This is getting treacherous. - Oh, God!
- Here we go! - Oh--
[all screaming]
- What the--
I think I just sh-- myself!
[country music]
[ducks quacking]
- Come up here. - (BLEEP).
Uh-oh.
- Wait, I'm in the rapids.
- This is quite a current.
- Oh, oh, sh--, sh--, sh--!
- [laughs] You going to make it?
- [snorts] I got it.
- Can we take a break? - Yeah.
- Are we going to go out, take a break?
- I can't-- can I use this as a cane?
I got it, Butch! I got it! - You got it? OK.
- Oh, sh--!
Wait, Butch, Butch, Butch, Butch.
Oh!
- What?
Is there an animal?
- (BLEEP). - Did you get it?
- Here's my haul for the day, Butch.
- There, you got it.
- Aah! - Look, a lobster!
- [screams] - I'm being serious!
- What if we die in the water? Don't let that happen.
- You're gonna hit me with a lobster!
- It's a lobster! - Wait!
There's a lobster.
[laughs] There's a lobster.
- You're going to get eaten by it.
Look at it! - What, what?
- It's got snappers?
Look at it!
- I can't get up.
- There's lobsters in here, Butch?
- I'm stuck in the rock.
- Oh, my God. You're a dumbass.
That's not a lobster. - It was this!
- They don't have lobsters here.
- I'm afraid I'm gonna fall.
- I think I broke my hand.
- Wait. What do you do if you have to pee?
You go in the river? - That's something.
- Then you pee through your clothes--can't do that.
- I know. - I'm already soaking wet.
- She's got water in her ass right now.
- Do you have water in your butt?
- I have water in everything.
It is a lot. - [laughs]
- What is that weird pod?
Look at that. - What?
Why do you have to point out the wildlife?
- 'Cause you have to be aware of your surroundings.
- Oh, God, you be aware and just don't tell me about it.
- Okay. - This cowgirl sh-- is hard.
- [panting]
- [squeals]
- I had a head-on collision with a wave!
[laughter]
No.
- Kev-Dog.
- OK. - [laughs]
Tamra, Tamra.
- Oh!
- Aah!
Kevin's balls are hanging out of his little mini shorts,
and I thought I was going to die.
- Oh, God.
It was, like, purple and looked cold and kind of shriveled.
- It felt like I was looking at my son's balls.
- It kept popping out at the most inopportune times,
and I needed to focus, and then there's K-Dog's balls.
- I can't stop staring at it.
So sandwiches for lunch?
I wish they would give us something
like spaghetti and meatballs or something like that, you know?
Something hot and Miss Fitness, too.
- I'm just here for the view. - [laughs]
- I'm taking it all in. - Take it in.
[upbeat electronic music]
- Remember, it's fancy night, girls.
- Oh, my gosh, last night.
- That's crazy. - I know.
- What would Montana Barbie do?
* *
- Thank you so much.
- Tamra?
You need help? - Hey--oh!
- We're going down!
- Oh.
- Did you have fun fly-fishing?
- Well, first of all, it was so windy
that you cast the fly out,
it was, like, three feet in front of you.
The fish aren't gonna come up to my legs to bite the fly.
- Right.
- I could be wrong,
because I'm not a fisherwoman,
but I think we were too loud for the fish.
Like, they knew we were there.
They would be dumb to go to the hook.
I really appreciate your styling.
- You can add this to my IMDb.
- [laughs]
* *
- Aw, I'm sad it's our last night at the saloon.
- Ooh, look how pretty.
- Oh, this is so beautiful. - This is beautiful.
- This is really beautiful. - So nice.
- What are you going to have?
- I'm going to do Red Bull and Malibu.
- Really?
[laughter]
- Oh, watermelon salad? Yes.
- Thank you so much.
[water pouring]
- I hate that noise. - Water from a pitcher?
- It triggers me! - Why?
- Why? What does it do?
- It sends me over the edge.
Isn't it a horrible sound?
all: No.
- Do you want to do the peak and the pit?
That's what I do at home with Trav and the kids every night.
Like, the high and the low... - Oh, the high and the low?
- Of the trip? - Now I'm worried.
I got to think about-- Oh, sorry.
- I will say having an opportunity
that I never thought that I would have
to reconnect with Tamra.
And we had a really great talk.
And I have a lot of hope.
And so I think that's definitely the high of my trip.
- I think Tamra and Shannon are like sisters,
and that's why I think that they, like, love hard
and then fight violently.
Sisters.
- And the low would be that last night I heard,
t-t-t-t-t-t... [tapping fingernails]
Next to my bed.
And I went to sleep at sunup.
[laughter]
- Was that a high or a low?
- So my high--
you're going to think this is dumb.
My high was shoveling sh--
with Gina 'cause--
- Did we just hear that?
- It's good to do stuff like that to remind you of how hard
everyone works and how it takes all these different people
doing all these different jobs
to give us beautiful food and amazing lives.
And we all have our place in the world.
And that is no small feat.
And that is why my back is so whacked out today,
is definitely because of that.
- Wait, what, Heather?
This is how the other half lives?
Is that what you're trying to say?
- And we had-- we did that together.
And that's my high.
And then my low is that...
when you came into our friend group
eight years ago, it was a time that you
and I weren't getting along.
[tense music]
There is no place in this world that I would
do something to hurt you.
- I hope not.
- That statement doesn't ring well with me,
because I would assume, as my friend, you would know.
- Well, your actions didn't ring well with me.
- And you guys became really close.
And I felt really left out. And it wasn't a great year.
- All right, what do you want to do a shot of?
- Let's do a shot. - Of what?
- Yeah, you're my type of girl. - OK.
- Let's go.
- Let's do a shot. - What kind of shot?
- And today, like, when I came into your room before,
and I was like, "Hey," and you guys, like,
didn't open the door, and you were talking in the bathroom
and stuff, it made me sad.
- Wait, what?
- Heather was not excluded.
She had just been on the bed with us prior.
There was not a "do not disturb" sign at the door.
There was not a "do not enter."
- Knock, knock. Who's there?
Heather. Oh, busy!
- She asked to borrow a flat iron, which she got.
- How much attention do you require, Heather?
- I felt left out.
No one wants to not be included.
- Nobody said she wasn't allowed in,
so I call bullsh-- on that.
That's jealousy on her part.
Can't we all be friends?
- Yes, I'm not saying that you--
I'm telling you this as a Heather issue,
not a you-guys issue.
I'm just telling you that was my low.
- I was curling her hair.
- I didn't know how to curl my hair.
- No, I know. I told you.
- So she curls it for me. - You didn't do anything.
I'm telling you, it was me.
- You didn't get the invitation
to the blow-dry session?
That was the pit?
It's weird.
- Thank you.
- What's this?
Is this bison? - It's elk.
- You're eating elk, chicken, and steak.
- It's delicious.
- I feel like I'm ----ing back eight years ago.
- That was weird.
- But you and she were never as close as you and I were.
- No, never.
- So she wasn't replaced.
- Mm-mm.
- I absolutely think that Heather
sees some sort of competition here.
And if you look at my eight-year history with her,
it's a lot of, is my ceiling going to be higher?
Is my da, da, da?
Like, there's something not positive that she has for me.
- Isn't it crazy how, like, little string lights
makes anything just a little fabulous?
So good.
- So, Heather, I just want to be honest.
I'm sitting here, and I'm getting angrier
about what you said the very ultimate low
of your trip was.
- You're misunderstanding.
- It was the lowest point of your entire trip.
- I'm just going to ask, why would it be a low?
- Because there was no other low,
except for what happened with me and Taylor, but I--
- You had a huge fight. You told her to (BLEEP) off.
There was a lot--
- No, I said, (BLEEP) you. - (BLEEP) you, whatever.
- For you to denigrate my career, (BLEEP) you.
I don't know. I just didn't want to go back there.
I don't know. That was the first thing I thought of
because it happened today.
- So you know what? - That's why, I guess.
- You don't want to go back to the true low,
so you know what?
Let's go and put a low on Shannon and Tamra,
who, after two and a half ----ing years,
are finally getting along.
[crying] This girl and I have been through a ----ing lot,
and I never thought that I would ever be
sitting across from her again.
[tense music]
- Let's go and put a low on Shannon and Tamra,
who, after two and a half ----ing years,
are finally getting along.
- It wasn't-- - Like, I'm ----ing pissed.
I have been honest with you and told you
that when we went through our hard time,
I would cry for days about certain things that happened.
And something so positive is finally happening here.
- I'm just telling you how I felt.
I'm sorry I shared it.
The thing is, it wasn't just this one moment.
It was kind of, I mean, the final straw
of so many little things that have been happening
over the last two days.
- Oh, there's another bedroom over here.
Shannon, do you want to stay over here with me?
I love you.
- Are you doing another shot?
- So if you ladies want to divide up
into two groups of three.
- I'll go over here.
- All right.
Really?
- My one concern is I had very intact,
separate relationships with Tamra and Shannon,
and now they're friends again, and I'm...
nowhere.
All I said was, you didn't do anything.
It was just a bad time for me and Tamra as friends,
but I didn't think about the ramifications
of what that would mean by saying that out loud
and how you would feel about it.
- I appreciate that. Thank you.
- So whose turn? It's your turn?
- I'm happy to go. - Go ahead.
- My low was the confusion with you and I.
I was excited about the movie, and you were so kind
to come to my house and help me.
And so I just want to say I'm sorry for that.
- So who I am is, you said to me,
"Hey, will you come help me,"
and I have all this stuff going on.
I'm busy. I'm watching these kids.
I'm packing them. My garage is like a disaster.
I'm doing all this stuff. But I came over.
But in the future... - And I--
- Please, instead of talking
to everyone in our friend group...
- Yeah. - Just talk to me.
- What was your high?
- Actually, my high-- - What was your high?
- When the two of you were in the fetal position together
with your oars wrapped around each other.
That was a little scary for everyone, including ball man.
[laughter]
- That was scary. - Yeah.
- That wasn't anybody's high, huh?
The ball?
- Well, Jenn hasn't gone yet. - There was only one.
- Gosh, you guys. High for me is so many things.
I'm getting to meet new women and forging new friendships.
The lows were super low.
I hate that I'm such a trigger for you.
- I get that, and I feel--
it's complicated for me because I feel bad
that you feel bad, you know?
- Do you, like, miss your life with Matt?
- No. It has nothing to do with Matt.
[voice breaking] When you think you have this one life
and the whole rug gets pulled out from underneath you...
[sniffles]
I didn't have time to process it.
And I put a smile on my face. And I didn't talk about it, OK?
And it was really hard.
- I want you to work through this, Gina, because...
- Me too, but I'm not sitting here punishing you for it.
- You have somebody who's with you right now.
And I worry... - I understand that.
- About how much longer-- - But it's--
- He's gonna put up with that.
That's what I said to you last night.
- Don't say "how long he's
gonna put up with that," Heather.
Put up with what? These are my feelings.
He's going to put up with it?
I mean, I am surprised and hurt that Heather
really hasn't seemed to have any concern, much,
for me about last night.
- You have some work to do.
- It's very disappointing.
I'm a real person. Don't say things like that.
- Let me re-- - That's hurtful.
And now it's like she's making a total spectacle
about my issues and my problems.
And I'm really questioning
whether Heather truly is my friend or not.
- OK. - Let's go, guys.
I feel like we need to, like, pack, get ready,
because we're gonna all leave early in the morning.
Let's go.
[upbeat music]
* *
- Gah!
God, that smells.
* *
[glass squeaking]
* *
- [gasps] Oh, this is a mess.
* *
- All right.
Peanut butter.
- [grunts]
Like ----ing Gunga Din.
* *
- You never know when a bear's going to come after you.
* *
So Montana was cool.
I think that you would really like it.
- Yeah, I think so, too.
- What'd you do when I was in Montana?
- I was finalizing all the CUT Fitness stuff at the gym.
That's all over with. - So, done.
Everything's done. - Done.
It's a huge burden off our shoulders, isn't it?
- Well-- - I feel it.
- That reminds me that I'm having a sign made,
a Vena sign to put in the entry.
- I can't really wait until this office is ready
because that's going to give me a routine.
- It's hard not having the gym,
but we have a very successful business.
And then we've expanded to THC products,
and then we're expanding beyond that.
So Eddie needs to go open the Vena office locally
and just start working out of there every single day.
Go back to work!
When do we actually get the keys to the office?
- I don't yet.
This is so cool. - This is--yeah.
This is beautiful.
This is kind of what Montana looks like.
It's just a lot of rolling hills like this.
- I wanted to go.
- You know, Shannon and I got along great.
It was kind of like old times, just hanging out.
It was fun, you know?
Jenn was a little bit in the hot seat.
- Why?
- Somebody told me, when she brought Ryan into the gym,
our gym, for the first time, that he pointed at me and said,
"I'm gonna (BLEEP) her."
- Really? - So--
- Well, you know, I was at a get-together at his house,
and one of his own friends told me that he has
a reputation of going after married women
and to keep an eye on my wife.
And I thought, come on. - Are you serious?
No, you're serious? - Yeah, I'm serious.
- Wow. - But we get along, yeah.
- Then to know that
he's not been faithful to her, and it's, like--
- Already? - Oh, you didn't know?
Yeah, he's already cheated on her.
- He had kind of said, "You need to take some time."
- So, while you were on the break,
he may have had a little dalliance somewhere?
- Yes. - With someone I know.
- Yeah. - And she's still with him.
- I know. But she makes excuses for him.
If I see somebody that's not with the right person,
I ----ing lose my mind.
This reminds me of Brooks and Vicki all over again.
- This guy is ruining her relationship with her children.
- He's a ----ing evil asshole! - She doesn't even care.
- Why did you give her the evil eye?
- I didn't give her the ----ing evil eye.
- Shh. - What's your ----ing problem?
- Tamra, what are you doing? - Relax.
- Sit down. - Vicki.
Stop letting him tell you what to think.
- He doesn't tell me what to think!
- Really? - Ever!
- Really?
I can smell bullsh-- from a mile away.
She's like a people pleaser.
- It doesn't make any sense.
- I mean, I do think that people can change
and if you find, like, the right person...
- Serial cheaters don't change.
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- Go ahead.
Go right into that green room right there.
That's where you're going to get ready.
- Oh, welcome.
- [laughs] - Hi.
- It's nice to meet you.
- Hi, I'm Emily. So nice to meet you.
- Hi. - This is Annabelle.
- Hi, Annabelle.
- This is the brand, Jo+Jax.
So Joey's the CEO.
- We are a dancewear brand and have some athleisure wear,
a little bit of pajamas.
And so we kind of thought that we would throw her
in some looks... - OK.
- That could really bring her personality out.
- How are you feeling about the shoot today?
- Great. - Great?
[laughter] - Are you nervous?
- No. - No?
That's amazing.
- This all happened very quickly.
- Everything is really fast-paced.
We'll be in touch with you. - OK.
- And then we go from there.
- If she books the job, she has to be driven to places.
They said they would call and text all the time.
- There may be one more model coming in as well,
so I think we'll cover a lot of ground today...
- OK. - For your first big shoot.
[laughs] - OK.
- I'm excited for Annabelle to have her first modeling job,
but I'm afraid that I'm going to get to the point
where Annabelle tells me to have my people call her people.
So that's what my concern is.
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Annabelle is just very personable,
and she's very outgoing.
- Pose and pose.
- We got your big sister coming in.
- Presley is going to kind of, like,
give you some vibes that you're gonna
kind of feed off of, OK?
- Her career choices revolve around how she can be
the center of attention.
- Oh, you're feeling this one.
- I mean, I would love to be the new Yolanda and Gigi.
But considering that my husband is 5'7",
I don't know Annabelle will get the height...
[chuckles] That she needs to be a supermodel.
- It's like Emily and Shane.
- [laughs]
Aww, hi, Shane. - Come on, Shane.
[laughs] I don't know.
- Annabelle, you're doing so good.
- She gets it from her mom.
I just want everyone to know.
She gets it from her mom!
As a mother, I feel like it is my job to make sure
that my children are happy and that they are able
to pursue whatever their dreams are.
It's really rewarding, and it's amazing.
- You did a great job. - I know I did.
- I know, but I'm really proud of you.
Do you want to do it again? Yeah, yes?
- Yeah. - OK.
I love you. - I love you, too.
- I love you. - I love--
- I love you. - OK, OK.
- I love you. OK, all right.
I'll leave you alone now, OK. Wait, we got to get these off.
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- She swim? - She just got done swimming.
- Did you have fun?
I'm going to make a coffee, babe.
- I know what time it is.
- Feels so good to be in this damn kitchen.
You don't know.
I have not--like, I have so much I want to tell you.
You want to sit? - Yeah.
- Gosh, I mean, I don't even know where to begin.
There were definitely, like, highs--the camp fire.
- How rad is that?
- And, like, you can't even imagine,
in this valley surrounded by mountains--
like, it was almost like, cue the deer,
and the deer go trotting.
I mean, it was beautiful.
And then there was just a lot of talk about your past,
lots of talk about my past.
But I'm glad you're sitting...
because Tamra literally said to me,
she was told that you walked into the gym, CUT Fitness...
- Uh-huh.
- And said, "I'm gonna (BLEEP) her."
- Wait, what? - And I'm like--
- She's serious, or she's joking?
- Yeah, like, she is dead serious.
This comes from Heather.
And honestly, that whole friendship between the two
of them is so twisted.
- Oh, you know it's fraught with bananas.
- Heather Amin is a friend of Tamra's,
who I met through CUT Fitness.
She was also a sister to Ryan.
- But you guys are having this in, like,
a laughing conversation?
- No, no.
No, babe. - Come on.
- She's dead serious. - Wait a minute.
- This comes from "your friend," our mutual--
- You definitely said, "This is not an accurate statement."
Please tell me you said that.
- Yeah, like, I knew exactly where it came from.
I became very close with Heather
when I started dating Ryan.
- We were pretty much, you know, the new Tres Amigas
until things fell apart.
- She knew all the ins and outs of Ryan
and was starting to feel like she wants to protect me
or tell me things.
So here and there, Heather is dropping these little dimes
but not the full story and then making me swear
that I'm not going to say anything to Ryan.
And it made me question the man that I'm with,
so we all parted ways.
And she even referenced, she was like,
"I haven't even told Eddie."
I'm thinking-- - I'll talk to Eddie.
It's not true.
- Yeah, I'm thinking, like, a lot of thoughts.
But there's things I could say,
but I love her and Eddie way too much
that I'm just biting my tongue.
- Wow.
What's next, like, a bunny in the pot?
- Then she brought up you sending the dick pic.
- You are kidding me. - No.
You're like, he hit the entire address book...
- Yes. - Like a dumb ass.
- Yeah.
- It's so crazy because it was to you,
and you could read it, and you knew it was to you.
- No, I know, but what's sad...
- But nobody else could get a dick pic from me
where it says, "I miss you,"
when they've never been with me.
- There is a lot of sick, twisted stuff...
- Yes. - Going on here that is gross.
- Oh, yeah. Jealousy's a bitch.
I mean, you and I and our relationship
and our love is amazing.
People want to talk about and/or make stuff up,
I just don't have time to entertain it.
- Well, the one person who doesn't get a pass is Tamra.
I'm so ----ing let down...
- And hurt, I would imagine. - And bummed.
And I told her, I'm like, so no more words.
Like, I don't want to do this anymore.
So now it's like, actions.
So you'll just show me.
You want to move forward, I'm your girl.
- I'm in. - I'm in.
But you want to keep going back,
I'm not your girl.
If Tamra has an issue with me, she needs to come to me.
She owes our friendship that at the very least.
And I'm not gonna operate within a friendship
that operates this way.
I just literally will not stand for it.
And no more dick pics.
- [laughs] - I got to, like, chain you up
from this crazy-ass life you live.
- For sure. - I got to get knocked up.
[laughter]
- In that case... - No, no.
- Can we practice? - No.
- My favorite part? - No.
- Maverick, come join us.
- Where'd she go? - Come join me.
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- Luca, wait.
Don't forget to put your tooth under your pillow.
- We'll put him under the pillow, too.
- [laughs]
- We'll just put the whole thing.
- Whoa, this is a good one.
How much you think you're going to get for that?
- 20 or something.
- 20 bucks? - No way.
- No, I don't think so. - I got that at Daddy's.
- Oh, well--
- [laughs] Yeah.
- What is that amount?
Oh, my God.
[doorbell ringing] That's ridiculous.
- $70 worth of broth.
- That's why the tooth fairy can only afford $5, not $20.
The DoorDash bill.
No, I just want the soup.
I don't want the other stuff.
I don't have a big appetite.
I'm not recovered from Montana. That's the problem.
I thought it was going to be like a...
you know, like nice getaway, relaxing.
- [chuckles] How were the people?
- Actually, you know what?
The weird part is, like, I was so bummed,
obviously, when Emily couldn't be there,
but I was like, it'll be cool because I still have Heather.
- Yeah.
- And then, like, out of everybody,
like, I'm, like, actually pretty upset
with Heather right now.
I feel like my friendships
are usually very easy.
I'm tired, and the table is so dirty.
And I have very few...
extremely close friendships
where I let people pass that certain boundary,
and Heather's one of those people.
And so it really eats me up to have issues with her.
You know what?
It's been really weird, like, with Heather
in general lately.
Like, she, like, laid it on me that she
was upset that she felt like it was a one-way friendship.
- You know, I was kind of wondering why you've
been, like, kind of MIA.
Never a text or never an anything.
And I'm like, OK, well, am I in a one-sided friendship?
- I was like, OK, you know.
So I just said I'm sorry, and I told her I would work on it.
And I did. And then we're in Montana.
And, like, Tamra started to talk about Jenn's affair.
And I got so upset. And I went to call you.
- Yeah. - And Heather came.
And she took my phone from me because she felt
like I shouldn't be sharing these things with you,
and, like, it's, like, not fair to you.
And then I was like, OK, I think--
I saw her point, but then, like,
I went back to the bunkhouse.
I didn't want to call you because, like, Heather
made me feel like I shouldn't call you, but then, like,
Heather didn't text me or call me or check in with me.
She didn't even care because Tamra was there.
- I can't eat that.
I'll be sick as sh--. - Ow!
It's hot. - Oh, hot!
Hot! - It's hot.
- Fire in the hole! - Whew!
- It went from feeling like concern in the car before
to feeling calculated.
- She clearly did not see you or feel--
understand your feelings in this situation,
which isn't right.
- Oh, of course. I was exhausted.
I was, like, emotionally drained.
And then the next night, she started talking about you
and, like, how much can Travis take or something like that.
I got ----ing pissed.
Honestly, it went from feeling like concern in the car before
to feeling calculated-- it really did.
[crying] And, like, it's so surprising to me,
because, like, she's usually, like, the first one
to, like, you know, like, check in.
- She's always been, like, very thoughtful.
- She's so thoughtful, and I'm telling you, she's not.
- But maybe she's going through something, too, right?
I can't even imagine.
Like, I start to get ornery
when my kids are away for five days.
She's got two leaving at once. - Yeah.
I know, and I know that's affecting her,
but I'm like, you're so off base right now.
Like, you're so off base. Like, why even bring that up?
Like, enough.
Like, I acknowledged that, okay,
maybe you have a valid point.
I didn't even talk to you that night,
the whole next day at all,
'cause I was, like, afraid if I talked to you,
like, my feelings are gonna come out,
and that's bad or whatever.
I'm like, so, essentially,
Heather just gave me another thing to worry about.
Like, honestly, should I not talk
to you about these things?
- No, absolutely, you should talk to me.
Like, that's my--
that's one of my jobs in this relationship.
Gina had something very traumatic happen to her,
but I think that she has done a very good job
to come to terms with that.
You need to get to a point where...
it's OK to feel what you feel...
- Mm-hmm. - Because it is OK.
It is hard sometimes.
People don't want to keep hearing about that ex.
But at the same time, I'm her person.
So, if she wasn't coming to me, that would be upsetting to me.
Nothing's going to change because you're sad...
- I know.
- Because you had something bad happen to you.
- We are there to help each other through hard times.
I haven't gone through the exact same things as her,
but I've been through divorce.
I certainly think there's, like, that commonality
that helps bring us together.
Like, I don't know why you're, like, trying
to suppress that so much-- like, you need to let that out.
- Because it's-- I don't want to, you know?
- It doesn't matter if you want to.
You have to. - Mm-hmm.
- We lean on each other in those times.
Lean on me more--I got some pretty big shoulders.
So let's go, you know?
- Because everything's so good now,
and I just want everything to stay good.
- Yeah, but guess what.
Like, everything will stay good.
- Yeah.
- Just because you're sad, I'm not going to be, like, oh--
- Yeah, but, like, you don't understand.
It's like, that's what it is.
It's like, when you get--like, when the rug gets pulled out
from underneath you, now I just live
always feeling like the bottom's going to fall out.
It's upsetting. - OK.
- And-- - Well, look at me.
- There's no rug going anywhere.
- I know. - I'm too fat.
- [laughs]
- You're stuck with me, and that's all right.
All right?
- Travis is my person.
And the fact that Heather doesn't even know that,
it's a little disturbing for me within our friendship.
And if you truly knew me on a deep level,
you would know that.
[sniffles, crying] It's so upsetting to me
because she's supposed to be my friend,
and she's telling me I'm not a good friend,
and I feel like she's not being a good friend.
- So, like, I think it's appropriate for you
to bring that up to her and be honest with her.
Don't hold back and hope that she does the same.
And if she doesn't, then there's nothing
you can do about it, right?
You can only control your stuff.
- [sighs]
I don't know. This is a mess.
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