♪
- Previously, on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta"...
- The first single of country. - Oh, my God.
Ooh, not a little cam country.
[laughing] - Yeah!
I have four number one albums on Billboard,
five gold records, like, two platinum records.
I've made a lot of songs that make people smile,
laugh, cry, dance, everything.
I'm a mood changer.
- So, I'm havin' a dinner party.
It's gonna be a date night, so you can bring a date.
- Who all coming?
- So, Shamea Morton...
- Your best friend.
- My ex-best friend now.
Right now, Shamea and I have a non-existent friendship.
- Have you talked to her?
- There was some back and forth texts.
I'm gonna mime out what was in the text.
Ooh!
- I just became that girl in Atlanta.
I started Slutty Vegan.
I built a $100 million brand.
I'm a mother, a wife, a lover, not a fighter.
Pinky is that girl.
- I need to introduce my virtual date.
This is Blakk.
- I thought you was on a Zoom call for work.
- Do you take this big, tall man
for at least three nights of love and dedication?
- And back breaking. - Yes.
- Oh!
If I'm dating someone, why hide them?
I can do whatever the [BLEEP] I want.
- What happened with you and-and Shamea
on those text messages?
- You're antagonizing me. - I'm not. I promise.
- You are. - I promise you I'm not.
- Your person came to me at the Hawks game.
- I had those tapes ran,
and that person did not come to you,
and I am willing to show you the tapes.
- So, is that true? Ooh.
- Wow. - Ooh.
- I don't wanna have any of that.
This is a lot for me.
♪
- I've lived many lives,
and all of them have been fabulous.
- If you cast me in your drama,
I only accept leading roles.
- I've been loyal to a fault,
and now I'm ready to have my own back.
- I'm short, seasoned
and always a full-course meal.
- In a field of players, I always run it back.
- In a world of legends, they call me, "The Godfather."
- While they're busy beefing, I stay vegan.
- I don't need any background singers,
it's always my show.
♪
- So, it's 42 degrees, right now.
- Let's go.
- Okay, no, but how-- no, seriously,
how long are we gonna go for?
- We wanna stay in for, like, a minute.
- A minute?
- Okay, wait, ready.
- Alrighty. Three, two, one.
[water splashing]
- Oh! Oh! Mother!
- Oh, my God! - ♪ Oh say can you see! ♪
♪ By the dawn's early light ♪
- Okay, let's go.
- Oh, shoot, I'm about to work this thing.
- Oh, chile, please be careful.
- Hey, oh.
- Two hands, please, Lord.
- Chill. You gotta calm down.
I got this.
- Uh, you don't have to go around this curve this fast.
- I slowed down anyway.
You don't have to tell me what I'm doing.
I already know what I'm doing.
- My girl, Claudia Jordan,
we did a movie together that's comin' out.
- What? You are working, girl.
- Yes, girl. - Get the bag.
- I have to get all the bags.
These divorce invoices-- - These bills.
[laughing]
- So, we're having a premiere that I want to invite you to,
but I don't know who else I'm gonna invite.
We'll see, but I definitely want you there.
- Thank you. Thank you.
[exhales] - High school--
So, high school's very different from kindergarten,
so I need you to really be focused.
Time really flies.
Just the other day, I didn't even know what I was doing.
Now, I have a whole teenager
that's actually driving me around town.
- Phaedra, when was your due date?
- Honey, it was July but--
- I thought you were five months pregnant.
- I don't know what I am. - It usually takes about six months.
- And then I was taking him for his first day
in kindergarten, and he was so nervous.
Mommy never thought you'd keep growing up
to be a big boy and not my little baby anymore.
- I'm still gonna be your baby.
- Ayden has been driving since he was 12 years old.
He's actually his dad's designated driver.
- Oh, I ain't no drunk, now.
Uh-uh. I don't do all that, now.
Nuh-uh. I'm a Christian lady.
No. He's not my designated driver,
but I don't like to drive, so I am excited
that he will be able to drive me.
You did a good job driving.
- Yeah.
- So beautiful-- Oh, not the Christmas tree.
- Yeah, it stays up year-around.
- Oh, does it? - Mm-hmm. Enjoy.
- Do y'all serve, like, food in here?
- Yes, a chicken salad, cucumber, and salmon slider.
- Okay, we're gonna do all three.
- Okay. - Yeah.
♪
- Hey, Ms. K. - Hi.
How ya doin', beautiful? Ooh, you look gorgeous.
- Muah. I had to bring all this around this table.
♪
Okay, hello, Thelma. Where's Louise?
- Hi. - Hey. - Yes, honey.
- Hi, beauty. - How are you?
- Hey, gorgeous, I'm good. Muah.
- Muah. - Good to see you ladies.
- Good to see you, too.
- Hi. - Hey.
- Even though Kelli and I are like oil and vinegar--
Yeah, I'm gonna go with that, oil and vinegar.
We were goin' through the exact same thing.
- I was married for 11 years. - Wait, wait, wait. Uh, hold on.
- You were married for 11 months.
Like, let's not compare apples to--
apples to peaches. - Right, so mine didn't count.
I just wanna get to a better place.
Let's just move forward in different directions.
Like, I really would like us to, like, go back into,
like, a sisterhood. - Let's do it.
- We could, like, be cool. You know what I'm saying?
Like, we don't have to be enemies.
- I do wanna get to know Porsha on another level,
and this is a really good moment for us to, like,
open up, have fun, and rebuild our relationship.
- You hosted a great event. - Thank you.
- Yes! - It was a great event.
- It was difficult, but, you know,
we made it-- we made it happen.
It was good. - Okay, I felt like,
uh, Drew-- - Wasn't that funny,
her man in the phone?
How was he in the phone the whole time?
That's what I can't figure out.
- 'Cause he likes the phone.
We all know what men do, at this point.
- Mm-hmm. - He's in my DMs, like,
"Oh, you're so fine." [laughing]
- Wait. - Who? - Blakk.
- No!
- Wow! - I will say she said
he was not her man.
- Okay, so, he can do what he wanna do.
- She said-- she said, "Friend."
- Speaking of the mans--
- Yeah, speaking of the man-- You.
[laughing] What's the tea, honey?
- I literally just wanna, like, have fun,
be appreciated, be supported.
- Yeah. - Yeah, yep, rub your feet.
- Rub your feet. - And up your legs.
- You know, maybe touch your toes.
- Ooh, ain't nothin' wrong with that.
- Would you like any cocktails or drinks?
- Okay.
- You don't even know what I had behind this teapot.
- Okay, I seen this right over here.
- You didn't even see my teapot.
- These are the only options? - You got tea?
- A little whiskey tea.
[rewinding]
[laughing] - You ain't told us nothing.
- I'm just trying to keep y'all as ladies.
- That's why you're over there so calm.
- I'll take whatever is closest to a whiskey.
- I'll be right back. - It's strong as heck.
[laughing]
- Somebody gave me a picture of K
at my front door with her wig off.
- I couldn't get it all off. - That is hilarious.
[laughing]
- Now, that's how you know I had a good party.
- It was like, I gotta go. - Yes.
- That's a lot. - Yeah.
- [indistinct]. - Go on.
- So, this week, y'all,
I'm doin' the Academy of Country Music Honors.
- Ooh, congratulations. - Okay. Yes, congratulations.
- I'm so excited.
The ACMA is honoring Rissi Palmer,
a Black woman who has been fighting
for African Americans in country music forever.
It's a big thing.
Then my first country single
starts rolling out in a couple weeks.
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
If you know Nashville,
and if you know country music,
and if you know her, you understand
why this is something that I must do
and something that I must show the ultimate respect to.
- I'm ready to have a hoedown.
- Yes, yes, hoedown. - We're gonna have a hoedown showdown.
[laughing]
- Well, honey, I'm happy for us.
- I am very happy for us.
- I'm glad we are in a better place.
- I really do wanna get to know you 'cause I feel like
we have a lot of things in common that I can see,
you know, just, like, as mothers, as businesswomen.
- I think that's true. I do.
But I think that we also have to deal with,
like, what was there that was between us
where we couldn't really get to know each other that well.
When you got a little closer to Shamea,
I feel like that's when you turned more toxic with me.
- No.
- Okay, so, you did a particular interview,
and, in the interview--
and it actually hurt my feelings,
which is hard to do.
You said, "Yeah, well, I just wish
P would stop effin' people's husbands."
- And P needs to learn
to stop tryin' to [BLEEP] everybody's husband.
- Damn.
- I think it stings more
when someone is saying it. - Felt attacked.
- Mm-hmm. - And, you know, you're not clean.
You know, you have a past.
You know what you do presently. When people--
- Whoa, whoa, whoa. What you talkin' about?
- With married men-- with married men.
- Who is sleeping with married men?
- I mean, you have.
- I've never slept with a married man.
- You've never slept with a married man?
- No, I have not.
- You absolutely did.
♪
- What? - You did.
♪
- I've never slept with a married man.
- You've never slept with a married man?
- No, I have not.
- You absolutely did.
BET weekend for the awards show,
you didn't sleep with a married man?
- I did not. - You did not?
- I did not. - Oh, okay.
- No, absolutely, I didn't. - Yes, you did.
- Porsha, no. - And he slept with you
and changed his clothes
and went to meet his wife at his house.
I'm speaking a fact.
- Okay, well, a fact comes with a receipt.
So, let's see the receipt.
- Oh, Kelli, Kelli, Kelli, Kelli, Kelli, Kelli, Kelli...
You are looking at the receipt, okay?
So, I'm with a friend of mine,
and he receives a text from a married man,
and this man is telling him,
"Oh, my gosh, I just effed Kelli."
While you were there, in the bed,
you were on the phone with someone,
and they heard you say something about Dennis.
- They heard me say--
About Dennis? - You said something.
This is all in text, and I'll get it.
I will get it. - Okay, yeah, please get it.
- He said to the guy, he said,
"She said she's on the phone with Porsha."
So, that's why the guy ended up sayin' to me,
"Ooh, Kelli is in the bed with, you know, so and so."
- When would I be on-- - And I said, "You are lying."
- I'm confused as hell.
I don't know who Kelli slept with.
I'm sittin' here looking at Porsha like this is so unfair
talkin' about this lady here, hot pocket.
I'm just happy I'm not little Kelli.
- Talking about the guy that you met on the flight...
- Why would I be talking about you and Dennis...
- ...and he went to your room. - ...or whoever was in my bed
and in my room? Like, what? - Yes.
- Let's be very clear.
If I am gonna screw anything and bang anybody,
do you think that I would be thinkin' about
Porsha and Dennis?
Have ya seen him lately?
You're not hurtin' me, Porsha.
- And if we're going to eventually be cool,
I want you to continue to treat me how I treat you.
- I think that she plays this game of,
"Oh, I wanna be your friend,"
and then you drop this bullsh--.
Like, get the hell outta here.
Porsha, I don't even speak about you in the press, Porsha.
- It was the aftershow. Do you remember that?
The aftershow-- you were not asked a question.
- Okay, so, it was the aftershow.
It wasn't press. - I have a name, sweetie,
and let me tell you something. - And so do I.
- And I don't speak on yours, but knowing
what was happening-- - Porsha, you just spoke on it
and clearly said that I'm-I'm around here
sleeping with people's husbands.
- I didn't say it in the press.
We're speaking privately, now.
- We're not speaking privately, Porsha.
- Yes, we-- just as private as you said it
when you said what you said.
- I mean, this is as public as we can get.
We are in a public restaurant,
in a public space,
with public people, across from Publix.
♪
- Are you okay, Kelli?
- Yeah, I'm good. Why? - I feel like you're not okay.
- Well, you know, I mean, I don't like to be lied on,
but it's fine. - Well, I did make it awkward.
- Okay. - And maybe I shouldn't have done that,
but I don't-- I just felt-- - No, you wanted to,
but as long as you feel good.
- I didn't, but, in my mind, it just felt like
if you're gonna speak on me in that way,
I should let you know what I could have done with you
and that I did not do. - Porsha, I'm not speaking--
I'm not, Porsha... - That's-that's all. So...
- But, it's a lot of things that I could say, too.
- I could have spoke on you-- - Stop.
- ...on what I know to be true, and I did not do you that.
- Stop. - I never did you like that.
- Stop! And I don't do you like that either!
[sipping tea]
So, let's cut it out! - Okay.
All of this is some bullsh--, if you ask me.
What's the purpose of any of this goin' on,
and why am I stuck here in the middle?
So, we have said some things that we are not happy with,
okay, everybody here?
We got some crumpets and sh--, and some drinks,
and all type of things, and stuff goin' on.
- Cheers. - Can we cheers?
- I'm gonna toast with sugar 'cause I'm gonna be sweet.
- We gonna let bygones be bygones.
Bless your heart.
And that's what we're gonna do, okay?
- Okay, okay, I can't stay mad if I wanted to.
- Yeah, you-- Look, you're already laughing.
- I just been wanting to get you.
- You don't wanna give me a hug like you did Drew?
- I just wanna give you a hug.
- Oh, my God. - Let Jesus abide.
- Oh, my God, thank you, Lord. - Okay.
- Come on and hug me, baby. - Come on.
- See? I can't stand y'all
'cause that's what y'all-- that-- hug up.
- You're already where you need to be.
[laughing]
- You think I can body slam that big bitch?
Have you seen her ass?
Like, seriously, no, I couldn't body slam her,
so I might as well hug her,
so I can, like, go on with my life.
- Well, I thank y'all.
I look forward to experiencing all this sh--.
[laughing]
This is-- this is different.
♪
- All right, come on. Ready? Hut.
Boom! Come on.
Oh, oh, you broke the tackle. Touchdown.
- Okay, DD, guess what I found.
- Mac and cheese!
- DJ, what you gonna eat?
- He already ate. - Oh, he ate already?
All right, DJ, show your mom you know how to catch.
All right, I'm gonna hike it to you.
All right, throw it. Ready, hike.
Come on, go.
No, you're 'posed to hike it to me, remember?
Right in the middle. Come on, DJ.
All right. - Okay.
- All right, I'm gonna help you out.
You're gonna have to put some-- put some oil in there,
so the noodles don't stick.
- Not you helping me out with mac and cheese.
I've been cooking longer than you.
What are you talking about?
Me and my husband, we have been together
for five years.
We fell in love, and then I got pregnant
three months after we met him.
Do as I say, not as I do.
- Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you
Mr. and Mrs. Derrick and Pinky Hayes.
- We ended up having three kids biologically.
Derrick has two older daughters.
So, we have...
Dallas, who is 11 years old,
Denver, who is nine years old,
D'Ella, who is four years old,
DJ, who is three years old.
What's the youngest one's name?
DJ-- No, that ain't his name.
Dash.
[applause]
- Hey, ma, ask her how she had three kids
back to back.
- I've been trying to figure that one out myself.
- But, hey, listen, she said she wanna have another one.
I said, no, we ain't. - Huh?
[laughing] Hell to the no.
- Well, what you don't know is, I'm already pregnant.
- What?
Uh, you better be kidding.
Ain't no more babies here.
Hell to the no.
- I grew up very Jamaican.
My mother was a hard worker.
She worked four jobs every single day.
She really, like, showed me what it meant to be a boss.
- Wha gwan.
- Oh, you hear DD say, "Wha gwan?"
- So, I started Slutty Vegan in 2018
in my two-bedroom apartment,
and it started as a ghost kitchen first.
And when I got the food truck, there would literally be,
like, 500 people standing in line every single day.
I even opened up 14 locations.
One, two, three.
[cheering]
I built this $100 million brand.
We got some sluts walking in the building!
But the people that I put in place
couldn't go where I needed them to go.
I was $20 million in debt.
I've made a lot of money. I went flat broke.
I had people lie on me.
Everything I ever built, it crumbled.
I lost my company.
I bought my company back after losing it for 43 days.
And so, here it is,
and I'm just doing things on my terms,
and I'm doing it my way.
You know we got a pop-up today.
- Oh, yeah, how is it going?
- What I'm doing is, I'm prepping for the franchising.
I brought in a whole team. I brought in a new president.
Sh--, I might be brand-new.
I just brought in all new things.
It's a lot for me, I'm not gonna lie,
but, you know, I do it with a smile.
Man, it's been a rough season.
- But this season built us
for everything that's about to come.
I got to build more corporate stores,
but the franchise is really taking off.
- I don't think that you need to build
more corporate stores.
I think that you need to build more franchises.
- You know I've been in business longer than you, right?
- No, you have not.
Derrick owns-- let me say this right--
"The" Big Dave's Cheesesteaks.
Derrick is number six in the country
of fastest growing restaurants.
So, my baby daddy gets down, okay?
But we don't got no prenup,
so that's my business, too, baby.
- You are so dominant, right?
Listen, I'm the only person that don't put up with your sh--.
You're used to everybody flocking
to whatever you got going on. - No, I'm not.
- No, I humbled you.
- Who? - No, listen.
- You did not humble me. - I did humble you.
I think we balance each other out
because when you're with a dominant woman,
it-it forces you to level up, too.
- Do you like being with a dominant woman?
- I love it because it pushes me.
We've been through kids.
We've been through, you know, you just now,
you know, for the last year,
battling to get your company, you know,
behind closed doors.
It was hard because I'm in my--
- Was it? - Yeah, it was
because, if I'm in my season of my biggest wins,
I'm trying to figure out how to be there wit' you
in the same emotion, right?
It was difficult because either I had to do somethin',
or I'm not understanding fully what you got going on
until right at the end.
- Yeah, I had a lot of lonely nights.
- No, you didn't have lonely nights.
- No, you was beside me. I'm saying, like, mentally.
Do you feel like you was there for me
in my hardest time? - I feel like I was there
as much as I could be there.
- It was very difficult because I'm crying out for help,
and I don't know that he could recognize
how tough it was for his wife
to go through what I was going through.
- You know 100% that I literally
wanted to be there for you.
- People can always say that, "Oh, he wasn't there for you,"
but, like, I know that no marriage is easy.
Most marriages don't work out anyway,
but here we are.
We always get through it,
every single time, all the time.
Listen, I went to hell and back,
but I made it.
I got the company back. I'm fixing it.
Slutty Vegan is gonna be bigger than it's ever been.
Get your popcorn. [laughing]
- Coming up...
- P is talking to me, and she's like,
"Well, you said that I need to stop
sleeping with everybody's husband."
- Oh, my gosh. - So, I'm like...
♪
♪ I get what I want when I want how I want ♪
♪ with these fly looks that I flaunt ♪
♪ who gonna say no to me no to me ♪
♪ no to me no to me ♪
- I'm so excited about my house!
Got this Bible.
Out for the sinners!
Jesus Christ, bless this house!
- Welcome home. - Thank you, darling.
Ooh, I heard insects.
- We are definitely out in the sticks.
- Oh, this is where I need to be,
away from my other demons.
- We know how you like the-the country living.
[laughing]
- I think you gotta pick me up,
all this thickness. - What are we doing?
[laughing]
- Dr. Kastan Sims, we have been
the best of friends since junior high.
We dated for ten to eleven years,
and he never married me.
I went into the situation
saying I-I don't want to be married.
I don't want that.
When I realized he didn't do it, I was offended.
I was very much offended.
So, I left to show him who I was,
and my husband was trying to come back.
I said, "You're gonna do what you're supposed to do."
Oh, we got married.
- What? - Yes.
- Are you serious?
- Yes, don't a lot of people know but...
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
Kastan popped the question
'cause he didn't have no other choice.
There is two Kim Sims. How do you feel today?
[laughing]
I can sit up here and give y'all a fairy tale
and say, "He loved me so much
that he wanted to be with me,
and he just swept me off my feet."
Oh, no, baby, we sat around for ten years.
But we were on a breakup,
and I was about to marry another man.
He realized sometimes you gotta pop out
and let 'em know.
- Do you want to look around?
- Yes.
♪
A huge fridge.
- Are you gonna be doing a lot of cooking for your husband?
- It's huge.
[laughing]
I know people say this is wine,
but, you know, I'm Southern,
and the wine is cute and all of that,
but we're putting moonshine in here.
You know? - Absolutely.
I just need a man cave.
She can have the whole rest of the deal.
- I don't think no man need no cave.
Ain't nobody no bear.
So, this is just the master.
We're gonna make it bigger and open it up.
This is your closet,
so you can have these. - Okay.
- You can have all your little scrubs
and everything in here.
Is that okay? - It's good.
- You sure? - Yeah.
Hopefully, I can get some, you know,
good dental practice going in Georgia here.
[sighs] - Yeah.
How you feel about that?
- I just gotta get the license.
So I'm excited about the future, and the cash.
- Kastan has a successful practice
in Memphis, Tennessee with his father,
and now he is ready to transition
to Atlanta, Georgia.
You know what I never understood?
How you be doing people's teeth,
and y'all be having on-- all the doctors
have on their scrubs, and their sausage
is always sitting on the top of their scrubs.
Very much Kastan's sausage
is one of the reasons I married him.
That and he's understanding.
[laughing]
I just need you to make sure that your sausage
stays in your pants and in your scrubs
'cause I ain't got time for none of it.
Those scrubs never give the support needed.
You got the old women laying back, looking.
They're talking to them about their men.
I can't understand how you can even talk
when you're at the dentist.
Don't you got somethin' in your mouth?
I want my chicken coop with my silky chickens
and a baby. - I like eating chicken.
I don't know about caring for the chickens.
- Um, did you hear that?
- And a baby.
I'm getting the baby.
- She's gonna get that baby.
- I have always wanted a baby girl,
but God has a sense of humor,
and he gave me a son.
- Here are the keys to your home.
- Thank you so much. We appreciate you.
- It's been a pleasure.
- I love my son more than anything in life,
but it's always been a thing for me
to have a mini me.
But I'm struggling in infertility,
and I'm trying to get my ovaries running.
Thank you. - I'll see you soon.
- We got it, we got it.
♪
- What a cute store.
Wow, I don't even know where to start.
Hey, hot stuff.
Hey, booba. - Girl, muah, muah.
- How you feel? - I'm all right, I'm okay.
- You don't sound like it. What's wrong?
Your energy is weird. - Girl, it's just been a morning.
Lamont just texted me, like,
"Hey, I don't know if you know this,"
but, um, my ex-husband just did a, um,
interview with Tasha K.
- What?
He's doing sit-down interviews?
Stop. - Are you serious?
- Hey. - Hey, Angela.
[laughing] - Oh, what is going on?
- Oh, my gosh. - What did I interrupt?
- My-- I just found out that my ex-husband
did an interview with Tasha K.
- That's never good.
- No, 'cause why are you doing interviews?
- Like, why?
The fact that he would go on a distasteful blog,
although it doesn't surprise me,
it still hurts me.
My divorce was final September 2024,
and I really just want it behind me,
but he is never gonna stop emotionally draining me
until he feels like he succeeded.
- I can't stand a man who talk too much.
You're just a bitch. [laughing]
These are bitch qualities.
- You know, God is blessing.
The devil is messing. - Yeah, yeah.
Mmm. - Ooh, I like it.
- I appreciate that. - But I know we have girls,
and our girls need clothes.
- Yes. - We do.
- So, I think we should be shopping.
- So let's look.
- Your girls will like these.
Oh, oh, and it's got a choker underneath it already.
I gotta get this. - That's cute.
- The skort, come on. - That's cute.
- Remember the skorts back in the day?
- You know, it's hard trying to shop for twins.
It's like you gotta find two.
- Are you still dressing 'em alike?
- Yes. - Oh, you do.
- Yeah. - Yeah, and it's hard.
- It is. - How are your businesses?
How do you feel like your finances are, now?
- They're good, they're good. They're getting better.
Baby, the debt is debting, okay?
[laughing]
The fact that a couple of months ago,
it was lawsuits
and all in the blogs about me owing rent
on a restaurant that wasn't even open.
I was just ready to just walk away from it
and say, maybe this isn't what I'm supposed to do.
You know, it's definitely not gonna happen overnight.
- At all.
- Getting Sandy Springs open was, like, super important.
The debt was $100,000,
and I paid the landlord $50,000.
And that was just to the landlord.
That was not all of the other things
that go into opening a restaurant.
So, I probably spent close to $100,000
just to be open.
So, no, Cha-Cha has not gotten her hair done in months.
The grand opening is-is this weekend.
- Oh, my gosh.
- So, you eating on Friday or what?
- I'm eating, baby. I'm eating.
- Okay. [laughing]
- Of course, I'm gonna be there trying to eat
some chicken and waffles.
Even if her and I fight down the line,
the fact still remains her food is top tier.
- Have you taken time to process
the stuff that Drew went back and had
a conversation with-with Phaedra about?
- Oh, yeah! - Girl...
- But then she has a conversation with you,
Phaedra, about how she doesn't even believe
her friend, Angela.
- The receipts weren't receipting, which I told
my friend that, as well. - Exactly, yeah.
- 'Cause she kinda blew over it at the party.
- Drew tell me that she spoke to Phaedra,
and I did process it. - Okay.
- And, you know, it-it is what it is.
I don't understand why Shamea wants Drew and I
to have an issue.
She definitely is trying to invoke
a reaction from me.
Sha-messy is active.
- So, me, K, and P,
um, went out for tea. - Mm-hmm.
- And P is talking to me, and she's like,
"Well, you said that I need to stop sleeping
with everybody's husband,
and because, um, you, uh, strive
for yourself to be so perfect,
I heard you're around here sleeping with married men."
[sighs]
- No, she didn't.
- It went right back to the dirty tea.
So, I'm like... - Oh, my gosh.
- You said that?
- I probably didn't say it, but I'm telling you, now.
- Oh. - This is the same person
who walked into another woman's house,
went to the pool, gave her a hug,
shook her husband's hand,
and turned around and married him.
- This is my husband, Simon, everyone.
- How are you? You're good. - I-I am well.
- Boom-boom, yes. - Boom-boom.
- Whore-sha, whore-sha, whore-sha,
whore-sha, whore-sha, whore-sha,
Porsha, whore-sha,
Porsha, Porsha, whore-sha.
I said, "You want-you want-- you want me to give you
a hug now, like you did Drew?"
- Ain't no way I'm hugging.
- I'm sorry. - But I do know Porsha.
Like, you had to deescalate that situation.
- I had to.
- We all know that stuff can go left pretty quick.
She felt like that's what she needed to do
to deescalate it, and it worked.
But at the end of the day, ain't no way in hell
that they were good after that.
There's just no way.
- Cha-cha, stop making all these noises.
- Are you inviting Porsha on Friday?
- I am gonna invite her, but she's probably gonna
have to pay for her own food.
[laughing] You gonna bite her?
You gonna bite her little ankles?
[laughing]
- Coming up...
- Does my friend need to have a wristband?
Hello, ladies. - Hi.
- This is my friend, Sway.
[laughing]
♪ Oh yeah ♪
♪ Baby I tried to warn ya I'm feeling good ♪
- We are here.
Oh, my gosh!
Oh, my God!
Look at this.
This is amazing. - Before it gets crazy.
- All these people.
It's been fun in the studio, but now that the album is out,
and it's doing great, it's time to get back
to making some money because let's be honest.
My divorce is taking all of my money.
- Thank you so much for the invitation.
You look amazing. - I'm glad y'all could make it.
So, the acting allows me to pay my bills
and take care of my kids.
It's my bread and butter.
- I'm so proud of you. - I love you. Aww.
This is the kickoff premiere for my new movie, "Run,"
a African American woman ensemble.
It is very rare to see us lit in the space of Sci-Fi,
and, really, it's a representation
of women of color doing their thing.
- Ladies, we made it! - Girl!
[cheering]
♪
- Hey, how you doin'?
- You look good. - Thank you. You look cute, too.
I love this dress. - I'm surprised to see you here.
- Well, she invited me.
I called her and said, "I want you to know...
...we don't have any issues."
And she was like, "Yeah, you should come and support."
And I said, "Yeah, I definitely will."
- Well, I'm happy to see you.
- Oh, wow, okay.
- The fact that Phaedra has continued to deny
any involvement with the person from Kelli's event...
- Cheers if your name is Angela,
and your husband is cheating on you.
- Uh-uh. - Wait, wait, what?
- I had to reevaluate my own stance.
Let me ask you this.
- Absolutely not.
- And you know what?
I apologize for not even asking you
'cause it was a bunch of B.S. - Well, thank you.
It was the weirdest thing I ever saw in my life.
We were both tripped out.
- Well, I hope you open that door for us
to move forward.
- Definitely, let's-- yeah, let's try.
Finally, I'm getting an apology from Angela.
I'm glad that we've moved past this crazy.
Maybe she'll find out who really did it now.
♪
- Hi!
Does my friend need to have a wristband?
- I'll give you your wristband.
Alrighty.
- Hello, ladies! Hey! - Hi. Hi.
- That is some--
This is my friend, Sway.
- How you doin'? - Sway?
- Yeah, Sway. - Oh, I love these hands.
Mmm. It's giving Atlanta. [laughing]
- Nice to meet you.
- This is my lady friend, Sway.
I am what you call dating.
I'm in unchartered waters.
You can just call me Christopher Columbus.
- So happy to see y'all.
Muah. - Muah. Amazing.
- You look good.
Hi, friend. - You look good. Muah.
Phaedra and I are here.
- What is hap-- - Oh, what is happening?
- Hold on. Let me find the theater.
- You brought me and Phaedra together.
- It's bringing people together.
- I thought we was gonna go on forever.
- I'm so happy y'all are here.
I'm an advocate of y'all figuring it out
and just moving on.
If Porsha and I can get over our differences
and be back in this really good place,
we are the examples, honey.
And I'm happy to see Angela and Phaedra
turning over a new leaf.
What is a celebration without a little toast?
- What do you want? - What are you drinking?
- Tequila. - Tequila. You want tequila?
You want a shot? - Okay, yeah. Yes, please.
- Okay, I got you.
- Wait a minute.
What's going on?
- It's just a date night. I'm dating.
- Where is, uh, Mr. Bless?
- Okay, give me a kiss, right here, for safety.
It's casual, you know. - We need to double date.
Porsha is a free-spirit.
You know, if they got the capital...
Got the whole [indistinct] for the money,
if you got the money for the [indistinct].
[laughing]
- Porsha's a very fluid individual,
and she doesn't hide her attraction for anybody
that she's attracted to.
- Like, when you was kissing me in the club
and told me you wanted to eat my pussy until I came.
- I see LaToya straddling Porsha,
and they were grinding.
- Oh.
People have a lot to say about me being with women
in the past.
I had a lot to say about me being with women in the past.
It's, like, literally the worst kept secret.
Now, I will say this is the first woman
that I am pursuing to date. Yes.
However, have I dipped toes, and feet, and hands
in the lady pond? Yeah.
- Did you guys meet here? - No, we came together.
- Tried to tell you, girl.
I don't know why you're quiet with it.
Y'all caught that?
Whatever her truth is, that's for her to tell, okay?
- You admitted to sending flirty texts to Ty.
Her ex also said you both spoke
for an average of 3,000 minutes a month.
- Ooh.
- We have remained to say that we're friends.
Thank you, friend. - Absolutely, no problem.
- Okay. - We got a toast.
Cheers to you, honey.
- Oh. - all: Cheers!
- So, I saw Kelli.
She told me that her and Porsha kinda had words,
and Porsha said that Kelli was sleeping with a married man.
- Okay, I think we worked it. Y'all good?
- Who is-- - Why are your eyebrows up?
What's going on? - What? No, I--
- She was telling me that you and Kelli
got into it about somethin'.
- Who?
- Kelli told me that you said that she was sleeping
with a married man.
- Oh, she wanna spread her own tea?
- She said she, you know, kinda confronted you about it.
- It was awkward for a minute, and then we hugged it out,
and it was pretty much done.
- Well, she called you whore-sha.
Yes.
- She's a fake-ass bitch, then.
♪
- We hugged it out, and it was pretty much done.
- Well, she called you whore-sha.
So, it wasn't any-- - Oh, well, then she's fake.
She's a fake-ass bitch then because we, honestly,
once we finished the conversation,
we were done.
I find it really odd that Kelli would confide in Angela.
I mean, didn't her neck hurt when she was doing that?
I guess I'll see her again,
and she can finish the conversation.
- Well, you got the invitation
to Nana's Waffle and Chicken.
- Yeah, but I'm not going. You called me a whore-sha.
That's childish. It's beneath me, so whatever.
And y'all enjoy Friday.
- So you're not coming? - Absolutely not.
- You don't want no chicken and waffles?
- I don't really eat waffles, right now.
I'm not on carbs.
[laughing] - We better go in.
I think it's getting ready to start.
- Yes.
- Cheers. - all: Cheers!
- Let me tell you somethin'.
Every movie that I have seen Drew in,
she has killed it.
- I'm goin' to the car, and get my gun,
and charge my phone, okay?
[sighs]
I'm not playing no games. We got aliens.
We got CGI.
[alien growling] Oh.
I did my own stunt work.
- Oh, yeah, baby!
- But you die in the first ten minutes.
- Hold on. I didn't die in the first ten minutes.
I put up a good fight.
♪
- You shut that door so fast.
[laughing] - Dang, Drew, you gone?
- I'm gone, guys.
- Everybody knows Black people always die first in the movie,
but it seems a little strange because Drew is from Chicago,
and everybody knows Chicago is shoot first,
ask questions later.
She should've lived the longest.
- Damn, Drew. - Left me outside.
They left me outside.
I am in great company.
Jada Pinkett died in the first ten minutes
of "Scream 2."
Drew Barrymore, she died in, like, the opening scene.
And did I die? Do we know if I died?
Huh.
We'll see in the sequel.
Thank you. - Okay.
- That's great. - I felt celebrated.
- You did. It was good. - You kept the tequila coming.
- You got taken care of.
- Can you hook me up on a double date and then some?
- I got you. I got you next time.
- She wanna be on a double date with us.
Wait, so, they're single.
She's single, and she's single. We could find--
- So, we need to double with one them.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - No, she has a boyfriend.
- Who boyfriend? - He came to your party.
- No, girl, that's my friend.
- It's the telephone man.
- Telephone--
I'm just trying to soak all of this up.
My girls came out to support me--
Phaedra, Angela, and Porsha.
We may have our differences, but, you know,
I really feel like, in this group,
we can get over anything.
- I'm going with this couple on a double date next time--
double date next time.
- [indistinct]. Turned all the way up.
Huh!
♪
- I'm thinking of having the stanchions
on both sides of the door.
- Okay. - And we'll have press,
VIPs, and everybody come in and take pictures
in front of the step and repeat
to prepare for your arrival.
- I just wanna make sure it goes smoothly,
and nobody's confused.
Like, I literally want to enjoy the moment
of my hard work and sacrifice, seriously.
- Yeah, hopefully, all the ladies come,
they enjoy the food,
um, and the vibe. - Yeah.
Hey, ladies, you look so good already.
The blue is, like, perfect.
- Um, yeah, Kristin is moving along pretty well.
- Good.
- So, we should be all set for tomorrow.
How are you feeling today?
[laughing]
- Is that a real question or a trick question?
- A little bit of both.
- I mean, remember what this place looked like?
[laughing]
- Whoa.
- It's still so much we have to do.
- You think this is gonna be open by July 15th?
- I need you to be positive Patty.
- Oh. [laughing]
- You were like, "What is happening?"
- I didn't know. I didn't know what was going on but...
- We've come a long way.
- And we will celebrate that.
- I mean, we will.
We will, but I'm just trying to get excited,
but it's been a day. - Yeah.
- The health inspector came this morning.
I'm like, "You were just here."
[sighs] - But you know the devil comes out to play
when it's something big on the horizon.
- Right. - Baby, the devil has been, like, whew.
But, I mean, the team did amazing.
Um, we passed, of course, with an A, so I'm happy.
I made it.
You know, just a few months ago, I didn't know if I would.
So, I'm just glad to be open.
- Yeah.
- You know the amount of debt that I'm in.
Rebuilding my life after divorce has been such a challenge.
That's another reason why being able
to open this location is so important.
- Yeah.
- Between my attorney's fees and being a single mom
I definitely need that other stream of income
to continue to take care of my family
and not just my children.
You know, my mom, and my dad, and sister,
they came here for me, and I just want to make sure
that they are in a great financial position.
I'm happy, and I'm hoping that everything continues
to be successful. - And it will be.
- Yes.
- Coming up next...
- You know, your daughter like to--
- Uh, don't even. - No, not to the mama.
- Uh-uh.
- If I catch any of you girls being mean this time,
I'm coming with my paddle.
- Okay, ooh.
♪
- Nobody need to be walking in,
so it needs to be stanchion here,
stanchion there. - Got it.
- Thank you.
♪
- On a scale of one to ten, how do you rate
eating chicken and waffles for breakfast?
- Ten out of ten, like, we like chicken and waffles.
Don't you? - Oh, I love it. I love it.
I love it. [laughing]
- Hi, Lamont.
♪
- Hey. - Hi. Muah.
- Muah. Hey, Drew. How you doin'?
- How are you? Muah.
- Oh, your mom is here. - Yes, mom and dad.
- Hi. Good to see you, again.
- Nice to meet you. - Hello.
- I'm Drew. - All right.
- Nice to meet you.
- I ain't said nothin' bad about you to him.
- Did you catch me? I looked at him.
I said, okay, he looked me in my eye, so I think--
- I ain't talked trash. I ain't talked no trash.
- You know your daughter like to--
- Ahh, don't even do it. - No, not to the mama.
- Uh-uh. Don't do that.
- Last year, Shamea had an issue with me
because I had an issue with Porsha,
and Porsha had an issue with me.
I called you a lapdog, and I owned it.
Sometimes we say things when we're upset,
and I definitely was upset and hurt.
You played-- - Ruff-ruff.
Kiss my mother----ing ass, bitch.
- But I don't have any beef with Shamea at all.
- Hi. How are you guys doing?
- Well, you know what?
If I catch any of you girls being mean this time,
I'm coming with my paddle.
- Okay, ooh.
Listen, we're not gonna make you mad.
You're gonna make you proud. - We're gonna show love.
Make me proud. Yes.
- Okay, now, hello. - Yes.
[collective chatter]
- My friend. - Friend?
- Did you just call her a friend?
- My friend.
- Well, I'm gonna take it by the minute.
Muah, muah.
- Another win in the friend circle, honey.
- Yes.
It's okay, Shamea, 'cause your neck
is on the swivel, right here.
Your neck is like-- oh.
Her neck is like... - Don't make me call mama.
Where's mama at? - I like it.
I'm just proud at how fast we can all move on from stuff.
I just-- - 'Cause they're grown.
- Yeah. - Yeah, we're grown.
- I mean, I felt like, last year, when I was trying to,
you know, sweep stuff under the rug and move on,
it was like, "No."
Y'all wanted me to handle my beef with Porsha
in front of the group.
Y'all didn't squash it in front of me.
I wanna see what y'all talked about.
How y'all get to the bottom of it?
Make it make sense.
- But she said something key. Sweeping it under the rug.
So, I think we've learned now, and you've learned
you can't sweep it under the rug.
- Oh, she's talking to you, friend.
I don't feel like I'm sweeping things under the rug.
Phaedra and I had an adult conversation,
and we're moving on.
Shamea, don't get mad because you can't do the same.
- I definitely learnt that I can't sweep it under the rug.
- No. - I just want to make sure
everybody else knows they can't either.
[laughing]
- Anyone know where K is?
- She's performing in Nashville.
- Yeah, this week, I have the Academy of Country Music,
my performance.
- Yeah! - Yes.
- I'm here with K. Michelle.
Now, you're performing for Rissi Palmer tonight.
What an honor. - It's an honor.
It's very much an honor. I'm so humbled and excited.
- Hey, y'all, Kelli is pulling up,
so we're gonna go outside.
- Whoo!
[cheering]
Thank you Jesus, honey!
I finally made it to the finish line.
Yes, yes, yes! [laughing]
- Let's go, baby. - I got you something.
- Oh, thank you.
- Hello, Chef Kelli. - Hi, boo.
- How are you? - I'm tired, chile.
- Listen, I wanted to make sure that me and you
were on the same page. - But, you know,
I was a little upset when you left me on read.
I ain't gonna lie. - I did leave you on read,
but I didn't realize that I left you on read because,
during that time,
I was going through a lot of stuff, right?
- Okay, I-I accept that. - Um, so, I apologize for that.
- I accept that.
- And I am so proud of you, Black woman, okay?
- Thank you. Thank you.
- Whatever you need from me, I will be a support system.
- Thank you. Thank you. - And likewise,
I want to be able to reach out to you
so that we can trauma bond together
on the restaurant business. - Absolutely, yes.
[laughing] - I am really proud of Kelli.
I know how it feels to open up a restaurant.
You're Black girl magic. Like, you did that, sis.
You did that.
- Thank you, guys, so much for coming out.
So, Kelli, we're gonna have you just say a few words
to the crowd.
[cheers and applause]
- I just want to thank everybody for coming out today.
Um, it's been a journey and a struggle
trying to get this restaurant open.
From work to people making podcasts
and telling lies,
every attack that could come to me this week came.
- Mmm. - Mmm.
- Okay, I don't know how many times this week-- sorry.
- Aww. - You're okay. Take your time.
- Kelli! - Take your time.
- I didn't even wanna show up today,
and I'm really grateful for my family, my team,
the people in my life that truly love me.
The road has not been easy, but I can tell you
it's damn sure been worth it. - Yes.
- And I am so grateful that I can stand here to say
Nana's Chicken-n-Waffles, Sandy Springs is now open.
[cheers and applause]
- Yes! - Let's eat, y'all.
- I love it.
- Now, who done got the bouquet? - Who is that from?
- Did you see your flowers from Porsha?
- Girl... - Did you see the note?
- Girl... - I don't know.
I am smelling a little shade.
"Kelli, congratulations. We need to talk. Xoxo."
I'm confused, you know. Are y'all cool or no?
- You want me to move these?
- No, you can get them out of here.
Thank you. - Oh.
- Okay, all right. - Um, we just talked.
She's like, "Well, you're not as perfect
as many think that you are because you're also
around here sleeping with other people's husbands."
And I'm like, "What?" [laughing]
Where is this coming from?
- Not a married man. Ooh, chile, was he cute?
[laughing]
- If somebody comes to you, and they're like,
"You're sleeping with other people's husband"--
- I would be mad as hell. I would be mad. Yes.
- "And then-- and then you was talking about me and Dennis
while you was in the middle of it."
- What?
- I made the same face you made. [laughing]
Imagine me having sex with somebody
and thinking about Porsha and Dennis.
- Whoo. - She went that far?
- If you're having sex with a married man,
the last two people you need to be thinking about
is Porsha and Dennis.
You need to be thinking about the wife.
- And let's be very clear. I don't want nobody's husband,
but I am gonna find me a new one, okay?
- Yeah, you better find you a new one.
- That was a lot to digest. - That was a lot. Okay.
- Let me go get y'all some food.
I'm gonna go to the kitchen, chile.
Okay, where are you at? Let me take this to 18.
You got me some wings? - Okay, let me help, too.
Where is my apron? [laughing]
Go, Kelli. Go, Kelli. Go.
Ooh, my bitch is a boss.
Baby got not one, but two locations.
Okay, do we got silverware? - I got you. Hold on.
- It's definitely not what they said is a chicken shack.
It is the chicken mansion. - Don't give me that plate.
I can't eat none of that sh--. - It looks good.
- It's very dead. I can't eat that.
- It's a lot of non-vegan stuff.
- So, you're, like, strictly vegan.
- Yeah, strictly vegan. - Like, no eggs, no dairy, no--
- No nothing. Cynthia over here
got three plates in front of her, okay?
- Girl... - I thought this was mine.
- You ain't sharing with nobody.
- Uh-uh, you're gonna have to come up off with
one of them wings, honey.
I don't know what's in this chicken,
but one thing I can say about Kelli,
she know how to fry.
Pinky is definitely missing out, okay?
- Hello. - There she go. Hey, Porsh.
- What's up?
- I'm sitting here beside Phaedra.
- Pleasure P.
- You should be here, Porsha. Give the phone to Kelli.
- But if she wanna know what's happening,
she should've been here.
- Here's Kelli, Porsha. See how I make things work.
I make things work.
- You ain't gotta do all that, chile.
- Hello, Miss Williams.
- Oh, thank you so much.
Is that really a congratulations 'cause where are you?
- The flowers are broke all up, chile.
- Broken flowers from a broken person.
- Thank you so much, sweetheart. I appreciate it.
- Thank you. Bye.
- Damn, that's how you feel?
In front of us, you wanna call her whore-sha.
Just say that sh-- to whore-sha's face.
And Kelli was like, "Just take those flowers
and shove 'em up your ass." [laughing]
- Girl, [BLEEP] them flowers. I could care less.
If you want to come and support me,
no matter how that makes you feel,
you would be here, right now.
Come, you know, buy something.
I don't want these Goddamn flowers.
Flowers ain't gonna pay no bills.
Thank you for coming.
- I promised him I would show up.
- Thank you. - Everything was wonderful.
Good to see you, again. Everything was amazing.
- Thank you. You, also.
- Bye. - Bye, boo-boo.
- Congratulations, again. Muah. - Congratulations to you.
- I can't wait to see the movie
even though you didn't invite me.
I would love to see it. So...
- Well, we haven't been talking.
You know, I feel like it has to be genuine.
- Well, congratulations.
- And we have to build up to that.
Like, I don't know which way you be coming.
- I'm just teasing.
- You said some hurtful things. - Well, you have, too, Drew.
- You know, some very mean things.
- And you have, too.
- So, I don't really wanna do this.
- Guess what, girls. Guess what, girls.
- I've already done it. - Your energy--
- Hold up.
♪
- You said some hurtful things. - Well, you have, too, Drew.
- You know, some very mean things.
- And you have, too.
- So, I don't really wanna do this.
- Guess what, girls. Guess what, girls.
- I've already done it. - Your energy--
- Hold up.
Can y'all not see the enemy in the midst
trying to tear you down?
If in the event that you know that there's an awkward spirit,
bind it in the name of Jesus. - Jesus.
- Steadfast, in the liberty where, with Christ,
it'll set y'all free.
Don't be entangled with the yokes of bondage.
Y'all, tell the devil he is a liar.
- I was raised to respect my elders,
but what we're not gonna do, is have our mothers
speak on our behalf.
They don't want none of Mama J, okay?
[laughing]
She gonna come with her Bible, and her holy oil,
and the south side of Chicago.
- I did my apology on YouTube, and Drew said
she didn't feel that it was genuine.
- Oh.
- And I really did mean it, right?
- You skipped a piece.
- Okay, well... - You apologized, right?
And in the same outfit, the same look,
you, also, you-you shaded me. - I coulda went worse.
Yeah, I said I could have went harder.
- And you said, "You know, I coulda went worse.
I went nice, but I-I can go harder for you."
- Yeah, because-- and now, hold on.
Let me-- let me-- let me speak.
- That sounds like a threat.
- Okay, I don't mean to hurt your feelings.
If I ever lend an apology, it's authentic.
It's coming from a real space.
My previous apology was genuine with everybody.
If I've ever offended you, if I made you feel less than,
inferior, I'm sorry.
Who has it in their heart to just keep disliking somebody?
That takes a lot of energy.
- All right, baby. It's all good.
- It's all good. Great seeing all of you.
I don't have it. I-I move on from things.
I'm able to actually truly forgive.
- All right. - I'm looking forward
to moving forward. It's a new day.
- Same. - Okay, let's move forward.
Let's march. - I'm all about moving.
[laughing]
- We done ate too good.
I do not wanna argue with chicken and waffles
in my belly.
That just don't seem right. - That ain't right.
[laughing]
- Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for K. Michelle.
[applause]
- Honoring Rissi Palmer
and having my first country music album coming out
while standing in a room full of the top executives
in country music,
is something that means more than anything.
[applause]
[siren wailing]
[phone ringing]
- Please leave your message.
- Hey, Kastan, it's me.
I might be in the hospital when you call
but please call Ki'loni
and please get here as soon as you can.
Yesterday, I went from the red carpet,
then Billboard, and the record label,
being on stage, to now, an open wound.
[knocking] Hello, doctor.
- Hey, how are ya? How is it going?
- I'm here, barely sitting. - Okay.
- I'm not dying, am I? - No. You have an opening,
like, where you previously had surgery.
- Mm-hmm.
- It looks like you have a infection.
- I was preparing for the Academy of Country Music
performance.
I'm sitting there minding my business,
and I stand up.
The whole couch is soaking wet.
I didn't feel anything. I was completely numb.
- So, I think the best thing to do
would be to just go in, clean it out,
remove any of the dead tissue.
So, it's-it's more so a reconstructive surgery.
- I was standing there in a bathroom.
Everyone was blow drying me down.
It was very frantic just to get me on stage to sing.
I didn't know what was going on with my body or my health
until I even got back to the room in Nashville.
- So, don't eat anything.
You can go home, just kinda relax,
and just wait for a phone call.
So, I'm gonna step out. You can get dressed.
- Okay. - And then, um,
we'll just figure out all the logistics out.
- Thank you, doctor. - All right, thanks.
- I'm really hungry.
I did not think I was gonna be going to no hospital today.
I just hate I did this to myself.
It was the worst thing I ever did to myself.
I don't even want to say because of--
it's because of something I did.
I got my body done, trying to get a butt
that I already had.
I got illegal silicone injections,
trying to overdo it, and overextend it,
or expand it.
That was really the worst thing I ever did to myself,
and I've paid for it for years.
- And you should give yourself a little bit of grace.
We've all done things we wish we could've done differently.
♪
- Next time, on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta".
- Oh, my God.
- What up, baby? - What?
Oh, my goodness!
- If I fail, there's so many other Black women
that are looking up to me, and I don't wanna fail them.
- Porsha-- this big dingbat busts out and say,
"You had a miscarriage." - A miscarriage?
- That ain't right. You just don't do that.
- I was mad at you. - What?
- Are you gonna listen to me, or are you gonna be
on your phone? - Hold on.
'Cause what is K mad about?
♪