[spacey music]
♪ ♪
- I have been definitely supporting my sister
with having the new baby.
- It's also important to me for the baby to meet Royer
because we are going to Costa Rica.
- I mean, have you not been, like,
watching the news about everything?
You bring it back, everyone and your grandma,
and then Ali already, you know, that would be bad for her.
- Now I'm almost reconsidering even going.
- We just bought land just like that.
- I know.
- That seemed way easier then buying a house.
- I know. I like it.
Adam's mom texted me.
- Really?
- So I'm assuming
she didn't get the letter we sent.
What's going on? Can't we talk about it?
Do we need to go through lawyers?
- I was here, just making a list of, like,
everything that I pay for
when it comes to me and the kids.
I feel like I'm doing everything by myself,
and I don't want it to be like that anymore.
- Financially, I do want to help some way, somehow.
- Can you see the gender already or the sex?
[gasps]
- Yes.
- I think my body rejects female swimmers.
Is that a thing?
I had told Jo on Sunday, and so I texted Vee.
She was supportive. I have not confirmed
with the kids at all because I still
just, like, don't believe that I'm pregnant.
- Happy Birthday. Love you.
How come nobody [bleep] told me
my grandparents were coming here?
- So my mom called me this morning
and she was wanting to go and see Kloie,
and Sean is just like, "No. I prefer they just not come."
My mom will probably want to come and see her
pretty soon, since... I mean, there's no solid proof
that they're doing anything wrong.
- Well, it was [bleep] that you found on the counter.
Just, that's all I got to say about it.
- Okay. I'm saying I don't want to [bleep] talk
about it anymore. It's done and over with,
and it's in the past,
and I'm trying to move on from it.
- I'm not listening.
- Cool. All right, I'm done.
[upbeat rock music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ All eyes on me ♪
- Now that I sat down with Luis and Devoin,
I have to tell them exactly how much I want to them
to contribute financially for the girls.
- Hello. - Hi.
How are you?
- I'm okay. I'm hungry.
I want some cereal.
- Get whatever you want. I don't care.
The bowls are to your left,
and the cereal is to your right.
- Bowls to my left,
cereal is to my right. What you been up to?
- You're gonna be so proud of me.
Well, I sat them down, both of them, Devoin and Luis.
- Together? - Together.
- At the same time? - At the same time.
They were, like, so proactive,
like, reading the list and, like, talking to me
and "let's come up with a solution to help."
Like, it was very positive.
- Holy [bleep]. - Yeah.
So I'm just gonna be like, "Listen, I finally had time to,
like, think about what I want as far as price wise."
Is $250 a month a lot per baby daddy?
- No. It's not bad. It's enough where, you know,
even if they want to split it up...
- Yeah. It's $500 a month
that I could put to the side for the girls.
- Yes. - I'm gonna text them now
and let them know about the $250
and when I want it and all that stuff.
I'm gonna wait for them to write back.
I said, "As far as what I'm asking for,
"I would like 250 a month each for the girls.
"I would like to start this next month,
give you guys some time to figure it out."
- That sounds good. Now what if they don't?
- That's the thing.
I would have to just [bleep] go to child support,
be like, "You know what? I tried.
"I sat down with you guys,
and obviously you're taking me as a joke."
If they don't start helping.
- Yeah. - Luis wrote me back.
- So what he said? - "That's fine.
I'll try to do more when I can."
- Don't expect more. - Devoin texted back saying,
"That works for me."
- Okay. - So it works.
We'll figure it out. Let's see what happens.
So let's hope they start helping me with these bills.
- They have time. - With these bills, honey.
I believe that everything is settled with Devoin and Luis,
but this weekend, I posted something
about a new guy I've been seeing,
and it's making life more complicated than I expected.
Let's go ride some rides.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- You can't put me in this. Come on.
- It was supposed to be a secret.
- You posted [bleep] though. It's not really a secret.
- The person is a secret. - Yes, the person is.
- Because he's not fully available.
It's not gonna go anywhere. We're just having a good time.
He's not gonna be involved in my personal life
with my kids,
and I just feel [bleep] about it, but whatever.
- It takes two to tango, baby.
If somebody else will be doing it,
it might as well be me. That's the [bleep] up part.
If it's not me, it'll be the next person.
- Oh, my God. I'm gonna kill you.
I'm confused because, like, I'm having fun,
but I know it's the wrong thing I should be doing.
- Does he make you happy, though?
It's so complicate--
- I don't see this going anywhere
more than what we're doing right now.
- So you're setting yourself up to get hurt.
- I'm okay keeping my wall halfway up.
Whatever happens, happens.
Hopefully, nothing bad, but whatever.
♪ ♪
- I haven't heard anything more
from Adam's parents
about changing their visits with Aubree,
so I'm gonna keep letting her go over there
only when she wants to,
and Cole and I bought a plot of land a year ago
so we decided we're finally gonna start
building our dream house.
Guess what we're gonna go do, bud.
We're gonna go to where we're gonna build our house,
and where gonna pick where we want to put the house at.
- By Starbucks?
- Yeah. - That would be a good idea.
- That's where Mom would want to build.
- This is exactly where I want it to be.
- Oh, you want a cow friend? - Yeah.
- I'll buy you a cow.
- It's gonna be so weird to see it change.
[pensive music]
♪ ♪
I'm really excited about the new house and moving
into the next chapter of our life as a family,
but between that and my clothing line
with Lauriebelles, it's a lot to juggle.
Go sit down.
So Laurie is gonna do a trip,
like a work trip, to LA.
I think it would be just be me and then, like,
a few other gals from the store.
- It's, like, a work trip. - Think you could handle...
- I can fend for myself. - You can?
- I'll be all right.
- But this would be my first time
leaving the whole family.
- Are you... Can you do it?
- I used to be, like, really scared of this,
but I'm to the point where I'm, like, silently celebrating.
- Well, yeah. - I was thinking
about how I would be feeling right now a year ago
when I was, like, high anxiety and compared to how I feel now,
and it's, like, crazy to me.
- Well, you have came so far, a lot.
- I think it was, like, severe postpartum issues going on.
- I mean, there was...
You never really can pinpoint it, you know?
- So I don't know. I think it's good to be able
to do this stuff, have my own thing.
Like, we're meeting with a brand of jeans
I wear a lot of, and we might be able
to make some exclusive designs with them.
- This is good for you. - Yeah. I'm excited.
- You should be.
- Look at her. She's mad.
- Here.
- Aubree, are you gonna be good when I'm gone?
- Yes. - How good?
- Good.
- I mean, I feel like it's hard learning
how to balance everything, doing things and being a mom,
but you just somehow figure it out,
and I feel like just a year ago,
I wasn't in a good space.
I was so insecure. I was so worried.
Like, if I was doing anything besides being a mom,
I felt guilty
or like people were gonna judge me.
That gave me a lot of anxiety,
but I feel like in the last year,
I found myself and, like, what makes me happy
and what's important is, you have to take care of yourself.
I'm excited to, like, get away and have some fun.
- Sean eventually agreed that my mom could see Kloie
if I supervised, so I brought her over there yesterday.
I'm glad we could find a middle ground
'cause family is important to me.
- Oh.
So did you and your mom, like, get along?
Was it cordial?
- I mean, yeah. It was fine.
Kloie was excited to see her. I mean, I just--
it makes me happy for Kloie to be happy.
- Yeah. Was she excited to see Kloie?
- Yeah.
- Did it seem like she had, like, her head right,
like she was in a better headspace?
- I mean, yeah. She seemed fine.
She didn't seem weird or off or anything.
I mean, she just seemed happy to see her,
and Kloie seemed happy to see her.
- Yeah. Are they still staying
at that extended stay hotel? - Yeah.
She said that she was looking at a few different places.
So I feel like once she gets settled into, like, a place
and, you know, is stable and everything,
then I feel like things will definitely change.
There's a lot that needs to be done.
Like, I want her to be able to, like,
watch Kloie on her own and Kloie be able
to see her and stay with her and stuff,
but I also don't want to have to worry about her,
worry about my parents.
I don't know. Like, something where it...
- You definitely need to be there.
- ...you guys being around and something
that doesn't involve them just being alone with her.
I just want it to be a compromise, like,
comfortable situation. I want my kid to be safe,
and it's important for her to be able to see Kloie
and, you know, like, them to have a relationship.
It never hurts to have more supporting, like,
loving people around. Like, that never hurts.
I think it'd be nice for her to actually see
your side of the family because I feel
like she never sees your side of the family at all.
- Yeah, yeah. I just...
I know I need to fix that relationship, for sure.
- Because when I was growing up,
I never seen my dad's side of the family,
like, hardly ever.
I was just around my mom's side of the family.
Like, it just kind of sucks for her
because, like, she just--it's...
she's just missing out on people, you know?
- Just feel like [bleep]. - What are you talking about?
- That, like, touched me. That's why I felt like [bleep].
- What's [bleep] me?
- My family not being as involved as yours
and her not seeing them.
- Yeah. I mean...
- That's what I'm talking about.
[somber music]
♪ ♪
[rock music]
- Lincoln has basketball \h\h\h\hpractice today,
and Lux is with a sitter,
but I just picked up \hIsaac from school.
I decided to tell the boys
\h\h\h\hthat we were going to be having another baby.
I just wanted to clarify \h\h\h\h\h\hany questions
that they had in private.
I basically just sat them down at the table, and I told them.
\hThey were happy. They were excited.
\h\h\hThey took it a lot better then I would’ve ever expected.
I did not tell them the gender \h\h\hand the sex of the baby
because I want to do \h\hthe gender reveal
to surprise them.
I know Isaac wants a girl.
I don’t think Lux will give \h\h\ha [bleep] either way,
\h\h\h\h\h\hand Lincoln is definitely team boy.
How was school today?
- Oh, good.
- Me too.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\hYeah because I know what it is already.
I know if it’s a girl or a boy. \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hI already know.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- No. At the end of the day,
even if anyone is disappointed,
because I can’t make \h\h\heveryone happy.
Like, you want a girl,
Lincoln wants a boy, you know what I mean?
\h\h- Yeah. - So, like,
\hsomeone is going to be disappointed.
\h\hBut all we can hope for is, the baby is happy and healthy,
\h\hand we’re gonna love the baby no matter what.
- I just want to see the baby now.
- You’re funny.
Jo’s wife Vee and I \hare doing a collab
\hwith my hair care line and her makeup products,
so today we have \ha photo shoot.
\hWe’ve been through a lot over the last nine years,
but we’re in a great place now
\h\h\hand it’s nice to have her support.
[camera shutter snapping]
\h\h\h- Okay. Ready? One, two, three, go.
[shutter snapping]
[laughter]
\h\h- Tomorrow we’re gonna do confetti poppers at the house
so the boys can see what the gender is.
- So they know that you’re,
like, pregnant already? \h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Mm-hmm.
- When did you tell them? \h\h\h\h\h- On Wednesday.
\h\h- Jo’s reaction when you told him.
You know when you told him, \h\h\h\h\h\hhe texted me...
- But I already...
\h\h\h\hHe texted you before I texted you?
\h\h\h\h\h- No, you texted me a minute after he texted me.
- Because I didn’t want him \h\h\h\hto tell you first.
\h\h\h\h- Jo was like, "It’s happening again."
\h\h\h\h\hI was like, "What?" He’s like, "She’s pregnant."
- When I told the kids \hthat I was pregnant,
\h\hI thought they were going to have a bunch of questions
\h\h\h\h\hfor me, and they didn’t.
They were just like, "Okay."
Because I flat-out asked.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hI was like, "You know who the dad is?"
They were like, "Yeah. Chris." \h\h\h\h\h\h\hLike, they, like,
\hjust don’t question it. It was just, like, weird.
- What’s gonna happen \h\h\h\h\hwith Chris?
- Nothing.
\h\hI’m not gonna put him on the birth certificate.
- Does he, like, see Lux \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hat all?
- Mm-mm.
I’m not gonna put him on \h\hthe birth certificate
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hor anything. He’s gonna have to fight me.
- That’s crazy.
[country guitar music]
- Victoria and I are planning \h\h\h\h\hto go to Costa Rica
to bring her new son \h\hto meet his dad,
\h\hand I was going to go straight to LA from there
\h\h\hto promote my book, but I’m seeing more stuff
in the news that makes me \hworried about traveling.
\h\h\h\hHi. - What’s up?
- I’ve been thinking, \h\h\h\h\hand I know
that we’re supposed to leave \h\hfor Costa Rica on Monday,
but have you been seeing \heverything on the news
with this coronavirus? \h\h\h\h\h\hI really...
I’m not sure it’s a good idea \hfor us to go to Costa Rica.
\h\h\h\h\hI know that it’s disheartening...
\h\hIt’s spreading all over the world, and it’s scary.
\hAli has a compromised immune system already.
If I would bring something \h\hlike that back to her,
she couldn’t fight it like you and I could.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- For sure. I know it’s the right choice.
Of course, it’s the choice \h\h\h\h\h\h\hI would make
for my kids and myself,
but it’s not the choice \h\h\h\hI want to make.
And it also makes me sad \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hfor him
because then he’s--
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\has a mom, I couldn’t imagine missing...
\h\h\h\hYou know what I mean? Never being able to see my kid
\hfor 2 months, 3 months, like, for the first time.
I want him to be able \h\h\h\hto see things,
\h\h\h\h\h\hlike him rolling from his belly to his back.
- We will arrange something \hto where maybe you can go
and do your thing with him \h\h\h\h\h\hif I can’t go.
\h\hWhatever happens, we’ll figure it out.
\h\h- All right. Well, I love you.
- Okay, I love you. \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hBye.
- I honestly had everything \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hplanned out
\h\h\h\hfor my book promotion, you know, going to Costa Rica,
and this has definitely threw \h\ha wrench in all of that.
I want to be there \h\hfor my sister,
\h\h\h\h\h\hbut Ali does have a compromised immune system,
and I think it’s 100 percent \h\h\h\h\h\hmy responsibility
to make sure she is safe. \hThis is a little scary.
- Sean hasn't been in touch with some of his family
for a few years,
but after our talk the other day,
that started to change.
- So, you know, I've been talking
to my sister a lot more. - Yeah.
- And if it's cool with you, I want to ask her
if she wants to, like, come out and stay for a week.
- Yeah. I mean, I don't care.
- I wanted to run it by you before I asked her.
I haven't seen her since I was, like, 19,
and she hasn't met Kloie yet. So...
- I know you haven't really been
around your family as much.
- When I was using, I wasn't talking to them at all.
Like, I was distant, and they'd call,
and I'd ignore it.
It's the right time, and I'm sober
and not doing stupid [bleep],
you know? I just want
to make my relationship better with my grandma
because she's having a rough time right now.
My grandpa is starting to show signs of Alzheimer's.
He just had a stroke.
Like, I was blinded by being on drugs.
Like, I wasn't thinking of that.
You know, and now that I have a clear head,
you know, I feel bad. I have remorse.
- Yeah. So you shouldn't have been mad at me
when I invited them to Kloie's birthday
because they just wanted to be around Kloie and see Kloie
and spend time with her, you know?
- Can you go get her? - Where is she?
- In the bedroom, Jade.
- Like, did you put her in the bed or something?
- Yes. Where else would she be? - I didn't [bleep] know.
Want to get out?
Go in there with your dad.
What's a dragon say?
Arr! Arr! - Arr!
- I'm gonna get you. And another reason
I'm, you know, mending that relationship is for her.
She deserves to know them too, you know?
I don't want to keep Kloie from family,
whether it's my side or your side.
I want to have her as much loving
and caring people in her life as she can have.
- Yeah. I've always said that.
- Yeah. She comes first. So...
- Yeah.
- I haven't always had the best luck with dating,
so I was trying to keep my new relationship light,
but it's getting more and more difficult.
The guy that I'm seeing invited me to, you know,
go on vacation with him, to go to Puerto Rico,
and I'm just like, "[bleep] it. Why not?"
I'm comfortable with him. We have a good time,
but I know we will never be in a serious relationship,
so I'm taking it as it is.
My mom agreed to watch the girls
while I'm in Puerto Rico,
but I didn't tell her much about why I'm going.
- So what part of Puerto Rico are you going to?
- Dorado.
- What's that? - Mm-mm-mm.
- Who you going with?
- None of your business.
- And how long has this been going on?
Because it's obviously got to be a thing
if you're going to Puerto Rico.
- It's not a thing. It won't ever be serious.
- Why?
- Because it just won't.
- Is he married, have kids, divorced?
- I'm not giving you no information.
Sorry.
- It's gonna [bleep] come out. Are you, like...
- Uh-uh. It's not gonna come out.
It's nobody's concern.
- What the [bleep] you mean it's nobody's concern?
- It's not.
- Of course it's my concern. What if you show up missing?
I got to know who you be with.
- Nah, trust me. If I was gonna go missing,
I would have gone missing a long time ago.
- Don't trust no mother [bleep].
- I don't trust nobody.
- No mother [bleep]. You're too valuable.
You're too beautiful.
- [sighs] Here we go.
I'm going upstairs to pack.
- Just be careful in Puerto Rico,
and don't touch doorknobs,
don't touch any of that [bleep].
That's another thing. there's a [bleep] virus.
Like, what if they keep you stranded over there
and you can't get out of the island?
You know, people are stuck on cruise ships.
- Guess I'll be a resident of Puerto Rico.
- You think everything is a [bleep] joke.
- I will call you when I am at the airport
and keep you updated.
- Listen, make sure you get hand sanitizer,
Clorox wipes, and Lysol...
- I have hand sanitizer. I have...
- ...and condoms while you're at it.
- You always got to do the most.
It never fails.
- The most is going to Puerto Rico with somebody
that I don't even know who you're going with.
That the most.
- It's not important for anybody to know.
If it was important, everybody would know.
Ugh! So stressed.
- I'm flying to LA today with Laurie to meet
with a denim design company.
I'm so excited, but I'm starting to hear
a lot about coronavirus
and I don't know much about it,
but it's a little scary to be traveling.
Laurie is keeping us healthy.
- I got you.
- ♪ This me all day, all week ♪
♪ No they can't say what I can't be ♪
♪ This me all day, all week ♪
♪ No they can't say what I can't be ♪
♪ ♪
- Ooh. I'm excited. Thank you.
- So I sent you guys some samples of ideas
of kind of what we were looking for.
- Yes. Yes.
- So we bringing out all the samples
which you like and--based on your order histories
so you may take a look first.
- Okay. - And then pick on this side.
She can try on or you can try on.
- Okay. - And taking order.
- All right. Let's look.
I'm going just going to have, like--
there's gonna be nothing left on the rack,
'cause I'm gonna just pull everything off.
Ooh.
- They have a little give to them.
- Good, good.
- That's a good, like, classic...
- I really like these, though.
- That's definitely a Chelsea short.
- But I like just the basic. - Yeah.
- Like it simple.
I love these.
Yes. - Yeah.
- A nice, relaxed moment.
♪ ♪
Aubree is hanging out with my dad today,
and I want to see how Cole is doing with Watson and Layne.
Hi!
- Hi. You look like a supermodel.
Your hair's blowing like a photo shoot.
- Where's Watson?
- He's acting like he's sleeping.
- [laughs] Oh, my God.
Have they been turds or angels?
- Both.
They've been fine. What are you doing?
- The KanCan meeting was insane.
They were just so excited that we were there, and, like,
I got to show what jeans I liked from them,
and they're gonna create exclusive, like, jeans,
like, that I said to be sold at Lauriebelles.
- Oh, no way.
- It feels weird, but I'm excited.
- Good for you. - Yeah.
- I can tell that you definitely seemed happier.
- Mm-hmm. - Have you been feeling okay?
- I have felt great.
- Well, good. That's amazing.
- Are you guys gonna pick me up tomorrow at the airport?
- Well, yeah. That's the plan. - All right.
So I'm gonna send you the time we land.
- Okay. - All right.
Send me some nudies.
[both laugh]
- Yeah. I'll get on that.
- Okay. Love you.
- I love you too. - Bye.
♪ ♪
- I'm gonna reveal the sex of the baby
to the boys later today,
but Javi wanted to take them to lunch
after their basketball games this morning.
- You had a good game time today.
I got a c--
- Yeah, you did. It was a good game.
Just because you didn't score
doesn't mean you had a bad game.
No. I didn't yell at you. I was coaching you.
I was coaching. You guys excited for today?
See if you have a brother or a sister.
- Yeah. - What do you want it to be?
- A girl.
- Lincoln said he knows it's a boy.
- No, that is not true.
- That's what he told me.
[rock music]
- I hired a photographer and picked up confetti poppers
for the gender reveal. The boys just got home
and I invited my friend and her son too.
Why do you want a boy so bad?
- You know girls can wrestle too.
- Oh, okay.
- I just don't understand why you don't want a little sister.
Like, I want just to have a little girl.
[knock at door]
- Hello. - Hello. Hello.
- How are you? Come on in.
- Hi. How are you? - Good. Come on, Gizmo.
[indistinct] right back this way.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
- Hi. - Hi.
- How are you? You remember Leslie, right?
- How are you?
- Good to see you. - So it's just us.
So if y'all want to set up
or do whatever you need to do...
[baby whines]
Sounds like pink to me.
- It sounds like blue to me. - No.
- Look at the arrows. I know what it is.
Oh, my God.
My heart is racing for them. Everyone good?
- Yeah. - One, two, three.
[screams]
♪ ♪
- Lincoln, are you so excited? - Yes.
♪ ♪
- Isaac! I thought it was pink.
- Are you mad? - It is.
- It is pink?
- I feel good about my decision
to cancel my trip,
especially 'cause coronavirus
has become an even bigger deal
over the past couple days.
I have to be careful
because of Ali's compromised immune system,
so the crew is standing down
and I'm going to shoot on my own.
- Hey. What's up, Leah? - Hey.
- So I guess crazy times call for crazy measures.
- Numbers are starting to pop up.
Like, it's so scary.
Personally for me, I've been terrified.
- Yeah.
- Legit terrified to leave my house.
I don't care how dramatic people think that is,
and I'm terrified to even take Ali out
to go pick up groceries.
I do not want her to be exposed to it whatsoever.
Corey was like, "Keep the girls."
He's still working.
He could be exposed to who knows what,
but they're going to stay with me
so that way they're safe.
- Are the girls saying, "Mom, what has this done?"
- They're totally understanding.
My kids are just like, "Okay.
Like, we understand that this is something."
Like, this is keeping our family safe.
So we're just, like, taking it day by day.
- Keep on taking care of those girls,
and we'll be checking in soon. Okay?
- You too. Take care of you family.
- Yes. Thank you.
Thank you. Bye.
- Bye.
- ♪ I'm taking over ♪
- My mom went to pick up the girls at school
and Shirley is taking me to the airport
so I can go to Puerto Rico with the guy I'm seeing.
♪ ♪
♪ We're taking over ♪
- What am I doing? I need to be home.
I need to stay home. I shouldn't be going.
- Do I turn here? - Yeah.
- Just don't touch your face. Or you should--
where are those wipes you had here?
- Mm-mm-mm. - Take the wipes.
- And you know that the virus can live up
to the surface for a week? - A week?
- That's what I read.
- I heard it was, like, 12 hours.
- No. I heard a week.
I don't know how true that is, but I'm so nervous.
- Let it be fun, Bri. You're gonna have fun.
- I hope so.
I feel like this trip is gonna make things
even more complicated then what it already is.
- I think so because it's going to make more feelings.
- Mm-hmm.
- It's gonna make more feelings be involved.
- All right. Wish me the best
of [bleep] luck.
- You're gonna have the best fun ever.
- I will call you if anything...
[light rock music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ Yeah, I don't hate the good life ♪
♪ ♪
- We got to Puerto Rico a few days ago
and I'm having a great time, but things are moving fast,
and I'm not sure how I feel about it.
[cell phone ringing]
- ♪ Yeah, I don't hate the good life ♪
- Hello. - Hi.
- How are you?
- I'm good. How's Puerto Rico?
How's everything going? What have you been doing?
- It's good. We've just been chilling,
doing our thing, having a good time,
enjoying each other's company.
- Are you falling in love with him, Briana?
- No. I'm not in love with him.
I may be a little infatuated and definitely in lust...
- Okay.
- ...but that's it for right now.
- Okay. - It's hard for me
to keep this a secret.
And then, like, we were out,
and, you know, we were drinking,
and he was like, "Bri, like, I really want to be with you."
And I'm like,
"Let's just take it day by day."
- It's like you said, you know what you got yourself into.
Right now it's fun, but the longer you guys
drag this out, the more times you're giving
for feelings to grow between you guys.
- The feelings are already there.
It's too late. I'm already in it.
So, like, I may say like,
"Oh, yeah. It's easy to get out,"
but I know it's not going to be easy to get out.
- Yeah.
- I wonder what's gonna happen after this trip,
when we come back home.
Is it gonna get more serious or...
- Yes. - ... are we gonna
fade away or what?
- I don't know. Just be careful, baby.
- Yeah, I'll be careful.
- I don't want to see you get hurt.
[melancholy music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ I don't care ♪
♪ I'll do want I wanna ♪
♪ ♪
- Are you pissed?
You... [laughs]
It's gonna be okay. - I think he pooped his pants.
- [laughs] It's gonna be okay.
You have a sister at your dad's.
Everything is gonna be fine.
I seriously just can't believe it's a boy.
[cries out]
- I just want a sister here.
- Isaac, she'll just have
to have another baby, and then we'll get a girl.
- I'll just have to try again. - Yeah. You have to.
- Are you happy you're having a brother?
No.
Did you want a little baby girl?
You wanted a baby boy?
That's what we got.
So what are you most excited about?
- Us having a baby boy. - I know, but, like,
are you going to change diapers?
- No. - Are you gonna get up
in the middle of the night?
- Yes. - You are?
- We'll think about that. - Okay.
I think being a single mom in general
and having four boys in general is crazy,
so being a single mom of four boys is gonna be
a fun little adventure.
I definitely just want to, like, let the boys have fun
as just the three of them before the baby comes
and [bleep] kind of gets flipped upside down.
I definitely want to go on a trip over their spring break
to the Bahamas before the baby comes.
I think they're gonna be super excited.
It's, like, the last family of four trip.
- Sean's sister flew in tonight and I have to work,
but he's going to pick her up.
I'm proud of him for reconnecting with her
since they haven't seen each other in almost 7 years.
[country guitar music]
♪ ♪
- I love you so much. [indistinct]
- Good. Let's go get your bags.
You're shorter than I remembered.
You're a lot shorter than I remember, dude.
- You [bleep] grew, you [bleep].
- Yeah. I'm tall as [bleep] now.
♪ ♪
- Hi, pretty girl.
Come here. Hi.
- Kloie seems to be attached to you already.
- Yeah. She was running for me earlier.
She came running down the hall screaming, "Auntie Jen."
She jumped into my arms. Made my heart melt.
How are things going with you guys?
- Great. - Good.
- Yeah. Never been better, to be honest.
- Awesome. - Well, I know that my sobriety
is definitely making it work, for sure,
because when I was on drugs, I was a [bleep] head, you know?
- Yeah, you were.
- But that's all behind me, for sure, so...
- That's good.
- It really made me want to change
when I [bleep] realized, like, Jade's parents
[indistinct]. You know what I'm saying?
- Yeah. Absolutely.
- I don't want to live a life like that.
With me and her parents,
I'm the only one who's proven my sobriety.
- Got it. - And that's the only thing
I'm worried about when they're watching Kloie.
- Absolutely.
That scares the [bleep] out of me.
- Jade is always worried about that.
- Yeah. - They still don't have
a steady place to live, you know what I'm saying?
- A daughter shouldn't worry about their parents.
- I want her to be able to go grandma's house,
you know what I'm saying? Not to go grandma's hotel room.
- Yeah. - You know what I'm saying?
Like...
- I feel sorry for Jade, and I just hope
that it doesn't take too much of a toll on her every day.
- Sometimes she stays up late, and I know she's just sitting
there thinking about, like, worrying about her parents.
- It's a rough situation. - You know what I'm saying?
- But at the same time, they are their own people too,
and I guess they have to do their own things,
but I just pray every day that things get better for them
so that way, in the end, things are better for Kloie.
- I just want to see everybody do good and be happy,
because family comes first, you know what I'm saying?
- Yeah.
[spacey music]
Mommy and Jen. - Mommy is here.
- Is she here? Go get her.
Look, there she comes.
Stay over here, though. Who's that?
- It's Mommy.
Give me hugs. Give me a hug.
Love you.
Say, "Love you." Are you guys ready to eat?
- Yeah, I am.
- Are you excited to see Aunt Jen?
- Auntie Jen! - Auntie Jen.
- That's me.
- She been good all day? You guys been having fun?
- How's it been, like, actually seeing her?
- Fun. She's excited.
- It's literally--
- 'Cause now you're not talking to a screen.
- Mm-hmm.
- Putting a... she's nuts, isn't she?
- There's a smile on my face all day long.
- She's crazy, dude.
- Yeah, I'm happy that you're here to see him,
and I bet you're happy to be back
so you can see your family and stuff
and meet Kloie, and I know she's excited.
- Yeah, for sure.
- I want more family to be able to be around her.
I'm glad that he can spend time with you.
I feel like he needs that. Like, especially
for his, like, sobriety, for him to be
the best person he can be,
he needs to be in contact with, like, his family members.
- I think that's a lot of the reason
why I never let anything that he did
or anything that happened in his life affect
my relationship with him as his sister.
- I feel like now he's getting to point
where he's, like, can own up to his own [bleep],
and I feel like that's where, like, [bleep]
starts to change, because when you blame everybody else
for your own situation, it doesn't make any...
Yeah, it doesn't make anything better.
I'm glad you're here. - I'm glad to be here.
- I'm glad he's making everything better
with everyone because I told him...
I was like, "You should"-- - Oh, get emotional.
There I go. - [pants]
- I feel like now that Sean is sober, he's happy with himself.
You know, he can be happy with his family,
his family can be around,
and he can actually build a real relationship
without any lies or secrets
or trying to hide anything from them.
He's finally stepped up to be the person
I've always wanted him to be, that I always knew he could be.
But it makes me feel said
because I wish my parents could do the same.
\h\h- ♪ Give me more of that good stuff ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, uh-huh ♪
- We’re doing a movie, \h\h\h\hand it’s called
\h"The woman who ran with the werewolves."
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Oh. Women who run with wolves?
- Yeah. - Ooh.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hBoom. Did you do your own makeup?
- Check out my legs. - This is--this is...
- I did my legs... \h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Oh.
That really... Oh!
\h\h\h\h\h- ♪ Give me more of that good, good stuff ♪
- Look at Addie, man. \h\h\h\h\h- [snarls]
- Even though the girls and I \h\h\h\hare having a good time
together, there have been \h\h\hsome tough moments.
So the girls have been staying \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hwith me,
and it just--I guess it’s hard.
Ali was laying in bed \h\h\hthe other night,
and she just was sobbing.
\h\hShe was just like, "I really miss my dad.
I miss..."
\h\h\h\h\h\hShe has two homes, and she misses her other home.
Corey and I have been \h\h\hon the same page
\h\habout them not going to his house right now,
\h\h\hbut I’m also conflicted, like, keeping her safe and well
and physically and mentally.
\h\h\h\hOkay. Second slate.
Jeremy is working, but his mom \h\h\h\hhas been staying home,
\hso I let Addie visit her today.
So why do you guys think
it’s been important for us \h\h\h\h\h\h\hto stay home?
- So we don’t get the coronavirus.
- So you guys don’t get sick, \hbut also as everyone knows,
Ali has a compromised \h\h\himmune system.
\h\h\h\h\hI’ve enjoyed all of this alone time,
but I totally understand
\h\h\hthat you get to have both parents in your life,
and I walked in the room, \h\h\hand Ali was crying
because she felt like she didn’t have a dad
because she had been gone \h\hfrom him for so long.
\h\h- I think that... - It broke my heart.
- I think it was a little bit dramatic
that she said that she feels like...
- Well, maybe. Listen... \h\h\h\h\h\h[all talking]
Shh. \hNo.
Maybe it seems dramatic to you
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hbecause you aren’t feeling that way.
- I thought it was going to be \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\ha long time from him.
- Yeah. Ali had me crying. \hY’all both had me crying.
I heard, like, how you were feeling, and I promise you,
\h\hI’m gonna get you to see your dad ASAP.
\h\h\hOh, y’all want to come over here and give me a hug?
I love you. I love you.
\h\h\h\h\h\hI love you. I love you. My babies.
[energetic music]
- I’m flying home today,
and Cole brought the kids \h\h\h\h\h\hto pick me up.
I’m excited to get home \hand be with my family,
especially since the news
\habout coronavirus is getting scarier.
Hi!
Hi. Hi.
- We go to airport. \h\h\h\h\h\h- Yeah.
- Okay!
♪ ♪
- Mommy.
\h- Hey.
\h\h\hWhere... - [indistinct]
- What?
\h\hHow’d everything go? Aubree, how did Cole do?
\h\h\h- Good. - Don’t even.
- I mean, I hope not.
- We’re really hoping not.
Feel okay, like, health-wise?
- Yes.
\h\h- I mean, like, you don’t feel...
- Did you have to wear a mask \h\hon the plane or anything?
\h- No, but I saw a lot of people.
\h\h\h\h\h- Like, when you read all the news things, like,
I was thinking... \h\hyou know, like,
\h\h\h\h\h\hwhen you were gone, I was like, "Oh, my God."
- There’s a thing on the news \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hthat, like,
\h\h\h\h\hhad a picture of an airplane in China
that literally everybody was just wearing a mask.
- Well, I mean, I think over \h\hthere, you might have to
because there’s, like-- \h\h\h\h\hthey said...
- That’s where it started.
- Well, yeah, and there’s, \hlike, over 80,000 people
\h\h\hthat have it right now in China.
So, yeah. Anyway...
[ominous music]
\h\h\h\hAfter reading all the news things,
\h\h\hI was like, "Dang. I don’t want to travel."
♪ ♪
- ♪ Welcome to the new world ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Welcome to the new world ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Keep on carry on \h\h\h\hcarry on ♪
♪ Carry on, carry on ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Welcome to the new world ♪
♪ ♪
- First I didn't think this coronavirus
was actually a big deal.
- It's a huge deal. - Well, I'm getting scared now.
- Our governor has shut down our county
for any salon appointments.
- My sister thinks she has the virus.
I'm stressed.
- The pregnant are vulnerable, newborns are vulnerable.
- The miscarriage that played out on TV
was an abortion.
[upbeat rock music]
♪ ♪