- I think you moving out was,
like, the best thing that happened for our relationship.
Like, the space, you know?
I know long-term, he does want to live with me and Chloe
and wants us to be a family.
But I feel like we've been through
a lot of different [bleep].
I'm still kind of on the fence about it.
[phone rings]
- I gotta be right back.
- Oh, my God.
Stay tuned.
- Devoin forgot Nova at gymnastics.
Tonight she walks in,
and she's all sad and hysterical,
and she's just like, "My dad forgot about me."
- Yeah, I actually did [bleep] up this time.
You know, she has proof of that.
So being late is not good.
- Come on, Nova.
[laughs]
I'm gonna show my kids the world,
whether their fathers are around or not.
- So everything's finalized for the land that we bought.
And we're gonna start building a house soon.
Is that exciting?
- Yeah. - Okay.
So there's rules.
This is a privilege. - Mm-hmm.
- This is not a necessity. - Mm-hmm.
- All right. Here you go.
- Do you want to talk about this wedding?
- My brain is like, "Girl, don't you [bleep] dare."
- And it's not like we gotta make the decision
right at this moment.
- His momma, my momma, his sister, my sister,
whatever--I want to have a grand wedding.
But I'm skeptical.
- So I've been supposed to take my GED
for five years, literally.
- I want to see you do it.
- You don't want to go back to school?
- No. - Why?
- Because.
- The outbreak scares you a little bit?
- I don't want to risk bringing COVID home to Ali.
- The COVID is absolutely horrible.
I I have no ideae. where I caught it
You for sure don't want to catch this,
then give it to anybody else.
[upbeat rock music]
♪ ♪
- You ready? - Yes.
- All right, where's A? There we go.
- Bar finally got his GED after years and years
of procrastinating for whatever reason,
I cannot tell you, so to celebrate
I am throwing him a surprise party.
I do intend to invite our families.
You know, this is not about me. This is about him.
And so I want him to look around
and see faces that make him proud and make him happy.
And that means putting my pride to the side
and inviting some folks
who I have previously not had such good interactions with.
- We came to celebrate a birthday.
- Not with you, bitch.
What do you want to do, bitch?
What do you want to do? What you want to do?
- [bleep].
- What you want to do?
- Listen.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Whew.
- It's like taking off a bra.
- I know.
- What you been up to, though, sis?
- Bar got his GED. - Okay, okay, then.
I'm happy he stepped up, you feel me?
I think that's a big move for him,
and I think that that will give him the confidence
in doing bigger and better things,
and understanding what he's capable of,
and he can--he can do more than what he think
that--he limits himself to. - Mm-hmm.
- And then that gives you a break,
and that gives you a chance to be confident in him.
- Well, I'm throwing him a surprise party,
and I invited some of his family.
It's an exciting thing, but it's a stressful thing.
- Stressful--I was gonna say. So you--are you
temperature-checking the family,
or are you just gonna throw them all in the pot
and see how they do?
- I'm not--I'm tired of that [bleep].
I invited his mom to the--to Bar's GED party,
and then she told me that she would love to come.
- Okay. Yeah. All right. Then let that just be that.
- And so from then--yeah. - We on the same team.
We don't need to hate each other; you know what I mean?
- It is so true.
And I'm trying with every ounce of my being to do that.
I am. I need to be more open to making things work.
I need to be more open to maybe mending relationships...
- Uh-huh. - Or just giving basic respect,
or just not responding.
Like, I need to be open to just maybe saying--
- Fixing-- - Exactly.
I needs to be open to all of that,
because that same mindset is what kept us
so chaotic in the past.
- ♪ Travel around the world just to make some noise ♪
[line trilling]
- Hey. What's up? - Hey. What's up?
So Jeremy tested positive for COVID.
Addie was with her dad, Jeremy, two days.
And I had just picked Addie up from his house on Sunday.
At first, Jeremy told me maybe it's a false positive.
I was like, "Bro, I've taken enough pregnancy tests
in my lifetime." When I talked to him last,
he said that he couldn't taste or smell.
Addie so far is okay, but I'm trying to make the best of it.
- For sure. - Even though it's the most
[bleep] situation ever.
But there are a lot of precautions
that we get to take
now that we have been directly exposed to COVID.
- Yeah. - And that's just staying calm
and quarantine for 14 days again.
- What would happen if you tested positive for COVID?
- I'm definitely worried.
[inaudible] worried that Addie and myself
could be--potentially be at risk.
We've tried from the very beginning of this pandemic
to do our best, but you can.
You can pick COVID up anywhere, gas stations,
grocery stores, my kids' dad's. That's scary.
I can't control exactly what they do,
but I can--I can protect us and my family.
- What was going through your head when you found out
that Jeremy tested positive for COVID?
- "I am gonna punch him in the face."
- Yeah.
- No. I--I say that messing, but if anything would happen,
it would be absolutely devastating.
So many emotions are high right now.
- Yeah. - Guys, please stay safe. Okay.
- All right. See you, buddy. - Bye.
- ♪ Couldn't break every promise we made ♪
- It's been about a week since Devoin was late
to pick up Nova, and she still hasn't seen him since.
Ha.
Where's the E? Where's the E?
- Can you show?
- These last few months I've been hanging out
with a guy named Javi off-camera,
and now I'm finally ready to talk about him.
This guy, this person--you know, he's--he's cool.
We're friends. We hang out. It's nothing serious.
I guess we're just taking it how it goes.
He, you know, may look a little rough around the edges,
because he has tattoos, but he's a good guy.
He's met the kids, but yeah, he hasn't met my mom.
He's a single father of two kids, kids I've met.
But I'm definitely treading super lightly.
As far as filming with him, it's a struggle for me.
It's a struggle for me to introduce him to my world.
So right now, I guess we'll just see where it goes.
Javi's a tattoo artist,
and he's been working on my arm.
I have a session with him today,
and he's okay with filming,
but since we're still trying to figure
this relationship out,
I'm pretty nervous about him being around the cameras.
- Are you getting the mermaid? - No.
- You're not?
- I'm gonna get something else. - What are you getting?
- Like, another part of, like, a skull and thrones
and a face or whatever.
He's like, "Are we filming right away?"
and I said yes. He's like, "I'm not ready."
I said, "So get ready."
I don't think he's ready mentally, but...
- I mean, to never be on camera and then go on camera.
- He's just uncomfortable.
He doesn't want anything to do with this type of stuff.
- Yeah. - Which I understand.
Not everybody-- - Oh, I understand completely.
- Not everybody can have a camera in their face
and be okay with it, you know? - Right.
- I've been doing it for pretty much almost ten years.
- Mm-hmm.
- It's different for me and him.
Getting in my last relationship with John,
it was filmed, like, the whole time.
And you could tell, like,
he was just very uncomfortable and off.
- Yeah, it's definitely gonna be different and new.
But at least he's, like, cool with doing it, you know?
- I'm gonna say "Here," 'cause we are here.
Like, "yeah, I can't do this." Okay.
Let me go inside. I'll be right back.
- Okay.
- Give me a few minutes, guys.
Sorry.
Hey.
- ♪ Slow-motion ♪
- I have the boys this week,
and Lincoln's still in football,
even though school is all virtual.
♪ ♪
What are we--where are we at?
- At football.
- Come on, Panthers.
Good game.
With the pandemic going on, it's been harder for Isaac
to do the things he likes since they're mostly
indoor sports, like basketball and jiujitsu.
But I don't want him spending all day on his phone either.
Hello, sir. Have a seat.
- Hi.
- It's almost Creed's bath time.
- Mm-hmm.
So are we gonna put--give him a bath and then make dinner?
- I think that that's gonna be best.
- Yeah. And then we won't miss out on dinner.
- Oh, I have to feed you guys? - Mm-hmm.
- For real? - Yeah.
We were planning on making tacos.
- Oh, my God. I can't believe I have to feed you.
- What you want to talk about?
- I want to talk about you for a second.
How have you been feeling in general
because of the pandemic?
- A lot has changed. - Yeah.
- So I feel really upset,
because there are things that I missed out on
and things that I couldn't continue doing.
- Yeah. It's hard.
That why I was just trying to, like, figure out,
what can Isaac do that he loves?
Because Lux does whatever Lincoln does.
- Yeah. - So Lux will play football
and train with him, and--but unfortunately,
you aren't able to do basketball or piano lessons
or guitar lessons or anything, so...
- Well, I got back into drawing a little bit.
- Yeah. - But...
- So I'll try to have some type of project.
As soon as basketball opens back up...
- We'll do that. - I can ask you if you're ready
to sign up for another league.
But I just don't know when that'll be.
I mean, you had a really good basketball year last year.
- Mm-hmm. - You did really well.
So--okay.
So I don't want you to just be on your electronics
all the time and have no real outlet and...
you know, you're--you're so smart that I don't want you
to just be bored out of your mind, you know?
- Yeah. - Isaac is definitely bored,
and I don't even know if it's completely
because of the pandemic. I think this is him regularly,
which I know that Joe also struggled with
as a kid--just, like, too smart for their own good.
It would have been really cool if there was, like,
a drawing class, art class of some sort
that's outside of school.
It's just not possible right now.
I also know that, because of the pandemic, a lot of kids--
mine specifically--have been very reliant on electronics,
and so I definitely want to focus on less screen time
and try to find something.
But I don't it to be, like, one-offs.
I want it to be, like--we're going on this adventure
to truly find something that he likes to do.
- Sean's been staying at the new house more,
and I was trying to take things slow,
but last night he surprised me with something.
Hey. Keet.
- Morning, guys. - Morning.
- So listen, we were reviewing some footage,
and there was some interesting conversations that happened.
- Between who? - Between you, Sean.
- No, I wasn't there. - Yeah.
- Mm-mm. - I think so.
So is there anything you guys want to share with us?
- So I don't even know where to start,
'cause it's so just weird and out there.
He comes in, and he's like, "I have a gift for you."
He was like, "I don't want to do this in front of cameras.
"I don't want to do this for the world.
"I just want to do this for you--like,
privately for you." So--and then he just opens,
like, a ring box and was like, "I really love you,
"and I want you to be my wife,
and I want to be with you forever."
You know, like, it was just--it was just so random.
- I gave it to her, I jusand I just saidt it.
that I don't want an answer,
and I don't want you to feel like you need to give me one.
- So what did you say?
- I feel like the ring is something
I'm not--I'm just, like, holding off on.
- But you want her to wear the ring?
- Duh.
- What do you think the status is now of your relationship?
Because we saw you break up.
- Is there a status? - I don't know.
We're both homies.
- Do you have it? - Yeah.
- Let's see it.
- Oh, it's not on me. But it's here.
- Well, go get it. Go get it.
- I mean, I'm just as surprised as everybody else was.
I was just like--you know what I mean?
- Right.
- So I feel like I was, like, confused.
- Let's see. Pop it open.
It's beautiful. - It don't fit.
- I have a sausage finger. - It's not a sausage finger.
- I feel like the ring is a sweet gesture,
but it isn't gonna fix your problems.
Like, we both know that. Like, we were engaged once
before, like three or four years ago.
I gave it back to him, was like, you know,
I don't--we're not ready for this.
- I just wanted to know if you wanted to spend
the rest of your life with me.
- Babe. - Jade.
- I'm gonna cry. - Will you marry me?
- Are you serious? - Yeah.
- I don't want you to get married to Sean.
- Why?
- I don't think he's the one for you.
- Buying me a ring...
- I didn't--Jade. - Does not change all the stuff
that's going on. That's not--
- [bleep] the ring. I'm not worried about the ring.
I'm talking about the gesture, Jade.
- None of that matters, though, if at home
what you're doing is still
the--is still a problem, if we're still having problems.
- Nothing I'm doing is the problem.
- Just proposing--that's why I don't want to wear the ring.
But I feel like right now we're still feeling out
everything and where we're at
and what we want to do, and, you know,
I have goals for, like, next year in my life.
- This is big. No? - Yeah.
- I feel like, to me, it's not that big of a deal.
- Javi seems to be okay with filming,
so I told the cameras to come in.
But it's still nerve-racking to shoot with someone
for the first time.
This is so bad. I can't take it. It's horrible.
I'm actually sweating right now.
- So excited. - Yes.
- Just relax your arm.
- Do you? - Yes.
- You'll be fine. It's not that bad.
- [inaudible] on the elbow.
- Just don't think about it. - Yeah, okay.
- Take a deep breath. - Okay, I'll try.
- Don't move. - I'm not moving.
- Face forward. Stop talking. - I want to look.
- It's gonna come out crooked. - I want to look.
- You're ruining everything. - No, I'm not.
- Ready? - No. Can you hold my hand?
- Ahhh.
- You don't watch?
- No. For what?
- Is Briana a good client for you?
Or does she, like, move too much?
- I asked him that the first time.
I was like, "If you could rate me from a one to ten..."
- You're terrible. - She good.
- [laughs] She's good. - She a'ight.
- This is how you guys met, right? Doing tattoos?
- Well, something like that, yeah.
I wanted to get a tattoo done, and I came across his page,
and then we met up to talk about it,
and then he did my tattoo,
and then we just started hanging out and [bleep].
- That's cool.
How long have you guys been hanging out for?
A few months? - About.
- I feel like it's been a few months, right?
- Yeah.
- Something like that.
- So, like, five months?
Five, six months? - Okay.
- It's been a long time already.
- Yeah. I feel like it's been a while.
- But it went by so fast. - Almost.
- Yeah, almost six months. - Almost six? Oh, dang.
- It's hard having cameras around while you're trying
to establish something with a new person.
And it's scary.
And I want everybody to see my story,
but I feel like I'm trying to learn from my mistakes.
Once this is on television, it never goes away,
and I'm the type of person, if something doesn't work out,
I like to forget about it and never think about it again,
but knowing that it'll be out there forever,
it's just, like--it's really hard.
- So found out Ashley was throwing me a graduation party.
Was supposed to be a surprise, but for some odd-ass reason,
my mom decided to call me and tell me.
And didn't really make no sense as to why, but she did.
I don't get it, but, you know, [bleep].
- I heard Bar and his mom on the phone last night,
and I'm really upset that she ruined this for him.
Go for it.
Whoo!
Go down the tunnel slide.
- So I am--I'm actually--I want to say I'm very sorry
that my--my mom kind of [bleep] up the surprise
with the graduation party by telling me...
- It is all good. - Or calling me and asking me
about it and [bleep].
- It's all good.
- Kind of sucks.
So--not kind of.
It does suck. Was supposed to work out a different way.
But it's--you know, my bad.
I love you, though, and I do appreciate it, though.
- I love you too. - With that being said,
I am excited. [phone dings]
- I'm sorry your party got ruined.
- Even though the surprise--
- I mean. - It didn't get ruined.
The surprise--the surprise element.
- I mean, I'm saying the surprise element,
which was what I wanted it to be.
- The surprise element. I know.
- But I guess I ain't tripping [bleep].
- I'm sorry.
- I thought it would be nice to include everyone.
Clearly I was wrong. So I'm gonna just step back.
Go ahead, baby. Where you going?
- I'm definitely excited to celebrate myself
as far as it being,
like, a--like, a positive thing for me.
But I feel like it's something that I should have been
had done a long time ago.
- Mm-hmm. - But it's cool
that you doing that for me.
And I'm--[bleep], ain't gonna lie, I'm happy you are,
'cause just--[bleep] everybody get to come together.
- And I invited all your people,
all your friends, your family. Should be a nice place
for everybody to come together and celebrate you.
That was the idea behind the whole surprise, but...
- Yeah. Well, [bleep], I'm still excited for it, so...
- Me too. We still gonna party.
I mean, [bleep], the show don't stop.
But I mean...
I have to be honest and say that, like,
maybe for, like, the fourth time in my life
I'm speechless,
because his mother started all this [bleep].
And it's sad, 'cause I want him to be able
to have everyone in his corner.
That's more important to me
than being petty and beefy and keeping drama going.
- ♪ Feel alone ♪
♪ I'll fight, fight for you ♪
♪ ♪
- I want to help Isaac figure out what he's interested in
since he doesn't seem to know what that is yet.
- That smells horrible.
- It smells horrible? Did you hear him?
He says, "That smells horrible."
- "Horrible."
- Lux, come here. I want to teach you something.
This is called basil. Come smell it.
- No. No. No. - You don't like it? Smell it.
Just smell it. - Ugh!
- So how are the boys doing with school?
- I guess good. Everyone's good at school.
Everyone's caught up, staying on track.
Dads are coming through for me right now.
we're just a little stuck right now with Isaac
trying to figure out, like...
- What he wants to do. - What he wants to--yeah.
'cause I--I know, like, through all of this virtual learning
he just hasn't--doesn't
have the same outlet that Lincoln has, right?
- Right. - Like, Lincoln has football.
- Do they have clubs at school?
Well, I guess not, because they're virtual.
- Mm-hmm.
And it's just been hard for him,
because it's not like he has a positive outlet
for all these, like, negative feelings,
so he's kind of, like, internalizing everything.
- When did you figure out that Isaac needed an out? Like--
- When basketball was canceled last year.
- Oh, yeah. - Yeah?
He played really well this last year.
- Yeah, he did play well. Yeah, he did.
- So I think he was proud of himself.
And that felt good for him. So that's why I want
to help him find something that he likes to do
but he's also good at so that he builds that self-confidence.
- Right. - Maybe he'll, like, have fun
looking through, like, tiles and stuff with me
and want to, like, maybe design business thing.
- Maybe. Maybe.
- Like, it's kind of like art, right?
- It is. - Isaac.
- What? - Come here.
I wouldn't--I would not ask your brothers to do this,
so this is an individual opportunity.
Would you want to design your own bathroom at the new house?
Like, would that be cool for you, or no? It would?
Like, you would get to pick tile, paint colors,
pick the shower curtain, like, all of that.
Would that be interesting to you?
Or you would not be interested? Okay.
- It would? - Okay.
- You're hired.
- Addie and I miss the twins,
but they're staying with their dad for a few extra days
until we get one more negative COVID test,
and this whole situation has me really anxious.
Tilts your head back a little bit. Good job.
You take it better than most people.
- [coughs]
One more swirl. I guess just this time
knowing that we've been around someone directly
that we're close to is,
like--is this test really--is it gonna come back positive?
Are we contagious? It's just, like...
- ♪ Tell me do you feel the waking hours ♪
[line trilling]
- Hello. - Hey.
- Hey. How's Jeremy doing?
- I mean, so far, he's done fine.
He's running a little bit of a fever.
- It is. But I think we're doing--I mean,
I think we're doing everything that we possibly can
to avoid being in contact with it.
- Yes.
- I just--I just hope that these next couple COVID tests
come back negative. Fingers crossed.
- Okay. Sounds good. Well, just let me know.
Tell them I love them. All right.
- All right. - All right. Talk to you later.
Bye. - All right. Bye.
We're in quarantine now.
Jeremy tested positive for COVID.
He coparents with Leah. I coparent with Leah.
It's still in a--like, an indirect way that
I'm coparenting with Jeremy also still, you know,
'cause his decisions will obviously affect
our decisions and our, you know, lifestyle, so...
we take it a lot more serious in our house,
because, you know, Ali,
with her compromised immune system.
I don't know how Jeremy got it. I don't know.
But I do know that if it's coming, it's coming.
- Bar's surprise party is in a few days,
and even though he's excited,
I feel bad that his mom ruined the surprise for him.
I love this whole, like, touchless menu thing.
- It's pretty intense. - This needs to continue.
- Like, it should be everywhere, right?
- It should be everywhere. - Do you need any help?
And what's going on with, like, the party? For Bar?
- Oh, okay. So Bar knows about his graduation party.
It was supposed to be a surprise.
Now it's not a surprise.
So you know that me and his family--our--
both of our families haven't always been, like,
on the same side of the dinner table.
- Mm-hmm. - So I reached out,
and it seemed like it was gonna be fine,
and Bar got a phone call, and it ruined the whole thing.
- And you told them it was a surprise.
- I did. I definitely did.
- Whatever. He still deserves this.
We're gonna do it. - I mean, he has people
that it's important for him to be around.
- Yeah. - I was disappointed.
I wasn't surprised-- disappointed,
because I feel like--what was the reason to ruin it?
What was the reason? What was--if you didn't
want to come or be involved, you could have just said that,
and that would have been the end of it.
But what was the point of calling and ruining it?
- Yeah.
- And his excitement was, like...
- You hurt him more than anything.
- 100%. 100%.
- Like, you didn't ruin the party for anybody but him.
- 'Cause he didn't even know.
- Well, he's probably more hurt,
but guys done show it like that; they get pissed.
- There wasn't even the element of, like, "Congratulations."
It would be--it's a sad thing to miss.
- For sure.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- I got her a ring as a way to show her
that that's what I want, you know,
that I'm not interestedhere, in any other girls,
and that I'm dedicated to her fully.
And unless she feels differently
about our relationship, then I'm not going anywhere.
- 'Cause it didn't fit.
I don't look at her wearing it
or not wearing it as any different.
I don't want to be with anybody else.
In 10 years, 20 years, I don't see myself
being with anybody else.
- You got my nail. Ah! - Dude, what is your deal?
- How do you like my new--my new place?
- I love it.
Way more your vibe. It's, like...
- Yeah. - A huge upgrade.
- Comfy. - Neighborhood is better.
Does Kloie like it? She feeling the vibes?
- Yeah. The first week we moved in, she was like,
"This is my--this is my house. This is my new house."
- Sean, so are you still planning to get your own crib?
Or are you just chilling here?
- I don't know. - You don't know?
- I don't know. We'll have to see.
- You know, I guess we're seeing how it goes.
But I wanted--I feel like we're just trying to take it slow,
and I don't want to--we don't want to, like,
rush into anything, you know.
- You guys have any big plans coming up?
- Low-key proposed a little bit.
Low-key.
'Cause she was iffy about how I was feeling about us.
So I had to show her instead of tell her.
- I--I just feel like I hadn't gave him an answer,
so I was like, maybe I should--
- You ain't give him an answer? - I didn't--I told her
I didn't want one. I wasn't pressuring her.
- He wasn't, like, asking for an answer. He was--
- I was giving it to her as a token of me
showing her that I still care....
- Okay. - I'm still here.
I'm not going anywhere.
- Like, a gesture. - If that was me,
and you ain't give me no answer...
- Good thing you ain't me. - Give me that [bleep] back.
- There. It's gonna fit Chau's little finger.
- Bitch. Okay. Aww, that's adorable.
- Whole salad. - I think it's cute.
- That's a whole three and a half-karat salad right there.
- So you gonna sign a prenup? - Yes. If I ever got married,
I'd make whoever I marry sign a up prenup.
I've already told him that, though,
I didn't--that I didn't believe in, like, the whole
marriage-marriage thing, with, like,
the legal document, paperwork, all that.
But, like, engagement and stuff, I feel like
that's damn near the same thing.
If you're wearing a ring and, like, you made that commitment
to someone, a piece of paper isn't gonna change the commit--
- So it's a promise ring. - Commitment.
- No.
- It's an expensive-ass promise ring.
I'm not ready to be someone's fiancée.
And I don't think he is either.
If you have [bleep] common sense, you would know
at 24 years old
it's not a good idea to just run up and marry somebody
and not think about how you actually feel
and the future of your life.
So it's, like, I feel like my career
is just my most important thing besides my kid,
and I can't put [bleep] on hold for no man, either.
- Here we are. I am having cabbage soup
and a whole gallon of water, because I feel like [bleep].
Do not have a fever, but I definitely have a dry cough,
body is a little achy and fatigued.
Previous COVID test results have came back negative.
[coughs]
However, considering Jeremy just tested positive
and we were around him, I won't be shocked if I test positive.
And the girls, they have no symptoms.
Talked to Jeremy.
He said he felt horrible, and he was like,
"You guys definitely don't want to get this."
Feel like I'm scared.
And honestly, guys, I've been so safe
from the very beginning of this pandemic.
I pray to God that I don't test positive.
I don't know.
[coughs]
[upbeat music]
- ♪ Little bit of me, a little bit of you ♪
♪ You can come to me, a little rendezvous ♪
♪ ♪
- Hey. - Hi.
- My stomach hurts. - Why does your stomach hurt?
- I got massive diarrhea. Seriously.
- Why do you have massive diarrhea?
- I don't know. I just do.
I drank a drink, and it had heavy cream in it.
And it was the worst decision I've made in my life.
- I see you got your tattoo done.
- Well, no, did not finish it.
I tapped out. But yeah. It was--
- That is a very pretty rose, though.
- It was filmed.
- How was that? - It was weird.
I just spoke to Shae the whole time.
I couldn't say nothing, 'cause it hurt so bad.
I was like...ohh.
But glad Shae was there to break the ice.
- Yeah. Would you film with him again, you know,
with how everything went on Sunday?
- I don't know. That's something
that I need to sit with myself and really think about.
- Oh, my God.
- I don't know where it's gonna go,
so why even expose him to this world of mind?
But whatever. He is nice, though. I will give him that.
- Yeah.
- He's nice, and he pretty much gets me whatever I want
and shows me the attention that I think I want.
- You think you want? - Yeah, but that's about it.
He's just nice. But not in a good way.
- Not in the way that you want. Not in the way--
- Listen, I don't even know what I want, so...
- Well, figure it out before you waste any more time.
- [sighs]
I guess we'll just
take it day by day and see what happens.
I don't know where him and I stand.
Do I appreciate him? Yes. But at the same time,
I'm not 100% sure about what we are,
and I think I need to figure that out for myself
before I continue letting him into my world.
[upbeat music]
- I've been busy with the house build,
and since it's creative, I thought I could include Isaac
in the process too.
- [inaudible]. - Hello.
I am on my way to pick up tile samples.
So [bleep] pumped.
I never thought it would be excited about building a house
and kitchen appliances and, like, tile.
Like, I remember crying when my mom wanted
to take me to Sam's Club.
But--oh, but I did tell Isaac, because,
you know how we're, like, trying to find,
like, his, like, passions and stuff?
- Yeah. - I was like, "Do you want
to pick out, like, your bathroom stuff?"
And he said yes. Like, he's really pumped about that.
- Ooh. - So I was like, "All right,
we'll let you pick out stuff for your own bathroom,
and let you kind of have"--
- Maybe he's gonna have an eye for interior design.
- Or architecture. You never know.
- Something, He can make some money.
- So he was really excited about that.
All right, I'll talk to you in a little bit.
- All right. - All right. Love you. Bye.
I'm back from the tile store and brought some samples
for Isaac to look at.
Come here. Come see these tiles.
We're gonna go over a couple tile selections
for your bathroom, so I want you to pick--
just pick something that we have for now.
- Mm-hmm.
- I'm gonna lay out the options,
and you tell me what you're thinking.
This would be...
- Floor. - This could be a floor tile.
And then these would be your options for...
- The walls? - The--yes.
So what are you feeling like?
- I don't really want any of these for my wall.
I want this for my floor.
- Okay. - But I don't want this color.
I want this color.
- You want a white floor. - Uh-huh.
- Okay. - And this shape.
- Okay.
And you're thinking white floor hexagons
with what color hexagon tile on the wall?
Or are you wanting to go to the store to look?
- I want to go to the store. - Okay.
- Or actually, no, I want this blue.
- You want blue.
- Yeah. - Oh, my--okay.
Do you want to, like, draw out your bathroom?
Actually, I can pull up the floor plan...
- Like a blueprint? - And I can show you what
the blueprint looks like.
He seems pretty excited to do it.
Isaac is a creative soul.
He appreciates it, and he feels confident.
Feel like he does feel a little bit special that, you know,
he's the only one that gets to do that,
and so that does make him feel pretty good.
- ♪ Hey ♪
♪ I wish I knew the greatest way to be ♪
- We got leftover napkins from your party, baby,
if you're looking for napkins.
Even though Bar had a great time at his party,
I know it was hard for him not to have his mom there.
- So the graduation party was dope.
I ain't gonna lie. I had fun. [bleep].
Bunch of people came out. My sister came.
She brought the kids.
Ashley did her thing, of course, as usual,
with the decorations and everything else.
So it was--it was--it was a good energy.
It was a good--it was a good vibe.
Everybody came. Had fun. You feel me?
It wasn't no nothing. It was dope, so...
♪ Brass monkey ♪
- Daddy, go. - And now that the dust has settled,
he wants to talk to me about a big decision
he made about his mom.
Yeah. So I wanted my mom to come to the wedding initially.
Like, you know, I don't know if I was gonna be comfortable
doing any of this without having my mom there.
I got into it with her again for the last time.
I--she's not coming to none of this [bleep].
I've accepted it, and I feel like
I'm--continue to take my steps back and deal
with her the way I need to deal with her,
and we can just move forward with doing the engagement party
and the wedding, all that stuff,
and actually having it
and not having to worry about all of the other mess
that follow with her being at the event
and [bleep] like that
as much as it bothers me to say.
But clearly, we can't--me and her
can't even get on the same page enough for us to work, so...
with that being said, I am very excited,
and I think it's still gonna be hella dope, so...
- Of course it is. - Hmm?
- Of course it is.
I'm sorry that it didn't work out.
But, like, you did try.
- Yeah. [bleep]. Whatever.
- But I think there are a lot of people
that will still come and still support us.
- I mean, hey, listen, I got--I got a lot--a lot of,
lot of people that is very excited.
You feel me? I'm not--it's not--
- But I still know it bothers you.
It do bother me, you know? It's my--
- And I--and I--and I-- - It's my mother.
Of course it bothers me. It's important.
But hey, you know, we--we--me and her,
we gonna get--we gonna--we gonna deal
with whatever we gotta deal with on our own time,
at some point, you know? But otherwise,
we just gotta move forward with what we gotta do.
I can't keep hindering everything
trying to consider everybody else and [bleep] that.
- It's gonna be good. - Yeah.
I already know. It's gonna be good.
- My family loves you.
And your family loves you. - Mm-hmm.
- We'll make it work with those who want to come and celebrate,
and, you know, hopefully the others will...
- Yeah. - Have a change of heart.
Period.
We had talked about him
wanting his mom to come to this wedding.
I mean, obviously, I feel like that's appropriate.
I feel like, of course, she should be there.
But it seemed as though they couldn't get on the same page,
and so he's ultimately made the decision to exclude her.
And I'm disappointed,
not in him but in the situation.
- ♪ See a unrise before you speak ♪
♪ God damn I couldn't breathe ♪
♪ Yeah, I'm scared what I'm gonna do ♪
♪ When it rains, I been seein' you ♪
♪ Sunrise before you speak ♪
♪ God damn, I couldn't breathe ♪
♪ And the days never really move ♪
♪ When it rains, I been seein' you ♪
♪ Sunrise before you speak ♪
♪ God damn, you know it's me ♪
♪ Goin' through what you love, through ♪
♪ Goin' through what you love ♪
♪ Sunrise before you speak ♪
♪ God damn, you know it's me ♪
♪ Goin' through what you love, through ♪
♪ Goin' through what you love ♪
♪ You're heavy on me, heavy on me ♪
♪ Heavy on me, heavy on me ♪
♪ That's two nights fantastic ♪
♪ City we saw from the backseat ♪
- I messaged Devoin to have on our podcast.
- When this all comes out, is this gonna be bad?
- I'm getting a Brazilian butt lift and 360 lipo.
- I was almost on my death bed for three days.
- Can I tell you the story about the first time
I started my period?
- It shouldn't be nothing too serious. It's just a DUI.
- I am nervous,
'cause he's young, he's Black, and now he's with the court.