- We are now decorating for our Zoom birthday.
- Happy Birthday.
- Ooh, girl, look at your new wheels.
Huh, ready? [laughs]
- Hey, Mom. Hey, Mom, wait for me.
- How have you been feeling in general
because of the pandemic?
- I feel really upset.
- He just doesn't have the same outlet that Lincoln has.
Would you want to design your own bathroom at the new house?
He's the only one that gets to do that.
And so that does make him feel pretty good.
- I wanted my mom to come to the wedding initially.
- Yeah. - If she's not coming to none
of this [bleep], and we can just move forward
with doing the engagement party
and the wedding and all that stuff.
- On top of an engagement, a wedding, my landlord
wants to move her child in this house.
So I've gotta go.
Now it's just the hard part of moving.
- Ooh. - This is nice.
- What do you think about your new house, Belle?
- Where are we going today?
With who? - With Louis.
- Ohh, your daddy?
- I love him.
- You love him? Honestly, I don't know where Louis is.
He did not text me back.
So I guess we're just gonna go us three, okay?
- Okay.
- Jade's getting a Brazilian Butt Lift.
I will say, not to scare you, it's gonna hurt.
- Are you okay?
- I'm sorry, I'm just trying to hold you.
- Yeah, we don't know where you're cut at.
- Everywhere.
- Okay, go what? - To get the medicine. - Christy, go.
- Okay, I'm going right now.
- How's it going?
- How did the surgery go?
- She's, like-- she's in pain-pain.
- No medicine? - No medicine.
- Why? - 'Cause her mom
didn't get it yet.
And if they don't have [bleep] Percocet, get something.
We have nothing for her here.
- Her mom says she's been driving for over an hour
and she can't find Percocet. She can't find her medication.
- Do you want me to call the ambulance?
Okay, okay. Okay.
- 911, what's your emergency?
- My friend would like to go
to the hospital because she's in excruciating pain.
[siren wailing]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- They want the cameras off.
She's back here. I'm sorry.
- My mom left hours ago with all my prescriptions
and just never came back.
- And I'm just concerned that those medications
are just gonna go missing.
- Percocets.
- Wow. What the [bleep]?
- Okay.
- Should we call the police and make her report to say,
like, missing person, where is this lady at?
- Hey.
- She's back. - Oh, the mom is here.
- She's back. She's back.
- Mom's here. - She's here.
- Jade wants to go.
- Are you okay? - No.
- Here, let me help you. You got it?
- Yeah. - Okay.
- She's in pain and she doesn't feel good.
Thank you again. I'm so sorry, guys.
Bye. Thank you for the information.
- Thank you. - Yeah. Good luck, guys.
Have a good weekend. - Thank you, you too.
- Jade doesn't want cameras inside.
- I'm just gonna stay out here
'cause whatever's going on in there is not my concern.
- I just don't know what he would have done
if you all wouldn't have been here.
- I agree. I woulda be hurt if this happened to me.
♪ ♪
- C'mon. All right, so all of this
to that fence line over there is mine.
- Yeah. - The driveway will come up
and, like, kinda hug this building right here--
- Okay. - All the way back there.
- Wow. - And then all the way out
till you see that stake
out there that has, like, that pink ribbon?
- Yeah, right there. - That's all mine.
But they'll get the permits hopefully in, like, two weeks.
- Good for you. Good job.
- Thanks.
- You're a lot of things but one thing you are,
you are smart. - [laughs]
- We start construction on the house in a few weeks.
And since Isaac likes designing his own bathroom,
I wanna include him in some work I'm doing
with the wallpaper company.
Hi, Ryan, nice to meet you.
- Hi. It's nice to meet you too.
We are so excited for your line of wall blush.
- Yeah, I'm very very excited about this collab.
I think it's gonna be really good.
And I think it's coming at a good time too
because my house build is about to start.
And I feel like I can really incorporate
each of the designs in my house.
So I think it's really good timing.
I did want to bring up an idea that I had for--
so I know the designs in this collection
are more, like, my ideas.
But I definitely wanted to do some, like,
inspired by my kids.
And then really have my oldest son
be a little more hands-on
with some type of design or multiple designs.
We're in this phase of, like,
not knowing what he really loves to do,
but it's definitely something in the creative art space,
especially, you know, with the build
and he can kind of design something for his own room,
could be really cool.
- Yes, absolutely. - Okay, cool. So--
- Yeah, we would love that.
Let's definitely do that for your next launch.
- Awesome. Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
- I needed an office space closer to town.
So my friend and I decided to rent a townhouse together.
And the girls and I are gonna stay there
a few nights a week.
Honey, we're home!
- Hold my hand. - No, you don't.
- You look so excited to see me.
So I really like, how, like, the living room
and stuff came together so far. Don't you?
- No, me too. I think you guys like being closer to town
where everything is convenient.
- And we're not in a jungle.
- We're not in the jungle.
- And we get DoorDash? - Oh, gosh.
- I knew she was gonna say that.
- And you get DoorDash.
- ♪ Dance with me till my heart changes ♪
- Addie's birthday is coming up this weekend.
Jeremy's on the road for work,
but he's travelling to come home.
Where's your booster?
- I know. You turn eight in a couple days.
Let's just use it for the last time
and I'll take it out, okay, when you get back home.
You were counting it down
until you didn't have to use a booster anymore, weren't you?
- Yeah, I was counting down this whole birthday.
- Addie, I can't believe you're turning eight.
You're ready to go spend the weekend
with Momma and Poppa for your birthday?
- Yep. We're going to get cupcakes.
- Birthdays look a little different
during a pandemic, don't they?
We'll have, whenever you get back from your weekend
with Grandma and Grandpa,
I'll have you a little birthday party with Nicole
and Isaiah and me and your sisters, okay?
And you know there's a chance your dad might not make it.
But he loves you and he misses you.
He misses his baby girl.
- I see Grandpa. - I see Grandma.
I hope you have so much fun, okay?
Okay. Well, hello there.
- Hey, Grandpa. I got you and Momma.
- I love you. - Bye.
- Bye. Have fun. - On the other side.
♪ ♪
[phone ringing]
Hello.
- Hi. So I got some bad news.
I don't think I'm gonna be able to make it in.
This job is still going on. I can't [bleep] it all.
- Damn, that sucks.
I don't think--have you ever missed a birthday party?
- I think this is gonna be the first time
I'm actually missing a birthday.
- Well, and you can't fly with a pandemic.
- No, it's a nightmare.
- What is it? A 21 hour drive?
- Yeah, it's 21 hours.
- Yeah, there's no way in hell.
- No.
- Take her out to dinner when you get home or something.
- Yeah, if everything's open.
- I know. All right, well, that's fine. No worries here.
- All right. - Okay. All right, stay safe.
- All right. - All right. Bye.
♪ ♪
- I'm glad Jade finally got her prescriptions.
So I decided to leave Miami this morning and come home.
- Hey. - Hi. I got some goodies.
- What is it? - It's good. Try it.
- Croissants?
- Yeah, they're, like, lace croissants.
They're so good. I'm so tired. Oh.
- So how was it, Bri?
- Long and exhausting.
- Did you have fun? - No, no fun.
It was, like, intense. They were waiting for her mom
to come back with the prescriptions,
but she went MIA for, like, hours.
So Jade had no pain meds for that whole entire time
and she was literally dying.
She just wasn't well.
- Was she aware that everybody was missing?
- She was aware that everybody was missing.
She was like, "Why are they doing this to me?
I can't believe nobody's here. Where's my mom?"
I was just like, "This is just too much."
So Shirley and I flipped her over so she could breathe.
We ripped off all her clothing.
We couldn't do much because her mom was missing.
So it came to the point where, like, Sean and I were like,
"We're just gonna call the ambulance."
So thank God we went to see her.
- I'ma be real honest with you.
If I saw some blood, I'ma be like,
"This is my [bleep] cue to get the [bleep] up outta here."
Or I would have been on the floor passed the [bleep] out.
- It was a lot to the point where I had to walk out.
I was like, "This is--this is a lot."
- But how is she now?
- Stable? - She's stable now.
She went to go get a check-up today. They said she went.
So I don't know what's going on right now.
I don't--I don't know.
- That is scary.
- [sighs]
♪ ♪
- We've been settling into the new house and we love it.
But Bar's DUI still isn't resolved.
Plus, I've been trying to plan our engagement party,
and it's not going well
because of all the COVID restrictions in our area.
- "What alternative hip-hop group
"led by a bespectacled rapper
recorded "The Humpty Dumpty Dance"?
- What the [bleep]? That's so true.
How do you know these?
- You ain't never heard that song, bro?
- Good job, babe.
You smarter than a fifth grader.
- We'll see. I go to court in a couple days, so.
- I know, huh? I think you've been doing really good, though.
I think you won't have a problem.
- I mean, I don't think I'ma have an issue either.
It's just irritating to have that over me.
- That's the point of it.
You learn a lesson and then you move on
and you don't make the same mistake and--yeah.
- Right. It's just the court date.
I don't know exactly what the options are yet.
So we're gonna see everything.
- They're gonna call you
and then in five minutes you're gonna call me like,
"They pushed it back. Come back next month."
- What's going on with the engagement party?
- I think we need to put it on hold.
I just don't think it's safe. So--
- Honestly, I thought it sucks to have to wait.
- I didn't want to shell out a bunch of money,
and then there's a possibility that the governor's like
"We're about to shut down." - Yeah,
and then everything is banned up, banned up, shut down.
- Or it's just so bad that people don't feel
comfortable coming. I mean,
it's already uncomfortable now that you have to wear a mask.
I am sad.
I think we should still go
do something to celebrate our engagement.
- Yeah.
- I think we should-- - Would you like to elaborate
on the locations?
- Yeah, I think we should go to Napa.
We always talk about going. We never go.
- We've been talking about going to Napa
since we got together.
- We never go. But if we're gonna do wine
tasting you have to get that bracelet off first.
- Yeah, I know. I'm aware.
- Even though our engagement party is off,
I still feel blessed to be able to celebrate
in a small way, given all that's going on right now.
And I just hope that Bar
can get his ankle monitor situation handled.
Not just so we can taste wine,
but he can't get in the bathtub, he can't swim.
He can't do anything with this hanging over his head.
So I want it to be done
so that, you know, we can move on.
♪ ♪
- So it's day three post-op.
And I thought she'd be doing a little bit better
than she is, but she's still in agony.
And it's hard to watch her like that.
She can't, like, extend her arms or bend over
or do anything like that, and it kinda sucks
'cause, like, her parents aren't acting like parents.
Like, they're not doing a goddamn thing.
Like, they haven't lifted a finger to help Jade
in any way, shape or form.
Jade is, like, way upset.
She doesn't understand how a mother could treat
her daughter like this.
Kelsey has helped out a lot.
And if Briana and Shirley didn't show up,
I don't know what the [bleep] I would have done.
The more I think about it the more pissed off I get.
- I have a post-op appointment with the doctor today.
But my recovery's been really hard
especially since Sean and my parents keep fighting.
- Kelsey, can you talk to us? - Yeah.
- I know you were up there with Jade.
And I know she met with the medical professional
who's looked at her stuff.
What did they say?
- They told her that everything is looking really good,
her wounds look good.
She's getting her massage now.
They said it's gonna be really, really painful.
But they have to do it 'cause they have to
relieve some of that fluid.
- Is she improving?
- I think it really depends on how much she does.
As long as she's just, like, getting up
and using the bathroom,
walking around for a few minutes
and then laying back down, she's okay.
- You've been at the house for a couple of days now.
I feel like there's stuff going on.
I mean, Sean seems really upset.
- Yeah.
- What's been going on at the house?
- It's a constant battle between everybody,
all day long.
"Christy, you're supposed to watch Chloe,"
and they don't wanna watch Chloe anymore.
So then Chloe's in the house,
Chloe's screaming, wants to see Jade.
Jade doesn't want Chloe to see her.
Constant screaming, constant yelling.
- Even though I know Jade is in a lot of pain,
she's aware of, like, what's going on?
- Oh, yeah, definitely.
She's so aware that she can't handle the stress.
She's like, "You guys are making
"this the worst experience of my entire life.
"You're supposed to be here to support me
"and instead you're being selfish
"and you're worried about yourselves
"and you're screaming and you're fighting
and you're causing me to have panic attacks."
She feels so helpless that she's just depressed.
We try and keep the emotional stuff out as much as possible
because the more stressed she is, the more upset she is,
the longer it's gonna take for her to recover.
♪ ♪
- The boys are back from their dad's.
that Isaac's been writing short stories over there.
I know Isaac wrote a lot while he was away.
- Mm-hmm.
- Did your dad get a chance to read what you wrote?
- Mm-hmm. - Yeah?
- Any good stuff coming up?
We got Lincoln's football season coming up,
Lux's soccer season coming up.
- Yes.
- You know what else I did while you guys were gone,
actually? I went to--
- To your new house?
I wanna go check it out because I wasn't around.
- The land? Well, the house is not starting yet.
Hey, Isaac, I have actually a proposal for you.
- Hm? - Come here.
- You have one for me? - Mm-hmm.
So I'm doing a wallpaper line. Hold on, Lux.
And I asked them if you could do a line of your own,
and they said yes that they would love to do that.
So how do you feel about that?
- Nice.
- What kind of design do you think you would do?
- I don't already know yet.
- Mom, I'm done.
- I'm done.
- Okay.
Isaac is 11, and he's in a really weird place
where I think he's still trying to figure out
what he really likes and doesn't like.
It really is cool to kind of watch him figure things out.
I hope that the pandemic wasn't the only time
that he's able to kind of express those things.
But we'll see kind of where it goes for Isaac.
- Devon still sees Nova on Saturdays.
And Louis texted last night to ask
if he could see Stella today.
I said okay, but I haven't heard back from him.
So I'm taking the girls to the park while we wait.
- Okay.
- Wait--
- No, the [bleep] you're not. No you're not.
Yo, what the hell is wrong with you, child?
♪ ♪
Right there is fine.
- Mom, stop. I'm not walking no more.
- Okay.
- You gotta watch him because the gators will eat his ass.
Such a beautiful day, right?
- Yeah.
- Louis just texted me.
- A seagull. - What did he say?
- He just said if he can come over
after he finishes doing something with his truck.
And I said just what time will that be,
and he hasn't wrote back yet.
So I'm waiting.
So I guess he can meet us at the house.
- What's the time limit till you give him
to text you back about coming?
- No, I just told him to hit me up
when he's an hour away from the house.
- He lives that far? - He said it's a hour.
I don't know. So I'll just hang out here
and then if anything he can wait for us there.
It's not that big of a deal.
- You waited.
He could wait.
- He doesn't even know.
I didn't even mention it about today.
- Good. Potato need to stop saying something
and not keeping their word.
- If anything I will just enjoy the day, and if he comes later
he can stop by and say hi to her.
- Oh, my baby, look at you. You're so beautiful.
Look at that water.
- He's never picked a day where it's just dedicated to Stella.
It's always something before, after.
It's never just been about Stella.
So that [bleep] pisses me off.
♪ ♪
- Addie's birthday is in a few days.
The twins are with Corey until then.
And he's taking Ali to a physical therapy appointment.
- All right. If you hear a big loud bang,
just don't look.
- Does it fit?
- It's hard. Daddy has to figure something out.
- You get it, buddy? - [laughs]
♪ ♪
- Do you like my little-- - I do.
- Our little pink tool box.
- Yeah, we needed that. - That we keep here.
- Please.
- So I thought about having Addie's birthday party here.
- Yeah. You could decorate downstairs really cute.
- I think so. - Yeah.
What kinda cake is she asking for?
- She just wants everything rainbow.
That's all she asked. She wants everything rainbow
and she wants a skateboard and a football.
- You can blame Isaiah for the football.
- Oh, boy.
But she saw the skate park, and I think that's what did it.
- Oh, my gosh.
I can see her out there already doing little tricks.
- I know what she really wants is to be able to see her dad.
- Is he gonna be able to?
- He called me today and said he couldn't make it.
- Aww. What did she say? Did you tell her?
- Yeah, I called to tell her.
Addie's pretty understanding with her dad's job.
- So he's been doing that,
like, since she was a baby, right?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, so it's just normal for her almost, you know.
- I think it is.
You know, I'm sure it sucks that he can't plan--
- She's not-- - Yeah.
- I get it. - Yeah.
But she gets it. She's tough--
- Yeah. - Just like her momma.
She gets it honest.
No matter what, I just wanna make sure
Addie has the best birthday, the best birthday party.
She deserves to be celebrated.
- Bar has another court appearance for his DUI
in a couple of days. If it doesn't go well,
he could potentially lose his license for good,
which can be hard on the whole family.
Go over, down and out.
But he's also been trying to get his T-shirt business
off the ground, and today he's meeting with the designer.
- You know what I'm saying, the coke white.
- Yeah. Yes, bruh, yes.
- Stitch. - Yeah.
Ay, it's coming alive, though.
I appreciate you, bro. I ain't gon' lie,
you helped me with some [bleep].
- [bleep] It's good. - It's coming together for me,
bro, for real. [bleep].
- What's been--what's been going on on your end?
- Honestly, I've been straight.
I don't argue with my girl as much no more.
I ain't gon' lie, I'm doing better right now
probably than I could say
I've, [bleep] I ain't gon' lie,
probably than I've ever been doing in my life,
to be honest with you, like, for real.
- That's good. - I'm doing better right now
than I've ever been, ever. - That's good.
- Especially just the fact that I ain't tasted alcohol.
I got a DUI a while ago.
- Right.
- So they threw me on this ankle bracelet.
[bleep] right here. - Oh, that's no bueno.
- Yeah, no bueno. But I go back in a couple of days,
try to fight it, figure out what I can do.
- Yeah, yeah.
- Yeah. But that's really the trouble part.
Otherwise, nothing, bruh. Appreciate you asking.
- It's really not good for some people. You feel me?
It brings out the worst and just--
- Alcohol brought out all the [bleep]
that I was trying to-- it brought out the [bleep]
that I was trying to get away from and not be.
That's what it did. It brought the bad side of me a lot.
Them demons I was running from came out
through me with alcohol. So--
- Yeah, yeah.
- I don't necessarily know
what the outcome of it is gonna be.
Probably end up having to end up plead guilty
and walk away with some type of dumb penalty.
But I actually do gotta deal with it in a way as well
because if anything happened to me
she has to be the person that's on the outside
still dealing with stuff or, you know,
trying to keep stuff afloat and stuff like that.
It was kind of a blessing in disguise, though,
'cause it helped get the drinking
and everything else under more control.
It's irritating, but I can't really complain too much
'cause it helped me at the end of the day.
♪ ♪
[phone line trilling]
- What's up? - What's going on?
- I'm calling because, you know,
I think I'ma have to cancel the engagement party.
I just don't think it's the right time right now.
It's a lot going on.
So what's the big hold up? What's the big--
- People are dying of a pandemic.
I don't wanna be putting nobody's health at risk
trying to have a damn party.
- So what do you have planned?
Do you have something else planned? Or what's up?
- I was thinking Bar and I could take a little trip.
'Cause I wanted to go up to Napa
and do some wine tasting.
- Okay, that sounds cool.
- But if it does work out,
I'll be dropping a package out at your door about,
I don't know, maybe three feet tall.
- All right.
- But, shoot, he got the ankle bracelet.
So I'm hoping that when he goes to court
he gets some good news so we can go.
It's not gonna be no fun if he, you know--I do trust him,
but I hope he's learned his lesson too.
- Right, right.
- This is not--this is not fun. They're holding up your life,
and they've been holding up your life for a year.
Holding up my life because I'm attached to you.
♪ ♪
- My recovery has been very slow.
But I have my second post-op appointment today.
The tension in the house isn't getting any better,
and Sean is really stressed out.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Get the cameras off me, man!
You think I'm [bleep] joking, bro?
- Sean-- - Get the [bleep] cameras
off me, dude.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- Isaac's been working on his wallpaper design,
but he's still also really into writing.
- I'm working on a space theme wallpaper,
and I'm thinking that should be for Lux' room.
- Hello. - Yes, baby.
Throw that away for me, please.
- Like, it doesn't let me print it.
Like, I have to connect it to your printer.
- Okay, I can print it for you.
I think Isaac found his passion.
He wants to write.
You want me to read it or you want me to print it?
- Print it.
- Okay, save it and then email it to me.
I can print it from my phone.
Good job. I can't wait to read it.
I actually have no idea how this writing stuff started.
If I had to guess Isaac probably liked something
that he read and he, you know,
got the idea that he could write his own short story,
which I think was really cute.
I love that Isaac is writing.
It gives him a chance to one, you know, kind of include,
like, any personal stuff
that he's going through in the short stories,
do characters, use his imagination.
Isaac loves to share his stories with his brothers
and with me.
But, you know, obviously didn't wanna film about them
'cause they are personal
and they wouldn't wanna put them out there.
I love that he found something that he loves to do,
but he is 11.
So I don't really know, you know,
if it's a life time thing or if it's just a right now thing.
- Louis never showed up to see Stella,
and I'm really upset with him.
I dare you to eat that big piece right there, I dare you.
- Oh, my God, they're gonna get a ice cream headache.
- Have you spoke to Louis? - No.
- Again, he left the baby flat.
- And his excuse for not coming was bogus.
- Either he does what he has to do or he just signs
the papers and signs his parental rights over.
There's no excuse for him not to have at least called.
- You know, he's so-- he's such a great father
that I be forgetting that he has another kid.
I be forgetting
that Stella has another sister somewhere out there.
- Well, I'm telling y'all I'm giving him, what did I say?
Two Saturdays?
- Two Saturdays, this Saturday being the first.
- This Saturday being the first
and next Saturday. And if he doesn't show up
then I'll start getting my paperwork ready.
- She deserves better. - Yeah, she does.
They don't deserve in and out fathers.
They both deserve 100% all in it committed fathers.
I keep giving Louis chances,
and I feel like I need to just give him just one more.
And if he doesn't fall through,
I need to contact some type of lawyer maybe.
Maybe take that route.
At this point, it's really out of my hands.
I can't continue to force a man to be there for their child
if he doesn't wanna do that.
At the end of the day,
either decision is still gonna hurt her
because if I pull Louis out of the equation,
she's gonna wonder.
And if I let Louis continue doing what he's doing
by not showing around and coming when he wants,
it's also gonna hurt her.
Both are gonna [bleep] suck, and that's my biggest fear.
♪ ♪
- Today is Addie's birthday party,
and we're keeping it small because of COVID.
Even though she wishes her dad was here,
I know she's still gonna have fun.
- [blows horn] - Ah! There you are.
Addie, you go in there and sit down.
Me and Isaiah and Nicole will bring it to you.
Ready?
[cheering]
- Don't light your hair on fire.
♪ ♪
That would be easy. [chatter]
Watch out!
- I just got a text from Jeremy
and he has a surprise for Addie.
Okay. So Addie is playing right now.
She has no idea that her dad is on her way--his way.
[knock at door]
Addie, come here.
Hey, Addie, somebody's at the door.
- Daddy! - [laughs]
- Aww. - Aww.
- Oh, she's crying.
- Oh, I'm cryin' too.
♪ ♪
- When Addie opened the door and saw Jeremy,
she took off, like, just ran and jumped in his arms.
Oh, my God, it chokes me up.
She was shook. She was--oh, my gosh,
I knew she was gonna cry because I know how hard it is.
She had fun. She was like, "It's the best birthday ever."
[laughs] Aww.
- We got back to the house a few hours ago.
But Sean and my dad ended up getting into a physical fight.
The cameras are here,
but I don't want them inside right now.
- Cameras--just cameras down on the ground
as we go through the house.
So I heard stuff went down.
- Who puts their hands on their girlfriend's dad?
I wouldn't even know.
Like, who does that? A disrespectful ass.
- So did Sean hit Corey tonight?
- Yes. They hit each other. It was mutual combat.
Sean, he was trying to argue with me and I wasn't having it
so I came out here.
And then my debit card flipped out of my purse and hit Chloe
and she said, "People hit me with a card."
And I go, "No, he didn't Chloe. It flipped out of my purse."
And then Sean comes out and is like,
"Mother[bleep] hit my daughter with [bleep]?"
I was like, "No."
So he ran up to the door and he was like,
"Mother[bleep], I'll beat your [bleep] ass."
So Corey is like, "Well, come the [bleep] bitch."
And so they get in a fight in there.
And Jade tried to get off the bed and hurts herself.
I mean, none of this should be going down when she's sick.
- Yeah. Yeah.
We got the call and Jade was upset and all that stuff, so.
- As she should be. - Yeah. I mean, she was scared.
- Yeah. - She was scared.
- Well, he told me I was a worthless [bleep].
It's not like we came down here partying or nothing.
We've been stuck in this room with Chloe.
And she's cried for Sean and Jade for days.
And every time I try to go in there to do something,
Sean's like, "No, she don't want you in here."
And so I'm like, "Okay."
So then now she thinks that I haven't helped her.
- Yeah.
- And I'm like, "Well, that's bull[bleep], man."
Sean's a culprit of all this [bleep].
It's just a [bleep] up situation, I'm telling you,
all the way around. I just can't wait to go home.
- Yeah.
- I'm just gonna be worried to death about Jade to be here
by herself with Sean.
[tense music]
- ♪ Don't put your hands out ♪
♪ At least into a unknown ♪
- I'm trying to focus on school,
but Bar has court today,
and I'm really nervous about the outcome.
Whoo. We'll answer this question.
"How do you believe humanism in general
"has influenced contemporary thinking?
Is this influence positive or negative and why?"
- Everybody more so is an equal, I'll say that.
Separating people based on their income and classes.
- That's what I said.
I believe that humanism has impacted contemporary life
because we are now taught to feel compassion for others
despite their social economic status
- Right, and value life more.
Okay. Well, I was coming up here to check on you.
- I'm good.
- But yeah, so you know I got court.
- Mm-hmm.
- ♪ So can we dream like a child ♪
♪ Just let it go for a while ♪
♪ 'Cause it's so hard to feel the same ♪
- So here.
- Thanks. - Hold that.
I'm gonna put the asparagus for you to pat it dry.
- Okay.
- Pat those dry. Hi, Dad.
- What's cracka-lackin'?
- Does that smell good? - Yeah.
- So I can take it off.
- Ooh!
Let me see. Let me--it's very attractive.
I never saw this side of you. Never seen this side of you.
- Nah, I didn't think they was gonna take it off,
I didn't know. But they--police did end up
resolving it in court and made it simple.
I mean, I'm off probation with, like, I'ma have
to go on a DUI program
and basically like community service.
I ain't gonna be able to drive for a minute.
So they ended up telling me I can just go get it took off.
Bam. Game, set, match. So--
- That's great, babe. How do you feel?
- Good.
[bleep] cool that it's just off finally, like,
it's not on my ankle.
I could go swimming and do whatever [bleep] I want.
- That was the biggest setback you had.
- I can move around freely. It was a setback,
but it helped. I ain't gon' lie, it helped me.
- It did.
- It surely gave me an extra cushion.
- I do feel like this was a situation
that was kind of lingering on.
I definitely hope that he's learned his lesson
because that's not cute.
He's in a position right now where all eyes are on you
and, you know, you have to make the right decisions.
Now, me and him will have an experience in Napa
that we've never had before.
No, I'm proud of you now for real for real, though.
- No, it's--thank you.
- It took some hard work. Give me a high five.
Ohh. Too slow.
No, I'm just kidding. Give me a kiss.
Okay, I'm not kissing you like that.
- Right. You just shut the [bleep] up, boy.
Give me a kiss.
♪ ♪
- Wait, we have to get your mic. Yeah.
Looking at you, dude, I'm making sure, like--
- There ain't anything wrong with me.
- I know. I'm just making sure--
- He couldn't hurt me even if he tried, and he did try.
Like, he hit me a couple times. And there ain't a mark on me.
What happened was, my timer went off to give her her meds.
So I gave her her pain meds.
And then I told her I was gonna go check on my daughter.
As I'm walking out the back door, Christy,
she came flying up the steps quick.
And then Chloe's coming out running out after her.
And Chloe said, "Pebo threw this at me."
And he didn't, it fell out of Christy's purse.
It was, like, a credit card or something.
But her saying that triggered me.
But next time my daughter You kcomes at me sayingghter.
that you're doing something that she doesn't like,
I'm gonna have to kick your [bleep] ass.
And he didn't like that I said that so he attacked me.
I did overstep because of Jade and, like,
I caused her heart rate to go up,
and she flew out of bed. Now she's in more pain.
Like, I feel bad, but I mean,
any other dad would have reacted the same way.
When there's toxic people around toxic [bleep]
happens so-- they never should have came.
- Chloe is yelling for you. - Okay.
- And she will talk to you as long as no one else's there.
She said she's gonna have a long conversation--
- On camera? - No, with her.
- No, no, I said no cameras.
- Just for her to check on her.
She said that that's okay as long as there's no cameras.
- Okay.
- What's going on? Is my kid okay?
- She's fine. - She's fine. She's fine.
She's in the kitchen. She's in the kitchen.
- Chloe.
My doctors are like, "You got to [bleep].
You got to sleep." I haven't been able to sleep
or eat anything because of all [bleep] going on.
- ♪ 'Cause I'm stuck down in the deep end ♪
♪ Why do I try to breathe ♪
♪ And then I know how to swim in the seas ♪
♪ Of my mind ♪
♪ Throw me the line ♪
♪ Don't just say I'll be fine ♪
♪ ♪
- What is wrong with me - that I can't lose weight,
and that's where I get emotional.
I'm--I've tried.
- Yeah, she going to school tomorrow!
Hey! - Time for school.
- I regret what I said.
- We had our fair share of issues.
- Yeah, we all thought you was a human [bleep] up.
- You think it's the safest thing to leave tonight?
- I mean, he cleared her. - She could die, you know?
- He cleared her. - Okay, okay, [bleep].