en Mom 2"...
- What are we toasting to?
- New beginnings and longevity. A whole new life.
- Okay. Ready? Cheers.
- I got my GED.
- Good job.
- Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
And the exciting part to me is that I could go to a--
- College?
- Hey, I can enroll in a class right now.
Hold on. Hey, I can do it now. That's--I just realized that.
Let me take it off.
- Ooh.
- I'm happy that you are doing all the right [bleep].
It's wonderful for me.
It's wonderful for your daughter.
[dramatic music]
Here.
- Again?
Do you really think we should continue with extra activities?
- It's a little different for our family.
When one of us have, you know, a special needs,
then we--we kind of are all affected.
- I am really sad about cheer, but if it means protecting Ali,
then I will.
I have to quit.
- I have polycystic ovarian syndrome.
It can be very, very difficult for people
who have PCOS to lose weight.
And so when people comment and they're like, "Oh, pig cow,
this, that. and the third," I'm like, "Well, [bleep]."
- Every time you go to your dad's,
do you have a good time?
- How have you been feeling in general
because of the pandemic?
- I feel really upset
because there are things that I missed out on.
- Good job. I can't wait to read it.
I think Isaac found his passion.
- I'm getting a Brazilian butt lift and 360 lipo.
- It's worse than what you thought?
- Yes. Yes.
- Christy, go. - Okay, go what?
- Get the medicine. - Okay. I'm going right now.
- This is how you guys met, right?
- Gave me my tattoo
and then we just started hanging out and [bleep].
He was just nice. I'm not used to nice.
I took a quick trip back to Miami.
Sean asked for help.
- How is she? - Terrible.
I just feel like I need to go down there and rescue her.
- Briana wants me to go home with her.
So how are we doing this?
- [bleep] - It's okay. It's okay.
You sure you're comfortable?
- Yes. Thank you. I appreciate you guys so much.
You don't even understand. Because people never go out
of their way to do [bleep] like this for me.
- Do you-- how long do you figure
you're gonna be here? Like a week, two weeks?
- My body just needs to heal a little bit more.
- Stay here.
Whatever amount of time you need.
I think you're gonna be okay.
I just think that stress level has to, like, be zero.
Anybody calls to stress you out,
I'm gonna take the phone away from you.
- Okay.
[upbeat rock music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ Hey, coming all the way up ♪
- You're welcome. - I love you guys.
- I love you too.
Jade's been here for a couple of days.
Her recovery is going well so far,
and I can spend time with the girls
while she's sleeping.
- Mom, there's a...
[screams] - Let's go.
Get inside, Stella!
- Ah!
- Where is it?
[all shriek]
[giggling and shrieking]
I haven't really been able to hang out with Javi
because I'm super occupied, you know, helping Jade,
but we talk all day, every day.
We just don't have a title yet.
He's a boy and a friend mixed together.
He's a friend that's a boy. I don't know.
Right now, you know, we're still navigating.
We're still trying to figure things out.
But it's very nice and he treats me well
and he respects me and he's definitely different.
Hey, babe. - Hey.
Where's Jade at? - She's upstairs.
- She still alive? - Mm-hmm.
- Fire.
- She's upstairs.
Let's go outside.
A little bit.
- When was the last time I saw you, bro?
- I don't know.
When was the last time you saw me?
- Who knows? - I don't know.
It's been a few days.
What have you been doing with your time?
- Same. Just work and the kids.
- Yeah? How are the girls? - Same old, same old.
They're good. How's work?
- It's okay. - Yeah?
- Tired.
Took some days off because of Jade.
I have to take care of her.
- How's that going? - It's--it's been going okay.
But before that, it was terrible.
When I say it was the most stressful situation
I've ever been in in my whole entire life...
- Your whole life?
- That one it--yeah, it was--it was terrible.
And it's crazy because when I had surgery in the past,
my situation was nothing like hers.
So I felt so bad for her.
I'm like, "Oh, my God, somebody really needs to be here."
- You know how long Jade's staying here, or...
- I have no idea. - What's gonna happen here?
- I want her to stay here for a few days,
just so that she can gain some strength back
and then possibly take her back home.
Once Jade leaves, I guess we could hang out more
and go back to regular programming.
- Sounds good to me.
- ♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
♪ Mm-hmm, mm-hmm ♪
- You want your motorcycle? - Yeah.
♪ ♪
- Okay, okay, okay.
[playfully] Okay, wait. Back up.
Okay. Stop, stop. [laughs]
[music playing from toy] - Holly.
Okay, that's it. Get off.
Your mama is too old for this.
Bar is really getting his life together.
Now that he has his GED, he enrolled in college.
And I have a few more courses to go
with my associate's degree
before I move on to nursing school.
- I start school on Monday.
- That's good.
- Finally. I'm excited.
- Is it online?
- Some of them are online. - I like online classes.
Online classes are, for me, better.
- Okay, so it's Introduction to Business,
Found--Foundations, College Success,
which is the--
which--which is the-- the counselor class,
the guidance.
World History, Introduction to Psychology.
It's full-time.
- Well, I'm happy. I'm glad for you.
I hope you like it.
- I hope I do.
- Well, I'm proud of you, baby.
- The fact that I'm going to college, it just feels good.
School didn't ended up being a priority.
Because of the environment that I was in,
I didn't expect to live to 18 years old.
Like, a lot of people around me wasn't, so.
It'd be a good look for Holly, I feel like,
to be able to look at her mom and dad
both completing college.
It's exciting to know that I'm about to be one
of the first people in the family
to actually fully follow through
and get that [bleep] done.
I got it. And I'm about to do it. So...
[upbeat music]
- Addie is back to in-person schooling
and the twins are home, remote learning.
But last night, something happened
that made both Ali and Aleeah upset.
Hi. Oh, my gosh, you did not have to clean anything.
- No. [laughs] - Seriously.
It really helps out, with you being here.
Seriously, it really does. I'm so grateful.
Last night, the twins had a little bit of a disagreement
over a video that Ali didn't want
Aleeah to see of Ali dancing.
And Ali mentioned that it was embarrassing for her
because she felt like she couldn't dance
like everyone else could.
Ali was like, "And everybody worries about me."
Meaning, like, she gets a lot of attention and she feels like
Aleeah gets held back.
I definitely think Aleeah being unable to cheer
has been hard for both of them.
And I get it.
I mean,
first time I ever seen that girl, like, work for something.
And I had to take it away from her.
It's because of many reasons.
Like, we didn't want anyone to get COVID
or anyone to get infected.
But we definitely didn't know how it would affect Ali.
But I did book a one-on-one private.
They'll follow the guidelines-- mask on, gym's empty,
so it's not like she's competing
with a bunch of girls.
- Right. Right. Does she know she's going?
- No, she doesn't know yet. She doesn't know it yet.
- It's a surprise. - It's a surprise.
- She's gonna be excited.
- But I think it will be great to reward her, you know,
with--now that things are a little bit safer.
I just want the best for them, at the end of the day.
I think the older that Ali gets,
she definitely is learning more
about her having muscular dystrophy
and the effect that it has on her sisters.
She doesn't think Aleeah should have had to quit cheer
because she's immunocompromised.
And I try to treat each of my kids equally,
but they're not the same.
I feel like I've done my best, but I'm not always right.
Maybe I need to take a step back and re-evaluate
how each of them are feeling.
So it's--I mean, sometimes it's a struggle
to find that balance.
And I don't know.
Man, sometimes I feel like [bleep] because I don't know.
And I just pray that I'm doing it in a way
that they all feel like they're loved.
And I don't know.
I don't--I really don't know.
[stirring music]
♪ ♪
[upbeat guitar music]
[bright music]
- I started medication for PCOS last week
and I'm waiting for it to take effect.
Today I'm on the way to pick up Lux.
He goes to his Dad's every other weekend
and Creed visits for a few hours
on one of those days too.
[car door pops open]
Hi!
You look so handsome.
You had fun? You did?
Pull it up--the clip up.
Give Daddy a kiss?
- Mom! - What?
Did you have so much fun at your dad's house?
- Yes. - You did?
- I played with slime. - You played with slime?
- Yeah. [Lux crying]
- Oh no, I think him's tired.
I know. I know. I'm gonna get your passie.
Hold on.
[sweetly] No, no, no, no, no, no, no, we're not gonna cry.
Between what's been going on with my health
and the custody arrangements for the boys,
But I always try to make my time with the boys special.
♪ ♪
Should we get another trampoline for the build?
Oh, my God, my butt is touching the ground.
- Yeah, we need a bigger one. Same for a bigger pool.
- Okay, you guys, every time you jump,
my butt hits the ground.
It's not a fun feeling at all.
[mellow music]
♪ ♪
Lincoln, we're not training right now.
- No. - Lux.
- Yes! - This is going really well.
Russell! Your-- the baby is sleeping.
- No, he isn't. No, he's not. - He is.
Are all boys like this or just mine?
- Uhm, all the crazy ones, yeah.
- All right.
I'm gonna sit over here for a second.
I think this chair is broken, but...
All right, we all good?
all: Mm-hmm. - So tomorrow,
I'm gonna go do a photo shoot with Vee
and we're going to do it at the office.
And then you guys are gonna go to your dad's afterwards.
- Am I going to my dad's?
- You're gonna go to your dad's next weekend.
- Man, you're so annoying. - I went yesterday.
- I'm what?
- He said that you're so annoying.
- I didn't say that! - You definitely did.
- I said...
- He definitely keeps us on our toes, huh?
- [bleep], help me.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Here we go ♪
- I'm glad I was able to see Javi for a bit
and I'm excited to spend more time
with him moving forward.
but she's well enough Ja to be on her own.ouse
So I took the girls out for the day.
He's so cute. I love it.
- Oh, you want another one?
- He's so soft, Mommy.
- You gotta give the kangaroo one.
- I wanna--I wanna--I want a kangaroo as a pet, Mommy.
- Here, roo. - He can eat Stella's first.
♪ ♪
- I'm starting to feel better.
And seeing how supportive Briana's family has been
has made me re-evaluate what I want for my own family.
[phone line trilling] - Hi, baby.
- Hello. - How you doing?
- I slept decent last night.
Trying to, like, relax and recover
and how Kloie is doing,
and spend time with her this weekend; do some stuff.
- I mentioned Chuck E. Cheese to her
and she wants to go there.
- Just bring a lot of disinfecting stuff
just in case.
Briana and Shirley gave me a shower earlier
and, like, washed me really good
and Briana shaved my legs.
But I feel like there's some things that I want
to talk to you about--
the whole situation with my parents.
I feel like my mom's done a lot of manipulating
and they weren't acting right.
And I couldn't do anything 'cause I was bedridden.
I'm so disgusted with how my--my parents
att--not even pretend-attempted
to even care about my life or care about me.
Their behavior was so erratic. They need help.
Because they're--you're going right back
into the same behaviors, drug-addict behavior.
'Cause you can't tell me that they didn't look like
they were on--on some [bleep].
- Like, I can tell them from personal experience.
Like, it definitely feels a lot better to--to get clean
and keep your family
than it does to lose your family
and [bleep] get high.
- You know, I asked you to block my parents' number.
I blocked my parents' number.
This whole cycle with them, it's done.
If she shows up at my house, call the [bleep] police on her.
I'm not having my kid around those kind of people anymore.
I don't give a [bleep] if you're family or not.
It doesn't matter to me anymore.
- Whatever you choose to do, I support 100%
and I'm right here by your side.
- I just feel like this whole experience
has been very eye-opening.
And a lot of people around me are really selfish.
And I think that the way my parents treated me
and how they acted and everything that transpired
through this whole recovery process
was just completely ridiculous.
I feel like I've just put up with so much shit
and I can tell they're never gonna change
and this just is how they are.
I just can't do it anymore.
I think I've just hit my breaking point
and I don't have to surround myself
with people that are toxic or negative to me.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Gonna get you by my side ♪
[electronic music]
- Today is Bar's first day of school
and his classes are in the morning.
So I'm watching Holly.
When he's done, he'll take over and watch her
when I do my homework later in the day.
Bar and I are getting into a good routine with school.
And on top of that, his birthday is coming up.
♪ ♪
What? Oh, my gosh. - Watch out.
- Holly, watch out before you get splashed on.
- Oh, there we go!
And that's what I was trying to avoid.
[groans comically]
- So what's your plans for your birthday?
- I don't really have any, honestly.
- I figured.
Don't make plans the night before.
'Cuz I'm gonna do dinner. - Okay. I won't do that.
- You're getting me a present and a birthday cake?
- Yes. - For real?
- 'Cause it's your birthday.
- I really want to do something special for him
because I think he's made a lot of progress in the last year.
So I feel like that does not deserve to go unnoticed.
He knows I'm extra
so he probably is anticipating something extra.
And I thought something different from a regular dinner
would be a themed dinner in the backyard.
The dish that I am gonna cook for us
is called chicken tikka masala.
That dish is special to Bar
because that's his favorite food memory
from when he was living in London.
So I thought I would re-create that.
I don't know if I'm going to keep this as a surprise
because Bar is the nosiest [bleep]
I've ever met in my life.
So I'm gonna have to do a little woo-wop.
I can just do it all on my own and I think that will work.
[cheery rustic music]
- ♪ I know it's been a long road ♪
- Ali has a remote doctor's appointment today,
and tomorrow is Aleeah's private cheer session.
So I'm able to spend one-on-one time
with both of them.
Hey, girl. - Hi.
- What you doin'? - Nothing.
- Are you excited?
- Yep. - You are?
- Yep. - What do you get to do today?
- See Dr. Tsao. - You do.
- And do doctor things.
- Doctor things.
- I think you're just excited to see him.
It's been a while.
It's been, like, a year since you've seen them.
We got the wheelchair.
We can tell him you got your wheelchair.
- It is at Daddy's. Okay. Are you ready?
All right. Mommy will set up.
What we'll do is, we'll just do the appointment
on the sofa or the...
- You want to call your dad during the appointment?
All right, you ready?
- Yep. - It's appointment time.
Come on, buddy. You're excited.
Okay. Come on.
Ali has been in and out of doctor's visits
her whole life,
but we finally got a diagnosis six years ago.
- We know that she does have muscular dystrophy.
It is called the titin gene mutation.
And this is a new gene.
- How many people do you think have it?
- Since then, Dr. Tsao has been monitoring her progress.
- Well, hello.
- Mommy just got to log in to the thingy.
- I think that I figured it out.
- She's just doing something.
- Do you have any questions? - No.
- You know your body more than we know.
- Mm-kay. Hello!
- Hello?
- I mean, she's been doing well, overall.
- Yeah. Tell him. - Yeah.
- Yeah?
- Yes. - Good. Good.
- That's gonna prevent anything from progressing, correct?
- Right, right, right.
Okay? - Mm-hmm.
- Ooh!
- So it is very good information for you to know.
- Yes. Okay.
That's great. That's great to know.
Thank you. Thank you.
- You can give us a call maybe in a month or so
before she comes back to see us in six months.
All right. Thank you very much.
- Say thank you. Bye, guys. - Bye.
- I think Ali understands her disease
a lot better than she used to.
And Ali's life expectancy
is something I don't want her to ever worry about.
But deep down it was something that was a weight
for me and her dad.
We didn't know how progressive the disease would--would be
and how quickly it would happen.
But with discovering more cases,
it gives me hope for my little girl.
I feel like we can look further
into her future, like,
that--it does bring us hope.
♪ ♪
[wind blowing]
- Even though I planned on staying at least the week,
my anxiety is really bad.
And I just want to get back to Sean and Kloie.
So I decided to leave Briana's house last minute.
I'm with Shirley.
She's gonna take me to the airport.
I've just been having really bad anxiety.
And I feel like I miss being home.
And I just had this weird feeling in my stomach
where I felt like I just needed to go home.
So I just booked a plane ticket,
like, last minute for tonight.
And I'm on my way there now
and I should be home within the next...
two and a half, three hours.
I've healed up enough to do this on my own.
I need to go home and see my daughter.
So I'm finally in the airport, I got my ticket.
I'm in a wheelchair.
Shirley is about the park the car and help me.
So hopefully, I can get home soon.
♪ ♪
- Jade texted me that she had to leave suddenly.
I'm worried about her, but I understand.
[kids shouting]
- Hi, hi. - Hey!
How are you doing after this weekend?
- I'm okay. It was a lot.
- What happened with Jade?
- She calls me and she's like, "Hey, I need to go home."
I'm like, "Okay," you know. And then she's like, "No.
Like, right now. Like, can you come pick me up?
I need to go home." So I'm like...
- She was probably having bad anxiety and [bleep].
Because her anxiety is off the roof sometimes.
- Yeah.
And she was like, "You know, you guys are amazing."
So it had nothing to do with her being here.
It was just, like,
it was time--it just felt like it was time for her
to go home, is what she was feeling.
- So she sent me a long text message saying you know,
"Thank you," you know, she loves me.
You know, she prayed for friends like us
to be there for her and she was just
very, you know, very thankful for that.
- I feel like she has a lot, like, she's carrying a lot.
And it's time--like I told her, "Look, it's time
you put yourself first."
I get it, you know-- yes, this is your family.
But right now it's you and your daughter
that you need to focus on.
- The whole situation was just terrible.
- Mm-hmm. - And I felt so bad for her.
My mom was taking care of her too.
And she was so grateful for my mom.
And she pulled me aside, Jade, and was like,
"You're so lucky to have a Mom that [bleep] caring."
And I was just like, "Damn."
She was like, "Just hold on to that
"because not everybody has something like that.
I wish I had a Mom like that."
And I'm just like, "[bleep]."
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- Vee and I are taking pictures for our podcast.
My friend's watching the boys
and I'll take them to their dad's later.
- Let's talk. - [inaudible]
- "Let's talk." [laughter]
♪ ♪
- You're so cute when you cuddle me.
Kail never gets lovey, like, ever.
I have to do a photo shoot for her to get cute.
Try and get, like, a cool one with me.
- Oh, we're getting creative now.
- Those are so cute. I love that.
- ♪ When summer meets winter ♪
♪ I already know ♪
- Lincoln has a busy week with football.
And even though Isaac is still writing,
we're still trying to find
other COVID-safe activities he likes.
♪ ♪
All right, relax.
We're about to go to your dad's for the week.
I'm gonna miss you. - Me too.
- What are some of your favorite things
that you like to do at your dad's?
- Play Madden, play football, and train.
And play with my friends.
- Sounds pretty cool.
What do you like to do at your dad's?
- You could try to draw some things,
practice your writing.
Do you have, like, Play-Doh or anything?
You can, like, sculpt some things.
- Yeah.
- Ask your dad to get you some clay or something.
I obviously don't like when my kids are unhappy
but I don't want to attack Joe's parenting.
Because I know what it feels like when he does it to me.
You know, Joe and I have gone back and forth with this idea
that, at what point do we, you know, let him choose?
But Joe and I are solo parents
and we still ultimately make those decisions.
You know, Isaac does--he has feelings
and he has thoughts of his own
so I want to make sure that he feels heard.
- ♪ World keeps turning ♪
♪ I'm gonna get there ♪
- All right, boys.
- Am I here?
- No. I'm gonna drop off Isaac first
because his is first on the way.
- No. - I'm sorry.
All right, y'all, I love you guys so much.
Isaac, I hope that you have a great week.
Try your best to kind of find some things to do
while you're over there.
But you got to kind of be proactive.
Just try to keep your head up.
I know it's frustrating, but I love you.
I hope you have a great week.
You can call me anytime, okay?
- Okay.
- I love you. Have a great week.
- ♪ New day coming ♪
♪ ♪
- ♪ 'Cause I'm gonna try ♪
- Ali's appointment went really well.
And now I'm focusing on Aleeah.
♪ ♪
Your hair looks beautiful. - Thanks.
- You're doing a great job.
And I like your little outfit. - Thanks.
- Of course, you look beautiful.
- Thanks.
- I guess I'm okay with a little bit of lipstick and...
- I don't have lipstick. - Mascara.
I know we have mascara on. I see it.
[laughs]
Okay with a little bit of lipstick
and a little bit of mascara, okay?
So I might have a surprise for you.
I know you had a rough night, missing cheer.
- Uh-huh.
- And I might try to get you in for a private.
♪ ♪
She's excited. - Are you excited?
- Yeah.
- All right. We gotta get schoolwork done.
Give me a kiss on the cheek. [smooches]
- Give her a kiss. - I love you.
- ♪ I wanna run in wide spaces ♪
♪ Fly like the wind in high places ♪
♪ Rushing like water on my face ♪
♪ With your hand in my hand ♪
- You have your mask, right? - Yep.
- There should be hand sanitizer in there.
So I know that this entire pandemic
has most definitely took a toll on all of our mental health.
Definitely hard for you guys.
Ali feels like everyone worries about her
and she doesn't want them to worry about her.
And then she also is upset because she feels like
she can't do things that you guys do--
or like you guys do-- so then she gets embarrassed.
And that's kind of what caused the argument.
It's hard. It's a struggle for all of us.
- Know what? - What?
- I'm scared.
- I'm--I'm scared to do my standing back handspring.
It's been, like, six months.
- Okay. Make sure you stretch.
- Yeah, but I don't wanna-- - You'll do fine.
Make sure you're wearing a mask.
I try to treat each of my kids equally,
but they require their own undivided attention.
They're not the same.
I don't want to hold her back from any activities
because Ali can't do them, but not everything is possible.
So it just--I don't know, it makes me sad.
I think each family just goes through their own [bleep]
and this is--this is ours.
- ♪ Ah, you're so, so lovely ♪
♪ And now I'm so... ♪
- Sean picked me up from the airport
and it's nice to be home.
♪ ♪
- No. Oh, are we going back to
before you could feed yourself stages?
- Oh, like a little baby Kloie. - Little baby Kloie.
- Are you pretending to be a baby?
- Say, "Goo-goo, ga-ga." - Goo-goo, ga-ga.
- I haven't talked to my mom since I've been back.
And I'm definitely not ready to let her back into my life
after what happened in Miami.
Hey. - What's up?
- I'm done being bad. - You're done being bad?
- Yes. - Are you gonna say sorry?
- Sorry.
- So you gotta fill me in on your surgery here.
- So I feel like now it's starting to,
like, look more, like, normal.
Not as swollen. I'll let you check it out...
- Let me see. - If it's better.
- Let me see that ass. And that waist.
- Now it's real curvy.
- Your-your hips are really soft.
- I know. - For it to be so soon.
- Everything got real, yeah.
Yeah, everything's starting to fall now.
Like fall down and not be so stiff.
- Yeah, for real.
- The pain, it was the worst thing
I've ever felt in my whole entire life.
It, like, scars me, thinking about it now.
- Oh, my God. - It was so bad.
- You look good, though.
- Thanks.
- Was it--was it crazy with your family there?
- Just so--with my parents, like, [bleep] was just off
and I felt like there was just something going on.
My mom, it took her three hours after I had surgery
to bring my pain medicine.
So I was laying there... - What?
- Fresh out of surgery with no medication,
just in excruciating pain.
It was a nightmare. I cried every single day.
Briana and Shirley came and got me from the house.
She was not obligated to help me, you know.
- Exactly.
- I slept in her bed on, like, the blow-up mattress.
Like, she put it on top of her bed
so I could, like, lay on that.
And then she slept on the floor next to me
for, like, three nights... - Oh, my God.
- On the floor. Like...
- Good. That's how it was supposed
to--that's how the whole thing was supposed to be.
- I blocked my--my mom's number and told her
I didn't want to talk to her no more.
I tried to do a lot with my mom to, like,
have her be in my life and my kid's life.
- You make it so easy for her to be a good mom.
- That's what I'm saying. It's just...
- And it's just like, she still [bleep] it up.
- It's too toxic. She's just too toxic for me.
Her energy is too toxic.
It was just a horrible, horrible, selfish situation.
I would never do people the way that they did me out there.
Let's just say that.
I'm just glad to be home.
I'm just gonna put all that behind me
and just move on with my life.
♪ ♪
[lively music]
- Holly is at my parents' house
so Bar and I can celebrate his birthday.
I cooked us dinner and I also have a big surprise for him.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Happens when I start to feel myself ♪
♪ Liquid confidence inside me ♪
♪ Time to conjure up a spell ♪
- Babe! - Yep.
- You ready? - Yep.
- All right, let's go.
- ♪ Crazy juice, all up in me ♪
♪ I wanna bring you to your knees ♪
- We got a reservation, so...
- Nope. Restaurant's this way.
- What? - The restaurant is this way.
- Okay.
- I thought there was gonna be traffic.
That's why I wanted us to leave.
- [chuckles] What?
- Come on.
[warm music]
I only put these on for the walk over here.
- This is amazing.
You just said it was a long-ass ride.
- Around the house. - Hey, this is nice.
♪ ♪
Yeah, we ain't got to go nowhere.
This a five-star restaurant right here.
- There is.
- Thank you. You're so dope.
I know I keep saying that, but this is so cool.
- I know that Indian food was your favorite
and so I made Indian food.
You got naan, tikka masala. - Mm-hmm.
Just give me one second.
- How do you feel to be an old man?
- I just want this year to be, like,
a great year all around for all of our ventures.
Thank you for doing this for--I appreciate it.
This is nice.
I mean, this is personally better
than going into a restaurant.
The food is definitely better.
- So the question is, you want your gift now?
- Oh. Uh...
- I'm not pregnant so just get that out of your head.
- [bleep] if you just told me that right now,
that would have been a surprise [bleep].
- No. Surprise to both of us because, no.
Get the briefcase.
Suitcase.
Careful. It contains treasures.
♪ ♪
What's the luggage tag doing?
You a [bleep] lie. [laughs]
Hey, we out! Come on.
- Not until next year after the virus.
- Oh, it's--
I'm like, hold on, it's already past February.
- February's passed.
- It's a--it's a London and Paris escape.
We've been talking about this for Lord knows how long.
What, three years, four years?
- I feel like a lot of people didn't understand
why I was going back and forth and back and forth with Bar.
Like it seems so easy to just cut him off, let him go.
But he's really straightened all the way up.
I appreciate it. I appreciate him.
Bar has a heart of gold.
He will take care of me and his daughter, hands down.
He will walk to the ends of the earth for us barefoot.
I feel like that's one of the reasons why I love him
and one of the reasons why I want to be with him
and I want to marry him.
Because I have seen him go through hell and back.
And I think it's gonna be really special for him.
I think it's gonna be one of the best gifts he ever got.
Holly being the first.
- Hey, that's dope. Come here.
♪ ♪
- Even though Jade just had a horrible experience
with plastic surgery,
Brittany wants to get something done.
So I reached out to the doctor who did my surgeries,
and he's going to work on her.
But it got me thinking about my own body too.
- I've got to work out in a second.
- Word. I need to work out too.
- I was doing the arm thing in the gym the other day
and I was like, "What is this lopsided [bleep] ass?
One side of my ass is, like, so nice.
Like it's getting there, progress.
The other side? Disgusting.
- I'm happy that you're getting surgery because I know...
- It was bothering me. - It was bothering you.
- I don't want this fat ass.
- You just wanna just tone down your butt.
That's it. And your thighs.
- Yeah. I wanna wear jeans again.
- I know.
- This be look--I've been looking 20 times fatter
than what I really am. - I just want to support you.
And then he obviously wanted to see me because I'm his patient.
He hasn't seen me since my last surgery.
And I told him that I felt like I had more skin than I needed.
And he said the only way to fill that up
is to go a little bit bigger.
I wasn't planning on getting anything, but, you know what,
[bleep] it, right? - Whatever makes you happy.
- Mom said that she'll watch the girls
and we won't be out of commission too long.
Just a few days because it's not intensive surgery.
It's not full body. - Did you tell Nova?
- I told Nova what we were doing.
She knows a little bit.
I didn't get too--I didn't go into too full of a detail.
- Yeah, 'cause when she see me twerking around this house,
she's gonna go, "What happened to Tee-tee?
She got a new ass."
- Jade went through a really, really bad experience.
But it's been, like, a year and some change
since I had my surgery
and I definitely am still insecure.
So I'm just gonna go to Miami to get some more work done.
Hopefully, our recovery isn't as bad as Jade's recovery.
I know that sounds [bleep] up,
especially what Jade went through.
But I feel like if you are insecure about something
and you feel like the gym isn't gonna help,
your next best thing is plastic surgery.
And that's just the route that we have gone on before.
And I feel like I'm gonna continue going on this route
until I feel my absolute best.
I know that kind of sounds
a little messed up, but here we are.
- ♪ We going big time all day, all night ♪
♪ Going on up, gonna touch the sky ♪
♪ We going big time and it feels so nice ♪
♪ Show me some love, it's a really good life ♪
♪ Come on ♪
♪ ♪
- 'Ey!
♪ ♪
- Hi! How did it go? - Good.
- Let me help you up. How do you feel? Tell me.
- Sore. - Sore?
- Yeah. - Your legs feel weird?
- Don't do that. It hurts. I had to wear my mask.
- You did have to wear your mask?
Good. Did you pick up where you left off?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
- Well, I'm missing one thing.
- What are you missing? - The standing back handspring.
- You got your running back handspring still?
- Mm-hmm.
- You have a smile on your face.
- Yeah. - Why?
- Because I got to see Ashley.
- You got to see your coach? - Mm-hmm.
- Aww. Did it make your day?
- Yeah.
- I could definitely tell when you were upset
that it was really bothering you
to miss out on cheer.
As long as we're being safe
and things stay the way that they have been,
then it's okay to go to one-on-one privates.
Wearing your mask. - Yeah.
- And hand sanitizing.
I mean, we'll see what happens next year
and if you'll be able to actual--actually
be on the team-- hopefully, you can be.
But we definitely don't want you to lose all your skills.
And I know how important it is to you.
- Mm-hmm.
- I love you. - I love you.
- My girl. - Yeah.
- My sunshine? - Sometimes.
- Every day. Sometimes? Okay, I'll take sometimes.
[uplifting music]
- ♪ Another day ♪
♪ We'll carry on ♪
♪ Another fight ♪
♪ We'll hold on strong ♪
♪ Another heart, another hand ♪
♪ Will catch you when you fall ♪
♪ Another day ♪
♪ We'll carry on ♪
♪ Another day ♪
♪ we'll carry on ♪
♪ Another fight ♪
♪ We'll hold on strong ♪
♪ Another heart, another hand ♪
♪ Will catch you when you fall ♪
♪ Another day ♪
♪ We'll carry on, another day ♪
- If you don't keep your grades up,
you're not gonna play football.
- Yeah, for real, for real.
- This has been the most racist time
that I've ever experienced in my life.
I just don't know what kind of person
says something racist to a child.
- You need to find someone nice.
- Are you trying to tell me to date?
- Melissa's car is right there.
- Stop talking over me! - She's not responding to that.
- Well, and I'm not responding to this.
- You're the one sounding psycho.