- ♪ MTV ♪
- Previously on "Teen Mom 2"...
- So there's a guy that I met at the concert,
and he's pretty cool.
- Mmm, okay, so what's his name?
- Would it be okay if I give you a text
and maybe sometime we'll chop it up,
meet up, hang out a little bit? - Seriously?
- Yeah. - Okay, I'm down.
- When was the last time you talked to your mom?
- I've talked to her here and there.
Like, I still want Chloe to have
that relationship with her.
- I just want you to start furthering your life more.
- Yeah, that's the--the plan.
- You knew I had to be at work at 12:45.
- I'm not talking to you again.
- I brought it to Sean's attention
that I was just very unhappy,
and then he just broke down and said
that he had to go to rehab.
- So while the cameras weren't around,
Bar and I went and got married.
For the past month or so me and Bar have been
going through a few things.
- I have to serve 15 days in County.
- So this is for the same DUI situation?
- Yeah.
As far as the discharging a firearm incident,
if they decide to pick the case up
and charge me, then they can.
- My graduation party was ruined.
He hates on the things that I do,
and that's why he tries to ruin them.
I need to count on you to meet me halfway.
And if I'm looking over and always just trying
to bring you along that puts more stress on me.
We should just split up, I guess.
- [Bleep] being broken up is the last thing
that I want, especially now that we married.
- Harvey gets jealous sometimes.
I get so much attention,
and he's scared that my attention with him
is gonna go elsewhere.
- Get the [bleep] out of my car.
- What's up? - Get out of my car.
- Yeah, she be wanting me in here.
Too bad. [Bleep] y'all. [Bleep] you.
- They can hear you; they can see you.
- [Bleep] you. [Bleep] you too.
- You're gonna be on the show. - You listening. Yeah, you.
- You know what? I hope they show you.
- Can you talk to me what parenting Lux
and Creed looks like?
- It's hard, because they're just--there
isn't the involvement that the other dads have.
- Kail no longer wants to film about her true life.
Kail is trying to sue me
for defamation of character.
Thanks, Kailyn.
- I'm honestly tired of untrue things being said,
and I'm not gonna take accountability
for things I didn't do.
- Chris reached out to me.
He wants to invite me
on his podcast to do, like, an episode.
- Why are you doing it, to get back at her?
- No.
- Girl, you're just being messy.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Sean's been at rehab for a few days,
and I haven't really had time to process that he's gone,
'cause Kloie has had a terrible Tuesday.
I've been up all night long with Kloie.
I feel terrible for her, like, her tooth is killing her.
It's been like this for hours, so she's not sleeping.
I think as a mom the worst thing in the world
is watching your child be in pain
and not able to really help them.
It just sucks doing this alone.
Like, I know that she wants her dad.
I know she wants to see her dad.
♪ ♪
Kloie's still in a lot of pain.
So I'm taking her to an emergency dentist appointment.
- Ow. - What? What's wrong?
- My tooth.
- Your tooth? - Yeah.
- I know, baby. I know it hurts.
We're almost there.
- It's in Morrisville by where Daddy's grandma lives.
- Daddy's grandma? - Yeah.
- That's where my dad lives?
- No, your daddy doesn't live there.
- No, he's in Texas, remember? He's at the doctor.
- With--with the dentist?
- No, he's at a different doctor to make him feel better.
[gentle piano music]
- Come on, babe. - There's a toothbrush
in the teeth.
- I know; this is where they'd fix your teeth,
and they come out as clean and shiny.
Are you ready?
- Yeah. - Okay.
- Are we at home?
- We are at the dentist, remember?
Mmm-hmm, this her first time at the dentist.
- I know, baby.
You don't have to be scared, okay?
They're just gonna fix your tooth while you all asleep
so it don't hurt or nothing, okay?
I want...
- I know.
- [sobbing]
- ♪ It's a good, good life ♪
- You're not-- you can't ride that.
It's for a certain weight.
[laughter]
- I always miss my girls when they're with their dads,
but Jaylan cheered me up by asking me out
for brunch today before he goes home to Georgia.
- Hello? - Hello? What are you doing?
What are you doing? - [indistinct].
Well, Jaylan, the guy
from the cookout, wants to go to brunch.
So that's actually where I'm heading.
- Oh, okay,
I think it's a good thing.
- I think it's a good thing but not--I don't know
if it's a good, good thing until much later on.
- And I'm proud of you. - You are?
- I didn't think--I don't--I didn't think
that you would even go if he asked.
- Really? It's been a while since I've been on a date.
- So of course you're gonna be scared.
I don't blame you.
- I'm nervous. I'm nervous.
- Yeah, I think it's normal.
- But damn he was fine yesterday too, though.
He was so fine.
I like a career-driven person that has their own [bleep].
I like that. - Yeah.
- Guess who else called me this morning.
Of course of all days on a day of a date my dad called me
and said he was in jail. - What?
- Yeah, though when does my dad call me?
- Never. - I swear.
I haven't even heard from him in over a year.
He was like, "They said I'm gonna have to get an attorney,
and I was like, "I'm not paying for your attorney."
- What did he do though, like, for what?
- I guess he wrecked and hit someone else.
- We don't want that negative energy.
- No, you've got to leave that in Florida.
My dad has always been in and out of my life,
but he used to live nearby.
- My baby girl. - It's been a little while.
I mean, we've talked on the phone, but it's--
- Yeah, it's been a while.
I love you, darling.
- He was here during my struggles with addiction
and moved to Florida over five years ago.
My sister's calling. I gotta go.
- Bye. - Bye.
- Hey, are you crying?
- How did you know? How did you know?
- Why are you crying? Why are you crying?
- 'Cause he started crying
on the phone, like, talking about it.
- But he needs to hold himself.
Like, he needs to take ownership of it.
Seriously, like, you can't blame the court system
for your stupidity.
Don't call me when you need bail money.
That's how I felt just now,; like, you called me
'cause you were in jail,
but you can't call me on my birthday?
You can't call me on my kid's birthday?
[Bleep] you. I don't know. I'm--I'm going on a date.
I don't have time to deal with this really.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Bar's lack of direction is putting a lot of pressure
on our family, but we're still living together,
and he's taken Holly to Ohio for a few days to see his mom.
Are you ready to go?
- Yeah. - On your trip on the airplane?
Do you know where you're going?
- Yeah. - Where?
- Airport. I'm gonna see Nana.
- Are you excited? - Yeah.
- Can I tell you something?
- What? - I'm not gonna go.
I'm not gonna be going with you guys.
- Miss.
- Yeah, oh, are you gonna miss me?
- Mm-hmm.
- ♪ I'll lead the way ♪
♪ ♪
- This is gonna be the best day of my life.
- It is, and I hope you have the most fun ever.
Okay? Have fun with your nana and your cousins.
♪ ♪
All righty, then.
- ♪ Back to life ♪
♪ Let me love you ♪
♪ Love you back to life ♪
♪ Let me love you ♪
♪ Love you back to life ♪
- Hey, babe. - How are you?
- Mwah!
What's going on with you?
- I'm taking a cute picture. Hey.
- She cute, huh? So what's up with you?
- Nothing. Bar and Holly are in Ohio.
- What is y'all status? What is y'all official status?
- What do you mean? We're not together.
- So what's the difference between
all the other not togethers and then this time?
- Maybe it ain't different, but I'm saying right now
we ain't toge-- we ain't together.
- Mm-hmm.
- Aside from us not even being able to kind of
have amicable conversations,
you know, he's got all this court stuff going on.
The reason why I haven't just told him to leave
is because we both paid all this rent.
- A lot of money.
- We paid rent a year in advance.
So our rent is--is paid until next year.
- Bless you, Lord. Listen, it's no secret.
I never wanted you with Bar, and I it--it's no secret.
- We know, girl.
But it's just, like, you know, honestly,
I'm gonna tell you what it is. It's hard to step out
from what--you know when you're so comfortable, like,
even though it's toxic, it's comfortable to me.
And so stepping out of that comfort
I feel like I would need to completely detach.
And it's, like, in order to break that
I have to remove myself.
But I can't do that right now.
- It seems like you really don't really have a plan.
- I don't. My plan is to be--is to try to remain as cordial
and amicable as possible while we are in this house.
- And if that doesn't work--and if that doesn't work then what?
- If that doesn't work he's gonna force my hand,
and I'm gonna have to put him out.
- Gotcha. - Gotcha.
Girl, you better divorce him.
- I don't really know what I'm doing right now.
I have not been thinking about divorce
only because I just feel like divorce is such a heavy word,
but I mean, at the end of the day
if we're not gonna be together and that's what it's gonna be,
I think we probably should think about divorce.
♪ ♪
- ♪ We're all alone ♪
- I'm going on Chris' podcast.
We're recording in Philly tomorrow, and Shirley
and I just got into town.
So Chris and his friend are coming over later to meet up.
- They said there's, like, a backyard or something.
This looks cute. - What is up with my hair?
Girl, my hair is a hot mess.
- Oh, and then we're gonna probably go to,
like, a rage room, like, smash.
- Ooh.
- Oh.
- Hi. - Hey, what's up?
What's up? What's up? How you doing?
- What's going on? - How are you? How are you?
- I'm good, I'm good. How are you?
- I'm good; how was the drive? - It was cool.
- Cool. - Not too bad.
- No? I'm waiting for my friend, Shirley.
She's upstairs getting dressed. But you can sit down. Shirley.
This is my best friend, Shirley. This is Chris.
- Hi. - How you doing?
- Nice to meet you. - Brad.
So what's going on? I'm so excited to be here.
- Yeah, I know. - You're nervous?
- Hell yeah. - Yeah?
- Yup. - Why?
- Yeah you--can you see all this?
Do you see all this?
I mean, I'm usually in the camera like...
- I mean. - Bleep, bleep, bleep.
- But we can't do that now. It's time to like--
- Relax, no, I'm not gonna do
what everybody thinks I'm gonna do.
- But yeah, I wanna know more about the podcast.
What? like topics, like, what are we talking about?
- Parenthood, of course, you know,
co-parenting as a inconsistent father.
- Yeah, is it worse than the absent father?
- Absent father? - Good question,
'cause I definitely deal with that [bleep].
- 'Cause both definitely traumatizing to the child,
but... - To me, I think in and out.
- Yeah, I feel like in and out is definitely worse.
- So, like, what's gonna happen now when you drop this podcast?
Like, do you think your baby mama's gonna be, like, upset?
- Yeah, yeah. It is gonna blow up.
- It's gonna blow up.
- But it's gonna be, like, negative--
- I wanna steer away from her as much as possible,
because I am going through a lawsuit right now with her.
- I didn't even know that. I didn't even know that.
- It's crazy, 'cause now I have a lawyer.
I've never had one. She--
- I had one lawyer, and I paid him for no reason.
- No reason. Terrible. - Yeah, I ended up-
- Really? - [Bleep].
- You got a custody agreements because you defended yourself?
- Mm-hmm.
- Wow, so what's your visitation status right now?
- What you mean? I get-- - Like, what--
- It's a set schedule, like,
every other week I get him for a certain amount of days, but--
- Okay. - It's corny to me.
- And why can't I chill with my kids the way
that other dads get to chill with their...
- Have you asked that? - Yes. Yes.
- And what do they say?
- I don't even want to get into it.
- Like, you're not up to par in their eyes?
- Hell no, they can't say that.
They can't say that, because when we good,
I can see my kids whenever I want.
But then when they get in their feelings,
it's a whole different story.
- So now do you have to, like, pretend to be nice to her
so you can get your kids?
- No, it ain't no pretending; like, I'm--it's genuine.
Like, I try to be nice, but sometimes they just take--
like, you only can handle so much.
Like, I know I sounds crazy,
but, like, when you just get to a point
and you've been dealing with stuff for so long,
I became, like, very, very angry through all this,
angry, bitter, resentful, all that.
I took myself to therapy.
- So how are we doing this tomorrow?
Like, you're bringing your gear here,
or, like, what's--what's the deal?
- Yeah, you know, it's just a computer and mics.
- Okay, computer and mics.
- Just set it up. Pop the questions out.
- Tornado coming.
[rock music]
- The guys invited us to a rage room
to blow off some steam before tomorrow's podcast.
Hi. - Welcome to Rage Philly.
You guys are here to rage?
- Yes. - Okay, good.
- This is exciting.
- Yes.
- Feel like I'm about to commit a crime.
- Y'all got a bathroom?
- All right. These are your items right here.
You see what you're up against. I need you to trash everything.
- Don't hit me with anything. - I got you.
- All right, I'm gonna break something.
- That's the whole point.
♪ ♪
- Whoo!
♪ ♪
- You gotta keep pushing.
That bike is not giving up without a fight.
- [indistinct]. - I'm tellin you.
♪ ♪
- Shirley. - Yes.
- She's like, "Nah, I wanna stay in there.
She wants to stay in there."
[upbeat music]
- The dentist recommended Kloie see a pediatric dentist.
So we made an appointment for tomorrow.
- I know.
She kept asking for Sean, and I wish he could
be here for her, but I've also been letting her
see my mom lately even though we aren't in the best place.
So I think having her around could help.
Tomorrow, we'll go to a different place,
and they're gonna fix your tooth with no pinchies
and it will be so easy, and you won't feel anything,
and it will be so better, okay? - Okay.
- All right, you did good job.
- [indistinct].
- I'm gonna call your-- your Mammaw
and let her know.
[line trilling]
Hello. - Hello.
- The problem is, is, her nerve is exposed.
They started numbing her, and she was screaming,
and she wouldn't let the dentist finish
all the--the numbing stuff. So he was like,
"I don't--here we don't"-- they don't do pediatrics,
so he was like, "We can't just sit here and hold her down,
"'cause she's gonna be terrified of the dentist
for the rest of her life." I felt so bad.
I was in there crying and everything. Like...
- Let's see. Hey, honey. You okay?
I love you.
- So my Aunt Lisa called and got me in tomorrow
to a pediatric dental.
- What time is your appointment tomorrow?
- It's at 2:00.
- Well, We'll be at your house by what around noon.
- Why, are you--wanted to come with me to her appointment?
- Yeah, we'll go with you.
- All right.
Yeah, she's got to have this done,
'cause she is, like, in bad shape.
- Yeah, okay.
[tense music]
- ♪ Nothing’s gonna \h\h\hstop me now ♪
♪ I can’t wait ♪
- It’s been a while since \h\h\hI’ve been on a date.
So I’m pretty nervous.
\hAnd my dad’s timing is super frustrating,
\hbut I’m not gonna let it affect things with Jaylan.
- Hey, what’s up? \h\h\h- Oh, hey.
- It’s good seeing you.
\h\h- Yeah. - You too.
\h- I got you a mosa if you drink mimosas.
\h\h- Oh, I do. - Everybody do.
- It’s brunch; are you serious?
\h\h\h- Yeah. - Thank you.
- You look beautiful today.
- Thank you. So do you.
- Thank you. I appreciate it.
- You can. \h\h- Okay.
- Anytime you can do that.
- Thank you.
\h\h\h\h\h- All right, guys, what are y’all having today?
\h\h\h\h- So I’m gonna get the shrimp in grits, and...
\h\h\h\h\h\h- Let me get the chicken and waffles.
- Okay. - Yeah.
- Thank you. - Yeah, so...
- Cheers. - Cheers.
- To brunch, yay.
It’s not a shot.
- That was a shot move, \h\h\h\h\h\h\hbut yeah.
- Mm-hmm.
- I think the cookout was great yesterday.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Yeah? - Yeah. I had a good time.
- I did too. It was fun.
\h\h- Look at that. - A whole lotta...
- Yours looks a lot better \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hthan mine.
I should have gotten that.
- This is for you. \h\h\h\h- Awesome.
- I’m definitely about \h\h\hto take this yolk
off the top of this egg.
- You don’t like the yoke? \h\h\hThat’s the good part.
- Do you want it?
\h\h\h\h- I don’t want it, but I already got one here.
- Are you nervous a little bit?
- Maybe a little bit, \h\hbut that’s okay.
I mean, wouldn’t you be nervous \h\hif you was in my shoes? No?
- Yeah.
\h\h\h\h\h- So tell me a little bit about you,
a little bit about your past. \h\h\h\h\h\hI know you’re a--
- I’m not telling you \h\h\habout my past.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\hI’ve been on television show of course.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Okay. - I have three kids.
- Yeah.
\h\h\h\h- So how do you feel about kids? Do you have any?
- I don’t have any kids.
Not yet at least,
\h\h\h\h\hbut eventually I wanna have kids, but--
\h\h\h\h\h\h- You do? - I do, so we’ll see.
So what do your kids look like? \h\h\h\h\h\h\hYou got a photo?
- Mm-hmm. \h- Yeah?
\h\h- So this is Aleeah. - You guys are beautiful.
- Thank you.
- She’s like--she’s \h\hlike your twin.
\h\h\h- Everyone says that. - If you guys--if you guys
\h\h\h\h\hwere, like, you know what I mean?
\h\h\hI wouldn’t even--I wouldn’t even recognize--
\h\h\h- Everyone says that. - She looks just like you.
\h\h- But she’s tall. She looks like--we look like sisters now.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Yeah. - It’s not even okay.
\hThis one’s Ali. So they’re twins,
look nothing alike, and this is Addie.
\h\h- That’s Addie. They’re beautiful.
- Thank you.
\h\h\h\h- Yeah, you seem like a very good mother. They’re--
- Thank you. \hThank you.
- Yeah, they are blessed \h\h\h\h\h\hto have you.
I like your necklace, \h\h"blessed," so...
- Aw, thank you. - You’re welcome.
- Yeah.
- ’Cause we never got a chance \h\h\h\hto actually talk about
\h\hwhat--what I do or where I’m from.
- Okay.
\h\h\h\h\h- Yesterday, because some people were around, so...
\h\h\h\hI’m from Charlotte, North Carolina, and once--
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Love Charlotte. - I graduated from high school,
\hI decided to go to the military,
so I went up to West Point.
\h\h\h\hI graduated, and so now I’m like, you know, contracting
for, like, the government as well as NASA as well.
- Really? \h- Yeah.
\h\h- Man, you have accomplished a lot.
- Thank you. I appreciate it. - Seriously, how old are you?
- I’m 25.
\h\h\h- Holy [bleep]. You’re 25 years old?
\h- Yeah. - I’m 29.
Let me drink to this one.
[laughter]
- I think it’s important \h\hto not only just text
but just kind of see people, \h\h\h\hyou know, in person.
\h\h\h\h- Make that... - Yeah, that, you know.
\h- [indistinct], you know. - That physical connection
a little bit. \h\h\h- Yeah.
- Yeah, see each other face \h\h\h\h\hto face and talk.
\h\h\h\h\h- Absolutely. - You know what I mean?
I think that’s important, so... \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- It is.
- But also I’m not \h\h\ha fast mover.
I’m not a fast mover, okay? \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Okay.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- I’ve rushed into relationships in the past,
and it was with people \h\hthat I wasn’t even
compatible with to begin with. \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Right.
- And then I had kids, \hand then all of that.
So I think I’ve learned a \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hlot
from those past relationships,
\h\h\h\hso I’m a very, like, go with the flow.
It’s kind of where--really \hwhere I’m at in my life.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Okay. - You know what I mean?
- Yeah, I agree that we should \h\h\h\h\h\htake it slow, yeah.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Yeah. - Get to know each other.
- Just keep talking \h\hto each other.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Mm-hmm. - You know what I mean?
- Yeah, I think you’re a great \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hperson, yeah.
- I appreciate that; thank you.
I can’t wait to get \h\h\hto know you.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- Okay.
[light music]
[upbeat music]
\h- So I decided to come out to Ohio to come see my mom,
and then also to kind of, \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hyou know,
kind of get some space between \h\h\hme and Ashley, you know?
\hWe just been in a little bit of a stressed area right now.
It sucks; it sucks.
I got some things that I need \h\h\h\hto correct on my end
as far as me getting my life together and stuff like that.
- Sugar. Hi, baby.
- What’s up, kid? \h\h\h\h[laughs]
\h\hDon’t cry. Don’t cry. You’re gonna make me cry.
- Oh, I love you so much.
- What’s up, Mama? \h\h\h\h- Hi, baby.
Hi, son.
- What’s up, buddy?
\h\h\h\h- Oh, my God, I missed you so much.
Oh, it’s gonna be okay.
- Let’s get this stuff \h\h\h\h\hout of here.
- Give uncle some love... \h\h\h\h- What’s up, kid?
- So you guys can go upstairs.
\h\h- Yeah, I told you I was coming, didn’t I?
- Go play with your cousin, \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hbaby.
Come here, baby.
- Mama, I’m not gonna lie-- \h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Come here.
- I’m not trying to do \h\h\hall that [bleep]
in front of the cameras. \h\h- Let me talk to you.
- I don’t wanna do all this. \h\h\h\h- Can I just say hi?
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- No, I don’t wanna do that [bleep]
\hin front of the camera, Mama. - Can you give me what I need?
\h\h\h- I’m sorry, I’m trying to keep my [bleep] together.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- No, I don’t-- not on camera. Not right now.
\h\h\h\h\hI got too much going on a lot of [bleep]
\hI need to worry about right now.
\h- Hey, son. - What’s up?
- What you doing, baby?
- Nothing. It’s kind of hot \h\h\h\hin here, ain’t it?
- How are you feeling today, \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hbabe?
What’s been going on? \h\h\h\h\h- I’m cool.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hI’m good. - What you got going on?
- Yesterday drained me, boy.
- You and Ashley good?
- Just tryin’ to work on some [bleep]; that it. That’s all.
- Well, you’ll always be \h\h\h\hworking on stuff.
Let me tell you--hey, baby. \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hCome here.
- What’s up, kid?
- Come join us, beautiful.
- Ohh.
\h\h\h\h- I have to salvage my relationship right now.
\h\h\h\h\h\h\hStraight forward. I have to save my relationship
’cause it’s--it’s-- \h\hit’s dwindling
because of my--my actions,
\hso--and that’s my focus is me just fixing myself
right now, but--yeah. \h\h\h\hSo hopefully
everything--everything \h\h\h\h\h\hwill work.
- That’s the most \himportant part.
\h\h- It is because I can’t--[bleep]--I
\h\h\hcan’t be a good husband or a good parent all the way
\h\hor--or-nothing if I’m not-- - Sound like somebody you know?
\h\h\h\h\h- If I am not-- - Didn’t I tell you that?
- Fully capable of sustaining \h\h\h\h\h\heverything myself
and doing my own [bleep].
- You’re married now, and that’s your wife.
- It’s not just easy \h\h\hquits no more.
\h\h- Yeah, you--it’s--it’s not just [bleep] you, bye anymore.
- I know. I’m aware--
- It’s work. It’s work, baby.
- I know. I’m--I’m--I am
in the ringer right now trying to make everything work, but...
- It’s ’cause you love her and you want it to work super bad.
- I ain’t never loved nobody \h\h\h\h\h\has much as I love
this girl; I kid you not.
\h- I really believe that she really just wants you better.
- I know that’s the case.
\h\h- Let me tell you, that feeling that I got
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hwhen you came in last night--look,
I cry every time I think about it.
Look at the goosebumps.
\hLike, the relief, like, I can put my guard down,
\h’cause now you’re here to help me and protect me
\h\hso those days that Ashley picked you up at your lowest
or you picked her up \h\h\h\hat her lowest
and that feeling you had \h\hwhen you had nothing
and how good you guys were,
to find somebody to get you \h\h\h\hthrough your worst,
\hthey deserve you at your best, baby.
- I know; I know. I’m trying.
\h\h\h\h\hThere’s some work--some work to do.
- I know, baby.
[gentle music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ I like it like that ♪
♪ I like it ♪
- We're recording the podcast later today,
but Javi's mad that I went to the rage room with Chris,
and he keeps texting me.
I gonna FaceTime the girls real quick.
[line trilling]
Hey, Mom. - Hey.
- I just wanted to check on you
and the kids, make sure you guys are okay.
Can I see them?
- Say hi to Mama.
- Hi.
- Say hi. - Hi.
- Look at Stella, the new diver.
She learned how to dive.
- Oh, let me see.
Wow, Ms. Stella.
I love you guys. Bye.
- All right, bye.
- So have you spoken to Javi? - A little bit, yeah.
He's a little, you know, upset, I guess.
The vibe is a little weird right now,
'cause I'm here, and he doesn't really know
what's going on right now. Like, I don't know
if he thinks, like, I'm gonna do something or--
- Probably thinks we're out partying.
- Yeah, I don't know what he's thinking,
and he's really not telling me much either, so it's just,
like, I'm literally with Shirley, like,
this is a business trip pretty much.
- Mm-hmm. - Doing a podcast.
I don't got time for that [bleep],
so I really just ignore half of him.
Like, boy, if I really wanted to go down that negative route
or, like, cheat or anything like that,
I would've done it a long time ago.
- You don't have to fly out to a different state
to do that [bleep].
- Yeah, and I even told you who's gonna be here,
what we're doing, not like I'm hiding anything.
Like, I was very up and front about it, honest.
- Mm-hmm.
- So if Javi's feeling some type of way,
then again, like, I really don't give a [bleep],
'cause there's nothing I can do
or say to change his--his thought process.
- Don't forget, though, you guys
are now on your way to be one.
You guys are engaged, so you can't say
you don't give a [bleep] about that,
but maybe right now
is not the time for you to focus on that.
- Yeah, yeah, but I don't have time for it.
A part of me doesn't feel like Javi trusts me.
It kind of, like, turns me off a little bit
when his insecurities show,
because I just--I need somebody confident,
and I wish he was more confident within himself.
[upbeat music]
- Kloie's been resting since we got home from the dentist.
She's still in pain, and I'm exhausted.
- Hi.
So how was today? Stressful?
Girl, I don't even like the dentist.
- I cried when she was crying. I felt so bad.
- You was there, like, in the room?
- Yeah. She just wasn't messing with none of that,
and I felt so bad.
I was, like, in there crying, 'cause I just felt terrible,
and then they did all that poking and all the [bleep]
and couldn't--yeah, couldn't finish the numbing
so they weren't even able to do anything.
So my aunt was, like, calling and got me
into a place tomorrow, thank God,
and she might need surgery.
My mom's gonna come to the pediatric dentist.
She's been really trying to, like,
be there, so I think she was trying--
- But one thing about your mom is, Kloie, like,
she don't want Kloie to see her as that, you know, as Christy.
She wants Kloie to see her as the greatest grandma...
- Yeah. - In the [bleep] world.
- That's how she sees her, though.
- Yeah, and that's why, when--when
it's something about Kloie, she's--she's on it.
- I'm probably going to be up with her all night again.
I slept probably three hours last night.
- Yeah, she clowned. - She was up all night.
Then all night she wants her dad.
She wants her dad to come home.
She said she don't like there being two.
She goes, "I want there to be three of us here, not two.
If there's two, then we're all alone."
And she was like, "Don't you think we're both
all--all alone?" - Aww.
- And I'm like, "I mean, no, 'cause"--
- What does she even know about loneliness at three years old?
- I was like, "You have me." I was like, "I know,
but then you're alone." And I'm like...rude.
- Just break my heart.
So how has it been without Sean here?
- Awful. - Awful?
- Awful for--it just--not, like, awful as in for me.
I've been doing [bleep] really by myself
for a long--I mean, he's helped out,
but I feel like a lot of stuff has been on my shoulders anyway
so it don't feel that new to me.
I think it's more like trying to explain to her.
She don't understand-- - 'Cause it's, like,
randomly, like, y'all could--where's my dad?--
- Like, randomly she'll ask.
- Yeah, or when she's upset,
like when she was at the dentist's crying and screaming
and she was sitting over there holding her mouth.
There's blood. There's, like--she's
just so upset, and she's like,
"I want my daddy; I want my daddy."
And I know that, like, I don't even know what to say.
[gentle music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ Are you ready for a good time ♪
♪ ♪
- Ahh! Ahh!
\h\h- It’s been a few days since my date with Jaylan,
and now that he’s back \h\h\h\h\hin Georgia,
\h\h\hwe’re keeping in touch over texts.
I haven’t wanted to deal with \hwhat’s going on with my dad,
but Victoria’s coming over,
\h\h\h\h\h\h\hand I know she’s gonna bring it up.
Come in.
- Ola. - Fun.
- What are you doing?
\h\h- Oh, you know, I’m doing laundry.
- Please tell me about your date.
- Well...well-- \h\h- Come on.
- The date went really, really, \hreally, really, really well.
I mean, it--we--
\h\h\hthe conversation flowed the entire time.
He didn’t seem nervous \h\h\hwith the cameras.
\hThere was definitely-- - So the energy was good?
- Yeah, the vibes were good. \h\h\h\hThe energy was good.
It was just--we had a really \hgreat connection, I think.
- Did you end up telling Jaylan
\habout my phone call to you about our dad?
\h\h\h\h- No. - You didn’t?
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h- I didn’t-- - Probably not a good conve--
- I am not about to talk \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hto--talk
about that on my first date.
- I mean, I was just kind \h\h\h\h\h\hof curious--
- I left that entire--I left \h\h\h\h\h\hthat whole vibe--
that whole energy in my car.
- I totally wasn’t trying \h\h\hto ruin your date.
- I love him, but at the end \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hof the day,
I’m not--you got arrested? \h\hYou went to jail, okay.
Like, what do you \hwant me to do?
\h\h- I think for me in always living in a fear of losing him
when he was here and I wan-- \h\h\hI watched him withdraw
\hand almost died in the apartment.
- No, I don’t want my kids \h\hto see that, and I sure
as hell don’t want to see that.
\h\h\h\hWhen I was with dad, that relationship was toxic.
I used with him.
\h\h\h\h\h\hWe enabled each other’s addiction,
\h\hand there’s no way I can go back to that.
I’m done. You know what I mean? \h\h\h\h\h\hLike, I--I’m done.
\h\h\h- ♪ Every time I get back home suitcase down ♪
\h\h\h\h\h\h♪ And I hug my mom I forget about getting older ♪
[line trilling]
♪ Every time I get back home ♪
- Holly, what’s going on? \h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Nothing.
- Come say hi to Mommy.
- Hi, Mama.
- Hi, baby.
- I got dirt all over my hand.
- What you been doing?
- She just got up and \hwalked hella fast.
- Oh, okay, well, I’m glad you \hguys are having a good time.
I’ll talk to you later.
- All right, sound good.
♪ ♪
- So did you talk to Ashley, babe?
- Yeah, I just called her \hon FaceTime with Holly.
- How did that go? \h\h\h\h\h\h- Cool.
- Court? \h- Yeah.
- The case is settled.
\hI was supposed to turn myself in
and then I wasn’t--basically,
\h\h\h\hit was a lot going on; I wasn’t able to make the date
that I was supposed to turn myself in.
\h\hSo I went back into court, and they--he basically told me
\h\h\h\h\h\hjust come-- come back in November.
Once I do these little \h\h\h\h\h\h\htwo weeks
\h\h\h\hthen I’ll be done with this DUI situation.
I’m tired of dealing \h\hwith all of this.
Like, I’m tired of it.
- How many courts cases, like,
\h\h\hare you just--that’s the last one--you’re done?
- There’s another one.
\h\h\h\hBasically, I got--I got arrested on--on the grad night
at hella later in the night, \h\h\h\hsome stuff happened,
\h\h\h\hand I ended up having to fire my gun and whatever.
So it wasn’t the best decision; \h\h\h\hI could have definitely
\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hprobably made a different decision, but...
\h\h\h\h- Right, do you know the worst-case scenario and,
like, the best-case scenario? \h\hLike, best-case scenario
- The best-case scenario \h\h\hthey drop the case.
\h\h\h\hThe worst-case, three years in prison?
- You’re kidding me. \h\h\h\h\h\h\h- Nope.
\h\h\h\h- How’s Ashley feeling about all this?
- She tired of dealing with [bleep]. I ain’t gonna lie.
- I just feel like when you’re \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hin a marriage--
I’ve seen married couples;
they’re partners.
They’re equals.
\h\h\hOne is not taking and draining the other.
And I don’t feel like \h\h\h\hI have that.
I feel like I’ve been drained. \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\hI feel like
I’m always giving direction \h\hand never getting any.
\h\h\hI don’t feel like I’m being met halfway,
and so I don’t feel like \h\h\h\hit’s a marriage.
I don’t necessarily know what it looks like going forward.
\hI’m just, like, kind of making plans day by day.
\hI guess we’ll see when Bar comes back.
- We're on our way to the pediatric dentist
to see if Kloie needs surgery. She's still on a lot of pain,
so I'm glad my parents are here for her.
But I'm already stressed, and having them around
isn't helping.
Grab--don't.
This--this, I don't like. I don't like that [bleep].
- Oh. - 'Cause if something spills...
- Just stopped.
- Mom, this is what the [bleep] I meant.
- I'll clean it up, Jade. - Oh, my God.
- Can you pull the speedway? I'll clean it out, Jade.
- I knew this was gonna happen. I just--
- I will--okay.
- I mean-- - I will clean it out.
- I'll tell you something, and you don't listen to me.
We're here at the baby dentist.
- Yay.
[light rock music]
♪ ♪
- Kloie just finished her consult,
and they said she does need surgery to fix her tooth.
So we scheduled it for next week.
She's never been put under before,
and to make things worse,
I can't be with her when they do it.
- Okay, baby, let Mammaw get you to all buckled in.
- The anesthesiologist is gonna come,
and they're gonna give her a S-H-O-T,
and that's gonna make her very off her feet
so they can sedate her. She was, like,
he's brushing her teeth like she's supposed to,
but she was like, what it is, is,
any of those chewy candies that Sean eats,
she said those even when you brush they stick...
- Yeah. - And they don't come out.
So they're gonna put a needle in her
and sedate her while I'm not there.
- What? - So she's gonna be screaming
and crying for me. - I told you.
I didn't think they would. - But kids, you know
why they won't? I'ma tell ya, 'cause kids
are better without their parents.
- No, they're not. It's 'cause of COVID.
That's why.
I feel sick.
I'm about to get sick or something.
- It's horrible when you got something up with your kid.
- I know she's just gonna be crying
and want me to go with her.
- I know.
You just gotta put it out of your head.
Or, like you know, when she goes back, I mean,
it's--it's easier said than done,
'cause you sure can't, but maybe you might need
some--maybe an anxiety pill for that day.
[light piano music]
♪ ♪
- We'll figure it out.
- I should just have y'all drop me off.
I'm going right here.
- Where? - Right at the Moose.
- You have to gamble every single day?
- Yup. - No, I haven't played bingo,
Jade, forever till yesterday.
If you don't want to, Jade, you don't have to.
- Mom, we're already on the side.
I can't even get over it to get on the highway
if I wanted to now.
This is where I can't be around you long,
'cause I'm, like, a nervous wreck.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- Chris and his friends set up the podcast equipment
downstairs, and we're recording soon,
but Javi's still acting jealous,
and I'm getting annoyed.
Jesus Christ.
Oh, this is so fancy.
- What's going on? What's up? What's up? What's up?
- A'ight, what's going on, everybody?
Welcome back to another episode of PTSD.
We've got a special guest for you guys.
Y'all gonna like this one, so...
- Real spicy. - So we gonna let--
we gonna let her introduce herself.
- Hey, guys. It's a Bri Baby.
- Bri Baby. - Bri Baby.
- I'ma start it with this then.
It says here, you know, you're part of "Teen Mom."
What's the biggest misconception
that the people have about you?
- That I'm a bitch or that I'm heartless.
There's, like, so many things that people say about me
that is really untrue, and it's--it sucks.
- What do you think are the three
most important characteristics of co-parenting?
- I don't know.
I feel like co-parenting is the hardest thing.
- Oh, top five. Co-parenting make
you wanna throw your phone; like, it just make you...
just, like, bro, leave me alone.
- Co-parenting is hard,
and it can be very depressing sometimes.
- I would like to thank you for coming on here.
- Yeah, appreciate it. - We had a nice chat.
- Thank you for inviting me.
- It's a good vibe; it's a good vibe.
- I love you guys. I had such a great time.
We could do a picture. I think that would be cute.
- All right, one, two...
- Can we touch each other, or that's not allowed?
[upbeat funky music]
♪ ♪
- I just got back home, and I'm glad
I got to meet Chris and do the podcast,
even if it makes the situation with me complicated.
- Mommy.
Look. - Let me see.
- I-I-I got money from the tooth fairy.
- What?
[indistinct] crazy.
Where's [indistinct]?
- She's upstairs. Get away.
Off the [indistinct].
- Oh [bleep]. You're back.
- Mm-hmm. - So how was it?
- It was fun. I had a good time.
It wasn't awkward, like, it was good vibes.
So that was good, 'cause I was, like, nervous
it was gonna be weird.
- Did you talked to Javi about any of this?
- What? Oh, I told Javi everything,
like, where I went, what I was doing, like...
- What did he say? - What can he say?
- No, what did he say? It's not, what can he say?
We know he can't say [bleep], but what did he say,
'cause there a difference.
- He told me that he didn't know
I was doing all the extra stuff as far as, like, rage room.
- What did you think of the podcast, though?
Like, the whole concept of it?
- It was fine. - And you don't have to,
you know, be edited or watch what you say, right?
- Oh, yeah, we do gotta watch what we say, but...
- Why?
- 'Cause of Kail, girl.
- But no, I'm not trying to get under anybody's skin,
but I guess people would see it like that.
- Everything makes Kail upset.
Kail is never happy. She looks at people
I feel like as their [bleep] territory.
- She'll be all right. She'll get over it.
- We'll all be fine. We'll all get over it.
[funky music]
♪ ♪
- How you feel about the podcasts
we just did with Brianna?
- That join was cool, man. I feel like it'd be a pros
and cons with bringing Brianna on the podcast.
- Yeah. - I mean it's only one con
that I can really think about. - Pissing Kail off, right?
- Yeah. - Kail's not gonna like it off
the fact that it's just Briana. That's it.
It's just, like, if I post certain things I know
it's gonna get a reaction;
I gotta be ready for that, you know?
- You think it's gonna start some fireworks.
- All right, I'ma just put it like this, you know how
the fireworks that shoot up really high and they explode?
- Yeah. - It's a really good show.
This is it. That is all.
[light music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ It begins now ♪
♪ Now ♪
♪ I will be back ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Ready for the fun ♪
♪ Its begins now ♪
♪ Everything is happening ♪
♪ Now ♪
♪ This is the start ♪
♪ Where it all begins ♪
♪ Ooh-ooh ♪
♪ It begins now ♪
- So how's the dating going? Jaylan.
- He knows I have three kids. - Yeah, I 'cause he has none.
- I'm--I'm planning to make us
co-inhabiting this house as smooth as possible.
- What happened to you and Javi?
- Me going to do a podcast was an issue.
I don't think I wanna talk to him ever again.
- I might have to tell you something.
I'm going jail, so...
- Uh-oh.