- Previously on "Love & Hip Hop Miami"...
- Ever since DJ Envy used my daughter's GoFundMe
as the butt of a joke, we've been attacked.
- We're going through a lot right now.
- Did Amara call when she was in the hospital?
- I don't want to be part of all this drama
and all the bull[bleep] that is happening.
Frankly, I saw this backlash coming,
requesting money from the people,
and then you're out here buying all types of crazy stuff.
- You're dating somebody?
- I just think ever since I've seen the manbo,
just went crazy.
- I saw the manbo
because I needed protection from Gaelle.
- I would love to fix your sister, your evil sister.
- Ever since Flo visit the manbo,
my life been cursed.
- This [bleep] is [bleep] up.
- Try and make a scene. - [bleep] you.
- [bleep] my [bleep] [bleep].
- Yo!
[indistinct shouting]
- I wanted to do a premiere party.
- I'm bringing Eliza Reign.
- Yeah. - I just don't want
no [bleep] with her and Tip.
- You say Tip.
I'm about to take some hormone pills.
- You're full of [bleep].
You sell [bleep] and I sell homes.
Your son seen you [bleep] [bleep] on the internet.
- Oh, my God.
- And you [bleep] [bleep] for free in public, [bleep]!
- I'm working on an all-female project
called Queens Don't Compete.
I'm doing this project with Supa Cindy.
She's a known Miami radio legend.
- I have someone I want you to meet.
- So this is Zoey Brinxx. - Thank you.
- I'm sorry to bust the party, guys.
I have to leave. - Are you getting her ready?
- Yes.
- I don't want to meet nobody else.
- At the cypher, it was just the wrong time
for you to meet Trina.
Zoey, Trina.
- I don't know if I'm coming to the meeting.
- What?
- I was talking to Trina.
Where was-- - Wait! Wait! Wait!
- ♪♪ Bienvenido a Miami, baby ♪♪
♪♪ Mi gente ♪♪
[singers vocalizing]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ We on fire ♪♪
- ♪♪ It's time to get it ♪♪
- ♪♪ Andale, if you're ready I don't wanna wait ♪♪
♪♪ I think you're ready for it ♪♪
- Thank you so much for coming and helping me
because I know that I was supposed to go to the office.
It's too much. - It's OK.
- OK, baby. - Thank you.
Thank you so much.
I'll open the gate for you now. - OK.
Later, baby.
[baby crying]
I'm going.
Mama. Mommy. Yeah.
Hello? Yes.
Valentino, did you get all the copies that we need?
- Hey, guys. What's up?
What's popping? It's your girl, Amara La Negra.
Welcome to "Exactly Amara."
On today's episode, we are talking about being a mother
and also being a businesswoman.
[baby crying]
Shh.
I am barely keeping it all together--
my relationship, my girls, my real estate,
my podcast, my cosmetic line.
And I don't get no breaks.
It's just too much.
You're OK?
- I had too much headache.
- I need to work, babe.
I'm sorry.
Here, Mommy.
[baby crying]
My mom has been helping me, but honestly I just don't
want to put too much on her.
She had a health scare a few weeks ago,
and that's another thing that got me stressed out.
I don't know how to balance this.
I just feel like it's so much pressure on me.
I'm trying to do my best to take care of the girls
and still be here for you because
I know that you don't feel good.
- I'm sorry about me, mami.
- No, it's not your fault. I just can't keep doing this.
And it's like, you know what?
I don't want to lose myself.
I don't really, like, do anything else
besides working all the time.
- Go with Safaree.
- Safaree and I have made up since our last fight,
and he's been in Jamaica with his family ever since.
- You like Safaree, right?
- I like Safaree.
I do.
- Maybe he want marriage with you.
- Um, I'm not sure if I'm ready for all of that.
- Why not?
- I think marriage is a big conversation.
If anything, I'm slowing things down with Safaree
so that I can make the right decision about the man
I want to give my heart to.
- I think you need that.
Go to the outside with your friends.
- You know what?
I do need to go out.
And as a matter of fact, Princess invited me to go
hang out with her to play poker.
I've never played poker,
but it seems like it would be fun.
Princess planned a ladies poker night,
and Shay and Vonshae are gonna be there.
Vonshae and I have been friends since last year.
But I have been intentionally just tuning out
all the GoFundMe drama.
I saw this disaster coming, OK, because you can't
ask people to financially help you and then
want a certain lifestyle.
But I don't want to continue to engage on this topic
'cause I don't want her to feel worse.
I just hope that they learned their lesson.
So I was thinking of inviting Eliza.
You know, she's also a single mom
and she's also working in real estate.
So I'm gonna call her. I'm gonna invite her.
- [speaking Spanish]
[doorbell ringing] - It's Natalie.
- Oh, Natalie? Oh.
- I got myself caught up in another business.
- OK.
[hip-hop music]
- ♪♪ You want to be like this ♪♪
♪♪ You want to be like this ♪♪
- What's your name?
- Queen K. - Queen K.
- ♪♪ Run it, run it, run it up ♪♪
♪♪ I've been running ♪♪
- Thank you so much.
It's really good.
I'm not just saying that 'cause I wrote it.
[laughter]
- Introducing Miami Tip.
We are here to celebrate her book release,
"The Bottom Line."
- It's all my strippers!
[cheers and applause]
- I'm exhausted.
I've been working late nights in the studio,
laying down verses for the Queens Don't Compete project.
But I dragged myself out tonight
to celebrate my girl Tip, the queen of the pole,
and her book about life in the strip club.
- I just want to thank everyone for being here.
This book is my baby.
I started dancing at 16, and my only goal
was to take care of my mom.
This was like a homage to the dollar bills
that made me who I am today.
- Yes, Tip!
- I might have sucked a lot of--no, I'm kidding.
I was scared to do a book signing because
I didn't think people would take a stripper
turned author seriously.
But people love it.
And it's just really special to me.
- This event, it's beautiful.
- Thank you!
- [indistinct] out of town, so he couldn't be here tonight.
- My feet hurt, girl.
I've been on my feet all night trying to keep it cute.
This is the first time I've seen you since Bobby's party.
- I'm, like, still minding my business.
It wasn't a problem until Zoey walks over there saying,
oh, I'm trying to make sure I'm not coming
over here to the mean girls.
- You the one came over here with the mean girl [bleep].
- I wasn't talking to you! You're a nobody!
- I'm over here on that! - I'm talking to Trina, bitch!
- It was more than just a mean girl comment.
I didn't like her attitude.
I was triggered, basically, so I just snapped.
- She doesn't know Trina is dealing
with real life situations. - Right.
- Trina actually had a bad [bleep] day.
You know, we still dealing with the death of Suga--
- Right.
- --and a whole lot of other things.
Everything is motivated by protecting Trina.
She's so overworked, so overwhelmed.
The girl needs some rest.
She's trying to do too much.
What was going on with you and Eliza?
- Me, her, and Bobby, like, we started
in the strip club together. - Yes.
- I know her as Satin.
I don't know her as Eliza.
A lot of people don't know that Eliza is evil.
She's one of them evil girls that will do [bleep]
to attack you and then call the police.
I think I ride so hard against Eliza
because truth is that she hurt me.
I really thought that she was a friend.
But she left all her friends in the dust
when she hooked up with Future.
She is a dangerous user and a clout chaser.
- I do not like the name calling.
And I heard something about kids.
[overlapping shouting] - Listen, your son seen you
[bleep] [bleep] on the internet.
- Sure do!
And you [bleep] [bleep] for free in public,
[bleep]! - Whatever. Whatever.
- I was like, hey! - Yeah.
You ain't talking about my kid.
My son is in college with a full academic scholarship.
I seen her daughter in jail.
It just shows the difference.
The saddest part is that Eliza already had
a daughter who she barely saw.
And her daughter now has a mugshot
because Eliza leaves everyone behind
to do what's best for her.
That's why I don't want her around Bobby
or anyone in my circle.
Don't talk about my parenting, don't talk about my child
because then I'm gonna come for you.
And [bleep] that you think I don't know?
I know.
- ♪♪ Lately I've been ♪♪
♪♪ Feeling kind of jaded ♪♪
- Hey. How was your day today?
- It was good.
It's a lot going on,
but I'm happy that I'm in a place, you know?
There's been some big changes in my life.
I finally have a place to live.
I moved in with my man!
[giggling]
Love you.
- Kelvin is my man, my man, my man.
We've been together for two years.
I love him very, very much.
- I don't want to see no hair everywhere.
- [laughs] - That red and blue hair
all over my ass crack. - [laughing]
When Kelvin found out I didn't have a place to stay
and I was sleeping at my salon, as my man,
he didn't appreciate that.
He wanted to help me and provide for me.
- If I can maybe help you out here in places--
I mean, you don't have to be homeless.
- So he got his coins together and found a place
for both of us to stay.
I'm excited for this new chapter in my life.
I got a room.
I got a shower.
Now I can focus on making music and doing hair, like,
instead of worrying about where I'm gonna be at every day.
So I'm grateful.
- Are you feeling all right after
that little event at Bobby's?
- I'm OK, but I still feel the way that I feel.
I just got to defend myself, babe.
I can't just be letting people talk to me any type of way.
- Once again, like I told you, they go low, we go high.
- No, they go low, they need to get dragged.
I don't know if I'm coming up to the mean girls.
- What? Don't say mean girls.
Ain't no mean girls over here. - Hey. Hold up.
- I don't even [bleep] know you, to be real.
- I don't know your big ass either.
- I have no regrets about what happened at Bobby's party.
I can't believe Joy would come for me like that.
I approached them nicely.
It was a joke.
Joy just went in for no reason.
I was really in my feelings when that situation happened.
Before I even finish my sentence, her purse holder--
I don't know if you know who that is.
Joy or whatever her name is.
Trina know what she doing.
She got them purse holders around her for a reason.
If she wanted real boss bitches who got their own mind
that's gonna tell her what it is to be around her,
she would have had them around her.
Her purse-holding ass try to come and jump and say [bleep].
Because she feel like I'm new, she want to talk to me crazy.
I'm not--like, I'm not [bleep] with that.
- How you feel that'll affect you with the--
you know, this Queens Don't Compete project?
- I honestly love Supa Cindy and everything
that she stands for, but I don't want
to be around negative energy.
Why do I have to kiss ass just for me to be on, you know?
Supa Cindy approached me about being
a feature artist on her mixtape called Queens Don't Compete.
And this project is something that she's doing with Trina.
It was something I was looking forward to
until all this mess with Team Trina started.
- I want you to look at the bigger picture.
Yeah, I think this is a good look, you know.
Zoey and Trina on a project together.
You know, I mean, Trina is a legend in Miami.
- I'm not saying I don't want to do it.
But you got to understand where I'm coming from.
These people don't respect me.
Like, they see me as if I'm like a subordinate,
and I'm not.
I feel like my talent speaks for itself.
- I think you should talk to Supa Cindy.
With her relationship that she have with Trina, y'all could
come to a solution on things.
You're not gonna kiss her ass, but we're not here
to stop greatness from happening.
You get what I'm saying?
- I'm gonna go talk to her.
But I just hope that nobody gonna
try to play with me because I don't got the energy for it.
I'm here to make music.
I'm here to make money.
So I'll talk to her.
But if it goes wrong, I'm blaming you.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop Miami"...
- Are you a lesbian now?
- Claudia is my baby.
She's a hungry bitch.
I need you to mind your business.
- I go to Bobby's performance.
She got belligerently crazy.
I don't do drama.
I don't know if I can work with her.
- It is what it is.
- You look so nice.
- Girl, you have a whole friendship
over here you got to finish.
You're getting new ones? Like, OK.
- Well, I hope you a better friend to her
than you were with me.
[indistinct shouting]
- Bitch! Bitch!
- I don't know what the [bleep] is wrong with this bitch!
- [vocalizing]
♪♪ My therapy ♪♪
[hip-hop music]
- ♪♪ We 'bout to shut it down ♪♪
♪♪ Girls all needy, blush when I'm in there ♪♪
♪♪ Ooh, how I like it ♪♪
- I'll just take [indistinct].
Something very light, you know.
- Trina.
- How are you?
- I'm good, girl.
Your drink is so colorful and pretty.
- I know. [laughs]
- A mixture of some of everything.
- So how are you?
- You know, just stressing over this album.
- Really?
Cindy and I have partnered up to work on
Queens Don't Compete, which is an all-female
girls project that we've been working on all summer.
It's more than this album.
It's a whole movement.
- It's definitely gonna be a game-changer, I feel like.
OK, so what are you stressing about?
- This project is my baby.
I don't have no kids.
And it's just like, I'm not playing with this project.
- I'm going 100% in, full throttle.
- Yeah.
- Because I don't want to draw this out
and it takes the whole winter.
- Yeah.
By summer it's banging, exactly.
The project is happening, and I'm super excited.
I got artists like Flo Milli, Maiya The Don, KaMillion.
This is a moment for women in hip-hop,
and I want to meet that moment.
I don't want this moment to pass.
I'm really glad you came to the cypher that day.
But, like, what happened with Zoey?
'Cause I wanted you to meet her because she honestly is dope
'case she sings, she raps.
But I don't know what happened that day.
- First of all, I don't have that much time.
I'm not in the best mood.
- Exactly. - I'm not feeling the best.
And then she walks over.
I don't know her.
I never saw her before.
And she spoke. - Yeah.
- And I was like, hi. - Mm-hmm.
- I'd like to introduce you guys.
So this is-- - You do your thing.
- Thank you.
- Repping north Miami.
- Sorry to bust the party, guys.
I have to leave.
- Are you leaving already? - Yes.
I don't want to meet nobody else.
- And then it was just like the rush out.
I gotta go.
Now, press forward, I go to Bobby's performance.
Zoey walks over. - Mm-hmm.
- She just goes, I don't know if I really want
to walk into the mean girls.
- Zoey, Trina.
- I don't know if I'm coming up to the mean girls.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait!
- Then Joy was offended that she said
the mean girls. - Mean girls.
- Meaning like plural, plus one.
It's four or five of us sitting here.
But then she got belligerently crazy and wild.
- All y'all could jump in there.
I don't give a [bleep] who y'all defending.
- I don't know your big ass either.
- [bleep] [bleep]! Bitch!
- Now she has to go.
- I'm finna strangle that skinny ass [bleep].
- I was just more like, what the [bleep]?
- When it comes to Zoey Brinxx,
I've known her for, like, the last three years,
and she's the only girl on my side for five.
- Mm-hmm. - So it just
truly breaks my heart.
It's unfortunate that that happened.
And now it's like, what do I do?
- I don't do drama.
I don't know if I can work with her.
- Zoey, she's put me in a terrible position.
Like, I've been supporting her for so long.
I really want Zoey on this project.
I don't know whether to fight for her or to just not bother.
But Trina's my partner.
I mean, she's the queen of Miami.
It just sucks that it turned out to be like this.
- The elephant needs to be addressed in the room.
- Yeah, definitely. - Because it's very tense.
And this is my family, so we already know how I'm rocking.
- It is what it is.
- All right.
You ready [indistinct]?
Everybody go like this.
- ♪♪ Shake, shake it double time ♪♪
[laughter]
♪♪ Iced out like stormy ♪♪
♪♪ In this real nice weather ♪♪
♪♪ But it's out here looking like ♪♪
- I'm posting it.
Yo, my song is doing amazing.
We're at two million views in seven days.
What do you think, boy?
- You don't see that every day.
- Exactly.
Bounce Dat is on fire right now.
I'm so proud of my success.
Marlon couldn't ruin it.
Gaelle couldn't ruin it.
This is everything I had hoped for when I set out
to do this collab with Trina.
I just wish that I could be this successful
in my personal life.
How do you guys feel with Daddy not being here in the house?
- Mad. - You're mad?
- Mm-hmm.
- How do you feel?
- I don't want nobody else around.
- What you mean somebody else?
- Boyfriend or something.
- I don't even want you to have another boyfriend.
- Exactly. - That's how y'all feel?
- We don't see you with nobody else but our dad.
- Mm-hmm.
- I brought Claudia out with me
at the Bounce Dat release party.
The industry doesn't seem to care.
But I don't know about the kids.
They just know Claudia as Mom's friend.
Honestly, I think the kids will be more upset
about me moving forward from their dad
then dating Claudia.
[doorbell ringing]
- Hi, Gaelle.
- What's up? You good?
- Yep.
- No, Gaelle is not popping up.
I invited her over.
Now that I had some time to cool down,
I need to confront my issues with Gaelle
before she pop up again the wrong way.
- So what you guys got going on?
- We're just eating.
- [laughing]
- OK, boys.
Let me have a little talk with Gaelle.
- OK.
I feel like this is the time
we need to stop that bull[bleep].
I need peace.
- You need peace? - Yes.
- You need peace?
- That's what I'm here for.
- After all you've done?
Let's take it over there
since we don't want the kids to hear.
The kids don't know anything bad about Gaelle or their dad.
I'll do everything I can to protect them from our drama.
I want to know about your peace.
- I'm trying to give back to you.
- Give back to me how?
- Like clear everything.
I don't want no problems.
That's what I'm here. - How?
After all you've done?
- Yes, after all I've done.
I want to clear everything now. That's why--
- Do you remember all the [bleep] you've done to me,
Gaelle? - Yes I do.
- Do you remember how you were all up in the mix
with the Debbie situation?
- He went in between my legs.
He started to whatever.
- It was just a trap.
I fell for it.
- You know why you got caught?
Because I was the brave enough bitch to go to [bleep] Gaelle!
- How you were in the mix with yourself and Marlon.
- There's a lot of [bleep] going on
between me and Marlon.
We had an affair.
- What the [bleep]?
- How you just pop up at every mother[bleep] event.
- [bleep] you too!
- [bleep] my [bleep] [bleep]! - Yo!
- Everything is the past now.
So we trying to clear everything.
We trying to--
- No, we cannot clear everything like that.
- We gonna work things out.
- No. I cannot forget everything--
- Of course, you have to.
- --that you've done to me as my sister.
- First of all--
- You were supposed to be my protector,
and I never felt protected by you.
That's the reason I even had to go see Shell.
- I would love to fix your sister.
Do you want me to stop her?
- Yeah.
- Don't worry about Gaelle.
Leave her to me.
- Ever since you went to her, my business went down.
My son went to jail.
My restaurant caught on fire.
It's a lot of [bleep] that happened to me.
- That's not my fault. - Yes.
- I went to her for my protection.
- Don't even go there. Yes.
- I never went to her for anything.
- No, 'cause that [bleep] spooky [bleep].
- I went to Manbo Pa Pe Chay for protection.
I never put a curse on Gaelle.
I went to the manbo for my own protection.
It's up to the ancestors to determine
who or what I need protection from.
Manbo Pa Pe Chay had nothing to do with you.
Have you ever thought about karma?
- Karma doesn't have nothing to do with me.
- Yes. It's karma catching on to you.
- It's Manbo Pa Pe Chay.
Everyone saw Flo put a curse on me.
This is not a joke.
It's the power of religion.
This is my sister's fault
because she let her do that [bleep] to me.
I don't want problems.
I just want my sister back.
- OK, but I need you to acknowledge your mistakes.
You don't even apologize for anything.
- I'm sorry.
[tense music]
I'll ask you a question now.
Are you a lesbian now?
- I'm exploring life.
I do not care if she's a woman or a man.
- Claudia, that's your girl? - Yeah.
- She's a hungry bitch.
I know Claudia.
- She protects me.
- How?
- She's very supportive of my career.
She always there for me.
- So now you know her better than me?
And I'm telling you as a big sister who she is.
Claudia is known well in the community.
Everybody know her as a hustler.
She's using my sister for exposure,
especially after Flo sung with Trina.
Claudia like the attention,
and she will do anything to get it.
So you don't think she's using you?
- Using me for what?
- You're an artist.
You're talented.
She ain't [bleep].
- Claudia is my baby.
And I need you to mind your business.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop Miami"...
- I will drop kick your ass!
- Why, bitch?
- Let me get the [bleep] up out of here.
- I'm never hanging out with you bitches again.
- [vocalizing]
♪♪ Yeah ♪♪
[singing indistinctly]
[upbeat music]
- I'm back in Miami, and I'm super excited
to be hosting this ladies poker night.
So I rented this fabulous penthouse
specifically for this event.
And I haven't seen my friends in so long.
I'm happy to be introducing poker to the ladies,
and maybe they'll take to it like I did.
[doorbell ringing]
- Hey!
- Oh, my God! Wow.
Yes!
- You look like you've already started the party.
- Mm-hmm.
- I invited Amara because that's my girl.
I love her.
And I invited Shay because I know she just had a baby
and, I mean, this is a MILF party.
We just need to have our mommy time and girl's night out.
- I tried to look sexy for you and everything.
Do you like my tits?
I did this for you.
You know what I'm saying? OK.
Because I haven't seen you since, like, when?
Since like, I had my girls.
By the way, I know it's kind of awkward
and I kind of want to take advantage of it
that nobody's here to ask you.
But what the hell is going on between you and Ray J?
Listen, last time I spoke to you, you were over it.
I can't do this anymore, blah, blah, blah.
"But I still love him."
And then it's like, OK, we're getting a divorce.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait. What was that?
What was that last part?
- "But I still love him."
- There's your answer.
- So Shay invited me out to the girl's night,
and I'm grateful.
My graduation is coming up,
and I've been working on my dissertation.
I'm trapped in a house taking care of Osuna
by myself because, sadly, Richard does not help.
I'm struggling to keep it all together.
- I've made the final table, like, at least five times.
I've won a tournament once. [doorbell ringing]
Who's that?
- Who's that?
- Hi! - Hi!
- Hi, beautiful. - How are you?
- I'm good. You look good!
- Thank you. - Y'all drinking already?
- You smell good. - It's a girl's night for real.
- This is my first time seeing Amara,
and I'm really pissed off at her.
We were super close during my pregnancy.
And once Osuna had all her medical issues
and the whole GoFundMe fiasco, Amara was nowhere to be found.
I feel like Amara's a fake-ass friend
who abandoned me when I needed her the most.
- So, yes!
How have you been?
You look good. - Yes.
- Get to it, so you can feel saucy.
- What am I toasting to?
- Life, success, friendships.
- Things are still tense and unresolved
between my mother and Fabo.
But when the time is right, my mother and Fabo will
sit down and settle their differences.
But for now, I need to get out of the house
and have some fun, be with my girls,
and just enjoy positive energy.
- Hey.
- Hey!
How you doing?
It's a MILF party.
- I see!
The MILF is here.
Hey y'all!
- Hey! - Hey!
- It's a party. - It's a MILF party.
- Hi, baby.
- I invited Vonshae because Amara
and Vonshae needs to make up.
Because I know they were good friends.
They were building a rapport.
I'm trying to bring them back together,
but I don't know how this is gonna go.
- What are we doing, a game I don't know how to play?
- We're playing poker.
- So how do you play?
What do we do?
- The first thing you do is just try to make a pair.
[doorbell ringing]
- How do you choose a card?
- Coming!
Hello.
Is that Suki with the Good Cookie?
[laughter] - Coochie, girl.
- You look good, my girl.
I know that's right.
My girl getting thick.
- What the [bleep] is this?
- I thought we was playing Uno.
I don't know how to do it.
[laughter]
- Amara has invited me out
to meet these new group of ladies.
I'm a little on edge because I don't know
what to expect from this group.
I really feel like I need a little mental break
after Bobby's party and running into Miami Tip.
It was just a bit much for me.
[doorbell ringing]
- No, no, no.
I invited a friend.
- Hi. How are you?
- I'm good. How are you?
- I'm great. I'm Eliza.
- Oh.
It's my new best friend.
I heard about the shouting match
that Eliza had with Tip at Bobby's event,
and I feel terrible 'cause I encouraged her to go.
But at the same time, I know what it's like
to have your relationship pulled apart in public.
- Oh, my God!
Oh, you look so nice! - Thank you.
- Amara brought this new girl, Eliza, whoever she is.
And it's weird as [bleep], like, girl,
you have a whole friendship over here you got to finish.
You're getting new ones?
Like, OK.
- Cookie shake.
- Shake.
Hey, Princess.
- She's a realtor and she's been helping me
look at properties and stuff.
- You like Selling Sunset type vibes?
- Yeah.
She's super cool, super dope.
So I wanted you guys to bond and meet and have
a little girl's night, so--
- Well, I don't want to hear that.
I need to talk to Amara's ass.
- It's just like the energy just shifted.
I'm trying to figure-- - Yeah, what was that about?
That was weird.
- Yes, bitch, 'cause you avoided the elephant
in the room, which is me.
- I don't know what the hell's going on, but anyways--
- I hope you a better friend to her than you've been to me.
- Ooh.
- Whoa!
- You don't think I'm a good friend to you?
- You think you a good friend?
- You can ask yourself the same thing.
- I'm a great friend. Do I check on you all the time?
Where have you been at the past couple weeks?
- Dealing with my own life. - And guess what.
I was doing my own life and I still checked up
on you and your mama, so I don't want to hear that.
- I didn't think you wanted to have
this conversation right now.
- Put it on the table.
- Y'all, we all here!
I want to hear the story too.
- I don't know if y'all been watching the blogs,
but y'all see I'm going through a whole bunch of [bleep].
My man, this whole GoFundMe me situation.
It's some bull[bleep].
People been coming to my family
telling me to kill myself.
My daughter's back in the hospital.
I'm going through real life [bleep].
And you supposed to be my friend, Amara.
You ain't call me one time.
So I hope you a better friend to her
than you are to me.
- I'm going through my own personal [bleep]--
- No, no, no, no. I was still a friend.
I was still a friend, Amara. I was still a friend, Amara.
- I don't feel the need to come at you with this attitude.
- But what the [bleep] you wanna do, though?
But what the [bleep]--bitch!
What the [bleep] you wanna do though?
- What the [bleep]? [bleep] bitch.
- You can't jump around, bitch.
I will drop-kick your ass!
- [bleep] is wrong with you? - Why? Why, bitch? Why?
- How dare you [bleep] try to throw a drink at me?
Have you lost your mother[bleep] mind?
I don't know what the [bleep] is wrong with this bitch!
I came for a ladies night, and this is
what the [bleep] I come into?
I am furious.
Like, what the [bleep]?
And then she wonders why I don't
want to hang out with her.
This is exactly why.
- What the [bleep]?
- Princess, I am so sorry, girl.
- Put your shoes on. Come on.
- I'm calling my therapist. - Come on. Let's go this way.
- I'm in the [bleep] hallway like I'm a basic bum bitch!
[bleep] y'all!
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop Miami"...
- As of right now, you're not gonna be on the project.
- Y'all want to pick Trina's side?
- You should have just [bleep] walked away.
- Everybody took her side.
Coming for me 'cause of her cousin.
[bleep] her cousin.
- I don't know what the [bleep] is wrong with this bitch!
[dramatic music]
- What the [bleep]?
- I'm in the [bleep] hallway like I'm a basic bum bitch!
[bleep] y'all!
If you seen me spaz out, you know I'm serious.
I don't do this. - You don't.
- Exactly.
- Princess, I am so sorry, girl.
- Princess, don't invite me to nothing else.
- I'm calling my therapist. - Come on. Let's go this way.
- Out of nowhere, Vonshae started attacking Amara.
Now look what's happening.
This is my first time meeting Vonshae,
and the last thing she needs to do
is be fighting with somebody.
I don't have to deal with this stuff, period.
Because I don't hang out with people that I don't like.
- Let me get the [bleep] up out of here!
- I just wanted to have a night to go out, hang out,
and reconnect with my friends.
And Vonshae came at me like a maniac.
And now I'm being held back by security.
The [bleep]?
- I'm never hanging out with you bitches again.
[laughter]
- So this group of people?
Honestly, it's giving Crackheads Gone Wild.
This be the last time y'all bitches see me.
Bye, y'all!
- Bye, boo. - Bye, baby.
- I have to go home to my babies.
Bye!
- WTF?
- That was a lot.
Honestly, I didn't come out here expecting
to have that type of night.
- She wanted to fight your ass.
- I may have not been there to check up on her
on the daily 'cause life goes on and,
you know what I'm saying, you get caught up.
- If I had a baby and I was mad at you for not being there,
I still would not be mad at you like that.
- React that way.
What type of friend thinks that this
is the way to handle it?
I am extremely disgusted and upset
at Vonshae's behavior as a supposedly grown-ass woman.
- At the end of the day, I love Amara
and I absolutely love Vonshae.
And they need to have a conversation.
- Just them alone. - Yeah.
- This kind of reminds me like the last time I was out.
I had to go through this with Miami Tip.
- I mean, it's not one of my best friends,
but we've never had no issues.
- She walked over to where I was sitting at.
She a certified hater.
- You went and got a DNA test before you even had the baby
because you didn't know if it was
the [bleep] from Ohio or Future's baby!
- Oh, my God.
- Girl, like, what--like, what is wrong with you?
Talking about my oldest daughter.
- What did she say about that?
- She was like, oh, my son got a scholarship.
Your daughter got a mug shot.
- Your daughter got a mug shot!
My son is going to college with a [bleep] scholarship, [bleep]!
- Girl, I will knock your teeth out your mouth.
I have an older daughter from a previous relationship.
Shamya is a very good child, but she just got arrested
and ended up with minor charges.
Shamya knows she messed up,
and it's devastating to all of us.
But to have Tip rub that in my face--
but who is she to judge?
If I get into it with you, I would never
talk about your kids. - Absolutely, I agree.
- You know what I'm saying?
She has issues with anyone
that surpassed her.
- I went through so much [bleep].
I'm figuring it out on my own too.
I'm a proud single mother because I don't have
another option but to be a proud single mother.
- How's Alan feeling?
- I haven't spoken to him.
- He doesn't see his beautiful daughters?
He doesn't call? He doesn't do anything?
- For Christmas I thought he would call--
- That's crazy.
- --or New Year's or their birthday.
- That's crazy.
- Underneath everything I have going on,
I still feel and live the trauma
of being abandoned with two children.
I haven't really talked about it,
but it definitely haunts me.
I see my girl's faces that look exactly like him.
I just hate that I feel like he doesn't want my girls.
And I know how it feels.
- Because I didn't have a relationship with my dad.
- Neither did I.
- I'm just saying, based on my experience,
it's gonna get to a certain point
and he's gonna wish he was there all this time.
And it's gonna be too late.
- I love my girls, but I loved him so much.
[somber music]
I promise you.
[crying]
Tonight is definitely a breaking point for me.
And I guess that's why I'm feeling so emotional
and I'm being so open with Princess.
Even though I'm so angry and upset at Vonshae,
I'm grateful that I have real friends
like Princess in my life.
- He's a [bleep] bum.
He's a bum.
He does not deserve you.
He does not deserve your beautiful daughters.
And when they're old enough to realize who was there
and who was not, he will not be in the picture
because they're gonna know why they live a beautiful life
because of their mom,
not because of their [bleep] bum-ass dad.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop Miami"...
- I met your dad at 14.
Your dad was 24.
I don't want you to go down the path that I went.
I want you to be better than me.
- What's wrong, baby?
- [crying]
I don't wanna think about that experience again.
- You don't want to think about the experience again?
- No.
- ♪♪ I'm only human ♪♪
♪♪ And I'm bound to let you down ♪♪
♪♪ Don't put me on a pedestal, don't crown me with no crown ♪♪
- After all the chaos at poker night and rehashing this drama
with Miami Tip, I've decided that I need to focus on myself
and what's happening in my own life.
- ♪♪ I'm not a prophet ♪♪
- Today I'm meeting up with Shamya.
Shamya is my oldest daughter.
She's 20 years old, and she's the love of my life.
I had Shamya at the age of 19.
I was a kid that had a kid.
Shamya is no longer living with me,
and I haven't seen her in six weeks.
Hi, Maya. - Hi.
- Hi, baby.
- How you been?
- I'm good.
Me and my daughter is not in the best
relationship right now.
Shamya have this boyfriend of hers
that I do not approve of.
So because of that, we're having a lot of fights.
And I had to kick her out of the house.
I know the last time we seen each other,
we wasn't at a great space.
I looked at it like, you know, you're my oldest.
You have the opportunity to go to college.
And just out of nowhere, you started hanging
with this boy and friends,
and you just went left.
Shamya's boyfriend was stealing Cadillac converters,
and she was just at the wrong place at the wrong time.
They got caught and hit with theft counts.
I wanted so much better for Shamya.
Why you don't want to get rid of this boy?
What's so special about this boy?
- Because he was there for me when I left the house.
- There for you how?
- Financially and mentally.
He hears me out.
Not everybody hear me out.
- So you don't think I don't hear you out?
- You're a hard person to talk to.
- What do you mean by that though?
- 'Cause I didn't stay with you all my life.
- OK.
- Days I'll come to your house on the weekends,
you'll go out.
- I had to work to provide for you.
- Yeah, but we never spend time.
- Yeah, but you got to understand Maya, at that age,
I didn't know any better.
It's like a kid raising a kid.
I met your dad at 14.
Your dad was 24.
I'm older now.
I'm wiser.
I'm more mature.
I know what it takes to be a mother now,
but then I didn't, and I'm sorry.
I want the best for you.
I don't want you to go down the path that I went.
I want you to be better than me.
Maya?
Maya.
[somber music]
What's wrong, baby?
- [crying]
Maya?
What's wrong?
- I didn't want to think about that experience again.
- You didn't want to think about the experience again?
- No.
It's not my fault.
- It's OK. You have time to fix it.
It's not the end of the world.
I wasn't the perfect child.
I actually was worse than you, believe it or not.
It breaks my heart to see my daughter hurting.
I do not want this situation destroying Shamya's life.
Shamya is going to do what she needs to do to make it right,
and I'm gonna 100% fully support her.
I'm not asking you to be perfect.
You hear what I'm saying?
I just want you to be better than me.
It's not too late.
And I'm still here, willing to help you to be better.
You know I would do anything for you.
- Yeah. - OK.
Come on, baby.
- Aw.
[light music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ Please tell me, why won't anybody try to help me ♪♪
- I'm taking Kelvin's advice
to smooth things over with Supa Cindy.
I want to get my side of the story out there.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hey, Zoey.
- I don't see what happened with Joy
as being a deal-breaker for doing
the Queens Don't Compete project.
I hope Cindy can fix it with Trina.
- What's been going on with you?
- I went to Bobby's event.
Like, I went up to Trina.
Before I could even really get to speak to her,
one of her purse-holders, she was trying to come for me,
and I didn't get to have a conversation with Trina
like I wanted to.
It turned into this big thing.
- Well, I spoke to Trina about it.
And she told me that when you stepped to them,
you basically said something about mean girls.
- I said, last time I seen you was giving mean girl vibes.
I don't know if I'm coming up to the mean girls.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait!
- Wait.
- I said, I don't know if I'm coming up to the mean girls.
You know, y'all promote, like, Queens Don't Compete.
And it's like a woman empowerment situation,
so I thought I was gonna feel more love from her.
And then the purse-holder continued to try to, like,
come for me, speaking to me when
she wasn't even being spoken to.
So that's the situation that happened.
So am I gonna be on there or not?
[tense music]
- The plan was to get you on the Queen's Don't Compete.
But as of right now, it's being said that
you're not gonna be on the project.
- That's [bleep] up.
Like, she should respect me the same way I respect her.
And I'm really getting mad
because you shouldn't even be saying--
- First of all, don't get mad at me.
- I didn't say I was getting mad at you!
I said I'm getting mad. - OK.
- Because I keep having to defend myself
around these people. - Wait. Lower your voice.
- It's not about lowering my voice.
You telling me that you picking a side because somebody
is more [bleep] popular or famous.
- I have to think rationally about this project.
So obviously, if somebody I'm mentoring
is arguing with the person that I'm collaborating with,
think about the position I'm in.
- Joy's not on the project.
- That [bleep] can't happen.
Yeah. - I've never disrespect Trina.
- But Trina and Joy are cousins.
They're like sisters.
- Is this about music or siblings?
- It's about respecting one another.
- I respect you. I understand.
But it's just getting personal with your energy.
- Wait, Zoey. Until you can--
- I don't want keep arguing about this
because I respect you and I don't want you
to feel no type of way.
But y'all picking Trina's side 'cause she famous.
I get that Trina might not like me
after the conflict with Joy,
but none of this is coming from Trina.
It's just the purse-holder speaking for her.
I feel like Trina, as an artist like me, should understand.
But everyone around her needs to shut the [bleep] up.
Y'all want to pick Trina's side when I get as big
as her or bigger than her? - I didn't pick a side.
- Keep that same energy.
That's all I'm saying.
- No, it ain't no energy.
It's consequences to actions on both sides.
- I can't wait till I get bigger than her.
I can't wait till y'all see what's gonna happen.
Then y'all gonna wish y'all picked the right side.
- You should have just [bleep] walked away
or not even stepped to them, period.
What the hell are you stepping to them for?
- See, y'all picking sides because she's famous.
- She's famous. I'm [bleep] famous!
What the [bleep] do I care? - That's good.
Congratulations. That's good.
- No, but it's not about that.
- Everybody take her side, coming for me.
They supposed to be mentoring me too!
They're not supposed to be making me feel like this!
- But everybody doesn't feel like they should be a mentor.
I mentor people--
- She don't have to be a mentor,
but she needs to empower people
'cause she's a queen, right?
You pass the torch.
You don't make us feel like this, bruh.
These people are just nasty on the [bleep] inside, bruh.
This [bleep] wicked.
I can't deal with this type of [bleep].
'Cause if I was Nicki Minaj coming after Trina,
Joy ass would never part her [bleep] lips.
But because I'm a new girl, she want
to open her mouth on some [bleep]
ain't got nothing to do with her.
And guess what.
After she disrespected me, I still ain't disrespect Trina.
So the fact that she even saying all that
'cause of her cousin-- [bleep] her cousin.
- Next time on "Love & Hip Hop Miami"...
- I'm not calling her a cheater,
but you say she going to the DR for a sad situation?
That [bleep] don't look sad to me.
- You think she's in the DR
thirst-trapping for her baby daddy?
- She might be DTF in the DR.
- The twins, they gonna move to Miami.
They trying to pursue a career in rapping.
And I feel like you should mentor the twins.
They gonna have to move with Uncle Trick.
I need your help.
- Favian. - Fay-be-an.
- Favian, listen.
- Fay-be-an.
- Do you want to talk to me,
or do you want to just sit here and disrespect me?
- Am I stuttering or you can't hear?
- When you call somebody crazy,
I think you're projecting, homie.
I don't [bleep] with her, period.
- Yo. Yo. Yo.
- There's ways you can address somebody,
and that was not the way.
- So where do we go from there?
- Figure it the [bleep] out.
- Stop acting like you being next to me
don't bring you a bunch of [bleep] attention.
- I sure as [bleep] don't.
- You ain't never get this type of promo in your life!
- Shut the [bleep] up!
[hip-hop music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ MTV ♪♪