- Previously on
"Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- I tried so hard to pull myself out of depression.
Somebody's always trying to, like, tear me down.
- Today, we're shooting a music video
for my song, "Look."
You know that my [bleep] is not trash.
Nothing that I say is trash-- - That was trash.
Learn to listen.
- Hi, baby.
Shamya's boyfriend was stealing.
They got caught and hit with theft counts.
I had to kick her out the house.
- I just did a song with Safaree.
- You're a idiot because Safaree [bleep] lied about it.
- Ooh! - Whoo.
- I shoulda told you sooner, and I'm sorry.
- I take-- - You get what I'm saying?
- I believe you.
- Karma is a bitch!
- Come on. Amara. You're tripping.
- Did you just call me Amara? - I'm sorry.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
- You know you did me dirty. - No, I did not.
I'ma show you that I'm a real bitch.
Your sister was going behind my back
talking [bleep] to Amara.
- Do she know that y'all got a issue right now?
- Estelita needs to worry about her.
She's a scammer.
She's nothing but a sugar baby
and a high-priced escort.
- What's going on here? - Uh, nothing.
- We're talking about Fabo.
Can you promise me that this relationship
that you have put in the past?
- I'm not gon' make no promises to neither one of y'all.
- You should see Mambo poppin' Shay.
- That [bleep] is voodoo.
- You still could fix Fabo if you want to.
- So Shay, how you doing?
- I've never been to anything like this.
- I don't like that Flo takes Shay to the Mambo.
I feel like Fabo too is too good for her.
- Fabo is too good for her? - Exactly.
- ♪♪ Bienvenido a Miami, baby ♪♪
♪♪ Mi gente ♪♪
♪♪ I'm always getting money ♪♪
- ♪♪ Oh, whoa ♪♪
- ♪♪ I'm always getting money ♪♪
- ♪♪ 305 ♪♪ - ♪♪ It's time to get it ♪♪
[Amara La Negra's "Safari"]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ I'm hot ♪♪
[singing in Spanish]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Yo, ay, yo, Amara ♪♪
[singing indistinctly]
♪♪ Them too shallow, my shots them bow arrow ♪♪
♪♪ But them shots empty, them all hollow ♪♪
♪♪ Need your waistline ♪♪
♪♪ Back it up, back it up, back it up, back it ♪♪
- [singing in Spanish]
♪♪ ♪♪
Today, I'm shooting my video "Safari"
with the collab of Safaree.
I am so happy with how this song turned out.
And I think this video is gonna blow people's minds.
- Let's go, let's go, let's go.
- That was good. That was good. That was good.
- All right. We're good with this scene?
- Yes. - We're going to the next one?
That was good. That was very good.
- Yeah, while y'all guys set up,
Mike, I'm gonna go, um--
And I need a little retouch.
- You know, I'm really beginning
to feel a lot better these days.
I know that things went crazy
the last time that me and Marcus spoke.
But he's got a point.
I care about Amara.
After all me and Amara's been through,
at the end of the day, I just feel like,
you know, me and her, it's undeniable.
- How did you feel about the music video?
- I'm just glad that we're actually doing it.
- I just feel like we lost focus
of what we originally wanted to do, which was to do music.
- From the beginning.
- To do music. - Yeah.
No matter what, I will always know how
to be professional at the end of the day.
I know, you know, you do too.
You know, there's always a little energy there, pero ah.
You know, whenever I feel-- - Don't. No, no.
- Whenever I feel like oh, my God--no.
Stop. Don't do it. Focus. - No, no, no, no.
Get the bag. - Seriously?
Stop pumping the brakes on me.
- Well, you didn't pump the brakes on Eliza.
It would have been nice for you to tell me
that you were [bleep] Eliza,
especially knowing that we were friends,
we were going through our ups and downs.
And we went through all types of [bleep].
And now--I mean, I'm not jealous or anything.
I'm not in my feelings, but, like, I'm just saying.
- Eliza means absolutely nothing.
- Why it had to be Eliza?
It can't be somebody I don't know?
And you think that's funny? Why are you smiling?
- I don't--because
I've been thinking about you more than usual.
I mean this from the bottom of my heart,
I really--I really miss you.
- When you talk, I don't know
when you really mean some [bleep] or not.
- What would I gain to just tell you that?
- Maybe some ass if you really try.
- Seriously. I miss you.
I miss our energy. I miss our talks.
I miss everything.
- Safaree would definitely have to change a couple of things
about himself in order for me to actually consider
taking him serious.
I have said that I will not--
never be with Safaree ever again.
But then again, I can't lie and not say
that I still don't have feelings for him, and I do.
- You have so much, like, hesitance when it comes to me
because of just things with the past
and just all the other loud nonsense.
I'll go that extra mile for you.
I'll do that for you.
You're worth it.
[dramatic musical sting]
[punchy hip-hop music]
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ Uh, blicks up, blunts up, feet kicked up ♪♪
♪♪ Sticks up, stuck up, shut the [...] up ♪♪
♪♪ At the after-party, we don't do Bacardi ♪♪
♪♪ With the thickest shawties, they be popping Molly ♪♪
It's like, I don't really like that part.
I have been grinding through these tracks
trying to get this album finished.
But honestly, I'm really struggling creatively.
They keep throwing these beats at me,
and none of them feel right.
This one's too fast.
This one's too old school.
I feel like hip-hop Goldilocks up in here.
- I like the song.
It's a dope song. What'd you think?
- I ain't gonna lie.
I don't really like the beat.
It's just, like--I don't know.
I just wasn't really feeling it, but I just did it anyways.
And then it's like, I gotta do this for six more songs.
Here's the problem.
Right now I only have six completed tracks,
and I need another six to fill out the record.
But we're out of money and resources
to keep recording.
This album is so important to me and my career,
I cannot delay it more than I already have.
- It's just-- it's not even a project.
It's just the money situation is tight.
- How 'bout you save yourself $20,000 here by making sure
we go ahead and fix the situation with Bigg D?
- Bigg D? - We need those songs cleared,
the songs that's featured with the City Girls.
- Back when I worked with Bigg D,
I recorded some really good tracks
that are perfect for this album.
They're already completed,
so it wouldn't cost anything to use those.
The problem is, I don't own them.
Bigg D does.
Bigg D is not gonna clear that song,
and I already tried to talk to him.
You're trying to justify the way that you talk to people.
You're not gonna talk to me like that.
- This is a waste of my time
if we gonna have this kind of conversation.
- Fix your [bleep] attitude.
- I want you to separate the personal
and the business side.
Business-wise, you want this.
- I don't know if we could come back from that.
- Maybe y'all need some type of mediator, you know?
How about we have Kofi talk to him
about releasing the songs that we want?
- Kelvin is suggesting that I have my new manager, Kofi,
talk to Bigg D for me.
If anyone is level-headed and patient enough
to have a conversation with Bigg D, it's Kofi.
But honestly, I just don't like the idea
of needing anything from Bigg D.
Babe, business-wise, I'm standing on business,
and he be disrespecting me.
- You're standing on business.
I know. - He be disrespecting me.
So it's like, I want the songs and I understand that.
- We gonna talk-- - But I'm not finna compromise
my integrity.
That [bleep] be playing crazy. - Right.
- I tried to be nice twice to him,
and he keep disrespecting me.
- ♪♪ Need you for the old me ♪♪
♪♪ Need you for my sanity ♪♪
♪♪ Need you to remind me where I come from ♪♪
- Jump, jump, jump.
[laughing] Stand up. Stop.
Come on.
You look so pretty.
Let me see your dress.
- Hey, baby.
- Hi.
- ♪♪ You keep me down to earth ♪♪
- It's time to show the world that Shay Johnson is back
and better than ever.
So my baby, Fabo,
my little sweet pea, Shajiyah, and I, we're gonna have
a photo shoot for the new year.
- How you doing? How you feeling?
- I'm standing by my man.
You know they're gon' eat us up
when we post this on social media.
[laughs] - I already know it.
- Nobody knows we're back together.
Not my mom, not my brothers.
I just had a conversation with my mom and my brother,
and they were concerned.
They mainly wanted to know if I was okay.
But what threw me off is when my mom,
she was like, "I need you to make me a promise
that you not gonna go back to that situation."
And I said, "I can't make that promise."
- Okay. - I mean at the end of the day,
that's my mother. It's gonna always be.
I love her.
I want us all to be a unit,
like, come together, love each other,
leave the past where it's at--the past.
- Man, I can't believe that [bleep] no more man.
- I mean, like I said when I talked to her,
"You're Jiyah's dad, and you're gonna be around."
- But we gonna deal with the ups and downs, though.
Ain't no more-- ain't no running.
- Yeah, when I was talking to my mom and my brother,
my brother was trying to bring up Estelita,
this girl that I used to know.
But I didn't wanna hear it.
He wanted to tell me that I needed
to have a conversation with her.
And I'm like, "For what? She is a scammer."
This female has been going around talking crazy about me,
making up lies on us, saying she know things about us.
- Then why do he want you to have a conversation with her?
- Girl's going around saying I ghosted her.
But, yeah, I absolutely did.
The thing is, I don't feel like
there needs to be a conversation.
Our friendship to me was short-lived
because she hurt my feelings.
What happened was
I invited her to go to Jiyah's party.
- But she wasn't there.
- She wasn't there. - Right.
- She only turns one one time. Come on now.
Why would you miss a big moment like this with my daughter?
And you claim that we supposed to be friends.
That doesn't make sense to me.
Estelita and I used to be good friends.
But when Estelita dodged my daughter's birthday party,
that's when I knew to dodge every phone call
and keep her the hell away from me.
You are not associated with me anymore.
And on a positive note, my business is doing good.
We're going to have, like, a dinner
to celebrate The Healthy Hand making over $1 million.
- I know.
- It's gonna be small and intimate,
you know, people that are close to me.
- Right. - Just a handful of people.
My business, The Healthy Hand, had over $1 million
in sales last year.
So now I'm throwing
a private dinner party just to celebrate.
I'm also using this dinner to force my family
and let them know that Fabo is back.
So, family, deal with it.
I wanna be happy.
I wanna eat some food and have some drinks,
laugh, and just have some fun.
- [laughs] Of course.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
Allan's gonna be in town next week in Miami.
I'ma try one last time.
[baby crying] - Okay. No, no, no, no.
The way you sound, that I went away because--
- Listen, listen.
You have your point of view.
I have mine.
- I haven't seen Shay in forever.
Our friendship was different.
Well, I mean, I was invited to her dinner.
- That's why I'm using her brother, honey.
So I can get my one on one with Shay.
You said that I'm a scammer, but you are a [bleep] liar.
- Let's talk about how you was a prostitute--
- It's going left field.
- Raggedy-ass ho.
[upbeat music]
- Nina. [indistinct]
- Hi, hey, hey.
- Hi!
- Where's your other one?
- The other one is with my mom.
- Okay.
- Nina--over here. - Hey!
- [laughs] - Hi.
Look at Reign!
It is so nice to be past all the bull[bleep] with Eliza
and the whole thing with Safaree
and be friends with her again.
So I'm really looking forward to having some mommy time
with the girls today.
Marcus, you got it.
- Yeah, no, we good.
- Great, a moment to decompress and relax a little bit,
'cause I know we got some tea-- - Mom Day, fun day!
- This is cute! - Yeah.
A little moment, okay, to catch up
while the babies play.
- Right. I'm coming, baby. Give me a second.
Lemme finish talking to the girls.
- You know what-- - Mama's getting the tea, baby.
- I'm getting the tea right quick. Give me a second.
I'm really glad I was able to make up with Amara and Brooke,
and that we cleared the air about Safaree.
I'm just glad they were able to forgive me.
I will never be able to forgive Safaree, though.
After all this drama that I've been going through
for the past few months, you know,
I really honestly just want to focus on moving forward.
I don't wanna have to worry about,
you know, the negative [bleep].
- Like Shay. - Oh, God.
- Girl. Speaking of Shay raggedy ass,
did you see that--the picture?
- Oh. - You gotta see it.
- Oh, Lord.
- It just--it looks forced.
The [bleep] look like a mother[bleep].
[laughter]
- So what has been going on with you?
- I've been doing my little music thing.
- Yes! I'm so glad. - My little music thing.
When I'm in a studio, I don't know
if I want to sing gospel or be a whore or...
- Oh, wait. A whore?
- A baby mama or a wife.
But I feel like the hubs is not approving
of these raunchy songs, child.
- I always think about that too.
You know they did the song with Safaree.
And the music video was real steamy, real sexy--
- Coconut oily.
- Safaree can be very gaslighting.
- Do tell.
- I feel like a lot of the lies
that he was telling me, you know, and--
- Lies about what?
- Saying you guys were just friends.
- Right. - So it's like,
I just literally checked him.
I let him know what it is.
And I told him I'm done with him.
And, you know, through it all,
not once did Safaree take accountability for his actions.
And had the nerve to call me Amara.
Safaree.
- Come on, Amara. You're tripping.
- Did you just... - I'm sorry.
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
- Call me Amara? - Wait. Pause.
- I can't make this [bleep] up. He called me Amara.
- Yes, that's messed up. He shouldn't have done that.
Safaree's out here trying to juggle so many women
that he's mixing up names.
I am honestly feeling
really conflicted about him right now.
You just never know what to expect.
But I can't forget how he treated me.
Girl, I have enough on my plate to be worrying about him.
- It's a tough situation with me and Maya right now.
You know, when I had Shamya,
it was--I was in a different space of my life.
I was younger. I don't know if you ladies know.
I had Shamya at the age of 19.
Eventually, she had ended up moving with me or whatever.
And then I had to end up kicking her out.
- Oh.
- Shamya is 21 years old now,
and she was always a good kid.
She was going to school for nursing
until she got mixed up with that boy.
Both of them got arrested for stealing catalytic converters.
I honestly was so furious at her,
I took her keys and kicked her out of the house.
But we're in a better space now.
I want her to move back in and everything.
And I want her to get back on track, you know?
- Right. - Yeah.
We have to do what's best for our girls.
- Right. - Speaking of celebrating
our littles, isn't the twins' b-day coming up?
- Allan's gonna be in town next week in Miami.
Allan just told me that he's going to be in Miami.
And he wouldn't mind stopping by to see the girls.
But the last time that he was here,
things didn't go very well.
- You're evil, 100%.
If I can travel back on time,
I would delete the moment the day that I met you, bro.
[tense music]
- I'ma try one more time to see him...
- Ooh. - For the sake of my girls.
I'm anxious. I'm nervous.
I'm--I don't know exactly how to feel
because I don't know how it's gonna go.
The last time-- - I saw the Live, girl.
I'm anxious and I'm ner-- he be wilding.
- I'ma try it one last time.
- All right.
- ♪♪ Que bella, bonita ♪♪
♪♪ Somos las señoritas ♪♪
♪♪ Que llegan y conquistan ♪♪
♪♪ Somos candela, ela, ela ♪♪
- Whoa! - Estelita!
- Hello! Hello, everybody. - My baby girl.
What's up? - What's goin' on?
Give me a hug maybe. - Hey. Mwah.
- I need a drink. - Come on. Let's go to the bar.
both: Thank you.
[upbeat music]
- How have you been?
How has Miami been treating you?
- I love it here, you know?
I'm glad you invited me to the slammer party
and you introducing me to all the girls.
And I really appreciate that, Bobby.
- Of course.
- Speaking of the girls,
why the hell would you throw that drink at Eliza?
- You know, it's just a heated moment.
She was mad at me for telling Amara the tea.
Look, Safaree [bleep] Eliza right now.
I didn't come there with intentions
to blow up the party or drop that tea right then and there.
But when Amara announces to all of us
that she's about to do a song with Safaree,
I couldn't help but let her know.
But how are things between you and Amara?
- This whole time, Amara just ghosts on me
because she thought Shay and I were, like, besties.
And what's your issue with her? - Well, here's the thing.
I haven't seen Shay in forever.
- Nobody has seen her in forever.
- She's gone ghost.
I feel like, you know,
our friendship was different
prior to her getting with Fabo.
- Everybody has the same issue.
- I thought I knew Shay, and I'm starting
to realize more and more that I don't.
- I don't think anybody knows her.
She's very good at pretending.
I first became close to Shay during our trip in Jamaica
at the family reunion.
I opened up to Shay.
We bonded.
And I shared a lot of private things with her.
So it was a completely betrayal when I heard
that Shay was talking [bleep] behind my back,
especially because I didn't do anything to that girl
besides be a good friend.
How do you go from calling me
almost every single night, crying about your problems,
crying about your baby daddy sleeping around in Miami
with multiple women, to now ghosting me?
At the end of the day, the issue here is Shay.
She told Emjay I was a scammer and a prostitute.
And she's been avoiding me, and I really need
to have a conversation with her.
But that's why I'm using her brother, honey,
so I can get my one on one with Shay.
- [laughing] Oh, wait-- - You know, I-I got him all
wrapped up, honey. - Chess, not checkers with you.
- Oh, yes, baby. You know it. - [cackles]
- Shay blocked me, but I'm about to unblock myself.
And I'm about to check her for being a fake-ass bitch
and telling Amara lies about me.
- Well, I mean, I was invited to her dinner,
'cause I get a plus-one. It's a dinner--
- Is it the same dinner that Emjay invited me to?
[laughing] - For The Helping Hand?
- Yeah, I might pull up, to be honest.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- I have been taking care of them.
- What's up with the album?
- You need to clear some of the songs...
To Bigg D. - [bleep] that.
I'm not kissing his ass.
[melancholic guitar music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- We're here.
It is a big day.
Nina, no, no, no. No, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no, no.
I am about to see Allan for the first time in months.
The last time we saw each other,
it was so toxic.
But as much as I am dreading seeing him,
I need to keep it together and be civil for my girls.
Allan hasn't seen the girls
since they were four months old.
It's important for the girls to have a father.
All this fighting
between both of us can leave emotional damage.
I know the feeling all too well.
- There's too much traumas.
I haven't had anybody to show me or to protect me.
- [cries] No! - Okay. Okay.
No, no, no, no, no.
Get Mom, so we can talk.
- Actually, no. When I go out,
I have to deal with them by myself like this.
Go ahead.
Since you wanted to see them, here you go.
You can figure it out.
What's popping?
- The last time we saw each other,
it was a difficult conversation.
There's a lot of things that obviously make us feel
that way about each other.
And I think that part of that has been going on social media
and saying things that, to be honest,
were never intended for anybody else.
- Exactly.
- I really hate that there were comments
that I was keeping the girls away from you,
because I most definitely have not.
- The way it sounds is that I didn't wanna spend time
with them, that I went away because I abandoned--
- Listen, listen.
You have your point of view. I have mine.
And regardless of what has occurred or not,
I have been taking care of them.
- Amara, come on.
The fact that I wasn't present was 'cause we had problems.
- If I would have showed up,
you would have do anything to [bleep] me over
and you know it, 'cause you try everything.
- [crying] - So let's cut bull[bleep].
- [cries more intensely]
- Uh-oh.
- Mama!
[gentle music]
- I know.
- [crying] - Ay, ay, ay, ay.
- It's gonna take them some time.
- It's okay.
- They're working on,
you know, getting to know you.
- I ain't planning to die soon.
I got all the time.
- Wow.
- Oh, wow. - Oh, wow.
What's that? - I love you.
I love you.
- All this fighting,
it's not gonna make this home any less broken.
But this visit at least is going
a little better than expected.
So maybe there is a world
where Allan and I can see eye to eye.
We've been so disrespectful to each other publicly.
That's obviously not the example
I want to show, you know, my daughters.
- If you let me play my part,
I think we can make this work.
- But what exactly means playing your part?
- I want to be part of the lives,
going to the Dominican Republic
because that's what I really wanted to see happen,
you know, them meeting the other family--
my mother, my father.
They got a big family back home waiting for them.
Let's make a trip to the Dominican Republic.
- I honestly don't know if I'm ready for a trip like that.
But the girls deserve to have a relationship
with their father and their family.
I need to think about this
for a minute before I make a decision.
- And this is not about us anymore.
It's about them, our daughters.
- Exactly.
I've always wanted you to be present.
- I'm happy to hear that.
[chill hip-hop music]
- ♪♪ As soon as you see me, I'm up and I'm gone ♪♪
♪♪ I'm really living this [...] in my songs ♪♪
♪♪ Glock in my pocket... ♪♪
♪♪ I make the money, I don't let it make me ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
- Your girl has a big show tonight.
And I've been working really, really hard
to get my stamina up and my confidence on point
since the fiasco that was Supa Cindy Day.
♪♪ This boy be in DM like some [indistinct] ♪♪
- Girl.
- We got Zoey Brinxx in the building--
[cheers and applause]
- Make some mother[bleep] noise, y'all.
What the [bleep]? [exclaims]
♪♪ Real bold, what I say go ♪♪
♪♪ Giuseppe stepping in my French-tip toes
♪♪ Stole the flow but can't flow like me ♪♪
♪♪ At hair appointments on my IG ♪♪
♪♪ Like name a [...] who can flex like this ♪♪
♪♪ And it match my wrist ♪♪
♪♪ I tap the temperature, pop my [...] ♪♪
♪♪ John Cena couldn't see my [...] ♪♪
♪♪ Made my money long, CVS receipt ♪♪
- ♪♪ Get 'em ♪♪ - ♪♪ H-A-I-T-I ♪♪
[singing indistinctly]
♪♪ H-A-I-T-I ♪♪
[singing indistinctly]
It's moments like this
that make me feel like I can do this.
I can be a star.
I can crush this rap [bleep].
I can finish this album and I can be successful.
This makes all the struggles worth it.
- You did an amazing job. Yeah. - Thank you.
- Stage presence, the energy was high.
I saw that star quality that we're looking for.
So great job on that one.
The most important thing right now is
to make sure that you're ready for the next stage
to get you where you can actually be at par
with the best of the best.
- What's up with the album?
- So with the album, as I told you earlier,
we have to be able to push the date back
to make sure everything is cleared.
See, we might not want to rush things.
- You're saying that we might not want to rush things,
but I have stuff on the line.
Like, I already told everybody about this album,
and it's not coming out. Like--
- Yeah.
- Y'all keep telling me to wait.
What am I waiting for? - Yes.
But we need to clear some of the songs.
We talked on the phone to Bigg D.
And he said no.
We need those songs.
We can't start from scratch.
You're angry about this album being pushed back three months.
We don't get those players,
it's gonna be pushed back six months.
If he is able to come to a mediation table,
will you be willing to participate in that?
- This [bleep]'s a [bleep]. - Right.
- And you telling me to look past what he did
so I can use his tracks. I'm not doing that.
Man, [bleep] Bigg D.
I'm honestly not surprised at all
that he won't clear them tracks.
It's one thing for us to not see eye to eye
and have our personal differences.
But he's really bringing it to another level
with all this spitefulness.
And he's [bleep] with my bag.
- Zoey, it doesn't matter what you got to do.
Later on, tell him to go [bleep] himself, fine.
Do whatever it takes to get those songs cleared.
- I don't give a [bleep] if he had a track with Beyoncé.
That [bleep] dead.
I'm not kissing his ass.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
I really want to just go ahead and put the past behind us,
be a family.
Except for the boyfriend.
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hi, Eliza. both: How are you?
Nice to meet you. - Victoria, I'm the realtor.
- For once, I'm a client and not a realtor.
And honestly, I'm loving being on this side of things.
And what else I love?
This freaking house.
Hi, Mya. - Hi.
Aww. - How are you?
- I'm good. And you?
- You guys look just alike.
- Yeah, they think we're, uh, sisters.
- That's a good thing.
- I've been plotting a move for a little while now.
But I haven't been too impressed about a lot
of these listings I've seen.
But this home has everything.
I think it's love at first sight.
- This is the family room.
We would be in here watching TV together.
- And we're gonna walk to the kitchen.
Do you like to cook? - Yeah.
- Yeah? - Girl. [laughs]
You not cooking.
- So let's go see the pool.
- This is the perfect home.
Finding a new place seems extra important right now.
I'm really trying to start a new positive chapter,
including repairing the relationship
with my daughter Shamya.
I'm looking to buy a new house,
but I want to make things right with Shamya
to ask her to move back in with me.
Hopefully, this will be our new house.
And hopefully this time,
things'll be better between us.
So what do you think?
- I like this house.
- You know, the last time we spoke,
you know, I think we were talking about
you moving back home. - Mm-hmm.
- So have you gotten a chance to think about it
or, you know, put some thought into it?
- I've thought about it.
But some things have to change.
- Some things have to change on what?
- I'm not a kid no more.
- Oh.
- You can't kick me out.
- I mean, I think you learned,
you know, from your mistakes.
I kicked Shamya out because she was careless
and threw away her future.
She was in school studying to be a nurse,
and then she stopped going
and started hanging with the wrong crowd.
Not long after that,
her and her boyfriend got arrested for stealing.
I felt like I had no choice but to show her tough love.
- It did hurt me when you did kick me out
'cause you could have just spoke to me about it, like--
- I'll be honest.
I think I kinda a little overreacted.
But I felt like I did what any other mother would do.
- I just feel like all this could have been avoided
if you were better to me.
- You think I'm mean?
- You don't know how to speak to people.
You're so loud and aggressive. - I don't know how to speak--
let me ask you a question.
If you were me and I were you, how would you have handled me
or dealt with that situation?
- I'll be bad, but I won't, like, abandon my child.
- Do you believe I abandoned you?
[somber music]
I honestly want to apologize, Shamya.
I am very, very, very, very sorry
for not being there the way you wanted me to,
the way I was supposed to.
I really wanna just go ahead and put the past behind us.
I want you to move back in.
I want us to be a family again together.
Except for the boyfriend.
- Why?
- He got my baby into trouble.
- He's not like that, you know.
- I'm standing on what I said.
- Everybody make mistakes, but people change.
- I'm not feeling him right now.
Absolutely not.
- Okay.
- I'm glad we had this conversation.
And I want you to give me a big hug.
I love you.
Thank you. I love you so much.
All right, so you're moving in?
- Yes.
- Yay! - [laughs]
[mellow percussive music]
[engine revving]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hi!
- Hi, girl. Look at you.
- You're beautiful. - Thank you.
Hi.
- It's been a pretty emotional week.
Between Safaree saying
that he wants to be in a relationship again
and trying to figure things out with Allan,
I've got a lot on my mind.
So I invited Brooke out to dinner to get some perspective.
- What's going on?
- So you know that originally I told you that I wanted
to see the father of my kids?
And, you know, he had a lot to say.
- Girl, no. - And we ended up
kinda coming to a common ground as far as...
- Mm-hmm. - Trying to co-parent.
- Okay. - And I'm not gonna lie.
When I saw my babies with their father playing together,
and they look just alike and they were laughing...
- Ooh, they got his face.
- I loved that moment, and that's all I've asked for.
That's all I wanted. - He knows you love that too.
- And then it was beautiful.
And I wanna be able to repeat those moments.
I want to be able to repeat those moments.
But in order to do that, I have to break that cycle of, like,
I come from a single mother, I became a single mother.
I come from a fatherless home-- - It's a pattern.
- I hate that his family
doesn't know my girls, you know?
They saw them when they were, like, three months.
But they haven't seen them since.
- It's been a time.
- So I'm thinking maybe, perhaps, I'm not sure,
to take the girls to the Dominican Republic,
have some bonding time with the family.
And the girls' birthday is coming up soon.
I had a whole plan about doing the birthday here in Miami.
But... - Okay.
I'm willing to modify that and do it
in the Dominican Republic. - I like that.
- Figure out a way to have all the family come together
since Allan and I are in a better space now.
- And you need to get out. Can I go?
- It would--actually would be nice if you go.
- I want to go! - Yeah.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. - What?
- Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
- What? What?
- Should we make it a girls' trip?
- No. Absolutely not. - Amara!
- Absolutely not. No.
- It's been too long since-- - Listen. No, Mami, listen.
Absolutely hells to the nah. - Titties bouncing everywhere.
- I got my own titties to bounce.
Now let me tell you something. - [groans]
- I'm trying to leave the bull[bleep] here, go to Domin--
- It is a little spicy out here.
- I need some healing time, disconnect,
focus on getting my family together.
There's been a hot mess, and--
- You don't think new energy's gonna bring the girls to--
- What girls? - Ugh. Who do you think?
Well, you and Eliza, y'all friends today.
- Eliza would be good. I wouldn't mind that.
- And I like Zoey. I met Zoey. Zoey was at my party.
- Zoey. - I like Zoey.
- I don't know how the hell I allowed Brooke to convince me
to turning my family trip into a whole girls' vacation.
I'm gonna have to deal with Allan and his family.
Maybe if it gets emotional and challenging,
it might be nice to have some supportive friends around
to help me get through it.
Girls does not include Shay, by the way.
She's not part of the girls anymore.
- Who said anything about Shay?
- 'Cause I know you're always-- - I'm not saying nothing.
- And you're trying to be, you know, the healing
and all this crap-- - Girls' trip. Girls' trip.
- Yeah, but the girls don't include her.
- I don't personally have any issues with Shay.
But I've come to find that a lot of the women
have some issues with her.
If Shay were to come on the DR trip,
I would hope that I could mediate in a way
where she could have some peace and healing with the ladies.
But this situation seem a little beyond me.
- This is really sounding like the best idea ever
or the worst idea ever.
And if some [bleep] goes wrong, it's your fault, Brooke.
- Don't bring no Shay, don't bring no shade.
- That part.
- Okay! - I like that.
That's a good invitation.
- No, you can't say that.
[laughs] No.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- Hey, you guys.
Hi, Tip! - You look stunning.
- Thank you.
Thank you to Fabo, my man.
- Okay.
[Ty Frankel's "Debonair"]
- ♪♪ Debonair, debonair ♪♪
♪♪ Throwing money in the air like uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh ♪♪
♪♪ Drinks to the sky right now-ow-ow-ow ♪♪
♪♪ Toast to the high life, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪♪
- What up? - Hey.
- You look so beautiful. [both laugh]
The relationship with my sister has been real shaky.
But making $1 million?
That's no small achievement.
I'm so proud of her.
And I just can't wait to just enjoy this moment
with her and celebrate.
- I'm proud of Shay.
She's really been working hard.
- She has.
I mean, all this is nice. And I'm happy.
But how you feel about the family photo that she posted?
[tense music]
- I was very surprised.
- I'm low-key, like, pissed off.
And I just don't get it.
Like, I don't know what he got over her.
- The sad thing about it,
Shajiyah is in the middle of it.
If it was left up to me, I'll take that baby.
- Excuse my language, Ma. I'm tired of this [bleep].
- Hey, everyone.
- Hey. How you doing, baby? - I'm sorry for interrupting.
- Nice meeting you. - Nice to meet you.
- How you doing? - How are you?
- Good to see you. You look beautiful.
What's good, Bobby? - I'm excited.
I had to come celebrate for-- this is big news.
- Yeah. - Oh, yeah.
- Yeah, I haven't seen Shay in forever.
I only see her on social media.
- Yeah, right? - Speaking of social media,
you see the pictures that she posted?
So are they, like, a family or--
- I hope they're not. - You good with him?
'Cause I remember last time,
I didn't appreciate the way he was talking to y'all.
- Neither did I.
- We trying to figure out where she at too.
- Do you feel like Fabo is, like, kind of a gatekeeper?
- Yes. - Okay.
- That's the part he wants to play.
- Okay. - But you know what?
I am the eagle.
And I see very well.
- Well, is he gonna be here tonight?
- [scoffs]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hey, you guys.
- Hey! - I know I'm late.
- You look stunning. - Hi, Tip!
Thank you.
- She is too cute.
- Hi, Bobby.
- Oh, my God. Hey. Mwah.
- I'm so happy y'all came. - You smell good too.
- Thank you to Jen, who put all this together for me.
- Nice seeing you. I feel like I'm seeing a ghost right now.
- I know. I've been missing in action.
- Oh, my God. - I have.
I've been going through a lot.
But we are here to celebrate The Healthy Hand because
last year The Healthy Hand made over $1 million.
- That is a blessing.
- It is a blessing.
This is what I prayed for.
Cheers to The Healthy Hand, everybody.
- Cheers! - Cheers.
- Yes.
- And thank you to Fabo, my man.
- Okay.
- We are all family at the end of the day.
And we here to celebrate, will not be no negative energy.
[Bobby laughs] - You will not take
this moment away from me. - Shay.
- Not today.
- Hey, Flo. - Hola.
- Hey. - Hi, Flo.
- Here you go, ladies. [laughter]
- Thank you.
- Hopefully, we can keep the peace this time.
I'm honestly pretty annoyed to see Flo and Gaelle out here.
I'm still salty about the little stunt
at my birthday party.
- Happy Birthday.
♪♪ ♪♪
- I don't play that [bleep].
- Tell them [bleep]-ass hos stop playing.
Ain't nobody playing with them!
I ain't with that bull[bleep]!
- You knew damn well Gaelle came down
with that big-ass purse ready to throw [bleep]
and [bleep] up my whole party.
- Sorry but not sorry.
- What's even more annoying
is that Flo refused to give me an actual apology.
But at least she did get her karma
when Hawt Topic exposed her ass as broke.
- So what happened, Shay? You back with Fabo now?
- Oh, my God. - I am. I changed my mind.
- 'Cause the last time she told me she was done with Fabo.
So how's the relationship now?
- I'm trying to make a baby.
[together] Another one?
- He want a son. That's what it is.
- So what about the fiancée that he got?
- I told him about you already.
You like to bring up stuff from a year ago.
- So what's on now? Why he's here?
- Okay, let me make it clear.
I changed my mind.
I'm with my man.
And I love him.
So what you're not gonna do is come here to my event,
asking thousands of questions as if I gotta answer them.
- Can I speak to Mommy?
Your daughter went to see the voodoo lady
with my sister to fix her relationship with Fabo.
- Wait. What? - It wasn't like that.
- You went to go visit a voodoo priest?
- No, no, we're not gonna call her a voodoo lady.
- I raised Shay to be a God-fearing woman.
I am absolutely distraught
that she would turn to voodoo for guidance.
The only spirit that my daughter Shay
should be communicating with
is the spirit of the Lord, the Holy Ghost.
- So anyways, she went to see-- - "Anyways!"
And your sister went to see the voodoo lady
'cause she slept with her sister husband.
- Just to fix her relationship 'cause she's crying for Fabo.
Why you keep talking, talking? Why don't you shut up?
You do voodoo on Fabo. - No. No.
- Call my driver. I'm outta here.
- No, no, no, no.
My mom's not gonna leave. She's gonna leave.
Can you leave?
- No, I can't leave. - I don't want you here.
Take your ugly ass out.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Can you leave? - No, I can't leave.
- I don't want you here.
Take your ugly ass out.
- Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh. Let me talk to you.
- Fabo don't want you--
You can't even keep a man.
- But he right here. - Come on.
- And get your broke ass the [bleep] up from outta here.
Take that circus clown away.
- [exclaims] - Hey, baby.
- I love my daughter. I love my granddaughter.
And I got to go through all this?
- Us as a family, I feel like
we should be more involved in what's going on.
- You need to check your sister.
- Nah, I can't check my sister. - Yeah.
- That's between women.
- Like, you're doing voodoo for a man?
- I'm trying to understand,
because I know this is more of your culture.
Like, how did this happen?
- She was explaining to me all the stuff that has been
going on between Fabo and Mom.
And I was like, "Take a break and do a spiritual cleansing
to start over, to start fresh."
- Right. - That was the point of going.
- Right. - His purpose was
to push me completely out of the picture.
What is he hiding?
The evidence and the proof is in the pudding.
Open it up, it's empty, and there's nothing in it.
- Finally made it, huh?
- Hi. - Hi.
- Got here a little late.
- Hi. How you doing? - But you're finally here.
- Estelita, nice to meet you. - Mom, Estelita.
Do you know Flo?
Do you know Gaelle? - No.
- Hi.
- Everything already went left,
so the timing might not be perfect.
But Estelita is here now, so her and my sister Shay
can patch things up between them two.
- I'm really tired, and I'm tired of all
this back-and-forth with my daughter.
And all of us, when it comes down to this relationship,
let's just take a step back.
- Talk about this another time. - Bye, Mom.
- All right. - Y'all have a good night.
Thank you for coming. Good seeing you.
- Nice to see you.
I'm only here for one reason and one reason only--
to check Shay and ask her all these questions
about all these lies she been telling about me.
I have to come here in person because I know when
she sees me, she's not gonna be able to run away from me.
I would love to talk this out with her and be civil.
But I'm here to speak my truth,
whether Shay wants to hear it or not.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Oh, hell no.
I can't believe Emjay decided to bring
this minimum-wage escort to my party.
No. There's nobody here.
No sugar daddies for you here, bitch.
I thought I took the trash out at my own party.
I don't got time for Estelita and her bull[bleep] right now.
She is a stalker. Bitch, bye.
You need to escort this chick away.
This is not the time.
You can leave with her if it's a problem.
I'm just letting you know right now, I don't want that.
- You know, I think that y'all should have a conversation.
- The last time we had a conversation, Estelita,
I invited you to my baby's birthday.
So how are you gon' diss my baby's party?
And then you're over here talking to the opps.
- Who is the opps? Who? - Amara.
- I'm nobody's bitch.
So if I don't have a problem with her...
- I don't give a [bleep]. - I can talk [bleep]
all I want, baby.
You said that I'm a scammer, but you are a [bleep] liar.
- And you here dragging my brother into this?
- No, baby, I'm not dragging him not into nothing, baby.
- 'Cause why did you even come to my [bleep]?
- Why are you concerned? - Why?
- 'Cause you love being in people's business.
You need to worry about your business.
- To every mother[bleep]--
- Oh, no, baby. I don't, bitch.
- You do. - That's you.
- Let's talk about how
you was a prostitute.
Girl, you better go [bleep] your daddy's [bleep].
- What? - It's going left.
It's going left field.
[both yelling]
- Yeah, bitch. - It's going left field.
- Yeah, bitch. - Yeah.
Get your-- - You raggedy-ass ho.
- Next time on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
You love Jiyah so much,
you won't even give her father a chance.
- I see him. - Mama.
- Don't bring him to my house.
- There's something that I need to talk to you about.
I ain't know how to tell you.
Um, so--
- You what, Mya?
Can we turn the cameras off please?
I'll be back.
- We're here. - We are in the DR.
This girl trip is already shaping up to be
a very interesting mash-up of female characters.
It's gonna be a really weird week.
- I come out here. I come to Miami.
And then what I come to find is nobody likes you.
I feel there's hope for you and Amara.
- You mean to tell me you are inviting Shay?
So she's going on this trip? I'm telling you now, Amara,
I'm! Not! Going! [plate clattering]