[Mia] Previously on "Unexpected."
What you got going on right there?
[Mia speaking]
Mom said she was gonna be here, but I don't know.
Me and my mom, we never had a very good relationship
because my mom isn't very reliable.
That's a sore subject.
[friend speaking]
She's supposed to be coming.
I never know what she's doing, where she's at.
[blows lips]
[Amya] Jose.
[Jose speaking]
What are you doing?
Going to my first day of work,
I don't want to talk to you anymore.
- [Jose] Why? - [Amya] Because you're rude.
Being postpartum, I've been getting irritated a lot faster.
I don't want you to start work all upset.
[Jose] Us arguing is what makes me upset.
If they continue to keep fighting,
this ain't gonna end well.
Your dad?
Last time I saw him, that was about a month ago.
Today is my 40-week
doctor's appointment.
I'm so ready for him to be here because I know
she's miserable.
[doctor speaking]
That's my baby.
I didn't want her to have to get cut open.
♪ What you want from me? What you want from me? ♪
♪ What you want from me? What you want from me now? ♪
OK, now I just need you to turn this side.
[Mia] Today's my graduation.
It is a very big deal that I am graduating a year early,
plus, big and pregnant, you know?
And I just want to look good for my special moment.
♪ Do you want from me? ♪
[Nicole] Hey, baby.
Just in time, Mom. She's almost done.
My mom's here to do my makeup, and I have mixed feelings about
it because I would like for my mom to come and support me for
my important parts of my life, but honestly, sometimes it'd be
easier if she didn't show up at all.
I'm gonna have to sit right here, Jessie.
- Can I sit right here? - Why?
- Why'd you make him get up? - Because...
Well, he can sit over there, because I need to be
in front of you.
I'm not even done doing my hair yet.
[Nicole] I know you're not.
Then why'd you just make him get up?
Because I'm in the mix right here.
I asked him. I didn't tell him.
- I asked him. - No, you didn't ask him.
You said, "Jessie, I'm gonna have to sit right here."
Graduation day!
- You excited? - Yeah.
I'm very proud of her for graduating a year early
and that she's doing all this pregnant.
You know, I'm so happy to be here to support her.
[Nicole speaking]
Nothing.
I got bronzer.
I don't want a big old full-face makeup.
- I just want to be light. - [Nicole] I am.
That's what I'm doing, my love.
Jessie's mad and texting me because my mom kicked him
off the bed. And it's very, very stressful.
So, yeah, I kind of wish my mom would have just came just
to hang out and not come and, like, make it,
like, an upsetting start of my day, you know?
But that's not how it happened.
- [Nicole] Who are you talking to? - [Mia] Jessie.
You tend to forget that I'm still your mother.
- OK. - Yeah.
I don't care if you're having a baby.
I'm still your mother, and you're gonna respect me, ma'am.
OK.
Ooh, girl.
Me and my mom don't have a mother-daughter relationship.
It's pretty, um, non-existent.
I mean, there's, like, say, 100% is
a mother-daughter relationship. It's 100%.
This is our relationship.
About that. It's about...
8%.
10%?
8%,
In that range, you know?
I would like for my mom to get her life together, and I would
like for her to be stable for herself, more than anything.
Get herself clean, get herself a job, start looking
into apartments for herself.
She could show up when she says she's going to show up.
And contact me more, she can do a lot of things.
A lot of things.
And I'd like for this bit to be more 90% to 100%.
But I don't really see that happening anytime soon.
You need to hurry up, Mom.
I still got to get dressed at 10 o'clock.
[Mia] I don't want a full-face.
I just told you I wanted something light.
And that should not take that long.
Baby, baby, baby, I'm doing it light.
- [soft kiss] - Ew!
[Nicole] OK, stop. Stop griping at me, please.
Then I should not take that long.
Mia, stop. Please stop.
OK, well, hurry.
Her whole entire life, we had a great
relationship until
she moved in with her dad a year-and-a-half ago.
Then it completely changed and became something that
I never, in a million years, thought that it would be.
Mama, I'm not being rude!
Stop hollering at me and stop being loud.
- I'm not being rude. - I am trying to talk to you.
Now stop.
Well, you keep saying I'm being rude every time
I say something. - Because you're doing that.
- No, I'm not. - Yes, you are.
I don't want to argue with you, Mia.
I'm not going to argue with you.
And then her father disrespected me all the time
in front of my children, has made them think that it's OK
for them to disrespect me. It's horrible, and I hate it.
Can you just come on?
[Nicole] Mia, did I just get finished telling you something?
- No, it feels like a lot. - It's not a lot, Mia.
Just stop. Just stop and let me finish it.
Well, just stop.
I told you before I even started doing it.
Stop arguing with me, dude. What's the deal, man?
[sad music plays]
[Mia sniffs]
[indistinct] I'm ready to be done.
[Mia sniffs]
You can't hardly see it at all.
So I don't-- I mean, there's nothing for you
to be tripping on about right now.
I mean, it sucked having someone around trying to suck up
all the joy and happiness of the moment.
It's just like really disturbing.
Can you just come on? I gotta get dressed.
I can't finish when you're crying, baby.
[Mia sighs]
OK, then stop.
[sniffs]
[Keith] Hey, what time we got to leave?
Like 11:30 or something?
[sniffs]
What's wrong with you, guys?
The fact that her mom came through like a wrecking ball,
and I mean, especially on her graduation day,
it hurt me, like, in my heart.
But I know if I say something,
it will only make the situation worse.
So that's why I tend to stay out of [bleep] like that.
I guess it was better that he didn't say anything
when my mom was upsetting me, only because she would make
a scene, and then all hell would break loose.
All right, well, I...
was just checking. - [Mia] OK.
people make her mad.
I don't like when people make her cry.
It makes me feel like they're disrespecting her,
and if you're disrespecting her, they're disrespecting us.
And if you disrespect us, then you have to go, because
if you can't respect us, then you're not going to be
a part of us.
I would say, I would probably say, I cried more what my mom
puts me through than probably anything else.
I hope I can just be done with all this crap,
so things won't get worse.
♪ Always there, me and you ♪
[Bella cackles]
[Hunter speaking]
Look at her.
Are you all right?
- Yeah. - [Kris] You ready?
Yeah.
[Kris speaking]
Oh, that would be fantastic.
[Stacie] Or give Hunter a surgery.
I'm his mom. I'm here.
- I can sign papers. - [Bella laughs]
All right, well, good luck. We're worried about you.
When Bella's doctor suggested having a C-section,
I really feel like it literally ripped my heart out because
I didn't want that for her.
It's a lot to think about.
You know, your mind just...
is spinning, all the what-ifs and what could happen,
and just to know that Bella's having surgery...
I don't like it.
Oh, wow.
[Falen] Yeah.
[Falen] Hi.
We'll see you when you get out.
- [Bella] OK. - [Kris] All right, love you.
- [Stacie] Love you, Boo. - Love you.
[Stacie] See you in there a little bit.
We are in the waiting room because only Hunter and Falen
got to go back to the C-section room.
And I'm just nervous.
I'm just nervous for Bella, for Hunter, for Falen.
I know, you know, it's going to be hard on Falen to see Bella
go through these things.
And I figured Hunter, like inside, he might
need his mom. He's just so young, I don't--
I don't believe he'll be able to make it without getting sick
or needing someone.
But all I can do is hope for the best because I can't be
back there with them.
[Falen] Yeah.
I'm afraid I might throw up, pass out.
Probably gonna pass out.
But also, I'm nervous for her to have a C-section.
Because it's gonna hurt her...
[suspenseful music plays]
When you're waiting on updates.
It just feels like the world stops turning, like you're
watching paint dry, waiting to hear something.
It takes forever.
I'm just ready for all this to be over with,
so I can be at ease.
No, I'm not going to lie.
I mean, there was a lot of stuff going through my mind
about them being back there.
What if they start to get him out, and then something bad
happens, and they have to save one or the other?
That's a decision that I hope I never have to make.
I already started my period, and I don't even know if I can
wear tampons yet?
[Jose speaking]
Did you push out an almost eight pound baby
out of your vagina?
Me and Jose have been arguing a lot since I had Sammy.
[Jose] They said six weeks.
[Amya] Please just shut up while you're ahead.
Hey, that's what the doctor said, not what I said.
Coming from a man.
His love language is pissing me off, I swear.
The 16-year-olds need their mother
when they have a baby.
What are you talking about? You're not staying here.
Keith wants my relationship with my children
to be horrible. I [bleep] hate him.
♪ This is where the magic happens ♪
I'm going to weigh myself for the first time
since Sammy was born.
At the end of my pregnancy, I was 324 pounds.
So let's see where I'm at.
[Sammy cooing]
[Amya speaking]
I gained like 60 pounds when I was pregnant,
including the baby, the 20 pounds
for the baby or whatever. - He was not 20 pounds.
- Shh! - [Mama G laughs]
Please.
OK, him plus the fluid is like 20 pounds.
I look so much different, you know?
Like, before I was pregnant,
My makeup, I changed my hair a lot,
all types of stuff.
And then when I got pregnant, I had no energy.
So I just have her braid my hair down and put the bonnet
on over it or wear a wig.
Yeah, and we got the first synthetic wig we found.
[Mama G laughs]
But now Sammy's like six weeks old, and I'm not carrying
that big old baby in my belly.
I feel like I am finding myself again.
And I know it's a process, but I'm finally feeling like
I need to get off my butt and at least go for a walk.
- Hurry up. - I don't want to.
Me and Jose have been arguing a lot since I had Sammy,
but I want him to have both of his parents getting along.
So I'm trying to do better with getting frustrated so easily
with him and trying to make the time that he's not
at work count.
- I'm so irritated today. - Why?
Because I already started my period, and I don't even know
if I can wear tampons yet. - [Jose] You can.
[Amya] I don't know that yet.
[Jose] Your vagina is healed already.
Did you push out an almost 8-pound baby
out of your vagina? - No, because I don't have one.
And did they tell you when it'll be healed?
They said six weeks.
- [Amya] Jose. - [Jose] You will be able to put a tampon.
please just shut up while you're ahead, actually.
Why? I'm just saying, I think you should be
allowed to wear tampons.
[Amya] Try to tell me about when my vagina's going to be healed.
Hey, that's what the doctor said, not what I said.
Coming from a man.
I went to the doctors for my six-week checkup, and she said
I could start exercising and other activities
if I wanted to.
And then she asked me about birth control.
No.
- Why are you...? - We're not.
Why would you ask me that? We're not.
OK, well, Sammy is not ready for a sibling.
Sammy is not having another sibling for a long, long time.
Jose's gonna get the, what is it called?
A vasectomy?
Yeah, where they tie it, that there's tubes
in there, they tie.
I thought that, Mom, I thought that they like took them out.
You thought they took the balls out?
- [Amya] Yeah. - Oh, my God.
They're not dogs.
All men are dogs.
No, I'm just kidding.
- [Jose] Can I drive him? - [Amya] No.
- [Jose] Let me drive. - [Amya] Bro, no.
- [Jose] Why can't I drive him? - [Amya] Leave him alone.
- He's left alone. - Oh, my God, Jose.
- [Amya] It's not a game. - [Jose] I never said it was a game.
- [Amya] Well I don't trust you. - [Jose] Oh, my God.
- That's all I want to do. - [Amya] No.
When Jose says "drive him around," I don't trust it
because Jose likes to watch little videos and stuff
of people driving off fast and, you know, doing the thing.
[tires screeching]
He does that with shopping carts and all that
all the time, and he's not doing that to my baby.
Yeah, I'm just going to, "hey, Sam." Vroom!
And you just see him fly off in the distance.
- [Amya] What? - No!
Why are you walking to the side for a second?
Because I'm about to turn right there, Jose.
- That's why. - Well, you were like this.
[Amya sighs]
I'm sorry.
You're making this not a peaceful walk.
I'm sorry.
No, you're doing it on purpose.
It's why you keep laughing.
OK, I apologize.
Do you still feel annoyed?
The thing about Jose is he thinks it's funny to piss me off
and he'll do it over and over and over again,
and it's not like stuff that's like big, it's like,
like little annoying things so that way when he keeps doing it
and I finally get mad, he could be like,
"What? I'm not even doing anything."
But he knows what he's doing.
That's why he laughs and he smiles every time I get upset.
It's one of my love languages.
His love language is pissing me off, I swear.
But I love him.
And I hope things get better from here.
- [Jose] What you waiting for? - [Amya] You to open the door.
If Sammy wasn't in that stroller...
[Jose] What?
[Amya] I would've hit you with it by now.
That's what. Yeah.
[Jose] Hurry up, I gotta get to work, Amya.
[Amya] You're so annoying.
♪ Go get [indistinct] on the other way ♪
♪ It's your last ♪
[Keith speaking]
[Nicole] I think so.
It's a big day for Mia, her graduation and all.
She should definitely be around people that support her.
It sucks, but unfortunately, she's not
getting that from her mom. Of course, Mia wants that.
You know, she wants that mother connection more than
anything, you know? She's pregnant.
I mean, she's in this time of questions.
You know, "Mom, what do I do?
"What did you do in this situation?
"Is this normal? Is this not normal?
What should I look out for?"
I don't know. You know what I'm saying?
So, that...
I wish for, that they could be closer.
But no, it ain't like that.
Never. Nope.
[Nicole] So, um...
when Mia has the baby...
[Keith] Mm-hm.
[Nicole] ...how's this going to work?
[Keith] I don't know.
I need to be with her Keith.
For our daughter's well-being, I need to be with her for at
least a couple weeks, Keith.
[Keith] Oh, Lord, this is so stupid.
No, it's not stupid. It's important.
[Keith] What are you talking about? You're not staying here.
I just want to be a good mom and be there for Mia
when she needs me the most.
I think that Keith needs to be open
to me staying at the house.
I think that he needs to work with me when it comes
to our daughter.
- She's 16 years old. - [Keith] Yeah.
You know 16-year-olds need their mother when
they have a baby. - [Keith] Oh, man, don't start this [bleep].
[Nicole] I'm not trying to start nothing with you.
My mom wants to be there and hang out with the baby.
OK, that's fine. Not every day.
Definitely not during the nights.
Give me some space.
And on top of that, my mom and dad, they don't know how
to be in the same house for more than a few hours
without arguing.
And I don't want that around my baby.
Don't even want to be around her.
[bleep] all that.
[Nicole] This has nothing to do with me and you.
Oh, [bleep]. I know that.
OK, well, then why are you still acting
like that to me?
[Keith] Because I don't even feel like going into it.
[Nicole] You don't feel like ever going into anything
that's important that we need to talk about.
Because it just is not how it's going to be.
[Nicole] It's important.
It's important that we discuss it, though.
[Keith] Well, we've discussed it.
- [Nicole] No, we haven't. - [Keith] And it's a no.
[Nicole] We haven't discussed it.
Your mom's tripping.
[Mia sighs]
Neveah's texting Jessie, which while I'm getting
dressed, that my parents are fighting outside.
But it's really not surprised me.
And it's just my mom and dad arguing.
Nothing new.
[Keith] There's always some bull[bleep].
[Nicole] No, there's never any bull[bleep].
[Keith] There's some bull[bleep].
Any time I try and talk to you about anything
that matters or that needs to be talked about.
[Keith] About something you want.
[Nicole] I want the baby to be taken care of correctly.
I want to help her like she needs help from her mother,
like any 16-year-old girl would have.
- Right, right, right. - [Nicole] That's what she needs.
Yeah, but in normal situations, that would be.
[Nicole] Well, this ain't normal.
In a normal situation, normally 16-year-olds
don't have babies. - Boy, no [bleep].
He should be willing to let me stay there and help Mia,
considering I don't have a place for Mia to come live at
right now with me.
But he wants my relationship with my children
to be horrible. He is a horrible person.
I [bleep] hate him.
[Keith] We good now?
Oh, no, we have a lot more to discuss.
Oh, of course we do. Well, not today, Bubba.
Today's about Mia. Not about you.
I just need to step away for a minute because, I mean,
no matter how mad I am at Nicole,
I'm more concerned about Mia.
I hope graduation will go seamlessly and no stress
and everything nice and good.
Holding him makes me want to kill you a little bit less.
But I'm gonna tell you right now, we're gonna have a real
long talk about there not being a second one.
Dad doesn't think Hunter's gonna stick around.
If you get out of line...
I'm gonna have to beat your ass back into line.
[Kris] She looks like she's doing OK in that picture.
Bella in the C-section room,
they had to give her this big old shot in her back
to get her numb.
And then it took about 15, 20 minutes.
[crying]
[nurse] Baby.
♪ Me, I'm meant to be like this ♪
♪ Together ♪
[Kris speaking]
- This... - No, let me show you. I got it better.
I'll show him better to the camera,
This is our son, Wesley.
He don't like you.
He loves me.
- This is our son... - Oh, there's eyeballs.
...Wesley Kristopher Dean
Vaughn-Johnson.
[kisses]
- He was born at 9:34 a.m. - Nope.
9:34...and a half.
- He doesn't want you. - Bull[bleep].
- He always wants his daddy. - Look at him looking at y'all.
- So cute. - Hand him over.
No.
You see how happy he is?
Tell your daddy to stop it.
[Bella] He's so awake.
Because I'm not cooperating, that's why.
[Wes farts]
Wes, come on.
[Bella laughs]
You're contaminating his oxygen.
Holy [bleep]!
[Hunter] I'm sorry, Wes.
[Bella] Look, he's crying.
[Wes coos]
[Bella] I'm so sorry, Wes.
This is what you're going to have to deal with
because your dad's only 13.
What's up, big boy?
Your favorite person has you now-- yeah.
It's Wesley Kristopher.
Our first grandbaby.
I tried three times for a boy and just couldn't get it done.
So this is pretty cool.
It feels really nice for him to have my name.
It was...
pretty emotional, you know?
Kind of made me tear up a little bit seeing him
for the first time.
I mean, look at that face. How could you not just love it?
Because he looks like you.
Yeah.
I'm going to get him a mohawk and some cowboy boots.
That's a crazy combo.
He's so cute.
I'm just going to tell you, Hunter,
holding him makes me want
to kill you a little bit less, OK?
But I'm going to tell you right now, we're going to have a real
long talk about there not being a second one.
I was way cooler with this one than most daddies
would have been.
Condoms.
Birth control, but she refuses, so.
The side effects are stupid, and knowing me, I'd probably be
unlucky and get every single one.
I think the best way is just for them just to not have
any more sex at all.
[Bella] Hunter would love to do...
he thinks that that is a way to prevent
pregnancy and he doesn't want to wear a condom.
But we're not doing anal sex.
That is a one way poop shoot.
Let's never bring it up again.
[all chuckle]
What I see is that she better be in high school and Hunter
better be doing all his little sports things and they better
be taking care of their son and giving him the attention
he needs and not making another baby right now.
[Kris] You know, uh, y'all's whole world just changed, right?
[Hunter] Mm-hm.
If you get out of line,
I'm gonna have to beat your ass back into line.
That boy right there better be the most important thing
in your two's lives.
Dad doesn't think Hunter's gonna stick around?
You know, I mean, if he decides that
this just ain't for him and he walks away and does what
his dad does and just has nothing to do with him,
you know, then, I mean, we'll teach Wes
whatever he needs to know
and take care of him, but I don't know, maybe
he'll stay around and prove me wrong.
I mean, I hope he does, but he's still a kid,
you know, so I don't know.
I'm proud of Jose.
He is busting his butt, but I know that being
a stay-at-home mom right now is not easy either.
It's hard enough being a teen parent.
I just feel like I'm being judged everywhere I go.
You can't live your life worried about
what everybody else thinks.
You look so pretty, Mia.
[Neveah] The bump is bumping, girl.
Nicole was being a total ass to Mia, and then now she's just
acting like nothing's happened.
[Mia] OK.
I just want it to be a nice morning.
[Keith] You better hurry up, because we've got to go,
and you ain't staying here with me.
I don't want to stay here!
[upbeat music plays]
[Jose] I've been working a couple of weeks.
I'm a busser.
I work eight hours a week, and that's two days a week.
I make $12 an hour so I can pay Mama G some couch rent.
[Mama G] Let's go in here and give Jose some hell.
Oh, that looks good. They got some salad.
Look at Jose. Don't spill it, Jose.
Oh, you don't see us? OK.
I wasn't expecting you there.
So why did I see you at the table?
Because I wanted Mexican food.
You know you want to see me work, you freak.
[chuckles]
[Mama G] What took so long?
I thought we were supposed to get these when we sat down.
- [Amya] Hungry, starved. - My salsa, please.
- Yeah, it's coming. - [Mama G] It's coming?
- Not fast enough. - Well, I don't bring it.
- Well, who brings it? - Your server.
Attitude.
He looks good.
I'm like nervous here. Like, I'm blushing.
Oh, my God. Anyways.
Does he give you butterflies still?
Yeah, he still gives me butterflies.
I like it.
I feel like it's why we still have our spark, you know?
Yeah, let's keep that to a minimum.
Thank you.
Hold on. Let me give you this plate.
- [Amya] Thank you. - [Jose] You're welcome.
You're working hard. They keep you busy here, huh?
[Jose] Yeah.
He looks tired as [bleep].
[laughs]
I'm proud of Jose.
He's been doing good working and everything.
I agree. Jose has really stepped up.
Yeah.
When it comes to responsibilities, like knowing
Jose before they were pregnant
and seeing the man that he is turning into, because I'm going
to say man, even though legally "he's not a man,"
but the way he's stepping up and taking care
of his responsibilities
is what a man does.
[Amya] He's doing good.
Maybe he'll become a server.
He is busting his butt, though.
- I ain't gonna lie. - [Amya] Yeah.
[Mama G] Watching him work.
You know, and I know that being a stay-at-home mom right now is
not easy either. Because you're a 24-hour job.
- [Amya] Yeah. - There's no break.
I want to be me again, if that makes sense.
I feel like since I had the baby, I don't feel like
I'm my own person anymore. - Who are you?
A mom. That's literally all I am now.
You're always going to be a mom.
- [Amya] Yeah. - That's never going to change.
Just because you're a parent doesn't mean
that your life is over.
Maybe you and Jose go to the mall.
You couldn't do that with Sammy.
Going out with a baby when you're young like that,
everybody looks at me, and I'm automatically judged.
[Mama G] Who cares?
[Amya] It's hard enough being a teen parent.
I feel like people are already staring at me because
I'm pushing a stroller at 16.
But also being overweight, I don't know.
I just feel like I'm being judged everywhere I go.
So, like, I'm just self-conscious all the time.
You can't live your life worried about
what everybody else thinks.
Because if you do, you're not living to your full potential.
You're not ever going to be happy.
Sammy, good morning.
- [Amya] He's awake? - [Mama G] Yeah.
I want you to go have fun.
I want you guys to do something.
[Amya] We haven't went out in a long time.
Because it can't all be just Sammy,
your entire relationship.
I don't know, me and Jose
haven't been on a date in a long time.
I just, I get, like, anxious in public and stuff,
so I'm gonna have to think about it.
♪ Losing our mind, sliding down the eastern parkway ♪
I'm all done, Mom.
You look so pretty, Mia.
[Neveah] The bump is bumping, girl.
You can see my whole belly button.
[Nicole] The bump is bumping.
She looks cute, don't she?
[Mia] I look like we need to be going.
You wanna take a picture with her Jessie?
I'm not in a picture uniform.
Nicole was being a total ass to Mia an hour ago,
and then now she's just acting like nothing's happened,
and she's ready to go, and she's all happy,
and it just really ticked me off.
It made me really frustrated.
[Mia] OK. Time to go.
[Nicole] I'll see you in a little bit.
[Mia] OK.
I don't really know how Mia's dealt with this her whole life,
because being around her mom
has been kind of chaotic and bizarre.
- [Mia] Where's my dad? - [Jessie] I don't know.
[Mia] I thought you said he was outside.
Let me call him.
- [Keith] Hello? - [Mia] Where are you at?
I'm ready, and I'm outside.
[Mia] Outside!
It does annoy me that them arguing has set back
my time on my day.
And now I'm going to be late to my graduation.
All right, you need to go, because she's leaving.
We need to leave, so you need to leave.
[Nicole] I got to use the bathroom.
[Keith] Well, you better hurry up, because we got to go.
And you ain't staying here with me.
I don't want to stay here!
[Keith speaking]
I just want it to be a nice morning so I can help
my daughter get ready for her graduation.
And Keith, he always just ruins everything.
He is a piece of [bleep]. That's what he is.
[Keith] This is stupid.
Give me a hug.
[Mia] OK.
- Love you. - [Jessie] Love you, too.
- [Jessie] Have a good day. - [Mia] You better dress nice.
No arguing, no fighting, none of that.
- Understand? - [Mia] OK.
It was a super stressful morning.
- [Mia] OK, I love you. - [Jessie] I love you, too.
Give me kiss.
So, I'm hoping the rest of the day that I can be
celebrated and just enjoy my graduation.
[Keith speaking]
[Mia] She did not tell me nothing.
- I don't know. - Just whatever.
I don't even want to talk about it.
[Falen] Stacie just showed me a text from Hunter's dad,
and it doesn't seem like he's going to come up here
and meet his grandson.
This is just beating around the bush.
[Stacie] Not coming to the hospital the day that your grandson
is born shows all you need to know.
[Hunter] All right, I'm going to bed.
- [AK] Where's Nicole? - [Keith] I don't know.
I thought she was going to be coming.
[host] Look at your pants.
[Mia] I see my dad, AK, Jessie,
but I didn't see my mom.
[upbeat music plays]
[Falen] Still numb?
[Bella speaking]
[Falen] Bella just got out of her C section two hours ago,
and Hunter sent a text to his dad hoping that he would
come up and see the baby.
But it doesn't seem like he's going to come up here
and meet his grandson.
He said, "That's awesome, bud.
Send me a picture of him. I want to see."
It's bull[bleep] that he didn't show up for Hunter,
and he blatantly ignored the invite to the hospital
to be there for his son and his very first grandson.
- I'm very pissed off. - I'm just so used to it.
That's not something he should be used to, though.
We are not sending pictures out right now
until me and Bella are ready to post first.
Is that OK?
Yeah.
I feel like Hunter deserves better than what he's getting.
He should have a dad that wants to be there, that wants to be
involved, that wants to contact him and hang out with him.
I hope this is the final straw for Hunter to see after
13 years that he's not going to make an effort for anything.
- I really do. - I hope so.
I mean, not showing up to the hospital
the day your grandson's born shows pretty much
all you need to know.
All right, I'm going to bed.
He's not going to.
This is just beating around the bush.
I do hope that Hunter is learning what not to do
from his dad so that he can be a better person,
a better father to Wes.
And even Bella, treat Bella better, because it's not just
about the kid, I mean, the mother too,
but treat them both right.
I plan to be there for him and be the opposite
of what my dad was.
And I'm gonna hold him to that.
♪ Oh, my life It's always been you ♪
♪ You're my finish line ♪
[AK speaking]
I don't know.
I am not that woman's agent.
I don't know where she's at.
Supposed to be coming, that's all I know.
Hey, I'm just letting you know, I text Nicole
asking where she was at.
I did shoot Mia's mom a text saying, "where are you at
for your daughter's graduation?"
I thought she was going to be coming.
I really did.
And then for her not to be there, it kind of shocked me,
especially since we were arguing about her being
in the delivery room when the baby is born.
[Nicole] Oh!
Oh, ma'am. [scoffs]
- So I'm like, "Uh." - Well, well, I mean.
[Jessie] I wouldn't say I was surprised that Nicole wasn't there,
because I started feeling she wasn't going gonna show up,
because that's just her.
But I was just a little surprised she didn't,
because she was there this morning, making Mia go
through hell, and then not even to show up.
'Cause, like, that's your mom, dude.
She should have been there.
[Keith] Mimi!
[AK] Mia!
[Mia speaking]
that I went through being pregnant and everything,
and I still graduated high school.
And I was almost-- I was three weeks
before my due date, and...
Yeah, you got to milk it. Say it was snowing too, when,
you know, it was your graduation.
We're not that far. We live in Louisiana.
- Oh, yeah, and it's May. - Yeah.
[Keith] Mia!
I'm impressed with Mia. I am.
I tell her how proud I am of her all the time.
She's a hard worker.
She's dedicated, and I'm proud of her for it.
I'm just sorry her mom wasn't there just to at least
see her walk.
Yeah.
[announcer] Mia [indistinct].
Yeah, Mia!
I'm extremely proud of her.
Because of Mia, I do want to become a better person.
When me and Mia first started dating, I was, like,
just a little dummy.
But she turned me from a boy to a man.
Like, she showed me how to do that.
Like, she showed me the responsibilities that
I have to have with a girlfriend and as a dad.
It absolutely makes me feel wonderful,
because he found a good girl,
and now he's changing his life around.
I'm not crying.
I'm trying not to mess up the makeup.
[Keith] Mia!
Go, girl!
Hearing her dad cheer her on,
that was, like, the best thing ever.
I was like, "oh, my gosh, go, dad."
I was just so happy, and I was just happy to get to watch
her cross the stage, because, I mean, sometimes when you get
pregnant, you tend to give up, but she stuck it out.
[host speaking]
[thunderous cheering]
[Mia] I see my dad, AK, Jessie,
but I didn't see my mom.
I did think it was a little odd that she didn't show up,
only for the fact that she did already come that morning
to help me with my hair and makeup.
Obviously, I care that she didn't show up.
I mean, it's my mom and I graduated high school,
but my mom doesn't show up sometimes.
That's how my mom is.
I just don't want my mom not being there to ruin my day.
- Have y'all heard from Nicole? - I haven't.
[AK speaking]
Yeah.
I think it's just really pathetic that she did not
show up at the graduation. It really just bothered me.
So at this point, I'm hoping that Nicole don't even show up
at this damn delivery, to be honest with you.
I mean, I'm not trying to be a bitch right now,
but I'm the mama that's been more supportive and more here
than anything.
Like, that's really gonna piss me off if she shows up.
No, I'm not, no--
I'm gonna be in there supporting them, too,
and I'm gonna help them, and I'm gonna be there for Mia,
hold her hand if I got to,
help make sure Jessie don't faint.
That's gonna tick me off.
She better not show up.
[Bella] Still to come on "Unexpected."
Look, she's still going.
We don't need no more.
I would like for my daughter to get on birth control.
You can get pregnant on birth control.
Hunter, being only 13 years old, shouldn't have
any kids whatsoever, especially not working on
trying to have a second one.
The only way is abstinence.
Where you don't have sex at all.
Oh.
The seatbelt won't reach.
I'm like mortified right now.
It's not a big deal to you.
I don't wanna feel like this again.
It's heartbreaking, but Amaya needed the push.
Today is the first day of the rest of your life.
We can change what we're doing now.
I'm not going to counseling if you can't go
to anger management.
I just told you no means no.
He has the audacity to treat me some type of
way and acts like a little bitch.
Can you shut the [bleep] up?
I'm done.
I'm not gonna let him be a part of his
daughter's life.
All these people walking past like, she got
a baby and she got a pregnancy test.
What the [bleep]?
Yeah, because it's gonna take time away from him.
So, got 9 months.
If all he's gonna do is keep helping her make
babies, then he can go down the road.
Mom wouldn't let it happen.
Your mama can go with him.
Is she OK?
It's ridiculous.
I'll give her a kiss before.
I was really scared and nervous, and I wanted
my mom, but she wasn't there.
I don't know.
We don't want anybody to know she's here.
Just text Tasha.
Is there any way Bryce could come to the hospital?
She said, "Try it. You will be removed."
If they show up, the gloves are coming [bleep] off.
Baby might have been born already.
We don't even know.
Decent human beings would not inflict pain
like this.
She's coming, Belle.
I am so freaking pissed.
- Ther we go. - She's here!