[Emersyn] Previously on Unexpected...
I’m 40 weeks pregnant, and I’m gonna be induced tomorrow.
I don’t wanna see you get wheeled into an emergency C-section.
Are you trying to scare me right now?
[Erica] The risks involved in inducing are high.
I think the best thing is for her to have this baby naturally.
What do you think of the kids moving?
-I love it. -[Kim] Yeah?
I think it’s good.
There’s nothing like your own place.
[Kim] That’s Aaliyah’s bed that’s going in your room.
We’re not putting that bed
-in our room, no. -[Kim] Yes, you’re putting it there.
I get more sleep if I have Aaliyah sleeping in the room with me,
’cause she actually sleeps at night.
I don’t even wanna do this [bleep].
I wanna cancel the whole move.
Like, we’re over the honeymoon phase.
[Jenna] He’s working, and I’m just taking care of Luca.
It’s lonely.
Like, have you said anything to him?
’Cause it’s kind of getting, like, ridiculous.
I can’t take it anymore.
[Jenna] Something needs to change.
Your iron is super-low.
I suggest that you restart the iron.
There could be a lot of difficulties with the baby,
because my iron is so low.
I think you know that I want you being a father,
being a good boyfriend.
I feel like she’s just holding on to faith that he will change,
[Tiarra] but I don’t think Alex can just decide,
"Oh, I’m gonna be a good man,
I’m not gonna cheat anymore."
She makes my life miserable on this [bleep] couch.
[Tyra speaking]
[sighs] Oh, good, good, good God.
[Tiarra] I’m not feeling well,
so I texted my doctor and asked if I should go to the ER,
but she hasn’t texted me back yet.
[Tiarra] I’m gonna have to figure out what’s wrong with myself.
♪ Getting... is your passion now ♪
[Melissa] What’s happening?
[Tiarra] I don’t feel good, I’m light-headed.
I think it’s because my iron’s so low.
I mean, you can literally see it in my face.
[microphone crackling]
[director] I’m gonna cut.
[cell phone ringing]
-[Tiarra] Hello. -[Bethanie] Yeah?
-Yes. -This is Bethanie from Women’s Health.
[Bethanie speaking]
Yeah, I just, like, haven’t felt really good this morning.
Ever since I woke up,
I haven’t felt really well.
Today’s just been a long and stressful day.
[Tiarra] Me and Tyra got into a fight.
On top of that,
like, I feel like I’m gonna throw up,
and, like, I have a headache,
dizzy, everything.
It’s really bad.
I was just at my doctor’s a couple of days ago,
and they checked my iron,
and it was... She texted me a message, and it was like,
"It’s really, really low,"
if I was ever feeling, you know, dizzy and light-headed,
um, to go to the ER.
I’ve kind of, um, been skipping some of my iron pills.
I haven’t been taking them like I’m supposed to,
because they’ve made me very nauseous,
and, um, it’s hard to deal with a pregnancy and a toddler when I’m constantly feeling
like I’m gonna throw up.
[Bethanie speaking]
That’s what I feel is low is my oxygen,
like, I feel like I can’t breathe.
[Bethanie speaking]
I didn’t realize my iron being low was affecting the baby at all.
I thought it was to do with me, and I’m just hoping
that she’s okay, and I’m kind of blaming myself,
because I have not been taking my iron pills.
[Melissa] I feel like I should’ve been a little bit more involved,
because now I’m really concerned about her and the baby.
-[Melissa] Hear that popping noise? -[tapping]
Something’s going on with my car.
I have no idea what it is.
-[tapping noise speeds up and gets louder] -Oh, my God!
[Tiarra] You’re gonna have to pull over.
Oh, my [bleep].
The hospital that my doctor told me to go to is an hour away,
and, with my mom’s car messing up,
I’m not sure if we’re gonna make it there.
[Melissa] I’ll pull over, right here. [bleep]
-I don’t think they have-- -[Melissa] Sounds like I got a flat tire.
See if that tire’s flat.
Which one?
That one on your side.
See if it’s flat.
[Melissa] Hurry up.
[Tiarra] No, tire’s not flat,
but it smells like it’s burning up.
Stop [bleep].
[Melissa] They’re not flat, it’s not a flat tire.
Something else, the car’s all just [bleep].
[Melissa] I have no idea what’s going on with my car.
We were just driving to the hospital,
and all of a sudden, it was just making all these wild noises.
It was, like, a serious moment,
’cause I’m just, like, thinking, like,
"Can anything else go wrong?" Mom was like,
"It’s okay, we can just keep going," and I’m like, "No, we can’t keep going.
This car needs to be in the junkyard."
Oh, my God, I cannot believe this [bleep].
Ow, my stomach’s [bleep] cramping.
-I don’t know if I need-- -[Melissa] Oh, God.
[Melissa] We just need... Oh, my God.
-Ooh, I can’t breathe. -Call Tyra and see if we can borrow her car.
[bleep]
Yes, I know that me and Tyra got into a fight
because of what I said about Alex,
but if there was ever a time where I needed Tyra the most,
I think it would be, like, right now,
especially with the way my doctors were talking.
I’m very nervous for not only myself,
but also my baby.
[Melissa] Where the hell is Tyra?
We need to find her, right now.
♪ Everything is better When we’re together ♪
-[Aaliyah] We are moving today. -[Thomas] I know.
-You excited? -[screams happily]
[chuckles]
Bye.
Bye. Sorry, sorry...
-You almost knocked Aaliyah. -I love you, Aaliyah, I love you, Aaliyah.
[Aaliyah] Love you.
-[Kim] Text us when you’re there. -[Lilly] Okay.
It’s moving day, and somehow,
everything is finally packed,
but last night,
Lawrence and I got into a really dumb argument
about where Aaliyah’s bed is going to go in the new apartment.
[Lilly] I don’t understand why Aaliyah’s bed can’t go in the room.
[Lawrence] I just don’t understand
how we’re gonna have two beds and a crib in our room.
[Lilly] She’s gonna be adjusting
to a completely new environment.
[Lawrence] We’re not gonna be able to walk in our room,
that’s what I’m saying.
Hopefully, the actual move-in goes better than packing did.
[sighs] Why did we bring this dollhouse thing, man?
[Lawrence panting]
[Lilly] So, the couch is gonna go, I think,
right here, on this wall.
-We’ll move these boxes. -All right.
I definitely thought that everything I had at my mom’s
would fit into a two-bedroom apartment,
but, like, once they started bringing all the boxes in and all the furniture,
I realized that I had, like, an entire house worth of stuff,
instead of just, like, the two bedrooms that we have.
[bleep]
[Lilly] Here comes the dollhouse.
I mean, like, a mansion to fit everything that we have.
[Thomas exhales noisily]
[Thomas] That’s all the boxes.
[Lilly] So, we’re about three hours into this move,
and we’re still not even halfway done.
Lawrence still has to go back and pick up the second load of boxes,
and my mom is on her way with Aaliyah
to help finish some of the unpacking.
All right, here we are.
Don’t pee your pants.
Oh, the kitchen would’ve fit right there.
[Kim] Your mother should’ve listened to me.
[Aaliyah speaking]
-It’s, uh... It’s full of stuff right now. -[Kim] Full of stuff.
We’re gonna fix it,
we’re gonna get it nice.
-[Aaliyah] Yes! -[Kim] Let’s go pee-pee, okay?
-[Aaliyah stamping] Go, go pee. -[Kim] Whoops.
-[Kim] All right, we’re going pee-pee. -[Lilly] Need the water wipes
-that are in there. -[Kim] Okay.
[Kim] Oh, you don’t have toilet paper?
Oh, my God, you should’ve told me,
I would’ve brought some.
[whispers] Oh, my God.
To not hear "Lilly, you didn’t do this..."
[exhales heavily]
I’m gonna miss her...
-so much. -[Kim] Mmm-hmm.
[Lilly] But I’m not gonna miss the judgement.
And I won’t miss the mess.
-I won’t miss-- -But you’ll miss me.
I will.
I will miss you.
-And my kids. -And your babies.
We got a lot of work to do in here.
[man speaking]
[Lilly] Oh, Jesus Christ.
Once all the beds were set up in our room,
I understood where Lawrence was coming from
with the room being so crowded.
I had a completely different picture of, like, the layout of the beds.
Like, when I imagined it,
I didn’t imagine it just being, like, the crib,
our bed and Aaliyah’s bed, like, lined up in a row,
so when I saw, like, three rows of beds,
I was like, "Oh, [bleep],
I shouldn’t have done this."
This is so perfect here, though.
You’ll all sleep so nice.
-It looks pretty. -[Lilly] Yeah.
And you have a whole corner to put something...
-You know? -Mmm-hmm.
You know, I think you have plenty of room. It’s a really nice big room.
[Lilly] Yeah.
I’m not willing to admit that I was wrong,
so I’m gonna pretend that I love it
and that this was the plan,
’cause Lawrence can’t know that I was wrong.
[Jenna] Aden, can you wait?
I’ve been working really hard to keep us all together,
but at this point, I feel defeated.
I just don’t really know how all this stuff is fixable.
♪ I’m coming out For a little fun ♪
♪ Got smoke arising From this loaded gun ♪
[Jenna] Luca, are you ready for a fun weekend?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[Jenna] Yeah?
It’s, like, Father’s Day weekend.
I’m not really sure if it’s possible to fix my relationship with Aden,
but I am going to try my best to make things better,
because I just really don’t want Aden and I to end up like my mom and dad.
So, this weekend, Aden and I are taking Luca to Pittsburgh for Father’s Day.
It’s important to me that Aden shows that I matter
and our family matters and our relationship matters,
but... I don’t know.
We’ll see.
What’d you get me?
It’s a surprise.
-[happy singing noises] -[Jenna] What’d you get me for Mother’s Day?
[sighs] My feelings were hurt.
After I bawled my eyes out in the car.
-[Aden] What? I wasn’t-- -[Jenna] And then you even went into the store,
and some guy said,
"Oh, did you forget too?"
You told me that.
Aden used to, you know, get me presents all the time, like,
stupid little baskets, like, all the time,
and then... Don’t know, he just stopped,
but at the same time,
Adan bought, like, a $40,000 truck.
Yeah.
Okay.
No different.
What?
I definitely miss the Aden I first started dating.
[Jenna] Aden and I were, like, best friends,
but now he doesn’t talk to me.
You don’t talk to me.
What are you talk... Uh, nothing’s changed.
Everything’s the exact same as it used to be.
You don’t talk to me.
We don’t sit down and have a full-on conversation about something.
Oh, she’s so full of crap.
We don’t have normal conversations,
this is probably the most we’ve talked to each other.
You don’t talk to me.
♪ It’s another sunny day ♪
♪ You know we like to play ♪
♪ It’s another sunny day ♪
♪ You know we like to play ♪
♪ Another sunny day ♪
♪ You know we like to play ♪
I set this weekend up for Aden, for Father’s Day, and...
[Jenna] I mean, you can tell by Aden’s faces, like,
he’s not in a good mood,
and it’s just, like, "Oh, here we go."
I’m hoping that Aden seeing that Luca’s excited and he likes the zoo
will lighten Aden’s mood.
[Jenna] Oh, my God.
[Jenna laughing] Oh, my God!
Ah, they are cute.
[Aden] Look at them.
[Luca] Da-da-da-da.
Aden’s a good dad.
He is, he’s a really good dad,
but it’s not enough.
I think I do more than probably 90% of men in America
do for their families.
I mean, [bleep],
I spend a lot of time with my family.
Spend time with Luca.
You don’t acknowledge me.
Yes, I do.
[Jenna] He comes home, he plays with Luca, understandable.
We bath Luca, put Luca to bed.
By the time Luca’s in bed, he’s asleep.
[Jenna] And on top of that,
-you know, we don’t sleep together. -[Aden] No.
Yeah, we don’t...
We don’t sleep together, we don’t...
I freaking love him.
He wants to sleep with me.
[Jenna] Zebras,
or whatever’s...
[Aden speaking]
I’m not really sure where Aden and I are right now
in our relationship.
I have been working really hard to keep us together and happy,
because growing up in a broken family
just really taught me to respect family,
I guess, because I wanted it and I didn’t have it,
so, it’s like, "I want this.
I need it."
Let’s... I wanna see if there’s a elephant.
[Jenna gasps]
[Jenna] Oh.
Where are you going?
Aden!
Can you wait?
Are you kidding? [bleep]
[Jenna] Aden’s just rushing me through the zoo,
and I’m just getting annoyed, because I wanna stay longer
and I know Luca does, too.
[Jenna] Honestly,
I think sometimes Aden will purposely be pissy to get under my skin,
like, that’s just him.
He needs to, like, freakin’ lighten up a little bit.
Like, ugh, he’s got, like, a stick up his ass,
so far.
It’s just like [sighs], "Oh, my God."
[Jenna] What’s the matter?
Come on, lighten up.
You’re stressing me out.
You want me to talk about what is annoying me.
Always hearing that I’m in a bad mood.
"Hey, are you in a bad mood?
You seem like you’re in a bad mood."
I wasn’t in a bad mood,
but when Jenna, like, says dumb [bleep] like that,
it just... it pisses me off.
-Oh, do you see? -[animal noises]
[Aden speaking]
He does care.
[Aden speaking]
In... Oh, my God!
[Aden speaking]
Can you take a chill pill?
[Jenna] I’ve been working really hard to keep us all together,
but I can’t live my life like this.
I just don’t really know how all this stuff is fixable,
but at this point,
I feel defeated,
and I just, like, don’t wanna do this anymore,
and so I’m just, like...
"Let’s go home."
And no eating in the living room.
[Emersyn] They have a bed ready, so we can go in whenever I...
-[Erica] Oh, you ready to go? -[Emersyn] Yep.
Knowing I’m getting induced today,
it scares me.
I’m not really prepared for it.
♪ We don’t care ♪
♪ No, we don’t care ♪
♪ No, no, we don’t care ♪
[Mason] It’s induction day,
and I feel calm, because...
there’s no room for... for panic.
You’re in the moment,
you gotta live through it.
-Grab your stuff. -Okay. Whoo.
[Ernie] I’m very nervous for him.
Whole thing is so stressful.
Once the baby’s here,
from the time of delivery,
time you walk into that hospital,
your stress level goes up...
by 100 points.
He is going to have to learn right away how to be a parent.
-You just got the one bag? -Two,
’cause I am gonna be here for a little bit, so...
[Mason] I think he worries a lot
because he doesn’t see me stressing out
about having Mateo,
but...
I’ve kind of learned to deal with stress
because of dealing with my mom being in and out of jail for the past three years,
so I think it scares people
when they see me not dealing with stress
the way they would.
But I’m really nervous,
because I’m not really prepared for it.
All right, mijo. I love you, Pop.
-I love you too. -Make sure you give us a call.
Okay.
-Play by play, all right? -All right.
-Will do. -All right, take care.
Say hi to Emmy and everybody.
-[dog barks] -[Mason] All right.
Okay. See ya.
-[Erica] Hey, hey. -Hi.
-[Erica] How are you? -I’m good, how are you?
There is no medical reason why I’m getting induced.
I’m just over being pregnant.
I’m ready to meet him. Why not?
I think, for the medical community,
it’s easier to schedule
and, um, take these medicines
and give ’em to these kids so they can control the environment,
so, preferably without any... anything happening
or anything negative going on,
I think she should’ve went naturally...
um... but...
it was her choice,
but I don’t think that’s...
a wise decision, um, for Emersyn and the baby.
-They have a bed ready, so we can go in whenever I... -Yeah.
-[Erica] I’ve told... Oh, you ready to go? -Yeah, that’s it.
[Emersyn] Yep. It feels like I’ve been pregnant for, like, ever.
Forever.
[Erica] I’m excited. You ready, Mom?
[Leslie] Yeah, I am.
You’re gonna have your grammy with you.
[Emersyn] I’m fine with Grammy coming with me.
[Erica] They only let two support people
um, in the hospital,
and because I’d just had Vihaan,
I won’t be able to be there,
so my mom has offered to be there with Mason.
It’s gonna be so hard not to be at the hospital with Emersyn,
and I’m gonna be on pins and needles the whole time.
I’m giving you a real hug.
I know.
Thanks.
I love you too.
Thanks.
Okay, baby.
[Erica blows kisses]
Knowing I’m getting induced today,
it... scares me,
makes me very, very nervous.
I’m just hoping it all goes well
and quick.
But I’m definitely thankful to have my grandma at the hospital with me.
[Emersyn] She’s very calm,
and she just leaves everything up to me.
I guess I feel like my mom would be more verbal with the doctors and stuff,
and I wouldn’t want her to be.
And so I feel like...
I can say, like, or make a decision,
like the 40-week induction,
because I know
if my mom was there, she would’ve said no, so...
Yeah, she would’ve, like, intervened.
Yeah.
Okay, Daddy-o.
I will.
Thank you.
[Mason] All right.
[Erica exhales noisily] I don’t know.
Yeah, I don’t know if she knows what she...
But maybe it’s a good thing she doesn’t know what she’s in for,
because... you just, kind of, take what is dealt to you
in that moment,
so, not knowing exactly what to expect,
you know, maybe she can have a little more courage, going into it.
But I’ve had six kids,
so I know how difficult labor can be,
so, honestly, I’m so scared for her.
I know my mom is gonna be there,
um, but I don’t think that Mason knows what to do to support Emersyn,
and my mom is just too sweet.
She definitely won’t stay on Mason the way that I would.
[doorbell rings]
[Lilly] Babe, I think your mom’s at the door.
[doorbell rings]
Babe, the doorbell’s ringing.
[Lawrence] Okay, let me just straighten up.
There’s food over here.
This my coffee or yours?
-[Lilly] That’s my coffee. -Thanks.
[doorbell rings]
It’s the morning after our move,
and I am so beyond exhausted,
and Lawrence still expects me to be his maid.
[Lilly speaking]
I can’t stand to even see toys on the floor,
I throw a fit,
so if there’s any garbage...
[Lawrence speaking]
Just don’t sit right with me.
[Lawrence grunts]
-Hi. -Hi.
Oh, my God, y’all got it finished.
[Lilly] Mmm-hmm.
Nice. Beautiful.
[Lilly] Thank you.
[Sandy] This is yours...
from Grandma.
[Lilly gasps] Buddy, look.
That’s yours.
This is yours from Grandma.
-Ooh. -[laughs] It’s Strawberry Shortcake.
And this is yours.
Oh, thank you.
[Sandy] I’m gonna be nosy, now.
I didn’t expect to see all this when I came in here.
Because of Lilly.
[Lawrence] She’s not comfortable with Aaliyah being in the room by herself.
She is...
Yeah. I mean, if it helps her sleep at night.
When do Lilly and I don’t disagree?
That’s just usual Lilly and I.
-[chuckles] -It’s either one of us is gonna win,
that’s just how it’s gonna be.
[Sandy] Mmm.
To be honest, I’m really proud of you, honey.
-[Lawrence] Thank you. -I am.
-Thank you, Mom. -I am. I knew you had it in you.
I knew if you was gonna stand up,
-and be the man you’re supposed to be... -Babe?
[Lilly] What?
There’s no eating in the living room.
[Lilly] Aaliyah, come eat in here, baby.
-Mom. -What?
We just don’t wanna get it on the couch.
You gotta go sit in the other room, girl.
[Lawrence] We don’t want bugs, Liyah. We have to go in the living room...
-In the kitchen to... -[Lilly] Aaliyah, please listen, baby.
-Mom... -[Lilly] No eating on the new couch
or on the new carpets, you gotta come in the kitchen if you wanna eat.
I don’t wanna look at the food on the couch
after it being eaten, and it ain’t by me.
I don’t like crumbs,
-I don’t like seeing a mess-- -If it ain’t by you.
-Yeah. -You don’t ’posed to eat on the couch,
so can’t nobody else eat on there?
You know how much money I pay in rent each month?
If I wanna eat on the couch, the floor, the carpet,
I’m gonna eat everywhere.
-Lawrence, you can’t-- -That’s my throne. But...
Mmm.
So...
[Sandy] It is his house.
[Lilly] Please listen.
[Sandy] I can see him now.
Mmm-mmm, mmm-mmm, mmm.
I didn’t move to not have no authority in the house,
so, it’s like, how do I make my own rules?
How do I set my own boundaries?
It’s gonna be hard.
Really, really hard.
[loud crunch]
[Erica] I think they’re inflating her.
Just seems so much more complicated
than labor naturally.
I know my mom really wanted me to not be induced,
but it’s happening.
Take that, Mom.
[laughs]
[Tiarra] Tyra, get your [bleep] kid.
[Tyra speaking]
I don’t understand why she’s being as big of a bitch as she’s being right now.
[Melissa yelling] If something happens to her baby,
you just know it’s your goddamn fault.
♪ This is the smack down ♪
So, my car’s messing up, it’s making noises and [bleep],
so we had to turn around and come back and see if I can get Tyra’s car.
So--
Where?
[Candice speaking]
Well, tell her I’m gonna have to use her car. Mine’s balling up.
All right, love you, bo.
Me and my mom are on the way to the hospital,
because my iron was really low,
I wasn’t feeling well,
and the first thing the doctor told me was
that the baby was most likely losing oxygen.
[Tiarra] My mom’s car wasn’t working,
so we turned around and go to my Aunt Candice’s house,
so that we can get Tyra’s car for, like, ASAP, like, now.
[car tire tapping]
[Tiarra] Oh, my God, hey, can you stop making the noise?
Just stop.
You better get your bank card,
get all that [bleep].
No, no.
What the [bleep] is wrong with your car, you need to figure it out,
like, I need my car too.
[Melissa speaking]
But this has to do with Tiarra’s baby getting enough oxygen,
-so... -[Taylor] Okay, when Tiarra’s ready to go...
Okay, well, just go.
[Tiarra] I know Tyra had a lot of things going on as well.
I don’t mean to be selfish,
but right now, the most important thing in this situation’s getting it
to the doctor to get checked on.
-[Ella] I wanna leave with you. -Aw.
-I told you, she gotta take Mommy to the doctor. -All right, Momma’s there.
-[Ella screaming] No, no. -Momma’s here.
[Tiarra] As we pull up,
Ella started freaking out.
[upset babbling]
No! Mommy.
She’s sleepy.
[Tiarra] I can’t leave her like this.
Mom, she’s just gonna have to go.
The main thing that I’m worried about is getting to the hospital,
so I’m gonna take Ella with us,
because it’s an emergency,
but everything is just, like, very stressful.
Maybe I’ll put you in the car and I’ll go get your baby wipes
and your phone out of Mimi’s car.
[Tiarra] I’m gonna really shoot myself, is what I’m gonna do.
[Tiarra] Come here, Layla.
Yes, I’m taking Ella, and you come over here,
’cause she don’t want you to go.
-You don’t tell me who I’m taking. -[screams]
[Tiarra speaking]
[Tiarra] Take her in.
[Layla crying]
Hey, no, not hitting.
You don’t hit TT.
-[Layla crying] -You’re going inside.
[Layla shrieking]
[Layla crying]
No more, Tyra get your [bleep] kid!
-[Layla screams] -Stop!
Then stop!
-Stop. -[Tyra speaking]
[Tyra speaking]
-[Layla screaming] -[Tyra speaking]
[Layla crying]
[Tyra] Our argument did not start with the car.
It was over a two-year-old.
It wasn’t about Tiarra going to the hospital...
-[Layla crying] -[Tyra speaking]
But [bleep] scream and yell at my daughter,
that made me angry.
I don’t care if she’s my sister.
Nobody talks to my kid like that.
So I told her, "You’re not taking my car."
That’s all I have to say.
-[Layla crying] -Come here, Mimi’s got you.
Come on, we’re getting in your car, come on, let’s go.
-[Ella crying] -If something happens to her baby,
you just know it’s your goddamn fault!
I’m very disappointed in Tyra for acting like this.
She knows right from wrong, like,
so she, she knew what she was doing.
I don’t understand why she’s being as big of a bitch as she’s being right now.
Don’t think you need to worry about your kids.
[Taylor speaking]
She’s...
It’s taking a long time for me to get to the hospital.
I’m kind of just like very terrified
that it’s too late to get the baby oxygen.
And that something wrong is gonna happen.
It is great, this is our room.
It’s actually quite nice.
-[Mason speaking] -Yes.
My support team today is my grandma
and Mason, of course.
My mom was gonna come, but...
she decided to stay home and take care of the little ones.
[Mason] Are you ready, Emmy?
Oh, yes, I’m ready.
I definitely have a lot of nerves,
but we’ve got a birth plan, so that’s good.
Our birth plan basically consists of...
an epidural,
you’re gonna cut the umbilical cord...
Chop, chop.
And being induced, obviously.
-I think there’s-- -And then skin to skin.
And then, yeah, like skin to skin,
like right when the baby comes out,
I’m gonna like breastfeed him or whatever.
That’s one thing I wish I had my mom there for.
Breastfeeding.
-[Emersyn speaking] -[Mason laughs]
But I actually forgot the birth plan at home.
[Erica] Oh, hi, honey.
[Emersyn on phone]
You forgot your birth plan?
[Emersyn speaking]
Unbelievable, kid.
Yep.
[Emersyn on phone]
-Front and back? -[Emersyn on phone]
Hold on.
Emersyn definitely has pregnancy brain right now.
And not being there with her during labor is extremely difficult.
I’m putting a lot of faith, and a lot of trust in Mason and my mom
to make sure that she’s comfortable and supported.
Thank God for video calls.
Hey, Mom.
Mom!
She probably muted you.
Listen, listen.
Are they checking her?
[Erica laughs]
Okay, okay.
That means yes.
[doctor speaking]
[Leslie on phone] No, her mom’s...
[Leslie on phone] Her mom couldn’t be here, so...
[doctor speaking]
[Sai speaking]
-[Emersyn on phone] I’m scared. -No.
I wanna hear like how many centimeters dilated she is.
The doctors just came in to check on me
and I am one and a half centimeters dilated.
And they are putting this like string thing
called CERVIDIL up my vagina.
And, um, it’s supposed to soften my cervix.
[Leena] Let’s see the phone, Mommy.
I’m listening to the doctor. Shh.
I think they’re inflating her with one of those dilation things.
Just seems so much more complicated than letting her
go into labor naturally.
Emersyn doesn’t understand
because she hasn’t been there, and I wouldn’t have understand if I was her age either
the difference between natural labor and an induction.
It’s so much more painful to be induced.
And, um, I mean, why do that to yourself?
I just want this baby out.
That’s all.
Mmm.
[doctor speaking]
I know my mom really wanted me to go all natural and not be induced,
’cause she knows the risks.
I’m taking you up to bed, honey, I’m taking you right now.
[Emersyn] But
I trust my doctor
and the nurses.
They seem like they know what they’re doing,
I mean, I’d hope they’d know what they’re doing.
So...
It’s happening.
-Take that, Mom. -[laughs]
We need to talk some more, Aden.
You’re being such a [bleep] crybaby.
[Aden speaking]
[gasps]
[Aden speaking]
[groans in pain]
[Emersyn] The pain’s so unbearable.
It’s like, what’s happening?
♪ Oh, light me up ♪
♪ Right on ♪
♪ And this could guide ♪
[Emersyn speaking]
I can’t believe you’re having
that bad of contractions already.
Once the CERVIDIL was put in there,
I feel like a slight pain in my stomach like my mom told me.
What’s gonna happen with like real contractions?
And from now it’s just getting worse,
and worse,
and more frequent.
Yeah.
Grammy,
how long do contractions like go on for?
[Leslie speaking]
No, I mean like the whole thing.
[Mason] Well, they’re supposed to get like...
-Longer? -[Mason] Like, um...
-[Leslie] Closer together. -[Mason] Yeah.
[Emersyn] I’m hoping
that the nurses will let me know what time is right
for the epidural,
as long as it’s not too early.
’Cause I’m anxious
that if I get the epidural too early
then it’s gonna wear off by the time I’m giving birth.
And that’s not gonna be good.
So maybe, I don’t know,
before I go into super, super hard labor.
[Emersyn speaking]
-[stammers] I’ve never had one. -Yeah.
-[Emersyn speaking] -[Mason] Another contraction?
[Mason] Ooh. That’s good.
[Emersyn speaking]
[Mason] Emmy’s currently four centimeters dilated.
And her water just broke.
How you doing?
[Emersyn speaking]
A lot of pain?
You’re doing good.
You got this.
Emersyn was like
she didn’t want to be touched or anything,
she just wanted to be in her own little space.
So, I cannot really do much to help.
Once my water broke,
my contractions just started getting... more painful.
Like I underestimated contractions so much.
Like I thought, okay, yeah, it’s gonna hurt,
but I think I can do it.
But like, this pain is so unbearable.
I just feel like, "What’s happening?
Like, am I gonna die?"
[moaning]
[exhaling]
I’m praying that the epidural eases the pain.
Because I cannot take anymore.
It’s excruciating.
This is the worst pain that I’ve ever felt in my life.
♪ Give me a reason To let it out ♪
♪ Let it out ♪
♪ Give me a reason to let it ♪
♪ Let it out ♪
You have to get a GPS up.
’Cause I don’t know where I’m going.
-You don’t have a phone? -No.
Okay.
Like, you’re a big boy, type it in.
I was hoping by going to Pittsburgh
that Aden would be happier and lighten up,
and shake things up a little bit.
I don’t know, but it didn’t work.
He was still so rude the entire time.
I’m just kind of over it, you know?
I can only do so much.
I don’t know where I’m going.
Well, [bleep] look it up.
Like, Aden...
You’re capable of looking it up.
[Aden speaking]
Okay, well, you were just sitting in a parking lot, correct?
You literally need to stop making things so difficult.
You’re supposed to turn right here.
-[automated assistant] Use the right lane to keep right. -Oh, you left.
-Yep. -You missed it.
Like, what are you doing?
Like why are you the way you are?
Seriously...
-Where are you going-- -Why do you have to make everything so difficult?
[Aden speaking]
I wasn’t rude to you.
I’m just trying to create these beautiful memories,
and it really just seems like you don’t care
or you’re not interested.
I value my time very well with my family
and she’s sitting here telling me that apparently I don’t.
-I don’t feel-- -I think she’s too used to, no, get out of here.
She’s told all the time
about how much people can’t believe how much I help her.
-No, I, get out of here. You’re a friggin’... -That doesn’t mean--
-I do. -You don’t.
I’m, I’m done talking about this, this is stupid.
She making stuff up right now.
You need to talk to me more, Aden.
You need to open up.
He’s a frickin’ ass[bleep], like...
-You know what I mean? -What?
You don’t really care about how I feel,
or how our relationship is.
It hurts!
She’s full of crap.
[Aden speaking]
Aden, you’re just the most difficult person in the world.
You’re not my problem, I’m [bleep] done.
[Jenna] There’s no reason to be a dick.
Come on, like what the hell?
[Aden speaking]
[Jenna] Oh, my God. [bleep] off.
Aden, you make yourself look bad, this is really you.
-Hon, yeah, this is you. -[Aden speaking]
-The only person making yourself look bad...
-is yourself. This is you. -[Aden speaking]
I just wish everything was better.
I have no interest in having a broken family.
But I also deserve to be happy.
So, something needs to change,
you know, you can’t live you life like this.
I can’t, I’m going insane.
I need to change my life.
[Tiarra] Next time on Unexpected...
You see what Tiarra posted on her Instagram story?
-That? -Yeah.
They were saying like hurtful things about me.
What the [bleep] kind of [bleep] is that?
Our family’s always been close, that doesn’t mean that there’s not negativity.
[Emersyn on phone]
[Erica on phone] Wake Mason, somebody needs to be by your side.
She had two support people
that were asleep.
My God, what’s going on in there?
I was looking at apartments.
Apartments for you and Aden?
No, just Luca and I.
I’m just like done.
You know what I mean? I’m just like...
No way.
I’m just like an independent person.
Staying away from your family is not being independent.
That’s being a jackass.
[Aden’s father] He’s my son, I made him,
but we’re at our wit’s end. We’re done.