♪ ♪
- ♪ No one else, no one else ♪
♪ Feel the rain on your skin ♪
♪ Reaching for something in the distance ♪
♪ So close you can almost taste it ♪
♪ Release your inhibitions ♪
♪ Feel the rain on your skin ♪
♪ No one else can feel it for you ♪
♪ Only you can let it in ♪
♪ Today is where your book begins ♪
♪ The rest is still unwritten ♪
♪ ♪
♪ The rest is still unwritten ♪
- ♪ MTV ♪
[dramatic music]
- Kaitlynn, I want to apologize to you,
because I've been a nightmare to be around and deal with.
- While some are moving on from broken hearts...
- And I appreciate you apologizing the other night.
- Others are hoping to reignite lost love.
- If anything deserves a chance, it's this relationship.
- And some attempt a fresh start.
- I have not been on a date in so long.
- It'll be fun. - Yeah.
- Sean's nothing like the guys I've dated in the past.
But I can see there's something charming,
and I kind of want to know more.
- Jesus, bless us with a baby.
It's a pregnancy test.
It says "not pregnant."
- But not everyone's ready for change.
- I thought we were getting more serious
about trying to get pregnant.
- I thought we were talking about that.
- Spencer and I aren't on the same page right now.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Okay, you literally just splashed my face, Spencer.
- Sorry. - No, you're not.
Please stop. - [laughs]
- Not used to hosting. It's been a lockdown, honey.
- Oh, my gosh.
So good. - Wow. Wouldn't it be amazing
if these two worked out and just became a new couple?
- Yeah. It would be so exciting.
- ♪ Maybe it's my turn now ♪
♪ My turn now, turn now ♪
- Hey, guys. both: Hey.
- Hi. A bandit.
- I guess I can take this off now.
Hi. How are you? - Hi, gorgeous.
- Hello.
- A double date. - I know.
- Oh, we're calling it a date now?
- Cheers. Are we? Or not? I don't know. Double hangout?
- I guess it's, like, a double hangout. I don't know.
- So how are you feeling? - I'm not gonna lie.
I was really skeptical going on the date,
'cause I didn't know him,
and I didn't really know what to expect.
But it was so much fun. He's really funny.
- He is. Yeah. - He is beyond funny.
Did he really sent you a gift card for, like, massages after?
- So I got a call the next day.
And I was, like, wow.
- And I thought you were just getting sushi.
[laughter]
- Hey. - Hey.
- Hi, Sean. - How are you, gorgeous?
- Good. How are you? - Good to see you again.
- Hi. - Hi, sweetheart.
- Welcome.
- Oh, come here. Give me a big hug.
- Great to see you.
- Where would you like me to sit, like, there?
- Yeah. Great. I'm now switching.
- For you, my man. - Pop it out. Pop it out.
- I don't know how to pop a bottle.
- Heidi does. [laughter]
- She's super excited.
- I'm telling you, she loves champagne.
- I love champagne. - She does?
[bottle pops] all: Ooh!
- So what's been going on with you, buddy?
- This is it. This is finally--COVID's
letting people have a little bit of a life now.
So, I mean, we've been sheltering at home.
- I'm proud of you. Family, kid, everything.
- He's about to be a big brother sooner than later.
I do have to say, Spencer was very scared to be a dad.
- No, I was scared, because I didn't know
how you would be as a mom.
- I think Spencer was scared of losing me
catering to him so much.
- And I wasn't--I wasn't wrong.
- Well, it's a transition, right?
- She literally forgot my name.
- I take care of you every night, okay?
- I get called--I actually hear my own name once a week.
- That's not true. - Everyone that I know
that has baby number two, it's, like, way easier,
because everything's more relaxed.
You've already been through it.
Like, you know-- it's just different.
- That's what I've heard.
Sounds sobering. [laughter]
- No more fun.
As much as I want to have another kid,
it is a lot of fun having, you know,
the Heidi I was with for 11 years
before Gunner came along.
And 18 months with Gunner--like,
she was a ghost, like, which I am so glad,
and, you know, I'm not, like, mad about it.
But I just know that's gonna happen again.
All right. Pop another bottle.
We're gonna play a drinking game.
It's like Truth or Dare without the dare part.
- I know what my question's gonna be.
- Come on.
- Do you want me to ask the question?
'Cause I'm really good at this. - Yeah, that's fine.
- Ask the question, Sean. - Okay.
What do you find attractive in a man?
- Oh! - Oh, whoa!
- Sense of humor. Loyalty. Respect.
And I like a man with, like, good arms.
- I do work out. Feel that.
So you just pretty much explained me.
- I guess.
- Sean. - Yes.
- What do you look for in a woman?
- Beautiful face. Loyalty. Good personality.
And they would have to be a great mom.
- I'm a great mom.
[upbeat funky music]
♪ Don't you want somebody to love when you're lonely? ♪
♪ ♪
- I think Gunner's here. I'll bring him out.
- I love kids.
- Sean's like the reformed bad boy,
because Audrina likes a bad boy, but, you know,
he's on the other side of it.
So he still has that edge but not the follow-through of--
she can't be with a bad boy again.
I really think Sean would be an amazing match for Audrina.
I think he is available emotionally.
I think he's ready to give and not just receive.
I mean, I could see them end up getting really serious.
Hello. - Oh. Oh.
- Shoot Sean. - Don't shoot Sean.
- Shoot Sean. - Hi.
- Oh no! Oh no! - Oh no! Don't do that no!
- Whoo! [laughter]
- You want some pancakes, Gunner?
- Yeah! - All right.
- Oh, there's so many pancakes.
- Gunner, give me a high five. - Give him a high five.
- Whoo! - Whoa!
- Oh, my God. You're a strong little dude.
You're like your dad. - He lifts weights.
- He works out.
Gunner, do you like sports? - Yeah.
- What kind--what's your favorite sport?
Do you like soccer? - Soccer.
- You like kicking. - You like soccer?
I'll teach you how--make you a great player.
- Yeah. Thank you.
- So, ask--ask Sean, "Do you have kids?"
- Have kids? - No. No kids.
- Say, "Do you want kids?" - Want kids?
- Yes, I do.
- He's ready to have kids and have that family life.
So far, everything that Sean wants is,
like, what I want too.
You know, sometimes people grow on you.
So I really want to give him a chance.
[upbeat funky music]
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- ♪ Ay-ay-ay-ay ♪
♪ Don't need a mess, don't need a flick ♪
♪ I got the fire ♪
♪ I'm moving fast, I'm running lit ♪
♪ I'm going higher ♪
♪ Oh, I got the fire ♪
♪ Oh ♪
♪ All in, all free ♪
♪ All wild, all me ♪
♪ Anyone can see I make bad look good ♪
- A little foot massage. Get me too, girl.
- Eww. Get away.
- Yeah, you do. What are you talking about?
What's your plan tonight?
- Hanging out with you, hopefully.
- I told you I've got plans tonight.
- Well, you should not go.
[funky music]
- Honestly, Amber and I are just hanging out
and having fun. She's incredibly gorgeous.
She's 5'10". She's beautiful. She's fun.
We have a little bit of an age difference.
But I'm-- I'm very young at heart,
so we have a lot in common.
- Anyways. You saw Kaitlynn the other day. How was that?
- It was fun. It was fun being able
to catch up with her and not talk about other stuff.
Just--I didn't really bring us up, you know,
'cause we're so new,
and this is, like, we're just, you know.
- I mean, I don't really fully know
your thoughts on everything. But...
- I mean, I'm having fun with you.
I'm enjoying being with you. I enjoy spending time with you.
And my thoughts are just I like the way it is right now
without all the complication, you know,
so it's just--it's been nice to have that freedom
and that--I think--I think freedom is the best way...
- Yeah. - To describe it.
You know, I'm not really ready for a committed relationship
right now. I'm enjoying being single.
You know, I spent six years with Kaitlynn.
With Amber, I have a clean slate,
and it's all about just moving forward and having fun.
What do you think? I mean, does that bother you
that I'm friends with her, or no?
- I mean...
[light funky music]
♪ ♪
Like, obviously, nothing I can put an opinion on.
I think she's a nice girl.
♪ ♪
- So you get the boot, you know.
If you got a problem with that, you get the boot.
- [laughs]
- Turn around.
- I don't want to. You turn around.
- I'm not--you're not spooning--big spooning me.
Come here. Come here.
[inaudible]. We're running out of bubbles.
[upbeat music]
♪ You can be honest with me ♪
♪ You could feel at home with me ♪
♪ You could fall asleep next to me yeah ♪
♪ I will do the dishes, just sleep ♪
♪ You sleep ♪
♪ Some nights I wonder if we're gonna ♪
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- Hi. - How are you?
- I'm good. How are you? Just making us some breakfast.
- Aww. - Yeah.
I was hoping you were gonna spend the night, so...
- So you planned all this? - You could say that.
Last night at the lookout it felt like we were connected,
like, when we first met.
And during this time apart, I did a lot of soul-searching
and a lot of work on myself and figuring out how to,
you know, be okay with where I'm at
and not let it affect our relationship.
You know, and that's a process,
but really try to make sure that never happens again.
- Last night was really fun.
But... - Mm-hmm.
- I think we should definitely take things slower.
Like, tonight I don't want to stay over.
- Mm-hmm. - You know? Ease back into it.
'Cause I'm not fully comfortable yet. Do you agree?
- Yeah. I do. - Yeah.
I know you don't like that. - Yeah, I know.
- But it's okay. It's good.
- It's definitely hard for me to be patient.
I think sometimes to do something right,
you gotta take a step back and...
you know, take it slow.
If that's what she needs, that's what I gotta do.
I think it's important for me to always communicate
how I feel to you, you know,
because you always think something's wrong with us
when there's nothing wrong with us.
I'm just having a bad day, and I'm just stressed out.
You know, you can't read my mind.
- Yeah.
- You know, being without Dani,
I've realized how important she was to me.
I feel like sometimes you have to lose something to appreciate
how much that one thing means to you.
You know, I know I made a lot of mistakes,
but a lot of that was me being stressed about work
and taking it out on our relationship.
I was thinking about having a poker night with the guys.
- That's fun. - Yeah.
I think it would be nice maybe for you to come,
like--you don't have to,
obviously, come for the whole thing.
- Yeah. - But if you want
to come say hi... - I'll come--
- Play with Dino. - I'll come, like, at the end.
And, like, yeah, that's fine. I'd love to meet your friends.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- ♪ You know it feels good, good, good together ♪
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Whitney. Hi. - Hi.
- It's been so long. - I know.
- So good to see you. - You too.
- And be out. Right? - At a restaurant.
- It's, like, nice to be around people,
but nobody really goes out much anymore.
- I know. I know. Go for it.
- I'm gonna do the sweet Belgian waffles
and then an Arnold Palmer.
- I'm just gonna do the mint shamrock shake, please. Yeah.
- Thanks. - Thank you.
So what have you been up to?
- Oh, my God. - I feel like everyone's
just been in their own parts of the world.
- I'm, like, trying to wrap my head around
what I have been doing.
- My whole house looks different.
- It does?
- I repainted it. - Oh, my God.
I feel like everyone's house looks different.
I've, like, torn...
- Right? - Everything up.
- Like, there's only so much you could do during COVID.
- Yeah. - It's like, "What can I do?
I'm bored right now." - I know.
- "I'm just gonna paint my living room again."
- Yes. There's obviously a silver lining to all that.
It's, like, I'm sure, with Kirra, like,
you get to spend all this time
that you wouldn't necessarily have gotten before.
- Yes. Yeah. - So that feels really nice.
Like, there's just no social interaction.
- I know. - And, like, just so
much time to be...
- To sit and feel and think. - In my own head. Yeah.
- I know. That's kind of where I was at.
It just brought, like, I don't know,
priorities to light.
Like, I don't ever want to go back to the past.
It's time to, like, step out and, like, meet new people.
- Yeah. - Even though now it's COVID...
- I know - And it's hard to meet people.
- I know. How do you even meet people?
- I don't go out.
I don't see anyone, except for, like, our group.
- Do you--can you do, like, the apps,
or is that not even something you would do?
- So Heidi and Spencer set me up with Sean Stewart.
- Okay.
- I feel like everyone in LA knows who he is.
I didn't know who he was at first.
- I feel like he was just, like, a guy about town.
- Yeah. I was like, you know what?
This could be a great first step...
- Yeah.
- To getting comfortable with dating.
Because I haven't for so long.
And from the get-go, he was so--such a gentleman.
We had so much to talk about.
We have so many mutual friends and so much in common.
And he's at a place where he's ready to settle down.
- Yeah. - And he has a past
with his Hollywood days, which, like, who doesn't?
- Of course. - It just seemed a little,
like, wow, this guy really has it all together.
It's, like, there's gotta be something.
- Well, I mean... - Who knows?
I'm so guarded, and I don't trust a lot of people.
I think I'm just super cautious.
It's hard to trust my gut
based on my past and my experiences.
But Sean seems like a really good guy,
so I don't just want to pass it up.
- There's always gonna be something that's just,
like--does he have so much more good...
- Yeah. - Than the little bit of bad?
- And I'm pretty sure I've been through enough...
- To know what you want.
- To know what I want. - Yeah. Okay. Good.
- And I'm open to it.
I'm not shutting it down. - Okay.
Now could be a nice time to explore.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ Everybody's chasing after dreams ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Does anybody know what it means? ♪
- Daddy's home. - Hi, babe.
- Hi. How was your day? - It was really good.
A lot going on. It's hot. How are you? Come here.
- I love Birdie in the house. Look at--oh!
Oh my God! He's so happy. Did you see him? He did a kick.
- Birdie. - He did a kick.
He was so happy.
- How you are feeling? What's going on?
How was your day?
- I feel, like, sick all the time.
Just, like, nauseous.
You know when you read in the car, you just feel like
you're gonna throw up every five seconds?
- Yeah. - That's how I feel.
- Unfortunately, but fortunately,
that's a very good sign. - I know.
I mean, I'm praying everything's gonna be okay
with this baby
because of what happened last time.
- Yeah.
- So Jason and I decided we wanted to have another baby,
and we got pregnant right away.
I had my nine-week ultrasound a few months ago,
and I sat down, and he puts the little thing at me,
and he goes,
"Do you see that?" And I said, "What?"
And he's like, "There's no--there's no fetus."
[somber music]
And I'm like, "What? Like, what are you talking about?
Like, I'm, like, pregnant. Like, I look pregnant."
And he says, "This is not a normal pregnancy.
"You have a molar pregnancy.
"And we have to get it out right away,
because you could have cancer."
I'm so terrified that if I go in there
and there's, like, something wrong,
I'm just, like, gonna lose my mind.
I get so emotional about it. I know. I'm--
- Hey. - I know.
- I get it. - I know.
I just get so nervous.
♪ ♪
- It'll be good. - Okay.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Everything's just fine ♪
♪ I'ma be just fine ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Give me the wind ♪
♪ Take me home ♪
♪ Roll the windows down ♪
- Come on, Willis.
- Ready?
You love Grandma's house.
Oh, hey, Mom. - Hi. Did you bring Chewie?
- I did. - Oh, good. They can play.
If you don't mind, we can just sit outside.
- Yeah. Let's go. - Okay
- Come on, guys. Let's go. - Come on. Let's go.
- Come on. Chewie, your lip's stuck.
How have you been?
- Good. Really good.
Just staying home absolutely doing nothing.
I've been in my pajamas, watching TV.
- Such a crazy time. - How about you?
- Great. - You lost weight.
You look healthy and fit and--
- Yeah, I've been eating really healthy...
- Good. - And not drinking.
- That's excellent. - Feel great.
- Good for you. - Feel amazing.
Chewie, come on. [whistles]
I guess they drink out of the pool a lot.
- It's okay.
The pool man was here today, but he didn't chlorinate it.
- Today? Come on. Chewie.
- He didn't chlorinate it. He didn't work.
- Get out of there.
- See? You're gonna be such a protective father, Brody.
- No, well if he's putting--no, if he's putting fresh chlorine
in--that's not-that's not happening.
- You always accuse me,
"Mom, you're so overly protective as a mother."
- There's gonna be no--there's gonna be no
father things anytime soon. - You know, you never know.
You might eventually decide to--
- You got to meet the right person to do that.
- Oh, that's for sure.
Sometimes when you meet the right person,
you become the right person, and you think,
"Yeah, this is a woman that could make me
want to settle down and have babies."
♪ ♪
No, I'm--I'm just teasing you, you know. There's no pressure.
- Chewie.
- Does he follow you to the bathroom and everywhere?
- Yes. We're in a serious,
committed relationship. - Aww.
Chewie, are you and Brody in a committed relationship?
- Yes, we are. We're in love. - Aww.
- We're in love.
- Do you have any other committed
or non-committed relationships going?
- Not really. I mean,
I'm--there's a girl that I'm kind of hanging out with.
- Sure. - But just very, very chill.
- That's such a powerful place to be
when you're okay if it happens, you're okay if it doesn't.
it's not just a matter of finding the right person.
It's a matter of being the right person.
You have to be whole and complete.
Like, there's no such thing as my better half.
- My mother gives the best advice.
She's had some pretty crazy relationships in her life.
She's been married twice.
She was with Elvis Presley for five years
through his addiction, with drugs.
And she's seen a lot.
She didn't tell me exactly how it went down.
She taught me the way it should have gone down.
And I think that that was a very good thing to do
to treat a young, impressionable kid
the right way to do it as opposed to the wrong way.
- My main goal is for you to be happy.
- Well, the main thing I do not want to do
is rush into anything that I'm not ready for.
- Oh, for sure.
- We live in just a different time. It's crazy.
- Yeah.
- There's, like, all these dating apps and [bleep].
- Yeah, Tom tried to get me to sign on to Raya.
He invited me.
- We're not gonna be doing that, Mom.
Next thing you know,
you're gonna try to set up an OnlyFans.
- Oh, yeah, I was looking into that.
It sounds like fun.
- Mom. - I don't know much about it.
- Mom. - But you get, like, paid.
- You get paid to take your clothes off.
- Well, couldn't you just, like, show a shoulder or...
- Mom, please, just--let's-- - Tell a titillating story?
- Different--let's do a different--come on.
- No? - Chewie, ready to go?
Want to go? - I'm only tormenting you.
Just anything to torment you.
- ♪ I long cry for the first time ♪
♪ I'm on time for the third time in a row ♪
♪ Traffic jam in a minivan ♪
♪ But it ain't crawling under my skin anymore ♪
- I hope it'll be, like, a good, little ultrasound
and the baby will be growing and...
- I feel very confident. But, you know,
I don't want to mitigate what we--especially--you know,
and you--what we all had to go through back in July.
- I have a lot of fear based around the molar pregnancy.
And I'm nervous that something will be wrong.
But then, on the other hand, I feel like I've lost
so much time that now I'm, like, trying to catch up.
[tense music]
Oh, my God. I'm so nervous. - All right.
Take a deep breath. - I'm so nervous.
I love you. Don't make me cry.
- I love you. Come here. - Okay.
- When it comes to supporting Ashley,
that's my number one priority.
Even as a dad, I mean, there is--there is fear,
because you're like, okay, well, you know,
is this something that can happen again,
or are we gonna ever have a problem having a child?
and are we gonna have issues the rest of our life,
or was that just a one-off fluke?
♪ ♪
[phone rings]
Hi, darling.
- Okay. - Hey, there.
- Hey, Doc. - How's it going?
- Good. How are you? - We're all nervous here.
- We all are.
- Yeah, I can see it.
- It's got a heartbeat.
- Yeah. [laughs]
- So here. - Oh, my...
- Whoo!
The feeling of the love that you have for your child
and the love that you get in return...
Thank God.
There's nothing out there that's like that.
It is the most gratifying feeling in the world.
I mean, my favorite moment,
every single day--if I could repeat one moment
in my life--is when I come home,
and Delilah runs at me and just screams,
"Daddy, Daddy, Daddy," and gives you a bear hug.
That is the best feeling in the entire world.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- So grateful.
♪ ♪
- ♪ I got that magic, got that lightning ♪
- Hi. - Hi.
- Gorgeous. Do you need help?
Come on in. Welcome.
- This is gonna be so fun. - Yay.
- Oh, hey, Jen. - How are you?
- My favorite celebrity baker.
Oh, my gosh, we're following all your videos.
- Cheers. - I love it.
- What kind of cake are we making?
- You'll find out. - Oh, surprise cake.
- [laughs] - Is it vegan?
- It's vegan. But no one knows it.
Like, I never tell anyone it's vegan,
because then they, like, judge it right away.
- I--I eat carrots all the time.
- So, it's a vegan--yeah, it's a vegan cake.
- Okay, I'll be back. - And it has sugar.
So of course it's great.
- Oh, yeah, it has plenty of sugar.
Well, the cake is vegan but not the frosting.
So it's, like, a halfer.
- Ah. Well, perfect. That's good for us.
- So how, like, into baking are you?
- I'm really good at making the cakes from the box.
- Well, let's change that. - Yeah.
I mean, I used to cook, like, three times a day for Spencer.
- Yeah. - But with Gunner,
I just haven't been able to,
like, get back in the swing of cooking.
- Yeah. I mean, this... - Cakes--
- Has been, like, kind of, like, a blessing in disguise.
Like, I never thought I'd be, like, selling baked goods.
But, like, I had time to myself--like, a little bit.
I don't know how. And so I started
with what I had at home, and it just turned out amazing.
From there, people were like, "Are you selling this?"
And I'm like, "Let's just see what happens."
I have repeat customers who just, like,
order every week. And I'm like--
- Every week? - Yes!
- People are [inaudible] every week?
- It's insane.
I'm like, "Oh my God, people love my cake."
- That's amazing. - Like, I love being home
with my kids. And I'm happy doing that.
It's hard work. But I want to do this.
- I understand why Spencer thinks it's not the right time
to have another baby, 'cause my body and our business
and a lot of things are requiring my attention.
But Jen's a great example that you can have it all.
She's an awesome wife, mother of two,
and she has a thriving business.
I really want us to be a family of four, so...
- You're, like, ready. - I'm ready.
But it is taking longer than I thought, you know.
- Yeah. - Because I got pregnant
with Gunner at the first try, you know. And...
- Yeah. - Look who's here.
- Hi. - Gunner.
- Oh, my gosh. Gunner. - Hi, buddy.
- You want to stay here and make cake with Mom?
'Cause Daddy's gonna go take a nap.
Thank you for being so good in the car with me, Gunner.
- This smells good. - That's good.
- It's so good. - Love you guys. Bye, bye.
- I want [inaudible]. - You want to help?
- You want to dump this? Good. - Nice.
- Wow. Good job, Gunner - Let me get that out.
- But-- - Do you feel like
you're super stressed, though?
- I feel like I'm getting stressed.
Now that it's, like, been a little bit...
- It always happens that way. And it sucks.
- I'm started to feel stressed. - Yummy, Mom.
- So how is Spencer feeling about all of this?
- I just think that Spencer and I are on different pages.
He's just not feeling the same sense of urgency
that I'm feeling.
I know in my mind, and I hear it,
and it sounds logical to wait
and not put so much pressure on me and our--each other.
But that's just not really in my nature,
and that's not how I'm feeling.
It's, like, if we all waited for the perfect timing
or the world to be perfect, no one would have kids.
- What does he say--like, how much longer? Like--
- Doesn't really say. - Does he say--
He doesn't know? That's hard.
- But then I think his fear is,
like, coming true--like, it becoming stressful...
- Yeah. - And, like, not extremely fun.
- You're making it, like, a job.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- I don't know. I'm just feeling
a little discouraged and a little frustrated.
Like, every time I get my period I cry.
- I know. - And I'm kind of, like--
- I've been there. Like, I know how you're feeling.
- We don't know what's gonna happen and what's going on.
- Yeah.
- But I do know that I want another kid.
- I want to wash my hands.
- Because you also don't know
what's gonna happen in the future.
- I do just need to, like, enjoy the season that I'm in,
and, you know, just be hopeful about the rest.
- You just gotta live like a--live like a teenager.
[timer ringing] Oh. Cake's ready.
- Great timer.
- So I was thinking--I think the guys--I think Spencer's
going too--Frankie
said they're having, like, a little guys' poker night.
- Oh, yeah. It's tonight.
- So I feel like us gals need, like, a girls',
like, kind of night to hang out and let loose a little bit.
- Yes. - Would you like that?
- Yes. - Yeah.
- I think I just need to let loose,
hang out with friends... - Yeah.
- Hang out with other women, not think about any of this,
not think about anything. - Guys' night. Girls' night.
- I'm in.
[upbeat electronic music]
♪ ♪
[funky music]
- ♪ Come with me and have a good time ♪
♪ And we gonna party, have a good time ♪
♪ All night have a good time ♪
♪ It don't matter when you have a good time ♪
- What up? - What's up, buddy?
- Poker night.
♪ Yeah we gonna have a good time ♪
- Yo. - Hey.
- Oh, Justin. - What's up, poker stars?
- What up, dude? - Thanks for the invite.
- No problem, bro.
More money for me.
- All right. Look at this. Ooh. Pepperoni. My favorite.
- Que pasa? - Oh, what's up, guys?
- Yeah.
- You ready for some poker? - Dude, am I ready, bro? Go.
- Stop it. - Oh, yes. Yes.
- Stop it. Stop it. - Let's see.
See how much you brought.
- What do you got? Ooh. That's fun.
- I just brought it in twos, bro.
That's my buy-in right there, five hundo.
- Cool. - So who we missing out?
We missing Brody, Spencer.
- Yeah, Spencer and Brody are coming.
- And your chick's downstairs.
- Not downstairs. She's coming. - Oh.
- We're gonna meet her, dude? - Yeah.
- Oh, yeah, I forgot. - I've never met her, bro.
- Yeah, you're gonna meet my chick.
- Wow. - Yeah, so be nice.
You know, everything's really fresh right now with Dani.
And, you know, it's a big deal that she's coming to the house
and she's gonna say hi to the guys
and she's gonna be around.
But it's about, you know, showing her that I want her
to be a part of all this. You know, hopefully this
is moving us forward in the right direction.
- ♪ I'm going long, going long ♪
♪ I be kickin' up dust ♪
♪ I'm going long, going long ♪
♪ I be kickin' up dust ♪
- [inaudible]. - What's up? Nice to see you.
- I don't know how to play poker, dawg.
And I have no money. But I do like your pizza.
- What do you mean you have no money?
- [laughs]
There's the 1942. Oh, my God, it's cold.
- Is that a new crystal on your neck?
That looks very expensive right there.
- Well, I got it wholesale -for 7 -K,
but I could sell it for 20K.
- Are you [bleep] kidding me? - Oh, it's tanzanite.
- [laughs]
- Hey, guys. - Hey.
- Yo. - What's up, man?
Dude, look. I set up a little charcuterie plate for the boys.
- Wow. Did you do this all yourself?
- Yeah. It's kind of a theme for me.
Guys, Dani--she's coming soon. please, best behavior.
- I would not bring my chick into this den of wolves
right now. We are a joke-y group.
It seems like Dani might be a little Red Riding Hood
coming into this pack of wolves.
Especially you got Spencer drinking
and then Brody checking her out probably.
You know, it's just--like, it's an atmosphere
where you kind of gotta bite your lip,
and I wonder if this is a good thing to do.
- I feel like now I shouldn't even have told her to come.
I got a bunch--I got a bunch of, like, cavemen.
- I thought we were actually gonna play poker.
- We're gonna play-- - I got a special delivery.
You didn't even see it. - You see this?
- Dude-- - We don't have a dealer?
- I'll deal. Or Spencer will deal.
[bleep] this dude's not even playing.
- He doesn't know--he doesn't know how to deal, though.
- He's not even playing.
- He's never played poker in his life.
- I'll be the bartender. I'm not down with gambling.
Like, if I'm gonna blow my money,
I need something to show for it, like some new crystals,
some gold, but it's definitely not--I'm not letting my money
go into Brandon's pocket.
There's no game where that's fun.
- I hear heels. - Don't say anything stupid.
I worked really [bleep] hard.
- I came liquored to poker night.
- Spencer. Just [bleep] be cool, man.
[funky music]
♪ ♪
- Hi, guys. - Hey, baby.
- Hi. - What's up?
- Hey. - Hi.
- Hey, baby. You know Brody and Frank.
- Hi. good to see you. - How are you?
- The other three strange men in our house.
- Hi. - This is Jason, Justin,
and Spencer. - Yeah, nice to meet you.
- Our house. Wow. Brandon, look at that.
[laughter]
- Oh, my God. I just hope that the guys
can just be on their best behavior for me.
I just need them for five minutes
to just be very cordial gentlemen.
That's it.
- It's out of control. - Oh, God.
[laughter]
♪ ♪
- You can sit right here.
I'll pull--I'll pull you up a chair, okay?
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- I--I call.
- Hey, Jay. - Yeah.
- Where's your girl at? - Ash is at home with Delilah.
- She's okay with you being here
putting a little money on the table with the boys?
- Yeah. I mean, she trusts me now.
For the most part.
Ashley and I just bought a new home,
and the last house we owned, we ended up having to sell
due to my addiction and moreover with gambling.
Brandon texted me.
- Okay. - And asked if I wanted
to join them for poker night.
- I just get a little concerned.
What's the buy-in? - The buy-in? It's 500 bucks.
- $500?
- I mean, it's way different now.
You know, there's a lot more to lose.
I can't put my family at that type of risk,
especially in a time when she's pregnant.
She was concerned at first coming up here.
And--you know, but we talked,
and she knows the growth that I've made.
And I'm actually utilizing
my own separate funds that I have for this,
and she knows, like, I've set aside money.
I get my own allowance every month.
- I can't even tell you how stoked
I am not to be, like, married.
- I mean, I'm still sitting here, bro.
- You were this close.
- I'm in a great place. Happy as could be.
- Jeez, bro. Who shuffled these?
- There are no dice in poker? - No.
- What does, like, your teammate blow
on and everything?
You guys never seen any movies? They blow on the dice?
Thank you for hosting this night. I get to let loose.
You know, Heidi's not telling me to go to bed.
I'm not allowed to talk after 9:00.
- Does Heidi--why? Really? She tells you to go to bed?
- Sleep. Yeah. Serious, like--so, like,
I'm in AirPods, not moving. Like, I'm letting loose.
- You're getting loose. - Spencer, how'd you feel
when Heidi threw away the birth control?
- I really want another baby,
so I'm ready to give up my birth control,
and I would like to have another baby soon.
That's what I have. - Yeah.
- I went and dig-dug it back up. So.
- But no, how do you feel, on the real tip?
Are you, like, excited? Do you want it?
- We're just now where she's slept, like, through the night.
'Cause Gunner was waking up every hour
for the last three years,
and she's running in there. So as a human...
- She's mentally trained. - I want her to be able to,
like, stand. - Yeah. Yeah. yeah.
- And be, like, you'll recharge.
- Buy some time, maybe. - Eat sushi, have champagne,
once it's over.
'Cause I want her to be, like, strong enough to--
- It's a lot. Yeah. - Oh!
- Did he just take it home? - Big hand right here.
- There we go.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ It's a party and you're invited ♪
♪ Get on up out of your seat ♪
- And I'm, like, I did this on my own.
Like, I would normally have a person that I'm doing it with.
- Yeah. - Whoo! Hello.
Girls' night! It's [bleep] on, bitches!
- Okay, somebody had a drink in the car.
- All my neighbors are up now.
- We're matching. - We are matching.
She made me wear her same bra.
- Oh, my God. You actually are. - I know.
- So cute. - Whoa. Damn.
- Hey, at La Perla, they said this was a top.
- Moms' night out.
- I feel like this is exactly what I need.
I mean, I can't wait to get pregnant again,
but that's, like, a two years not drinking sentence.
Two years?--I don't know the math on that.
It's a guesstimate--around there. I'm just saying.
Won't be partying again for a long time.
- Wait, what did you guys have before this? I need to know.
- Well, I-- - Champagne. Can't complain.
- ♪ I got the fire burning wild ♪
♪ Feeling the heat, let's go, go ♪
♪ I'm living fast ♪
Whoo! We're having fun. Yes.
Girls' night. Girls' night.
- Wait, do you have champagne? Is that okay?
- I do. - I'd love some.
- I cannot have a night here with you here and no champagne.
- Girl. By the way,
I'd like to propose a toast... - Sure.
- To Jen Delgado. - Okay.
- Frankie's lucky to have you.
And I'd like to thank you for having us at your house.
- Oh, my God, of course. Thanks for coming.
- And it's an honor to be friends with a person like you.
- You're welcome. - You're so beautiful.
- ♪ Gonna stay right here forever ♪
♪ Gonna live my life, whatever ♪
- I have to ask--so when you saw Brody,
did you recognize the, like, soul person he is?
Is he different than last time you saw him?
- He's different. Yeah, he's definitely different.
- It was really nice that he actually apologized to you
and paid attention to you. - Yeah.
- Because, Kaitlynn, honestly, like,
we've all experienced Brody. You have put up with a lot.
- I think so too.
- And I just feel like it was legit.
- No, it was. - You deserve to be loved
and to be treated with respect.
The new Kaitlynn now is very chill
and just is happier all around.
What Kaitlynn and I have in common
is just working on ourselves
and choosing guys that bring the best out in us.
You know, I want to be more open and give chances.
[bottle pops]
- Ahh! [laughs]
- Do you want some more? - No. I'm drinking wine.
- Oh, [bleep]. - This is what happens
when we come out of quarantine.
[laughter]
- Whoo! - [laughs]
Can I get a refill?
- We literally just finished that bottle by ourselves.
- It's 20 to you.
- So, Danielle, you live in Malibu?
- I live in West Hollywood. - Nice.
- Yeah.
- Did you quarantine with Brandon?
- Pretty much. Yeah.
- Whoa. That must have been... romantic.
- Plot thickens. - We had some ups and downs.
- Really? What--what were the downs?
- Here we go.
Maybe Dani should go to bed for this part.
- Help. - Can I call someone?
- Wait. Guys, guys, guys.
- Hey, someone that doesn't want to be rich and famous.
- Have fun. Good luck.
- It was nice to meet you. - Bye, guys. Nice to meet you.
- So, now that she's gone... - So, Brandon...
- JK. JK, kids.
- [laughs]
Definitely could have been a lot worse.
- Just call it, bro.
- Frankie wants to call me. - Are you in?
- Next time, could we play a different board game
or something for the people that can't do all this math?
- Connect 4?
- Where's my drink?
- Yeah. Keep drinking.
Drinking the whole bottle of 1942,
on a Monday night--very aggressive.
- Oh! - This is party time, dawg.
Brandon--Brandon threw a rager [inaudible].
- Oh! - Oh, flush!
- This is me, like--that's my new iPhone.
Jesus. Holy--oh, my God.
Oh. Oh.
Oh, oh, Jesus.
- ♪ Turn it up ♪
- If this was a drinking game, it would be way more fun.
♪ ♪
- Hey, baby. Be home soon, baby.
- Not even. - Well, it was nice to have
everybody together last week as a group.
It was good to see everybody again.
I didn't have much time to catch up with Audrina.
Did you have a chance to talk to her at all?
- I talked to her. She was, like, saying, like,
her exes are, like--she's, like,
"I'm over my exes--all of them."
- Well, I mean, that's been going on
for--I mean, I feel bad for her.
- So have you not talked to her
since she went missing at your house that night?
Is that the last time you guys talked?
- "Let's go watch the sunrise.
Let's go have a drink. Let's do this." We're always--
- Well, it's like, why not make the most of it?
- I agree.
- I don't know. - I had fun.
- I had a lot of fun. - Audrina and I,
we've always been, like, very close friends.
Like, we flirted here and there, as kind of,
just, you know, having fun.
But we've never taken it further than that.
He knows this. I've talked to him about it before.
We--I mean, we have. I've told you that.
We've kissed multiple times.
- What? - Yeah.
Just randomly. I don't know. Whatever.
- I did not know that. - Who cares?
It's, like, we're drunk at the end of the night.
We're, like, best friends.
- Best friends kissing.
I mean, I'm good friends with Brody. I never kissed him.
So I don't know where that came from.
A little jealous.
- 20 to you, best friend kisser boy.
- Why don't we do an eating competition?
- 5/10. It's on you.
- Are these crackers organic?
- Jesus, bro, what are you doing?
- This poker's so boring.
- I mean, how much tequila have you had?
- Hey, Brody!
- Spencer's my favorite. I'm not gonna lie.
- Dude, are you all right?
- I'm incredible at these chips.
- Spencer's over the top, like he's always been.
I'm used to it.
But I know Spencer and Heidi have been through a hard time,
and sometimes when you're going through a hard time--or
at least for me--you know, you lean on alcohol,
and you think that that's gonna make it better.
And to be honest, it does the exact opposite.
Is everything all right? You seem like
you've been--you've been drinking a lot.
[dramatic music]
[indistinct chatter]
- Yo, this is one of my last days drinking.
- Wait, today is your last day drinking?
- This is one of my last days drinking,
'cause I'm gonna try to get pregnant soon.
- Oh, my goodness.
- I feel like you're kind of stressed
about the Heidi thing, the baby [bleep].
Last time this happened, you were stressing
about the baby stuff. Are you stressing like that?
- Nah, I've just been partying it, 'cause it's been lockdown.
There's nothing--to do. it's the first time
I've seen anybody. - Not judging.
I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that.
I just want to make sure you're not doing that
because something's bothering you or--
- I appreciate the concern. But I'm living my best life.
- Heidi! - Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
- Oh, come on. Hey. - It didn't even go on you.
- No, it's okay. It's okay. No, my skirt was already wet.
But it's totally fine. But I'm drinking tequila.
- Bitch. - That's champagne.
You know tequila's better.
- Both are good.
- Thank you for checking on me, man.
- I just want to make sure-- - COVID-safe.
Slow it down, dawg.
I thought it was guys' night out, not, like, judge a guy
while not talking and playing poker.
I'm serious all day. I have a serious wife.
I have a serious kid. I mean, it's guys' night out.
I thought we were drinking tequila,
and we're still, like, having baby-birth control talk?
Like, these guy nights sure changed over the years,
let me tell you that much.
- Well, let's go--let's go play the game. Deal me in.
- [inaudible] game night.
- ♪ I'm feeling it, I'm feeling it ♪
♪ Change is coming ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ Coming ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
- I think it's gonna be an amazing trip.
- I feel like everyone's been through so much.
- Whoa. - Is this your girlfriend?
- Do you not know? - Mm-mm.
- Either way, I'm here for you. - In a bungalow next to mine.
- Is Sean staying the night here?
- I think he's staying for the whole weekend.
- You can't come over here and say some [bleep] like that.
- Heidi. Come here. We need you.