- ♪ MTV ♪
[dramatic music]
- Brody and I went on a hike the other day.
There's always been something there.
For every action we take in our lives...
- The last few years, it's like,
kind of like we see you around and then, like, you disappear.
- Then I dip out.
- There's always a reaction.
- Oh, my God! - You guys, it's a boy.
- We're having a boy!
- It can lead to something we want.
- Seeing my friends working on their second child,
it is, for the first time ever,
starting to make me think a little bit more about time.
- Or it can lead to bigger problems.
- Why the [bleep] isn't she coming?
- She felt judged after San Diego.
It's just hard for me 'cause I'm put in the middle.
- Yeah. - So I just feel
really uncomfortable. That's all.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hey. - It's like the perfect day.
It is so beautiful outside.
- You know, it's been beautiful.
You literally are like the perfect pregnant person.
- You're the nicest person ever.
And I think it's only 'cause I'm having a boy
'cause, with Delilah, I was a big
Oompa Loompa, like, bowling ball.
- Really?
♪ ♪
[dog barks]
♪ ♪
- Lady, come on.
♪ ♪
- All right. Let's do it. Ready? Here we go. One.
Ooh. Side angle, side angle.
Planks.
♪ ♪
- The other night was so much fun.
It was such a bummer though
how Heidi and Spencer didn't end up coming.
- I feel, like, pretty bummed.
I think, overall, it just hurt my feelings.
- I feel like the thing is that with Heidi and Spencer
is they are in their world.
And they're--at the end of the day,
the only two people that they're loyal to is each other.
- Yeah.
- And their friendships are surface level.
And this is such a good example of that.
- If they were a little bit more vulnerable
and we could actually like tear down the walls
and see like who are you.
- Yeah, how do you get to know someone
when they're not even comfortable with just being...
- Themselves. - Themselves?
Yeah. - That's sad.
♪ ♪
- Yes! Roselio! You're open!
Thank you. God, I missed you so much.
♪ ♪
- Oh, thank you.
♪ ♪
- Whoo!
Prince of Malibu, this guy.
I thought you're not supposed to beautiful eating this stuff.
Chips? - My diet starts Monday.
Diet starts Monday. - [chuckles]
- I just got outdoor dining back.
- Can I take this off?
What's up, buddy? How you doing?
You look like you're enjoying that.
Oh, what's this? Wow.
- Thank you.
- I would love a drink. Absolutely.
Can I do a Don Julio reposado, please?
Double shot please on the rocks?
- Perfect.
- Can I do that steak fajitas, please?
- Oh, [bleep]. What is this?
- Two hard shell chicken tacos,
two hard shell ground beef tacos...
- Bro, we're-- - And, uh...
- [snickering] - Chicken enchilada.
- And a-- - Chicken and cheese enchilada.
- [laughs] - I'm bulkin'.
- Wait, cheese? [laughter]
Oh, Spencer, you crack me up.
Last time I saw you, you were stopping the burritos.
- I stopped the pot pies. I did. I said no today.
- I think they--oh, yeah. Sipping. It feels good.
- You made it six months. That's a nice refresh.
- Yeah. - I support.
- I mean, but I'm not gonna go back.
I'm gonna--I'm not just--no. - No expectations.
- I mean, you know? Cheers, Pratt.
It's nice to be able to sip a tequila with you.
And I love you, buddy.
- I love you too.
- I mean, look, I took six months off alcohol.
And I was able to see what was appropriate and what wasn't.
I think if you're able to do it in a way where it's responsible
and you do it on special occasions and celebrating,
then that's okay. I want to stay in that lane.
And I will.
Think about since we were kids,
all we did was drink like [bleep] animals.
Like I remember you almost lit Nobu on fire one time.
You spilled the fire shot.
- I mean, why'd they give me a flaming shot?
You don't do that to people who have already been drinking.
- The entire table, we lit on fire.
Do you remember that?
- My favorite story is when I sat down with Jennifer Aniston
right after she just broke up with Brad Pitt. I was like--
- [laughing] Oh, my--what did you say?
- I was like, "It's okay. Angelina is horrible."
And just like,
she was looking at me like ready to call the police.
- You're insane. God. Fun times, man.
But yeah, I mean, honestly,
I think I picked up so many bad habits over the years,
like so many bad habits.
both: Oh, [bleep].
- Roselio's bringing out the heat.
We got the nachos, Roselio. Ooh.
- Look at this guy. - Whoo!
- Damn, you got more food, Pratt?
Pratt Daddy is about to hit 300.
This is literally all--this is--
- Bro, you got some rice.
- Damn, dog, that's a lot of food.
- So anyway, why weren't you at Wahler's [bleep]?
Everybody's talking about, "Why are Spencer
and Heidi not here? What's going on with this?"
- Because Audrina, right? Like, tells Heidi that Ashley
was talking all this [bleep] about her
and saying they were having too much fun and partying too much.
And I was like--
- You know it was a baby reveal, right?
- Yeah. And I already knew.
- Oh, you knew--oh, did you already know that?
- Correct. 'Cause Audrina told Heidi.
- Audrina said that?
Aren't people supposed to keep that a secret?
- Audrina can't keep secrets.
- Oh, really?
- I know all about you and Audrina.
- [laughs]
I'm curious.
I would love that-- I would love to hear this.
So you didn't come to the party
because you heard Jason's wife was talking [bleep]?
- Correct. - Right.
- I mean, obviously, you know,
I would love to attend all parties.
But I know that I don't feel comfortable going somewhere
that I don't feel welcome. I couldn't fake be, "Yay,"
when I know like you say something about my wife.
- I mean, you did that because obviously there was beef
between Ashley.
But what's the relationship between you and Jason like?
- Jason, which he is a character.
- Are you guys cool or what, you and Jason?
- So I know real Jason.
It's just hypocritical bull[bleep].
Last time I saw Jason
and he was telling me he was sober, he wasn't sober.
Who knows?
There's two Jasons.
- Are there? - I enjoy this new Jason.
You've never met the other Jason?
- Oh, I mean, I don't know. - That Jason's still somewhere.
He didn't--he didn't go away.
- Spencer and I got into almost a fistfight
when we were, like, 12 years old.
You know, I've known Spencer for that long.
Spencer has his flaws. You know, we all do.
He is an incredible friend when he's on your side.
He can be--he can be scary when he's not.
So you guys aren't even really that cool?
- No. I'd rather see them like at the party for Kristin.
- K-Cav. - Oh, my God.
Kristin's on fire by the way. Since she got divorced...
- Yeah. - It's like the Kristin
that lived at your house when we were 21.
- She hit me up, DMed me, she was like,
"You ready for me?" or something like that.
I mean, I think she just knows that we're gonna all party
and have fun and whatever.
I was like, "Let's do this." [chuckles]
♪ ♪
Mmm! God, that tastes good.
♪ ♪
- Hello.
- Hi! - You look really good.
How are you?
- Oh, I missed you. - I missed you.
- Oh, my God. - You look so good.
- Thank you. So do you.
- Thanks. Well, welcome.
- This is gorgeous. - Thanks.
- So how long are you here for?
- Just for, let's see, four days.
- Wow.
- I can't even tell you how nice the sun feels.
It's like 30 degrees in Nashville right now.
- Oh, my gosh. - Yeah, it feels so nice.
- I bet you wish you could just stay out here a little longer.
- Well, I love coming out here.
It's been a minute since I've been here.
- Heidi and I went to Nashville a year ago.
- I was just thinking,
it's been a year, which is crazy.
- It's been a year.
- You want a glass of champagne?
- Sure, why not? - Why not?
[loud pop and screaming]
Holy [bleep]!
♪ ♪
- Oh, my God.
- I'm back in LA, bitches.
- Well, let's get the party started.
- Yeah. We're not messing around.
- So are you out here for Uncommon James?
- Yes. So during the fall campaign shoot.
And then, honestly,
I'm just gonna catch up with some friends.
- Yeah. You might as well.
- Which is nice 'cause, you know, before my divorce,
like, I'd come out for two days max
'cause I'd, like, cram everything into two days.
- Yeah.
- So now that I have my kids half the time.
- You kind of have extra time to fill, so--
- I have more time.
- We have lots to catch up on.
- The only good thing about a divorce.
- I've known Kristin for so long now.
And yes, we've had our ups and downs.
Kristin, I think you need to step in front of Justin
and put the dukes up, dude.
- All right, so it's gonna be like this?
'Cause if it's gonna be like this, it's [bleep] on, bitch.
- We have so much in common
but even more so now with going through these hard divorces.
- I will say that, for the most part,
I feel really free and I am really happy.
Overall, I'm actually doing really well.
- Good. - Yeah, such a heavy thing.
- Yeah. - So--
- It's like you just want to, like, close it.
- Yeah. It's like close that chapter and move on.
- Yeah. - That's so hard.
- I know. Are you dating at all?
Or how's your dating life?
- Yeah, I am, Audrina. And it's fun.
- Isn't it weird when you first start dating?
- It's so weird. Yes. - 'Cause it's a new person.
- And like getting to know someone again.
And it's like, "Oh, my God." - Yeah.
- I was with Jay for ten years. I was 23. So I was a kid.
- Oh, my God. - So like, me, adult Kristin
is like a whole different person, so it's bizarre.
- Wait, can I just go to Nashville
and we'll go flirt? - 100%! Yes!
I had so much fun with you and Heidi in Nashville.
- That was fun. I know.
- You guys have to come back. Remember Heidi line dancing?
- Now she lets loose. - Does she?
- She does not care. - Oh, yeah.
- I'm really excited to see her.
Okay. So what's going on with her?
What's going on with Brody and everybody?
- Brody's good. He stopped drinking for a while.
- I heard that. - We've been hanging out.
But we've always had this flirty thing.
We always have, like, deep talks.
- Yeah.
- I can see that. You guys are both so hot.
Makes sense. Like, interesting.
- I mean-- - Okay.
- He's really excited to see you.
- Oh.
- And then Heidi, we all went to San Diego.
- Yeah. So the whole crew?
- The whole crew. - Okay.
- So Heidi really let loose.
And she felt really judged about her drinking.
Because of that and just-- there's just been
some drama that's been going on.
They didn't come to Ashley and Jason's party that I threw.
- Oh, which is kind of like drawing a line in the sand.
- Yeah. So Brody just called me.
And now it makes sense.
- I had lunch with Spencer. And I got to the bottom
of why they didn't even show up
to Wahler's and all that.
I think--I think you had a lot to do with that supposedly.
- What did---how did--what?!
- I guess you had said something to them
about Jason and Ashley talking [bleep] about their drinking.
- That's total bull[bleep].
Heidi's taking something I said out of total context
and totally blowing it up.
Just freaking call me and tell me, "You said this."
You know, maybe that's your perspective.
But just talk to me.
I've known Heidi for 15 years now.
And the fact that she is blaming me is really hurtful.
And she's breaking our friend trust
and really letting me down.
I'm your friend,
but you can't say this stuff behind my back
and throw me in the middle of this mess
that you and Ashley have already had.
I've always had her back.
I've always gave her the best advice.
She's not even taking our friendship into consideration
or knowing that I've been there for her is really hurtful.
She should just own her feelings
and say what she really feels instead of blaming it on me.
- When you're friends with someone,
there's a loyalty factor.
- Yeah. - And there's a sense of, like,
you're my girl, I've got your back,
and to have that now-- to have this, like, spiral?
And it's like for what? It's so stupid.
So what's gonna happen when we see Heidi and everybody?
How's it gonna be with you guys?
- We're all throwing this party for you.
And I just want things to be cordial
because it's your night and we haven't seen you in forever.
But I honestly don't know.
Welcome back.
- I can't wait. - No. Honestly, I--
- I'm just glad the drama's not about me for once.
- Right?
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- When was the last time you came out and played tennis?
- I feel like I do it every so often.
- Yeah?
- I grew up in this little condominium in Garden Grove
and, like, right around the corner was a tennis court.
- Shut up. - Yeah.
- See, you grew up playing tennis.
Okay, okay.
No, I mean, I grew up going to country clubs,
played tennis and stuff. I was very fortunate.
- It's good you recognize that. A lot of people don't, man.
A lot of people it's given to
and they don't even-- they're kind of blind to--
- Even knowing Justin for 15 years,
and we've always kind of just
had a surface level relationship,
but we've gotten more connected.
Hey, man. - Save me.
- I'm gonna save your day, man. - Save me.
[laughter]
- And from that, it just kind of dominoed into us
getting to know each other better.
And we've realized we had
a lot more in common than we even thought.
- All right, you want to play a game?
- With all this fortune,
you want to put a little buck on it?
- Yes, let's do it, dude. Let's just do it.
- [chuckles]
[upbeat music]
- Ahh!
- What the [bleep] was that? - How was that?
You're too left, bro. Go the other side.
♪ ♪
Whoo! I was not expecting you to return that.
Clearly, that [bleep] does pay off,
those country clubs, buddy.
♪ ♪
- Ah, you dirty dog.
♪ ♪
- I'm old and retired.
- You actually can play a little bit though.
- I think I can-- - What do you not do?
I mean, you surf, play tennis, you skate, you snowboard.
- Yeah. I played hockey for 15 years, baseball--
- Wait, you played hockey?
- Ice hockey. Yeah.
- What? No way. - Yeah.
- Dude, look, it's been hard, I'm not gonna lie.
It's like the fact that we've known each other this long,
I feel like we'll connect and, you know, then you dip out
for it's not even like a week or two,
you're out for six months.
And it's like, "Hey, man, I'm back."
I'm like, "[bleep] did you go?"
- I go, man. That's just kind of my MO.
I got this nomadic spirit.
And I don't think that's ever gonna go.
And it's probably from my childhood upbringing, you know?
I think when I leave a place and I don't go back,
it could be just the protection of myself
knowing if that didn't work out, it's not right.
Let it go, cut the ties.
If that really didn't work out
and wasn't the best situation for you, just let it go.
I think it's just kind of been
the way I truck through life a little bit.
My fight or flight skills started kicking in at three.
That's when they got separated
and I started going from Mom to Dad.
Mom and Dad weren't-- - Holy cow.
- Mom and Dad weren't connected anymore.
So then--
- Dude, well, that--that'd have been super hard. It's crazy.
I mean, I grew up in a very structured household, you know?
I had parents who, till this day,
I mean, they're married now almost 48 years.
- Wait, wait, 48 years. - They got married at 18.
- You hear that? - Yeah.
I mean, I had--I had really good examples.
I actually took Ashley and Delilah
by my old place about six months ago.
- Mm. - You know what I mean?
Just kind of show where everything started.
- Yeah, I can imagine. I can really imagine.
To think of it, dude, I haven't been back
to my childhood home in, like, over 25 years.
- Why haven't you gone back? - Once I left, I left.
I moved right towards the beach
and started my life there and then--
- You should go back, bro. - Yeah. I wouldn't mind it.
- I think people perceive Justin as this mysterious,
kind of cool guy.
But in reality, he's just got these walls up.
And, you know, I really think that comes from a lot of stuff
that happened in his life growing up.
I think he's really trying to find out who he is
and what he's going through in life and where he wants to be.
And I'm hoping to be able to get that out of him.
- Maybe we'll take a ride over there one day,
see what it's all about.
♪ ♪
[Spencer and Heidi giggling]
- Oh, that feels really good. - Oh, yeah, yeah!
[both chuckling]
- Okay, okay.
- Oh! Oh.
What I read--what I've read says the aquamarine
helps the woman's pregnancy energy flow through the body.
- Oh.
- The right timing.
- God, we pray for the perfect timing.
Family is everything to me.
I've wanted to be a mom my whole life.
I mean, once I make up my mind to do something, that's it.
And so I want this baby more than anything.
And it's all I'm thinking about.
Bless our family. Bless our lives.
Bless us, Jesus.
- Do you feel pregnant? - Yeah.
- All my life, even though it's just 14 years,
it's been just only being concerned about
Heidi's well-being and just protecting her.
And with this not being able to conceive a second child,
it's a hard place to be in. I feel like I can't help.
That has been very challenging.
- Heal my body, Lord,
of anything that needs to be healed.
[takes deep breath] Heal me of this energy.
Put a protection around our family, Lord.
- This is a little overwhelming.
You may get pregnant right this second.
- [laughs]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Oh, oh.
- Scoot the seat back, bro. It's kind of popped forward.
- What, did you have a little person in?
- [laughs] - Jesus Christ. God.
- Huntington's so sick. - Yeah.
- I love it down here.
- It's got a little bit of, like, class,
a little bit of punk, a little bit of back alley.
So I was born in Garden Grove.
And it's only 15 minutes from here.
- Okay. - I was there steadily till,
like, maybe between three and five.
And then there was joint custody,
so then I started going back and forth to the Beach.
Yeah, dude, I mean, I was--I wasn't--I wasn't the best kid,
the best of kids, when I was young.
I was definitely getting into [bleep].
And then I started getting in big time trouble,
like I started--I started doing little gangbanging [bleep].
- Shut up. - Yeah.
- Running amok? - Yeah.
I was in this little posse called KAK,
which was Krazy Ass Kids, and I had to--
- No.
- Yeah. - Wait, what?
- Yeah, dude, I had to--you know,
I had to steal and vandalize and tag.
And so I'd be here and surfing
and then I'd go back to my Mom's and gangbang.
I was too young to know
that it was doing anything to my mom.
And my dad, he had no idea about it
'cause I would just, you know, I--I'd just lie about it.
I mean, I would hear over the intercom,
"Justin Brescia, report to the principal's office."
And there'd be, like, detectives there.
[chuckles] "What did I do now?"
We did some really, really-- we did some really bad things.
It came to a head. And one time,
we just--I was looking at juvie time.
- Did you end up going to go to jail?
- The judge gave me the ultimatum.
Basically, ironically, sink or swim.
And it killed my mom, but I had to--I had to go with my dad.
When I moved to Huntington Beach with my dad,
it immediately changed everything for me.
It's just like, boom, surfing just became my freedom world.
I didn't have KAK behind me.
I didn't have my mom trying to figure me out.
I didn't have my dad getting mad at me.
It was just a godsend.
It was like-- it was truly a godsend.
- You've gone through a lot, dude.
And I never knew any of that stuff.
And there's a lot of people that I've worked with, dude,
that aren't here because of situations like that.
- Yeah, I guess so.
Yeah, I don't have a problem talking about it.
Just like I'm not one of those guys that just like,
"Here's my story."
People ask, yeah, sure. Why not?
[upbeat music]
This is the beginning of the complex, dude.
♪ ♪
- I got shot right here. - What?
- Yeah. Right where the door is.
♪ ♪
Yeah, man. It's just nuts, dude.
I mean, my bedroom window is right there.
I haven't been in here in, like, over 20 years.
- It's a trip, dude. I mean, it brings back
all sorts of emotions, memories and--
- Dude, I have, like, full chills right now.
This is insane.
- Have your sister or you seen like who lives here now or--
- My sister knows who lives here.
- I actually think she lived in the complex here.
- Go knock on the door. - No way. Really?
- Yeah. - Knock?
- Let's go. - All right, [bleep].
I think this house was a safe haven
and a place for family to come, but it was also a place
where family would just go too, like, they would leave.
[doorbell chiming]
Oh, no. They're not home. Let's go.
- Yeah, right, bro. - Oh.
- Hello. Hi, I'm Justin.
I used to live here like 20 plus years ago with my family.
So much of my history remains here.
I'm starting to really regurgitate a lot of feelings
that I think I suppressed.
- You do?
- Oh, hey. Is that okay?
- Is that okay? - Yeah. Sure. Come in.
- Thank you so much. I'm Justin. Salvador?
- Good to see you out here. - Hey, wow, unbelievable.
- Nice to meet you. - Wow.
- This is a crazy feeling. - Yeah.
- It's unreal.
Do you know my first accident in the house
was right here at this cabinet? I went up.
I had vitamins right here. Check this out.
I crawled up--thank you. I crawled up as a kid.
And I fell, and there was a knife rack there.
And I fell off the counter right here.
And the knife went in my arm. - No.
- And I had to crawl upstairs and I knocked on mom's door.
I was like maybe two or three. I got cut.
- Yeah, I was always trouble. Yeah.
- He was? - I was always into something.
- Do you remember him?
- Yeah, we used to live next door.
- Was he a nice boy? - Well, let me tell you.
- Yeah. Tell me. Tell me. Causing trouble, bro.
- Unfortunately, we lost her about 12 years ago.
- Oh, I'm sorry. - Yeah.
My mother was my best friend.
And she was so full of life that,
when it got cut short, I went straight into denial.
I really did think like, if I could see her
like, at an altar, like, I envisioned all that.
I could see her being the grandma
and being absolutely nuts over my children.
I'm thinking about her more all the time.
And I visit her a lot.
And I actually bought the plot next to her
when she passed just in case it was mine.
So yeah.
- Wow. - Well, this is incredible.
- Yeah. I would love to.
- Yeah? - I would absolutely love to.
- Yeah. - Really?
- I think I know where to go. - Yeah.
- Thank you. - Yeah, okay.
- Thank you guys so much.
- You're welcome.
- I accidentally pushed my sister down the stairs.
Her head went through the wall.
- Really? - [chuckling] Right there.
I have pictures of my mom in bed right here
while she's pregnant with me right here
and my dad was over here.
This is how I started getting into her hair stuff.
She had this beautiful vanity right here
with all kinds of hair utensils and stuff.
So I'd come sit on the bed and then play with the hair stuff.
- No way.
- That's eventually, I think, how I started doing hair.
There's many beautiful moments. I mean, there's obviously
some sad ones too, you know, there was fighting.
I mean, five, six people living here at one point.
I'm starting to go through these feelings,
"Am I set? Am I secure?
"Do I have everything that I need?
Nothing more than I don't?"
Gets me checking in with the universe and myself,
helping me up my next moves, my next thoughts.
- Like, there's got to be so much emotion going through.
I mean, I've done this with my family.
- It's a lot because it's, like,
where your first memories are, right?
Everything that's new but innocent
is still in this house.
You know, I think everybody needs to revisit their past
at some point.
I feel like it's complementary to the soul.
- This is special, man. This is really, really cool.
- Yeah. I didn't expect this at all, dude, really.
- Everything happened for a reason.
- Yeah.
- And I really believe that, man.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Oh, damn. You're wearing that robe to the party?
- You know it. - Whoo! Whoa, whoa, whoa!
- Whoa, whoa. - Whoa!
- Stay in! - That's a show.
- Oh, I'm so excited.
I haven't seen Kristin since Nashville.
- Yeah, me neither. - It's like a year ago.
I love Kristin. She introduced Spencer and I.
I wouldn't be with Spencer
if it wasn't for Kristin and Brody back in the day.
- We introduced them. - Look what we did.
- I know, that's sick. - Look what we did.
- And she's a great friend to me.
She's been a rock in my life. She's been somebody
I've kept in touch with throughout the years.
She's very special to me.
Well, actually, I was thinking of wearing this.
- You know, that is a beautiful item as well.
- Well, the invite said, "Sexy in the City."
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- What is with all this hair? - Here's some wine.
- Thank you.
- I have lots of hair if you need any extensions.
- I'm just gonna do a tiny bit
to make it a little bit thicker.
- Yeah. - But this is a whole other--
this is more than what Lady weighs.
[chuckles] - Yeah.
So like, I'm probably gonna wear my black leather pants
and just a blazer.
- Very, like, boss bitch. - Like boss bitch.
Honestly, Kaitlynn, that's the mood I'm in.
♪ ♪
- I have not seen Kristin in probably ten years.
- Really?
- No. I mean, she was a very good friend of mine
when we were younger.
I mean, we used to always--people always say
I was like the boy version of her and vice versa.
- When you saw her last,
you were, like, drinking, right?
Partying? - I was partying.
- I feel like she's gonna be shocked
to see where you are now.
- Probably. - It's so crazy.
♪ ♪
- Hey, Kristin. - Frankie!
I love that you guys are still together.
- Yeah, I made it-- I made it happen.
I don't know how, but I made it happen.
- I love it. - You look the same.
- Thanks. So do you.
[laughter]
- Welcome back to LA.
♪ ♪
- Oh, my God!
♪ ♪
- Hello! [Heidi squeals]
- Oh, my God!
- Hi!
- I love you! We love you, baby.
- Hi, how are you? - Good to see you.
- Nice to see you, too. - Party in the town.
Party in the town. K-Cavallari. Whoo! Whoo! Whoo!
- I'm so excited. - Drinks. Cocktail.
- Shots. - Let's do it.
Let's get a drink. I'm so excited. Cheers.
- Cheers. It's so good to see you.
- Cheers.
- I told Audrina that Brody and I are the ones
that introduced you guys. She didn't even know that.
- Did you see Audrina? What did you do?
- Oh, she just came over to my Airbnb.
- Oh.
♪ ♪
- Shots, shots, shots, shots, shots!
all: Hey!
- Whoo!
- Shot, shot! Hey, hey, hey, hey!
- Brody Jenner. - Oh, my God.
Look who it is. How are you doing?
- I'm good. What you doing? - Oh, nothing.
- Good to see you. Look at your hair.
- I know. The hair's out of--
- What's happening? - Move aside, JB. Where's JB?
- [laughs]
- Oh, Kristin and I have had many wild nights together.
- Oh, my knight in shining armor.
- You guys have this, like, secret love for each other.
- I know!
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
- We were in our early 20s when we first met.
- Want cream in it?
- No. - No?
- I'll take it black. I need a phone charger though.
- I like your shirt. Looks good on you.
- We should go back to bed? - Yeah.
- A lot of our old memories were going out in Hollywood,
turning up.
You know I love you. You know that.
- I love you too.
- So, like, when I'm looking at her,
I'm just thinking like, "Oh, here we go. Let's party."
You have, what, three?
- I have three kids. - Wow!
- I know. It's crazy.
- How do you look like this with three kids?
- Oh, my God. You're sweet. - No, seriously.
- Thanks. - You look amazing.
- But yeah, eight, six, and five.
- My mom was really excited. She told me to say hello.
- I love her so much.
- She's like, "Tell Kristin I love her."
- Tell her I love her.
- What are you drinking? What are we drinking?
- Tequila. - Let's go.
- I heard you weren't drinking for a while.
- Tequila! All right. Cheers, everybody.
- Cheers. - Cheers, Heidi.
- Cheers.
- You did your thing, and he did his thing.
[laughter]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- How was your time with Audrina? I'm so jealous.
- It was good. - What the hell?
- I know. But it was good. It was good.
- Okay. Yeah.
- I hate that like--I think you guys just need to talk.
- Why, what did she say? Is something weird?
- She just said-- I don't even--
like, I don't really understand what's going on.
- Me either. What did she say?
- I don't [bleep] know. I just, like, honestly,
it sounds like it's just miscommunication.
The two of you need to talk.
- So what did she say to you?
- I honestly, like-- 'cause to me, I'm like,
"What are we fighting about?" - Did she say we're fighting?
♪ ♪
- It's just I don't really understand what's going on
because to me, this is so stupid.
- I know. It's so stupid. - And all it takes
is one conversation between the two of you.
- Yeah, so what?
- I think it's just miscommunication between--
- So what did she say to you though?
♪ ♪
- There she is. Whoo!
- Hi! - Hi!
- Brought in her son who--
- Hi. - Hello.
[upbeat music]
- Hi!
- Hello.
- Hi. - Her son who--uh.
- Hi. - Hi.
- Hello.
- We were just talking about you.
- Hi.
- Real talk now, I was just talking about you.
- Hey. - Hey.
- You look so cute. - You do.
- I did something different with my hair.
- I think you guys just need to talk.
- Hi.
- Look at that hair. - I didn't even see you.
Why didn't you say hi to the boys?
- I'm sorry, I was talking to--hi.
- I didn't know you were here. Oh, my God.
This is weird. - So what's going on?
You're telling Kristin that I'm mad at you or what's going on?
- No. - Or we're fighting?
We're not fighting. Like what is going on?
[bassy dramatic music]
- I've become aware that, like,
you guys are blaming me for not going to Ashley and Jason's
because I told you that she talked all that [bleep]
on you guys.
This sucks because we were just getting so close.
And it's like, "Just tell me."
♪ ♪
- The reason I said it is I heard she was saying
a lot of things in San Diego.
And I'm like, "That's not cool."
- Knowing Heidi for as long as I've known her,
there is no reasoning with her.
There's no trying to tell her like,
"Ashley's not saying this. She's not doing that."
She's set in her ways and in her thoughts, and that's that.
It feels like I was put in a very, very uncomfortable
position with the whole Ashley and you guys' thing.
- Totally. And that's where it's like take yourself out.
- And also with that.
And I felt I got to remove myself from it all.
- Girl, I never wanted you to be in the middle.
You literally put yourself in the middle of this
and kind of helped start some of this.
You pretend to be loyal to me.
And it feels like you're siding with Ashley.
- Put it all out there.
- I honestly was like, "I really liked her."
I'm like, "Why is she blaming me?
Like, but she didn't talk to me about it."
- No, but I say a portion was a conversation we had.
I said but the reason why I'm not going
is I don't even feel wanted or like--
- You guys, this is so stupid.
- She doesn't even care if I was there.
So I don't even see why this is a thing.
Like, that's fine.
- Okay, well, there we go.
- On that note.
- Yes. I will have a glass of Pinot Grigio.
- Oh, you're a classy broad, huh?
♪ ♪
Oh, speak of the devil.
- Hi. - How are you?
- Holy [bleep]. It's so good to see you.
Hi.
- Been a long time. - I know!
Literally, like, since high school long.
- It's been like 12 years. - It's so wild.
- This is my wife Ashley. - Hi.
It's a pleasure to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
I've heard so many great things about you.
- I know. Same. Same.
- You don't [bleep] age at all.
- Oh, you're so sweet. Love you.
- You look great. Yeah. You look great.
- So do you. - Thank you.
♪ ♪
- [inaudible].
- First person I see. I love that. You look great.
- Thanks. So do you. You look exactly the same.
- You look the same. So do you.
- Thanks. - Beautiful.
Kristin and I had fun back in the day.
It was like frugal and platonic
but yet together and then separated.
And she's Italian. I'm Italian.
It was just like, you know,
spaghetti and meatballs kind of thing.
- How you been? - I've been good.
- And you're back for how long? - Just for a week.
- A week? - But here I am!
- I mean, I love it.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hi! - Hello!
- It's such a good thing to see you.
- Are we there yet? Are we there at that point?
- No. I've had one drink. - Cheers to how--
- I know, I need to get a drink.
- Like, real talk, you are on fire.
- Thanks. - Come here.
- I'm like back to my old self.
- You're--how you're handling everything.
No, and running the business and--good for you.
♪ ♪
- Hi! - What's going on, guys?
- You smell so good.
- It's so funny.
It's like my girls from all different worlds.
- Yeah, right?
- I'm wasted. [laughter]
- Life is good for you.
- I'm like warm and fuzzy. Anybody needs this jacket?
Whoo!
- Yeah. Let me borrow that.
- You look good.
♪ ♪
- You've got three now, right? - Yeah, three.
Eight, six, and five.
- Got your hands full. - My gosh.
- Yeah, three is a lot.
- Those are like good ages though.
- It's great.
- Why don't we, you know, like--what do you want?
[laughs]
What can we do to have fun? Oh. [excited indistinct chatter]
- Congratulations.
- Thank you. - We missed seeing you.
- I know. We missed seeing you.
- I know. But I feel like maybe I should talk to you.
[tense music]
- We can talk now if you want. - Yeah.
- Yeah, sure. - Okay.
♪ ♪
- I feel like maybe I should talk to you.
- Okay. - Yeah, for sure.
- Well, we can talk now if you want.
- Yeah, sure. - If you want to. Okay.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- I just want--so obviously, I'll tell you how I feel.
Well, first, I was hurt that you didn't come
because you guys knew
it was Jason's, like, sobriety party also.
And you guys have known everything that he's gone
through that you guys would care about supporting him
regardless of how weird things were for you and I in San Diego
because, obviously, there was something bothering you.
- Audrina was at my house.
And I did hear, like, a few things that were kind of weird.
- I'm telling you, I never have said anything about you.
- I don't even want to talk about--
- I know you don't want to talk about it,
but that's the issue... - Okay, okay, okay.
- Because that's why you're mad at me.
- Okay, that's not-- that's not--
- That's really why you were acting different.
Then why? Well, you tell me.
- Okay.
So let's keep it calm and good because you're pregnant.
- I just don't want this to be where, like,
we're avoiding each other over something so silly.
- And that's why I just came up to you.
I did hear you were saying
a lot of really bad things about me.
- Okay. - Okay.
- In San Diego... - So that's why I didn't come.
- I very annoyed with everybody that was drinking around me.
I was super nauseous. I had to lie to everybody.
I was pretend drinking.
And I couldn't tell anybody what was going on.
And I could not handle anything.
It was so annoying.
Every single person I said was annoying.
Were you annoying? Yes. So annoying.
- Maybe it wasn't the best place for you at that point.
- For me to say you to being annoying?
- I mean, for you to be there at that point.
If, like, you were so uncomfortable
and you weren't having fun. - I wasn't uncomfortable.
I just think you were being annoying.
So that's, like, a big difference.
- So we'll agree to disagree 'cause maybe,
as you're sober or whatever, that's fine.
- Yeah.
- But like we're all just trying to have fun.
And we've all been in pandemic, and I'm trying to get pregnant.
And that's not really happening for me either right now.
So like I have a lot also that I'm dealing with, okay?
So like, I just wanted to go to San Diego and have fun
because, you know,
I also have a lot of my own stuff going on also.
- When I saw you in San Diego,
I had a feeling something was going on with you.
But I feel like every time I talk you,
I can't understand who the real Heidi is.
I see you're hurting
and you're not explaining anything to any of us.
I wish that Heidi would be more open and vulnerable
about the things that she's going through
that are really hard for her to talk about.
Like, it would have made a lot more sense
if she would have just talked to me about it
from the beginning about where she was coming from
instead of just, like, going into this tailspin on me.
All of us have been through so much this pandemic.
- Right.
- And I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings.
- Look, you have your own world going on.
I have my own world going on. And that's how I'm taking it.
- Okay.
- Can we get a tequila for her, please?
- Can I do a tequila seltzer? - Yeah, yeah.
She's on vacation. - Cool. Thank you.
- Well, what are you doing while you're out here
besides, like, tonight?
- I mean, I have a photoshoot, but that's it.
I'm just seeing friends and hanging out.
What are you doing?
- Nothing. Hanging out in Malibu.
- [laughs] - So still there.
- Per us'. [chuckles]
- If you get a little break tomorrow or something,
come hang out, if you can. Like come out--
- Okay. I'll come to the beach. - I would love that.
- Yeah, I would love that too.
[upbeat music]
- Brody. [laughter]
- What other stuff?
- No, no. And that's what I told her.
I made it very clear tonight to her that, like,
if you have anything to say about Ashley,
I don't want to hear it.
I'm removing myself, so.
♪ ♪
- You know what's really weird though?
- I feel like I'm 22 again. Like I'm just back in it.
- But, you know-- but I don't feel like
I've not see you though. Does that make sense?
- I know. It's like no time has passed.
I know. I love it.
♪ ♪
- Damn, I'm getting kind of tipsy over here.
Whoo! - [chuckles]
- Have you been boarding yet this season?
- All season. - Where did you go?
- Mammoth, Tahoe, [bleep] Bay Area.
- You've already been to Tahoe? - Yeah, dude.
- Shut up. - Yeah.
- This is what I love about you.
Like, you bring out this, like, weird, little energy in me
that just makes me want to get wild.
I don't know what it is.
- Oh.
- Just because you get married and have a kid--
- Doesn't mean your life has to stop.
- Or not. [laughter]
- I'll give you a hug too.
- Oh, oh.
- Is that pure tequila? Is that just tequila?
- Yeah. - Oh, Spencer!
- I'm on a diet. - Whoo!
[laughter]
- It's not easy being 212. [laughter]
♪ ♪
[waves crashing]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Brody!
Who's that? - What?
- [gasps]
- Audrina's in the car with you?
Hi! Audrina!
[laughing]
♪ ♪
What's going on? What happened last night?
[laughter]
- I don't think we got much sleep to be honest.
[laughter] - Oh!
- Whoo! - What?
- I would just hope that, if they were hooking up,
one of them would give me a heads up.
- Are you excited for Tahoe?
- No. [laughter]
[dramatic music]
- Hello! Are you talking about me?
I've never felt so uncomfortable in a group.
- And Spencer, he was definitely insinuating
that you still take drugs and that you still drink.
- That's [bleep] up.
Spencer's actually saying that I'm not sober.
- What?
- Yeah. - What the [bleep]?
- So you and Audrina are wearing matching outfits?