- Previously on "Teen Mom Family Reunion"...
- The rope represents the relationship
between Mom and Glamma.
The mud represents your issues and your challenges.
- I'm sick of always being the one
that has to have it together.
- Who's the mom in the relationship?
- I feel like I am.
- It's because you're so [bleep] strong.
You always have been.
- So what's been going on, like, with Ashley?
- It was really [bleep], honestly.
She just was throwing, like,
low blows on social media.
Tea big, grown ass
decided to [bleep] talk about me.
Tea just an old version of her.
- Good morning, Briana.
Good morning, Roxy.
- Tea tried to say good morning to me,
but I didn't say anything back.
I don't want to talk to them.
I know the type of person that they are,
fake as [bleep].
- So Roxanne ignores me.
- I don't like looking at Ashley or Tea.
I see right through them.
- Roxanne gon' keep trying me,
and I'ma push that [bleep] down on the ground.
- I think moms should not be harassing
or talking [bleep] about
someone else's daughter on the show.
[The Chainsmokers and Kygo's "Family"]
- ♪ I know some people, they would die for me ♪
♪ We're all together ♪
♪ They're my family ♪
♪ I'll say forever my family ♪
[tense music]
- What's the problem, Roxanne?
- The problem is that your daughter inserted herself
in a situation that she had no...
- Okay, well-- - Business inserting herself.
No, she had no business to do what she did.
Briana was having a falling out with Kail.
Ashley went on Live and started talking [bleep].
She always does.
- Stop being a [bleep].
Say what you got to say. Say it with your chest.
Say it with your implants. And mean it.
- But once Tea got involved,
then I have a problem with that.
She just ran her mouth on social media.
I'm tired of people like Ashley and her mom
being so toxic,
and I'm [bleep] done with the bullying of my daughter.
She was so [bleep] disrespectful.
Shame on her.
My daughter would never talk to any mother
in this [bleep] table the way your daughter speaks to me.
And I don't care what trauma she has.
There's no excuse for it.
- Roxanne, I know you're trying to take up
for your dirty Dan [bleep] daughter,
but I suggest you have several seats
in her house before you have smoke with my mom, [bleep].
I know you don't want that.
I know you're not built for that.
- And then you want to go on Live
and talk and discuss my daughter's [bleep],
like who she's dating, who she's [bleep].
It's none of your business, none of your [bleep] business.
- I'm looking at my mom like,
please don't snatch this [bleep] lady up right now.
And I'm also looking at Roxy like, girl,
you don't stand a [bleep] chance, love.
- Well, Roxanne--
- I don't want to hear it. - Roxanne.
- You have nothing to say to me.
- I don't give a [bleep], [bleep].
- Hold on. - I don't give a [bleep].
- No, you hold up. - I don't give a [bleep].
I don't give a [bleep].
Get it straight.
- Oh, my gosh.
- I don't give a [bleep].
- All hell is breaking loose.
- Your old ass don't have nothing to say.
- Get it. - [bleep].
- How the hell did we go from, like,
this mellow, chill trying to discuss our problems vibe
to just one ting?
- You got the one. You got the right one, [bleep].
- Trash. - Yeah, what?
- You got the right one.
- Yeah, I got you.
- I don't even know how people can do that at this age.
I have a bad knee.
I mean, I don't understand.
- I'ma give it to you, [bleep].
I'ma give it to you, [bleep].
- It could have been as simple as,
"You know what, Roxanne? I'm sorry.
My daughter shouldn't have been disrespectful to you."
But no, she got offensive, and it blew up.
- You don't want to hear the [bleep] truth.
Your daughter's a bully.
- Stop.
- Your daughter's a [bleep] bully.
- I don't involve myself in kid's [bleep],
but you better believe when you mention my daughter
and you a grandmama, I'm coming for your [bleep]
just like any grandmama sitting here.
- Like, today has already been a super emotional day.
- That's my [bleep] daughter.
- And now we have fights breaking out.
- Everybody's supposed to get along.
- Just another day on "Teen Mom Family Reunion."
- It shocks her that I'm [bleep] feeling
some type of way.
Like, are you really [bleep] living in denial?
- There's no excuse to behave that way whatsoever.
We just did an exercise with Coach B.
- I carry it 'cause she carries it,
my quickness to cut you down instead of understand
where you're coming from.
- But the lower you cut is the lower you place yourself.
We only give who we are.
- Ashley and Tea didn't really grasp the exercise
that they did today because if they did,
they would have controlled themselves in a better way.
- Stop yelling. Stop yelling.
- Mama Tea. - Stop yelling.
- Mama Tea, sit.
You're better than that.
- You don't tell me to shut the [bleep] up
after I listened to you talk.
[bleep], who the [bleep] you think you is, ho?
I totally gave Roxanne the floor.
Soon as I opened my mouth, she screamed,
"I don't want to hear it."
And that's why it's getting escalated,
because you give somebody the floor,
and then they completely shut you off.
Oh, it's gon' get heated.
- I'm [bleep] tired of the bullying, man.
I'm [bleep] tired of it.
My daughter gets harassed on [bleep] social media
all the [bleep] time.
- Roxanne is so pissed.
And for every right, she has the right to be,
going at her child like that.
I mean, I totally would be the same way, like,
trying to protect my child, period.
- It's not right how she came at you.
- Right, that [bleep] ain't right.
You don't do that [bleep].
- It's not worth it.
- No, it is worth it.
You're my [bleep] daughter. - That's right.
- And she's going to [bleep] learn to respect you.
[bleep] her and her daughter.
[bleep] bully.
She's the [bleep] common denominator here.
Everybody talks [bleep] about you!
- We can talk about it.
- Hey.
- [bleep] you.
- No, [bleep] you.
[bleep] off.
- I can't stop looking at April.
She's going crazy.
She's throwing up middle fingers.
She's sticking her tongue out, and I'm just so confused.
When did you become Tea's ride or die?
- April, no. - April, no, no, no.
- I'm sorry. - That's all.
- My bad.
- My mom is acting out.
I definitely get embarrassed, especially when Mom
is drunk and does crazy things like that.
- Oh!
- My mom did struggle with alcoholism a lot
when I was growing up.
This is just one of my triggers, my anxiety triggers,
so I'm like, what's going to pop off?
- Like I said, and I'll stand on my [bleep] word,
I don't [bleep] with the kids. I listen.
I see all y'all's [bleep]. - Okay, okay.
- So I don't speak on [bleep],
but when y'all speak on my daughter,
I'm coming for your [bleep].
And that's it.
- But that's what I'm trying-- - That's it. That's it.
- But that's what I'm trying to discuss with Tea.
Tea kept saying, I don't talk about the kids.
But she's saying something that's not true.
- Then when that [bleep] went down with Ashley and Kiaya,
whatever y'all got going on, baby, that's y'all's [bleep].
- Kiaya and Ashley got into an online argument,
and instead of Tea reaching out to me,
she goes to the internet and she calls my daughter a name.
And like, why are we doing that?
But Tea, Tea, Tea-- - I'm not in it.
I want you guys to fix y'all's [bleep].
- So to that point right there, it's one thing
for them to fuss with each other.
I don't agree with it, but I'm not going
to jump in there and crap, you get what I'm saying?
But it was like, don't go to the internet
and call my daughter a clown with all these other trolls
when you could have picked up the phone.
- Well, hey. - You get what I'm saying?
- Did you see what was going on?
Kiaya had did a ruthless video about Ashley.
- I'm not the [bleep] one to play with.
You might fuss with everybody else
'cause everybody [bleep] else out, but, [bleep],
I'm not the one.
And let's do this.
- And I said Kiaya was being a clown.
- You came at my daughter instead of calling me
and saying, hey--
- But how can I-- hold up, hold up.
- This is the issue. - I'm gonna receive that.
- At this point, I feel like Tea is digging
herself in a deeper hole.
Why is your old ass on social media
talking about people's kids?
Like, I just don't get it.
And the lack of accountability
just pisses everyone off even more.
- Right.
- And then you can't sit and say,
oh, we're just going to welcome y'all in
with open arms when y'all knew that something had happened.
- Right.
- Y'all did the complete opposite of that [bleep],
so let's not sit here and act like
that everything was happening--
- You feel like I didn't welcome you with open arms?
- No, ma'am.
I'm ready to say what the [bleep] I got to say
because I feel like some things need to be said
and not just keep being swept underneath the rug.
How can you be quick to welcome somebody with open arms,
but the moment you feel some type of way,
you hop on social media, and you start talking [bleep]?
She got on Instagram, and went on, like, this rant,
and made, like, this long-ass post about me.
And I was like, sis, was this post about me?
And she said no, but then she followed it up
and was like, if the shoe fit, wear it.
I don't like that because it's like,
you can't apologize and then be like,
but I ain't sorry, though.
Like, it don't work like that.
When I asked you about the post,
you said that it wasn't about me,
but then you followed it up with saying like,
if the shoe fit, wear it.
- I was upset because whatever you saw,
instead of reaching out and saying,
"[bleep], is this about me?"
I saw the Live you did.
- Dealing with the chaos of people fighting
and stuff is definitely a lot.
I'm just not doing good mentally.
Hopefully, Kiaya and Ashley can just work everything out,
so everybody can get along and at least
coexist with one another.
- I don't care that much to have an issue.
And to me, Kiaya, there never was one.
- That's my problem.
- Okay, but you--
just because you have an issue doesn't make it my issue.
- Uh-oh. - What?
- Girl, Kiaya is next.
- Yeah.
- You cannot tell me that there is not an issue,
but the moment you got pissed off,
you start spitting out everything that you--
- And I just told you.
And I just told you.
- So there was an issue, and acknowledge that,
and we can move on.
But don't sit here and act like I'm
the only one with a [bleep] problem.
- No, my--I just told you.
My issue was I was hurt because I thought we were friends.
That was my issue.
The thing is, is that everybody says
what they want on social media, off social media.
I say one [bleep] thing, and they act like
I committed arson and burned someone's house down.
- She has problems with everybody.
- There is definitely a common denominator
if now Ashley and Kiaya are going at it.
I think we're all tired of Ashley's [bleep].
- It seems to me as if you're acting oblivious.
How do you not receive it in the same way
with you calling me a [bleep]?
I feel myself literally boiling
because one thing I hate is when somebody lies to my face.
You are saying, oh, I felt this way
because you hurt my feelings.
Basically saying I felt this way because it was your fault.
- I felt a way because...
- When it was not my [bleep] fault.
- I woke up, and you had got on Live going off.
I felt a way because I never said nothing bad about you,
and I felt like I at least deserved a message
before I woke up and saw the blogs.
- If you are a genuine person, in my opinion,
and if it was genuinely not about me, in my opinion,
I would say, "Oh, damn, I could understand how you could feel
that way, but it's not about you,"
not, "It's not about you, but if the shoe fit, wear it,"
because then I'm like, [bleep] your "it's not about you."
[dramatic music]
[tense music]
- I'ma feel how I'ma feel.
If I feel like it was about me and then you go out your way
to say, "Well, if the shoe fit, wear it,"
I'ma still feel like it's about me.
- I never spoke bad about you,
so it really did feel like left field [bleep].
It did.
- Our house is going through way too much right now.
- I don't have nothing against you.
I don't have nothing against your daughter.
It's not that serious. - Well, I was pissed at you.
- There's a fight over here. There's an argument here.
- When I said it wasn't about you,
it was not about you.
And I don't have to sit here and lie about that.
- It's a lot to handle.
- I'm just [bleep] done with the bullying,
with the harassment.
I see you swallow it every [bleep] time.
I've seen Briana take so much.
Everybody thinks being on the show is glamorous.
It's [bleep] hard to put your life out there,
and everybody has an opinion.
And I have to watch you [bleep] eat [bleep]
because of this [bleep].
[bleep] her and her mother.
She's my daughter.
I go hard for my kids.
And I don't regret any of it.
And I suggest that Catelynn's mom tone it down a notch
and [bleep] put the beer down because I'm not going
to tolerate that [bleep] either.
- The message should have came first
before you jumped on Live assuming
that it was about you.
- Regardless what you want to say,
the post was about me.
- It's frustrating listening to this conversation,
and, honestly, it's just typical Ashley.
She's not really taking accountability for anything.
She's spinning what happened in a way
to make herself look like a victim.
Ashley and I have had issues in the past,
so I sympathize with Kiaya right now
because I know how Ashley can get.
I think you're petty as [bleep] for talking
about my [bleep] kids.
You took it too [bleep] far. You took it too far!
You took it too [bleep] far.
You don't talk about my kids.
- How she spit on your [bleep] face?
- It's nothing that you can say to me that's going to make me
feel like it's not about me.
- Listen, if my kid do anything,
please call me first.
- Yeah. - Let me set her straight.
- Yeah. - Kiaya, I apologize.
No, no, no.
Kiaya, I apologize because I hurt you.
- Right. - You know what I'm saying?
And I didn't mean to hurt you.
That's not my intention to hurt you.
- I don't think Tea's apology is genuine.
I think she just apologized because she was
in the hot seat, and they know that nobody
in the house is really [bleep] with them.
- So if I hurt you, I'm terribly sorry,
straight the [bleep] up, because this is hurting me.
- [bleep] her apology.
- Oh, now the prayers [bleep] start?
Oh, my God, what a [bleep] fraud.
I was like, oh, my God, here we go again.
Another fake scene, another fake response.
Like, stop.
And she's a [bleep] pastor? You got to be kidding me.
Pastor.
[bleep] pastor.
I'm going to pray for you.
You [bleep] need God in your life.
- Okay, so now moving forward, what would you like to do?
Because this, to me, is stupid because I know
that I wasn't speaking about you.
So this is just carried on, and carried on,
and carried the [bleep] on.
- Why are y'all even on social media
talking [bleep] about each other?
Like, stop fighting over [bleep].
- But I feel like literally everybody
on the "Teen Mom" franchise has gotten into it with a costar.
- We haven't, though.
- Because I don't feel like this is cohesive.
- What do you mean?
- You want to talk to on the side, Kiaya?
- Have y'all not gotten into it with, like, Farrah?
- No, Farrah is not Ashley, for one.
- When Amber was trying to insert herself,
it kind of threw me off a little bit
because I was like, this has nothing to do with you.
And it kind of felt hypocritical
because how can you tell me that the problems
that I'm having with someone is stupid
when you are no stranger to getting into cast drama?
- Shut your [bleep] mouth. - Hi, Amber.
- Do you understand me?
- And get the [bleep] out of my face.
- You talk a lot of [bleep] with people all around,
don't you, you [bleep]-- - No, no, no, I'm right here.
- And I'm right the... - No, no, no, no, no, no.
- [bleep] here, [bleep].
And I'm right the [bleep] here.
With Farrah, she would go a roundabout way
of always saying, well, I'm sorry for this.
I'm sorry for that, all this [bleep].
- She would apologize in face,
and then she would go online and talk [bleep].
- And still would keep [bleep] do it.
- That was the problem.
- So we had to be the ones that stopped
[bleep] talking to her, stopped even,
like, saying [bleep].
- We tried a lot.
- Amber keeps putting her two cents in,
and at this point,
I feel like it's escalating things.
And I'm just trying to have a conversation here.
So I don't want to be a part of that.
- And you think you're any different with me
when it comes to my anger?
It's--no, you're not because I keep my [bleep]
just different these days, but you're no different than me
when it comes to my anger.
I promise you that on every level.
- At the end of the day, this is--
I have not seen her in person since any of this.
So this is the only opportunity.
And it's been here.
- But I feel like we're hearing this conversation
that's going in circles, baby.
- Round and around, right.
- I feel like everybody is putting in their two cents,
and it's not really needed because it's
not really their business.
It's aggravating me because it's like,
let's not sit and act like this is the only ever feud
in the "Teen Mom" history when it's not.
- That's not what we're saying.
- Like, y'all been doing this [bleep] way before we have.
- That's not what we're saying.
- Okay, so let's not tell me to be, like,
more mature as if I'm being immature,
and I'm talking about it.
- What she means is the point--
- Who said that? I didn't say that to you.
- No, that's not how she's interpreting it, Kiaya.
- I'm irritated.
- Kiaya, be the bigger person up in here.
I'm trying to give Kiaya advice.
This [bleep] doesn't matter.
Like, it's-- I've been through it.
I know it's like, hey, there's no reason
to keep talking about it.
Kiaya, I'm saying it from the point of--
- I'm just irritated.
I just need a second because I'm just--
- Don't get emotional. - No, I'm irritated.
I'm tired of everybody telling me
how the [bleep] to control what the [bleep] I'm dealing with
or what I want to talk about.
I just want a second.
♪ ♪
[tense music]
- I'm [bleep] tired because I'm sitting,
and I'm having a [bleep] conversation.
- Kiaya was feeling ganged up on,
which I didn't appreciate
because that wasn't the purpose
of me opening up the floor.
So I think a one-on-one conversation is the best way
to hash things out.
- In my normal life, I deal with trying to express myself
without [bleep] going off, without flipping
everything the [bleep] over.
So the fact that I'm outside and I'm trying
to conduct myself and I'm talking to you
and I'm actually trying to explain
to you how the [bleep] I feel.
This is my mature because if this wasn't my mature,
all this [bleep] would be flipped the [bleep] over.
- I think this is both of our mature.
- They're hashing it. Let them hash it out.
It's fine, you know?
- Amber, please don't take it personal, okay?
- How can I not take that personal?
- She get--I'm telling you, I'm telling you,
She gets like that.
I just don't want you to take it personal right now
because she looks up to you so much.
So just please don't take it personal.
- Well, I don't know that, honey.
I don't ever get to talk to her like that,
so I don't know if she looks up to me, babe.
- I'm her mama, and I'm telling you.
- Okay. - Okay?
So I'm just asking you.
- I didn't know that, you know? - Right.
- I don't know. - Okay.
- Let her know, like, it wasn't like, you know.
- I know.
That's why I'm her mama, and I'm not even
going out there because I know her,
and she needs space.
And it was too much for her.
- I can see where she thought I was coming at her.
That wasn't my intentions, though.
She just wasn't in the right space
emotionally to even hear [bleep].
And she's such a good [bleep] person.
Like, she can be the bigger person
and do exactly what I do.
- Right.
- There's two things we can do.
You can say, [bleep], I don't [bleep] with you,
and I can receive that.
Or you can say, [bleep], I don't really trust you,
and I want to get to-- and I want--
- Nobody's downplaying your feelings.
- Hold on, Cate. Hold on.
- Okay, I'm sorry. I'm mama mode over here.
- It's an A and B conversation,
and now our C, Catelynn, is coming in.
Mind your own business.
- I'll give y'all a moment, but I just want
to let you know, like--
- And we have the same energy, to be honest.
If there was really a problem,
there would really be a problem.
My whole thing with Kiaya was, like,
I genuinely never had an issue with her.
I feel like the issue was something that she concocted.
I already have beef with certain people,
and I don't give a [bleep] about that beef.
I'm not trying to squash that beef.
But it feels uncomfortable when there is beef
with somebody that I don't want to have beef with,
or I don't feel like the beef is necessary.
- They're having a good convo in there,
so I'm letting them hash that out.
- Who's having a good convo in there?
- Ashley and Kiaya.
- Well, good, good.
- Listen to me.
They can hash it all out today. - Yeah, that's right.
- And it'll go right back on social media tomorrow,
and the bullying begins.
- That's [bleep] up. - That's my [bleep] point.
- Moving forward, I have to get myself out of this opinion
that I have about you.
- Right.
- It's going to take time for me to...
- We don't gotta be besties.
- Be able to be comfortable. - Exactly.
- Or be able to-- you know, like, I don't know.
But we have a [bleep] time.
- But also, like, you see some funny [bleep],
hit me immediately,
and then maybe we can avoid this.
- We agree to disagree.
I believe everything that she said out of her mouth
was a [bleep] lie.
I still think the post was about me,
but I'll coexist here for the well-being of this trip.
- Oh, all this [bleep]--
- I don't know, but I just feel like if there's--
why do it have to be all that?
Because y'all can't fight.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, y'all are too old.
- Oh, my goodness.
- Listen, weren't you supposed to make, like, cinnamon buns?
It was supposed to be something sweet.
- Well-- - Hey.
- Well, I was going to make something sweet,
but [bleep] got sour, so...
That fight really got out of hand
and went from 0 to 100 so quick.
I'm going to go make my cinnamon rolls now and try to,
like, wind down.
- Come on, April. Hips don't lie.
- Okay. - Hips don't lie.
We got to get food.
We are allowed to say how we feel.
At this point, Roxy can feel however she wants to feel.
The best that we can do is agree to disagree
and be respectful towards one another.
♪ ♪
- I want to say I'm sorry.
I flipped you off in the window.
So I just want to say I'm sorry.
I didn't realize it was you. - It's okay. I got you, Mama.
- Yeah, I was in the moment.
And I know you can understand.
- I flipped you right back. - I know you did.
So I just want to say I'm sorry.
- April trying to apologize was just, like, too much.
It's like, stop.
I can't deal with it. I don't want to deal with it.
- So I'm here for you. - Thank you.
- We'll get through it together, okay?
- Okay, thank you.
She obviously didn't know what she was doing,
too much alcohol, which still does not give her
the excuse to flip me off.
- Okay? - I get it.
I get it. - Okay.
- Thanks, love.
- ♪ Who am I to fight with this temptation? ♪
- Okay, go, go, go.
- Oh.
- "Karate Kid"? [laughter]
- After all of the drama stuff,
everything starts to calm down,
and it's finally time for the moms
to have some fun.
- Putting lotion on, sunscreen.
all: Yes, yes.
- Can she see the reflection through there?
- I'm blind. - Painting.
all: Yes.
- Curling your hair.
all: Yes.
[buzzer blares] - Oh.
- Wait, that was feeding a baby.
- Feeding a baby? all: Yes!
- I thought it said finding a baby.
I'm [bleep] blind. - I want to go.
- Okay.
- I need the Moscato wine.
Give me that one.
- What?
I'm 12. I forgot.
You're stupid. I want to go home.
- Whatever.
- But obviously, she's--
- They took my [bleep] drink away from me.
Are you kidding me?
- April, where the [bleep] were you?
- I'm gonna beat somebody up right now.
- Where the [bleep] were you, April?
- Out there, drinking a drink peacefully.
- April, we need--April.
- I want my [bleep] drink.
- April. - Oh, my goodness.
- [bleep] idiots. - Mom.
- [bleep] them. - No.
Mom, no.
- No, Mom, my [bleep].
- I think April had a few too many drinks at dinner,
and I could tell Cate was just a little upset
and uncomfortable and obviously because her mom
is super pissed off.
- What the [bleep]?
- I'm concerned about Cate because I know
it takes a major toll on her.
- Y'all got your drinks, right?
They come and take them away from you?
- I have not even had one full drink.
That is my first glass.
- Exactly.
- But that's not your first glass, though.
[laughter]
- Don't hurt nobody.
Look, look, look, look, look.
[laughter]
- You might as well turn the camera because that's all
you're going to get from me.
- Cate, get your [bleep] mama!
- Don't you [bleep] pick on me.
- Catelynn!
- She was flicking the camera off.
- It's definitely hard for me not to be mad about,
like, my mom's addiction and stuff.
I mean, it's something that, you know,
I deal with regularly.
- Have you ever thought about recovery?
A 12-step program? I'm not even--
- I've thought about it.
I'm not going to say I haven't, but...
- I'm afraid she's not as happy as she should be.
- But you shouldn't worry about me.
- We do.
- I just can't believe that she's acting like this.
I'm just having lots of anxiety and, like, panic.
- Oh, oh, no.
- I don't even know what to think.
- ♪ We major, so major ♪
♪ Whoops, made you look ♪
♪ Outrageous behavior ♪
- Oh, it's a frog.
- We got to show Chey.
- Isn't she afraid of them? Yeah.
[upbeat music]
- [bleep], it better not be a [bleep] bug, frog.
No, no.
- He's gonna jump. - No, no.
I'm not a nature person.
I don't want to be in the dirt.
I don't want to see any animals.
[screams] Look at his little face!
- What is it?
- [screams]
- Yo, if that gets in my room...
- No, I know. I know.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I agree.
- As toxic as Tea and Ashley are,
I'm gonna do my best to stay in my lane,
and I'm gonna keep my distance
because I want to enjoy the rest of this experience.
- ♪ No easy ways out ♪
♪ Rock and a hard place ♪
♪ I stay all day paper chase routes ♪
- Kiaya, can I talk to you for a minute, baby?
- Yeah.
- I feel really bad when Kiaya got upset.
I just want to talk to Kiaya and make sure she's all right
and just, you know, let her know where I'm coming from,
what I was trying to say to her, actually.
And I'm walking in, and, like, I'm sitting there.
And I'm listening to a conversation that's going
round and round and round.
Now, here's the thing.
Me, girl, I had to be
the bigger [bleep] person one day.
Last "Teen Mom Family Reunion," I sat down with Farrah.
We spoke.
We both have a million things we could say,
but I feel like that it's something that's
under the bridge, pretty much.
- Again, though. - You know what I mean?
Like, it's-- - I am so secure in who I am.
- Some people don't feel that way
and they haven't been going to therapy and [bleep]
probably, like, you know, we do.
So it's like, they're here to get that help.
- Well, God bless the help, Amber.
I'm not in the way.
- And I was good.
You know why? I'm not about that [bleep].
- To me, it was more just like, I think I got so frustrated
because, like, every day in my normal life,
I struggle with trying to express myself too much.
- Girl. - So I tried to--I know.
I tried to express myself in a way
that people will receive it, because that is where
I mess up a lot in my life.
- Don't be upset.
- It's not--yeah, it has nothing to do with y'all.
- I understand, though. - It's more everything with me.
- No, I get it.
- Amber is really giving me big sister vibes right now,
and she's just giving me good feedback.
She's really understanding, and I really appreciate it
because it's always good to be able to hear someone
who has a more mature aspect
and mature insight on the situation.
- Okay.
♪ ♪
- Do we have-- we don't have cinnamon.
We don't have none of the goodies, so.
- If you look at-- - Mom!
- Look at the--
- There's only one roll of cinnamon rolls.
- Oven temperature and time.
You might be able to mix them together.
- That's what I was thinking, just put them in side by side.
- Finally, everything is getting chill,
getting more calm.
I go to make cinnamon rolls, because after that show,
I needed a snack.
- I think this is mine.
Let me get right here.
- My mom and I are in the kitchen, enjoying ourselves.
Ashley and her mother pull up right behind my mother.
It was an awkward situation.
Even though it still bothers me,
I'm just gonna stay in my own lane.
It is what it is at this point.
- You can say excuse me.
You can say excuse me. - What are you talking about?
- You keep up, and you can say excuse me.
Come on, Roxy. - Stop.
Stop being so dramatic. - Come on, Roxy.
- Stop being dramatic.
She wants to say that I bumped into her?
What the [bleep] is wrong with you, lady?
Are you [bleep] imagining [bleep]?
You're in my space.
You're invading me.
- You can say excuse me. - Who?
- When I walk by people, I say excuse me.
You know we got funk.
Just say excuse me. - Hold on. What?
- What's going on?
- No, I'm not gonna say excuse me.
- There's no reason you should be brushing me, bumping me,
or doing anything like that, but that just shows you
right there the level of disrespect.
Who does that?
Because now, Roxy, you must really want to fight.
It's about to be over for her.
You bump me, I'm gonna grab your [bleep] then.
- Come on. It's not that serious.
- But it is. - Just come on.
- Briana, no, I wouldn't talk to you,
because you her daughter, and I want to respect that.
- Okay.
- Oh, now you want to respect my daughter?
- Let's not. - We not.
Your mom can't bump me.
- I didn't bump you.
- You did. - No.
- You did, [bleep].
- You're not her mother. You don't know.
Stop your [bleep]. - You stop with the [bleep].
- No, you stop with the [bleep].
- No, cause if y'all want to go toes, we really can.
- Let's go.
- Well, then we can. - Let's go.
- We really can.
- Let's go 'cause they don't want that.
Let's go. - We really can.
- Come on. Get out the door.
- Why are you up there?
Get down, baby. Get down.
- Let's go. - Bri, hell the [bleep] no.
- Get down.
- No, so I can kick you in your [bleep] throat.
- Get down. Because you can't fight?
- No, [bleep]. - Because you can't fight?
- [bleep]. - Get down.
- [bleep]. - Come down, baby.
You should never address my mother.
[bleep], you're trash. You're beneath trash.
That's really how I feel about you,
and now I'm going to show you that.
- [bleep], Ash.
She spit on me.
- [bleep].
[all shouting]
- What the [bleep] is going on?
- No, no, no.
- This is [bleep] nuts.
[tense music]
- [bleep], Ashley.
[bleep], Ashley.
- No. - [bleep].
- She didn't just spit.
She hocked a loogie.
She made the sound.
- [bleep]. [bleep].
- Come on! Come on, [bleep]! Come on, [bleep]!
- Tea grabs a bottle of wine.
She's swinging it, ready to throw it.
- Come on, [bleep]! - Hey, come on.
Hey, hey.
- Briana throws this big, heavy, metal water bottle.
You want to go, [bleep]?
It was really heavy. It could have hit anybody.
[bleep]! [bleep]!
All that [bleep] you talking?
- [bleep].
- You want to spit on somebody, [bleep]?
I'll spit on you.
Exactly, exactly.
- [bleep]. I swear to God.
[bleep].
- Get her outside.
- Tea is like a [bleep] possessed demon.
You want to throw wine, I throw water at you.
I baptize you, [bleep].
Cast all those demons out of you.
- She spit on me.
- This is literally just day two.
- Got her!
- And these [bleep]es already trying to kill each other.
- You trash.
- Your mama trash.
- [bleep] her and her daughter.
- We're bringing her out. - My mom is in here.
- You gonna throw something else?
- Throw it, [bleep], and I'ma drag you.
Throw it, [bleep], and I'ma drag you.
- And Ashley started yelling at my mom,
and I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Tonight you're not gonna do that.
I'm gonna [bleep] kick her face in,
and then things got out of control.
If you drag my mother, because I'll [bleep] drag you, ho.
I'll [bleep] you up.
I'll [bleep] you up, [bleep].
[bleep].
You're a [bleep].
[bleep]. [bleep].
[bleep].
Let go of me. Let go.
[bleep], you stupid [bleep].
- I thought things were bad.
Now, they're just, like, super bad.
- Come get these hands, [bleep].
- Shut the [bleep] up.
- How old are you?
How old are you?
How old are you to be acting this way?
- Security and producers are coming over,
and I think for everybody's safety,
it was just better to just separate.
- Spit on you like the [bleep] you is,
you [bleep].
- Honey, honey, I don't want you to waste
so much energy on that.
- Just relax.
I've seen Briana take so much.
It's unforgivable what they did.
You spit in Briana's face. No way.
Sometimes we have to stand up for ourselves.
- [indistinct]
Roxanne jumped the [bleep] in.
Now, when you jump in the [bleep], you call out my mama.
- Ashley, she was just making sure she was okay.
- Man, come on, but about my mom?
I'm not playing these [bleep] games with nobody here.
- You shouldn't be getting stressed out, either, though.
I'm worried about Ashley.
I kind of asked Ashley if she was pregnant,
because the outfit she was wearing
and I could see a little bump.
Like, I suspect something's going on,
but I'm not 100% sure.
- This is the [bleep] I don't like.
I'm not here for that.
- You don't need to be getting stressed out, either, though.
I feel like I should tell people.
I don't want things to escalate even more,
and I feel like all of the girls should know.
- Roxanne, you want something sweet?
I got you something sweet.
I cut them down a little bit.
Got you a little--look, want a little fork?
- There's no doing an activity with somebody who spit on me.
There's just not. - No, no, not today.
- That went to the point of no return.
- Yeah, there's just not.
- They went to the point of no return.
- So after this whole, drag-out, crazy fight,
I hear Cate mention
that Ashley may be pregnant.
What the [bleep]?
So Cate told me Ashley might be pregnant.
- She's pregnant?
It's crazy.
Like, does her mother even know about it, that she's pregnant?
Like, what's going on?
- That's [bleep] reckless and irresponsible
for her mother and her.
She's pregnant, and she's acting like that?
- Who said she was pregnant?
- What happened?
- They're saying Ashley is pregnant.
- Now knowing that Ashley is pregnant,
I do not understand how she put herself in any physical harm
in any physical situation.
Who said--wait, like, where did that come from?
- She's pregnant. - Who's pregnant?
- Ashley.
- That come from--
The [bleep]?
Roxanne shouts out that Ashley is pregnant.
Damn, Roxanne, you just putting out her business like that.
I would be mad, but, [bleep], you spit on her daughter.
How you gonna say you pregnant after you try
to spit on some [bleep] body?
So how she pregnant?
- That's the rumor going around campus.
- If you bring my mama and some [bleep] crack off,
I'm [bleep] everybody over.
And that's what the [bleep] I meant.
Because if I see this [bleep] tomorrow, I'm cracking her.
If I see this [bleep] the next day, I'm cracking her.
So let us rumble for 30 seconds,
or give me a [bleep] solution
because I'm ready to take the [bleep] head off.
And I'm finna to take my time because now I'm upset.
- ♪ All that hate don't bother me ♪
♪ Let it go, don't come for me ♪
♪ Ain't no question they be tooting ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm who they want to be ♪
- Yeah.
- So it's a serious situation, so I'm asking for you guys
to all just kind of, you know, just hang out here
while I chat with both parties involved,
and we decide on next steps.
- I think last year, I learned a lesson.
I had to leave and get put up in another hotel.
- The [bleep] is 80 pounds.
I will literally work her like a part-time job.
- Jade, Jade.
- You're gonna go to a different hotel.
- No. Shut the door and let's go.
- All right.
- I came here with my mother and my--
I really wanted my mom and me to experience
this whole thing, and I wasn't gonna let anybody
stop that from happening.
And I think I was mature enough not to get super escalated.
- She got some beautiful kids, but that [bleep] is dirty.
[tense music]
- So here's what we're going to do.
We're not going with anybody wrong or right.
The safest situation here tonight
is to take you guys because I think there's a lot of--
- No, take them. - No, no, no, no, no.
I'm just gonna bring you guys to a hotel tonight.
- Bring them. Bring them.
Them [bleep]es started it.
- It's not about that. - It is, Larry.
- I'm telling you what the [bleep] it is
because I'm looking at what the [bleep] it is.
- Please know, I would still be running in circles,
trying to get out to that door.
- I'm being calm because I don't want to go home.
- You're doing great.
- I want to stay with your girls,
and I want to enjoy the experience.
- You're doing amazing.
- Review the tapes to see who started the physical [bleep],
because she touched my [bleep] mama first,
and that's what set me the [bleep] off.
Roxanne and Briana, they started the [bleep].
Now, you can't be mad that I finished the [bleep].
- The tapes will be reviewed again and again and again.
- Well, do it. Well, go review them.
Go review them.
- But you spit on another female.
- And she threatened to kick me in the face.
- I know she threatened, but the spit connected.
- Oh, well.
- Well, shut the [bleep] up. What did you do?
- I am respectfully saying to go to a hotel tonight
for your safety. - No.
- My safety?
Larry, are you [bleep] kidding me?
For my safety?
You better worry about them [bleep] because
ain't [bleep] worried about me. - I'm worried about all of you.
- No, not my safety. My [bleep].
- Yep. - Yes.
- I don't think that's gonna stop.
- At this point, we're all in agreement
that they should absolutely be separated from the group.
- And y'all mad that I spit on that [bleep]?
Please.
You should be lucky that [bleep]
got some of my spit on her.
It's the holiest thing she's ever experienced.
I just baptized the [bleep],
'cause she's dirty, and she's disgusting.
And I'm gonna tell you this right now.
Any time a [bleep] come for my mama, I'ma spit on her.
So now take me wherever the [bleep] you gonna take me.
And I want you to know, this is not over.
- The therapist said that she's so angry that she--she--
she hits really hard below the belt.
She didn't observe anything that the therapist said.
- And we did this last year.
So I'm like, how is it multiple people have grown
and you're not taking no notes?
Ashley learned nothing from last season.
She's the same vindictive, nasty individual
that she's always been.
- Of course, we have to go.
Why? - Come on.
- I'm done with Ashley.
Bye.
- Every time I see her [bleep],
I'm gonna bully her [bleep].
I'm over Briana. I'm over Roxanne.
I'm over any sort of possible reconciliation with them hoes.
And so I'm ready to go.
- Listen, guys.
I want to talk everybody really quickish.
- Yeah.
- So for everyone's best interest,
Bri and Rox also need to be removed from the group
so we can evaluate how we can move forward.
Everybody is going to be safe from each other,
and this is the best way to achieve that.
- Producers telling me we need to go,
and I'm in shock because I wasn't the aggressor.
I wasn't here to cause problems.
I was literally trying to defend myself.
- Oh, my God, Briana, what a [bleep] nightmare.
- I will never be able to coexist with this [bleep].
- You said you was gonna kick me in the face,
so whatever I do to you after that is war.
- Ashley just crossed the line, and everyone is kind of just
disgusted and upset with the whole spitting thing.
Like, it's something that when you do this, like,
it says volumes on your character.
- You escorting us?
- Yes, ma'am, follow me.
- All right.
I don't have a single regret.
And if it all played back, I'd do that [bleep] again.
- Your generation, you guys don't know the rules.
- No, actually, some of us do. - No, we do.
- Spitting on someone is awful.
It went too far.
They crossed the line.
And I just don't know how they can come back from that.
- There's certain things you don't do,
and I was taught that spitting is one that you don't do.
It's another level of, like, disgustingness and disrespect.
Everything that went down tonight
was wrong in so many different ways.
I think the second that anything turns physical,
you have to be removed from the situation.
- Let's go.
- Spitting on someone, it's upsetting.
The moms are triggered.
The grandmas are triggered.
I'm not sure how we're gonna come back from this.
- I don't know who feels what right now,
and I don't give a [bleep] who feels what.
- We're gonna have a conversation, Roxanne,
because you won't continue to be a bully to me
or anybody else.
- [bleep] and [bleep] your [bleep],
[bleep] mama, [bleep].
It's not over for me.
And [bleep], I dare you to do something.
♪ ♪
- Next time on "Teen Mom Family Reunion"...
- Ashley just crossed the line.
There's certain people you just can't--like, you just
have to keep them over there.
- I don't even want to see y'all.
- Why?
- Because you're gonna make me cry.
- What happened?
- It's panic.
So it's like, I can't do nothing.
- Have you talked to Ty?
- He's coming later today.
- Hell no. I didn't sign up for this [bleep].
I feel like I just need to go home.
- Bar is in jail.
- This couldn't be at the worst time.
- Wait, why do you say it's the worst time?
♪ ♪