"Teen Mom: Family Reunion"...
- I'm a good mom.
- Who all can relate to being a good mom?
- Amber, come on. - You better stand up.
- Come on.
[upbeat music]
- Hey! - Yeah!
- You guys thought you could have
a family reunion without me, huh?
♪ ♪
- It was like my body just gave up on me.
I can't breathe!
- I need a chair.
[siren wailing]
♪ ♪
- We're gonna do a toast for Briana getting better.
- Uh-oh.
- Farrah. - Hi, good to see you.
- Get ready for the mother of all reunions.
[all screaming]
- We're reuniting in warm and sunny San Diego.
- Let's have some [bleep] fun, bitch!
- We're gonna deal with our drama.
- It doesn't feel like what I thought
a marriage would feel like.
- We're gonna heal from our past.
- I'm gonna cry.
- And we're gonna come together
like only this family can.
- ♪ I know some people, they would die for me ♪
♪ We run together, they're my family ♪
♪ I'll say forever, my family ♪
- ♪ I'm a grown girl ♪
♪ I do what I like ♪
♪ I'm with a fine fella [...] all night ♪
- Hey, everybody. Let's have some fun!
all: Cheers!
- All right, Maci, your turn. Let's go.
- Uh-oh.
- Hi, this is the bar.
- You wanna take a shot? - I don't drink.
- It's Farrah. Who the [bleep] invited Farrah?
- Was this like a cookout? What was going on all day?
- Supposed be like a--like a special, like, party.
- Gosh.
I mean, what if I didn't show up?
This would not even be like a family reunion.
This would be, like, boring.
- How long you been here?
- Just today, but it's not hard for me to acclimate.
- I like Farrah,
but the problem is she can be quite rude to people.
- Why are you so white trash?
- I'm a doctor.
- And you suck at being a doctor, bitch.
- [bleep] you. - Good!
[bleep] you too, mother[bleep].
Do you wanna call the police on the criminals?
- Get her out of here. Get the [bleep] out of here.
- 'Cause they need to go visit jail.
- Remember they're safe inside here.
- That's [bleep] right!
- I'll do mocktails.
And you guys do your cocktails and all sorts of stuff.
How about that?
- It literally took me a lot to breathe when I saw her
and for her to, like, come up right next to me
was ballsy of her, to be honest,
'cause not even two years ago,
it probably would've been completely different.
- I'm in Cali.
I'm sure you guys have been to Cali so many times.
- Hollywood.
Hollywood, what's good? Yes.
- Even if there are differences, and issues,
and all the things, right?
Like, she's still a part of this family.
When we started, you know,
the OGs, we were family from the beginning.
- How is it after the pandemic, parents?
- Sucks. - Yeah?
- Well, we're still in it, aren't we?
- We're still in it, yeah. - I know.
I definitely feel like I'm still in it myself.
- It's probably hard in LA. - Let's go get in the jacuzzi.
- The whole reason why I don't [bleep] with fake-ass Farrah
is because we went to a party together.
She smacked my ass.
We did these fake little kissing pictures
and all that [bleep].
And then the next morning she was like,
"Yeah, you got pregnant to be like me."
I would never wanna be like you.
There are just certain things
I'm not gonna do to be relevant.
- Awkward. - Awkward.
- Awkward!
I don't like Farrah, I don't.
Farrah was saying that me and Cheyenne
only had Ryder to get on "Teen Mom OG."
Nobody was worried about "Teen Mom."
So if you think that our story's fake
and that I wasn't in my daughter's life
for six months just to get on a TV show,
you sound stupid.
We got put on "Teen Mom OG," so she's salty about it.
And that's all that it is.
She's a little salty.
- I've actually never met you. I'm so sorry.
I'm Farrah. - Devoin
- Devoin. - Nice to meet you.
- Pleasure. Good to meet you and--
- "Teen Mom 2."
- Briana's-- - "Teen Mom 2," and--
- Nova's dad, we ain't gonna mention Briana, Nova's dad.
- Oh, yeah, yeah, that's right.
- Nova's your child. Sophia's my child.
- The mood has changed so much.
We went from having a carefree good time to,
I feel like everybody's just silent
and being really, really stiff.
It's almost as stiff as her face.
Do you remember the [bleep] she was talking...
- Mm-hmm.
- When we joined?
But I'm just trying to remember what she said.
Because I swear it was something like we had a baby
to get on this show, right?
I've never actually met Farrah,
but she's just had a lot to say about me and my family online.
Seeing her in person, she kind of has,
like, this evil vibe that comes off of her.
- I'm about to go say something to her.
- Oh, [bleep].
[laughs]
- You can't sit online, and be an internet thug,
and say this bad about this family.
You want to talk about this person's kid,
you want to talk about my kid,
please believe when you pull up
and you want to come into my party,
we're gonna all check you.
- Next chapter, it's kind of a new chapter.
- So we had a baby to get on this show?
That's how you feel? - I guess I do.
- That's how you feel? That's nice.
- I guess I feel really ghetto, too, like that.
- It's funny that you're back here.
[tense music]
- Ghetto? - Ghetto!
- It's funny. If you think--
- What are you talking about ghetto?
- I approach people much differently.
And if you would like to approach people like this--
- Only thing ghetto is that face.
That stuck ass face. - So that's what ghetto?
- Well, you know what? I love my ghetto-ass face.
- It's always these dumbass uneducated mother[bleep]
who wanna call somebody ghetto.
Ghetto is a place.
Ghetto is a noun, not an adjective.
Won't never be an adjective. Ain't never been an adjective.
- It's ghetto 'cause he's Black, right?
- Is my face ghetto? 'Cause I'm not.
- I didn't say that. 'Cause he walked up to you--
- Is my face ghetto?
- He walked up to you, and what did you say, he's ghetto?
- Is my face ghetto? - What did he say?
What'd you say?
- For her to call him ghetto, it was like a little thing
that just like popped in my head and triggered me.
- I will not be attacking people in their faces.
- I know, of course, of course. - And that is fine.
- 'Cause you're a pussy, and we know it.
- I'm not a pussy. I am the only adult here.
- Yeah, Farrah's been here like a whole 60 seconds,
and she's already just crossed a line.
- I love how you're turning it.
I love how that is so wrong. - It's the ghetto, bitch!
Is that what you're saying? - No!
- When I heard that, everybody went sideways.
The [bleep] you talking about?
So she put herself in that ball pit.
- Just say ghetto because he's Black?
- No, I-- - I can get ghetto, bitch.
Let's do it!
You wanna call him ghetto because he's Black.
Let's have some [bleep] fun!
- You know what, I am beyond this unhealthy behavior,
and I am beyond unhealthy people
trying to get on TV.
- You said I had a baby to get on this goddamn show?
Let's have some [bleep] fun!
Let's have some [bleep] fun, bitch!
- ♪ Running, I'm the girl, understand ♪
- Who's ghetto now, bitch?
- I guess you are-- - What the [bleep]?
- If you wanna hear it! - Shut the [bleep] up!
- I guess you are-- - Shut the [bleep] up!
- If you wanna hear it!
Kiss my ass!
I don't know why people
take things out of context.
People who bring up lies and play make-believe.
And I have a lot of serious things
that I have to deal with right now.
This is not one of them.
- I hate when bitches talk [bleep],
but you don't follow it the [bleep] up.
- Ride the wave, ride the wave!
Coast the [bleep] wave. It's the Farrah wave.
- What the [bleep] is the Farrah wave?
We're on no Farrah wave.
- I'm not gonna have people treat anyone this way.
- You will not treat other people this way.
- If you're yelling at them the same way
that they're yelling at you, what do you look like?
- I don't care.
- You don't get to talk about my child and come
and stand here like [bleep] is all fun and copacetic.
- No, I'm telling you though, don't--she's not worth it.
- She just said it in one word. - Literally.
- She said y'all--
- She didn't last two minutes
without being ignorant, and disrespectful, and ugly.
- What's the first thing she said
to Cory when he walked up?
Something about being ghetto. - Why?
Because he's Black.
- This has been built up
over the years.
She wants to sit there
and talk all this [bleep] online
about this and that.
You gotta face the smoke. You gotta face the smoke.
- You said something about me and my child.
- I don't talk about--I don't even know you.
I don't know your name. - You did though.
- I don't know your child. You're delusional.
- But you did though.
[dramatic music]
I'm professional enough to be cool,
but honestly, I don't got no respect for her.
- If you guys would like to show your family
this is how you act.
All I saw were like younger talent attacking someone
who's paved a way for them.
And I don't know. It was like Peanuts.
Mer-mer-mer-mer-mer-mer-mer.
- Whoa, whoa, security, security, hold her back!
- Chey popped off. Chey hates that shit.
That's her number one thing.
She hates ignorance.
And when she heard that, she went up.
Looking at Farrah,
Coach B's gonna need a whole army to fix this one.
- She's like, whoa!
- It look like WWE. Who said he's ghetto?
- Where's she at? Where's she at?
I entered the party late.
So the surprise factor was more like a,
"Holy [bleep], Farrah's here?"
- You have a great crew
coming into "Teen Mom" that are so disrespectful.
- Everybody was just like attack, attack, attack.
It was ridiculous.
- Farrah, Farrah.
- Go be a super fan at someone else.
Get famous from riding somebody else's coattail.
- If you keep going,
these girls are gonna--You're gonna get your ass whooped.
- The party was fun until you came.
- Oh, the party's way better 'cause I came.
It got rid of all the problems.
- [indistinct] - Let's go.
- Where's my [indistinct]? - Come on, come on.
It's all right.
- All right, Pete, this is so vulgar.
- It is vulgar. - I don't need to come back.
- Just chill, okay?
- Like, why everybody gets to ride
the wave of Farrah Abraham, I'm [bleep] out.
- Who the [bleep]--okay.
Not everybody's riding your wave for one.
- No, and Amber, no one should be like that.
- For "Teen Mom OG."
- No one should be like that-- - No, I understand.
No, I understand. - And you know that.
- I needed to get Farrah out of that situation, like,
as soon as possible.
Everybody was gunning for her
from the [bleep] she had said.
- All I know is the one thing I wanted to talk to her
about was, "Listen, I know what you said."
- Right, involving my child.
- So I'ma come up to you and be like,
you think we only had Ryder to get on the show?
Like, that's the same tone I approached her with.
I was like--and she was like--
- But she can't handle it. 'Cause her persona is internet.
- And then she wanted to call me ghetto.
- Yeah.
- Dude, this is, like, the most disgusting--this is
[bleep] decrepit ass [bleep].
- ♪ Yeah, that's just my energy ♪
♪ That's just my energy, that's just my energy ♪
- ♪ That's just my energy, ain't no defending me ♪
- I've always been really protective of people.
I don't care of who did what, what did--each side.
It's like, it becomes neutral
because I don't want anybody fighting.
- Y'all wanna keep playing?
- You can't just sit here and be calm.
- You flipped my drink. - Calm down.
- You saw how friendly I was. - I know.
- They came right on over.
That went to like ground zero, and it's never coming back.
I was just blessed that Amber could sit down
and have a conversation amongst the unsettlement.
- So, yes, you're well? - Yeah, I'm well, yeah.
- You were well. - Yeah, I know.
That's like, why I'm not drinking right now
is 'cause I'm on probation and [bleep] like that,
but where's Sophia right now?
- She is in Los Angeles, yeah. - Yeah?
I tried to change the subject with her.
I was like asking about her daughter.
Really try to be as nice as I possibly could to her.
How's she doing?
- Sophia is amazing, amazing.
I'm grateful that I have the daughter I have.
- Try to stay chill.
I'm sure everybody will calm down by tomorrow.
- We both have a million things we could say, but I feel like
that is something that's under the bridge pretty much.
- Yeah, again though-- - You know what I mean?
- Like, I am so secure in who I am and my work,
and you should feel empowered at yourself.
- Yeah, I do.
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.
- That's why Coach B. is here
to help everybody like kind of like--
- Coach B? - Yeah.
- Okay. - Yeah, she's really good.
- I have not met Coach B. - Well, you will.
- I look forward to meeting this coach
because I'm very taken back
on the group environment at this time.
- Just try not to be, like, so sarcastic.
- Oh, I'm not even sarcastic. I'm real.
- We're all human. And she is just different.
Remember, like you said, everybody's younger,
and everybody's working on themselves.
- This is not a different Amber that I used to know.
She is on her best behavior. She said she was on probation.
You can fill in the blanks.
I'm gonna just call it a night.
'Cause normally I'm asleep anyways.
So I am appreciative of our chat.
- Yes.
- And have so much fun. - Yes.
I don't necessarily feel like I got through to Farrah,
but I just wanted to calm her down to the point
that maybe she could go back to her room,
kind of calm down herself.
Good, get some rest, okay.
- Yeah. I'm happy to chat with you.
- All right, bye. - I'll see ya.
- I think if Farrah stays here, there's gonna be more blowups.
- ♪ Who's gonna stop me, who's gonna stop me ♪
♪ Watch me flex on 'em ♪
- [bleep] me so hard right now, like, dude.
I'm like trying to calm everybody down.
She is, like, chill.
- No, you don't call anyone ghetto.
It's that simple.
- Oh, she said ghetto? - She called Cory ghetto.
- Like, I know her well enough.
- I know you do. - Is she staying?
That's really what I wanna--is she staying?
- Yes.
- [laughs] - Bitch.
- We said it, we said it.
- That means that mother[bleep] have
to be on their best behavior, Leah.
- I don't like the way she treats people.
- That's not gonna happen. - You feel me?
- But what I say, Leah? I said that bitch staying.
- Let's be real right now. Who has the most beef?
Me.
Watch your [bleep] mouth. Get the [bleep] off me.
- Then get the [bleep] out of my face.
- Don't put your [bleep]--don't put your [bleep]--
I'm gonna stand up to my [bleep] man.
- Yeah, you should. You should stand up!
- You should two talk a lot of [bleep] when people are around.
Sometimes, I just feel like--I think,
back at the, like, original OGs,
and it really [bleep] sucks.
I know that she's like a certain way, but I'm like--
- But you always had her back, and she'd still [bleep] on you
every chance she got, every single one.
[soft music]
- Where do you stand now?
- Right now I don't care about what she said about me online.
- I applaud you for your maturity
'cause I don't got the time.
- So I've had a lot of compassion for Farrah
and all the girls actually,
even when she was coming after me online and stuff like that
because I know how Farrah feels when people gang up on you.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Whoa, whoa ♪
- Zach, see you later, dawg.
You know, if Farrah stays longer at this reunion,
I hope we don't come into contact.
I don't wanna see her. I don't want Chey to see her.
I don't wanna get derailed from this situation.
I want us to still enjoy our reunion, our retreat.
So I was kind of in shock, like,
"Ooh, I didn't think it would be this deep."
- No, but the second--the first thing Cory did is he said,
"I'm just gonna go and say something."
He did not scream. He didn't yell.
He said something very calm and just addressed the issue.
- He asked a question. - He asked a question.
First thing she does is call him ghetto.
You're ignorant as [bleep],
and that's one thing I won't stand for.
- Yeah.
- So let's call it what it is. And that just set me off.
And I don't know what happened after that, so don't ask me.
- Hulk smash, boom!
- It takes a lot to get me upset.
But when I get there, Zach says it gets bad.
When you talk about my kids, it's a whole nother devil
that comes out of me.
Leave my kids out of it 'cause I leave yours out of it.
I don't care about her personal life.
I don't care what she does. I wanna throw something else.
Stop talking about her. I'm gonna get [bleep] angry.
- [laughs]
[upbeat music]
- Let's just burn all the old--all
the old vibes off old "Teen Mom," okay.
I don't perceive myself engaging with people
who only want to talk about lies and hatred towards myself.
I know what builds me up, and what is healthy,
and what I've worked hard for, and I have a very good life.
Sage. You do it around your feet.
I guess I'll have to just take the time on my own.
Do it around your head.
But it's not a good time
right now to say hi or bye or connect.
Coach Bryant, maybe she can help me with that.
- ♪ Just what she said I swear ♪
♪ And I won't waste no time ♪
- I got my anger out.
Farrah knows where I stand in this situation,
and I'm ready to go back to the party
and talk with Zach and Cory.
- How's it been with Ace with two kids?
- It's different. I love it though.
- It's definitely different.
- It's hella different.
- I never thought I would see Zach and Cory get along.
- This is fun. - A happy family.
- Love it. - Aww!
- Cheyenne never invites Zach to anything, does she?
- Oh, shut up.
- It's almost like you're more so in a relationship with him.
I would never ever put you second to another woman.
- Why are we ranking it?
And now Zach and Cory actually get along pretty well.
I'm very proud of both of them.
I remember there was one day you had said something like,
"Can't wait to hear about when you have two.
It's a whole different thing."
And now I'm sitting here like, "I get it."
- It is different.
I mean, my biggest fear is that, like,
one of my daughters is gonna feel more loved than the other.
And so right now me personally, I'm constantly battling, like,
I never want Ryder to feel like she's, like,
not part of me and Taylor's family,
and that's hard, you know, to...
- Mm-hmm. - You know--
- It's like the balance. - Yeah.
- Most kids only have one parent, maybe two.
I had three parents,
and now Ryder has four parents basically, right?
So it's just crazy how life works,
and you try to make the best of it.
- This isn't normal, the setting that we're in.
This is way different.
This isn't a normal co-parenting situation.
So it's like a lot
of people aren't used to this type of [bleep].
- Yeah. - But you gotta mature.
I mean, [bleep], that's what comes with it.
- I think that it is good that Cory's here.
I feel like sometimes we're always on go mode.
There's so much that we do for Ryder,
but we never have a moment
to just sit still and have a conversation.
And it's even better that Zach and Cory
are doing it with each other.
- But the kids come first.
We have to make it work for them.
- How do you like being a dad? - I love it, bro.
- I mean, you were already playing that role with Ryder.
- I was around a long time ago, you know, not to shame Cory,
but I was there when Cory didn't know,
that was his daughter.
So to come into it, I don't know,
it feels kind of natural.
This is the end goal.
This is what I wanted, a family, so...
- We all put our pride to the side...
- We have to.
- In multiple situations, on multiple days,
and multiple occasions.
Like, we have to. We don't have a choice.
- Yeah, put it to the side, see the bigger picture.
And a lot of people look up to us for that.
Once Cheyenne called and said, "Hey, Ryder might be yours,"
I was locked in.
I love my kids to death.
I feel like I've done a great job parenting them.
♪ ♪
I was--whoo, I'm not gonna get emotional on this.
'Cause I know y'all want me to, but I love my kids.
And I think one thing that makes it easy
to co-parent with Chey is
that we never once told each other we love each other
or we never got that deep, you know.
- It was never a thing. I mean, it was--
- Never a relationship like that, yeah.
- It was never a relationship, and it was--
- It was a friendship that just happened.
- Yes, it was genuinely a friendship, and--
- We do a lot better as a team. - Yeah.
- We do what works for us.
And then we try not to listen to that outside noise.
You wanna know why? 'Cause it's outside noise.
- I'm proud of us.
- I am, too.
- ♪ Did it, done it, we're moving on ♪
- I just got back from the hospital,
and I decided to go to bed early
'cause I was very tired.
And then I heard Farrah came.
I heard that situation.
I'm glad I missed out on Farrah's entrance.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- It's a good thing Jaylan wasn't here
when Farrah arrived because calling people ghetto--why?
Bitch, it's just not okay.
- ♪ Keep shaking, keep doing it ♪
♪ Whoa, la, la, la ♪
- Hello?
- Hi.
- What's up?
- Oh, you know.
- Wait, wait, wait, so Farrah's there?
- Yeah, she showed up. You didn't know yet?
- No.
- Oh, yeah.
- Oh, Lord, really?
- Things were going too good.
Like, just walked in,
and [bleep] immediately hit the fan.
- Oh, Farrah. [laughs]
♪ ♪
- Bri, you're alive.
- We are dysfunctional. We are dramatic.
We got issues.
- We done ended up in the goddamn hospital--
- I know. - After a bounce house.
- It's gonna be great. It's gonna be a great day.
- ♪ Ain't no one by my side ♪
♪ Hopefully no way I'm gon' do it ♪
♪ I got my own way ♪
- Feel like I wasted so much energy last night.
But I can't lie. I had a great time.
- Yeah. - I feel good.
- You had to get it off your chest.
- Yeah.
- I didn't even realize that you had this much
built up frustration toward her though.
- Oh, I don't think it was all for her.
I think I was just--that table just got a lot
of my frustration.
- ♪ This ain't that and that ain't this ♪
♪ I ain't worried 'bout nothing though ♪
♪ 'cause I'm that shit ♪
- After the party last night got derailed by Farrah,
we needed to lighten up the mood.
So the boys and I decided to go wakeboarding.
Fellas day out's gonna be great.
- Since we got all the fellas together,
I figured we could get back out on the water today.
Cory, you didn't get a chance. You weren't there.
- Yeah.
- Get a little bit of wakeboarding.
And who doesn't love a sausage party?
Am I right?
- Come get on the wakeboard.
- I ain't gonna lie. I'm gonna pass on you, but--
- You gonna pass? - Yeah.
Bar is a lazy ass.
[upbeat music]
- Devoin is going with the boys.
They're gonna go wakeboarding.
- Devoin needs to be with the other dads
who are maybe a little bit more active
in their kids' lives.
- They're role models. - Yes.
- Yeah.
- That's what I was telling Cory earlier.
I was like, I love to see you guys be fathers.
- He really needs that because I don't know
the friends he has at home, if they got kids,
or how they are if they have kids.
And I feel like the people who are here,
- Yeah.
- There's been times in the past when Devoin wasn't,
you know, doing his absolute best or whatever,
being a father and I had to pick up that slack.
- He's seen these dads be great dads,
and I want him to experience all of that.
- I'm gonna go get ready for this boat right here.
- Since the guys went out, the "Teen Mom 2" girls
planned a boat trip together.
Hang out with the girls, don't wanna do nothing crazy.
- ♪ I'm 'bout to break a homie ♪
- Hey, ladies. - Hi.
- Hello. How are you?
- Good. How are you ladies doing?
- I really don't think we would be where we are now
without Coach B and without all of us,
every single one of us, really diving into this.
- I wanted to get the OGs together, of course,
'cause y'all were the first to do it
and just kind of see like how it's been for you ladies.
Farrah came.
- Mm-hmm.
Farrah called Cory ghetto.
And after that, I honestly blacked out.
And I don't know. Apparently, I flipped a table.
- Do you feel like, "I could have handled that differently"?
- ♪ It's times two when you put in that work ♪
- Farrah called Cory ghetto. And I don't know.
Apparently, I flipped a table.
- Do you feel like, "I could have handled that differently"?
- No, not at all.
- Of course not.
- I think I've done great. I've had a great time.
Last night I will say, I acted out of character,
but it felt so good to throw that table.
My mom's gonna be so mad at me.
- She had every right though for what was said.
- Yeah. - So that's all I gotta say.
- Okay, go, Chey. - Go, Chey.
- Go, Chey.
- I'm really nice. I would say that about myself.
I feel like I'm nice. I'm easy to talk to.
- That's the disclaimer. The disclaimer, I'm very nice.
- I'm gonna start with that. I'm gonna lead with that.
But I don't like mean people. - Right.
[upbeat music]
- ♪ I like the sound of the cash machine ♪
♪ Purring like a kitty ♪
- This is the boat.
- This water sport, I'm out because I know I'm gonna get drug through the water.
And I had nose surgery too for my sinuses, by the way.
So I'm just gonna kind of be a little cheerleader.
- Let's get it.
Hey, cheers to the dads and day out that we got right now.
all: Cheers.
♪ ♪
- ♪ On my way, yippee ki-yay ♪
♪ Yippee ki yippee ki-yi-yay ♪
- After Farrah arriving last night
and it being super crazy, we're gonna do
a really relaxing girl's little boat ride
just around the lake,
and kind of just fly about, and just have some girl talk.
Let's have a good time.
- She acted was like she was too good for everybody.
- Yes, girl.
- Even the hello was like so-- - "Hey, everyone."
- So superficial.
- Have y'all seen her since then?
- No. - No.
- I'm excited for today.
- Yes. - This is so beautiful.
- Are you guys watching this? Like, look at this side.
- Yeah, it's so beautiful. - It's crazy.
- This is beautiful.
- Are we still--this doesn't even look
like we're in the United States.
- I don't think we're in Kansas anymore.
- ♪ Yippee ki, yippee ki-yi-yay ♪
- Farrah, like, she's going to say
something no matter what.
It doesn't matter if you don't do anything to her,
if she's gonna show up like that,
she's probably gonna call everybody trash or something.
That's just what she does.
I'm gonna tell you something right now.
Probation is amazing.
Back in the day--actually ask her.
It would've been just let's go. Like, I've already done that.
- Everything Amber's been through,
I just think--I'm really proud out of her.
- That's how I used to move. I don't move like that anymore.
And it's like, that's the way I feel about her sometimes,
but I don't need anybody like coming in and trying to act
like they're superior to us in any way.
And just like I told her last night, she kept saying
riding on the Farrah wagon, I was like,
Farrah, it's all of us that was on there,
"Teen Mom OG."
- ♪ I was born for this ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, I was born for this ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
- I had a therapy session with Devoin, and--
- How did that go?
- I just want you to know I love Nova.
- I know.
[soft music]
I've never seen Devoin cry.
When I see--he couldn't stop crying.
And he's like, "Bri, like, I love Nova.
"And I wanna do this. Like, do you believe in me?
Like, do you think I can do this?"
And then it made me cry.
I was like,
"[bleep], like why don't you believe in yourself?
"Like, of course you can do this.
You have much potential."
- Yeah.
- Yeah, like, I feel like he's intimidated by me
being able to do everything by myself.
- And you're such a powerhouse. - Yeah.
- And he probably doesn't know where to get in.
- I'm a super mom.
Like, I never ask anybody for anything.
I never ask Devoin for anything.
So I need to learn to start asking
because Devoin needs to feel needed.
He's said that our family
is the only thing that's stable in his life.
- Aw. - Aw.
- Going forward, I'm gonna put in the work to make him feel
like he's needed for the sake of Nova.
[upbeat music]
- Here we go.
♪ ♪
- Oh, he went outside of the wake.
♪ ♪
- I saw Zach get up on the first try,
and I'm just thinking, "Oh, [bleep].
Here we go."
- ♪ Presto, do it like that, now tempo ♪
- [laughing]
- I can't be bad at anything in life
'cause all I hear is "The Challenge."
- "You should be good - at everything.""
- Hell no, I'm not getting in that water.
Don't get me wrong by any means.
Wakeboarding is definitely cool.
And I wish I had the balls to try it again.
But, you know, I could sit back and chop it up
with Gary on the boat, you know what I mean?
'Cause I know he not going out there either.
- ♪ Ready to watch ♪
- How you boys feeling after all that?
- I'm tired as [bleep] right now.
- I bet you feel good. I do, too.
- I feel great. - I feel rested.
- Back to the spot.
You know what I mean? I'm sure--
- To the women.
- Yeah, I'm sure they had a good time.
You know what I mean, just being out here,
just retreating around other moms,
she seemed a lot more relaxed, you know.
- You mean Briana? - Yeah, yeah.
I feel like we might have really worked on something
since we've been out here, you feeling me?
I learned a lot seeing you guys,
how copacetic y'all is.
You two are perfect example, you know what I mean?
Like, y'all are a prime example.
- Devoin, he is in a situation where they're co-parenting.
I've done a lot myself. I've made a lot of mistakes.
- But it sounds like things are going good for now.
- Oh, hell yeah, things are looking really positive.
It's good to, you know, get a little time to really get
to know Gary, Zach, and Cory.
Everyone's been through this same situation, you know.
Like, I'm definitely not alone.
- I think the most important thing is just,
we always put Ryder first.
And then as far as it goes, this co-parenting thing,
like, I show Zach respect.
Zach shows me respect.
Me and Zach, we're building a genuine relationship.
We're not forcing each other to do anything.
You know, we're just spending time around each other
without Cheyenne to help that co-parenting relationship.
- Everybody's life busy.
But the number one thing is the kids come first.
No matter what, the kids come first.
He asked me and Cory for some, you know,
co-parenting advice,
and how we operate, and everything.
But he was, you know, he listened, you know,
I feel like I see them making progress.
- Yeah, I missed a lot.
I mean, I know how it can be.
I mean, that kid needs somebody there.
So I'll be there for them, you know what I mean?
- You could tell that Devoin came here with a purpose.
He wants to work on his relationship with Briana.
I can tell it's getting better.
You know, Devoin's putting in the work
that he needs to become better.
- I appreciate you, gentlemen, you know what I mean?
For taking y'all time out to, you know, show concern.
That's the point of everything,
I mean, having somebody support you,
pick you up when you're down, that [bleep] everything, bro.
A lot of the stuff that I'm getting from Cory and Zach,
you know, is like, not only are they saying it,
but they're right here displaying it.
We're all in this together.
Like, we really are like a family in a sense.
♪ ♪
- How are you and Bar doing here?
- Me and Bar always get along.
Like, this is our general--like, we hang out
like homies and not like husband and wife.
You know what, the thing about me is I'm super romantic.
Like, and I drop hints all the time.
Like, I'll send him--I'll
straight up send him [bleep] like, "This is what I want."
It's like, he doesn't know how to be romantic.
I think the trouble is that I'm just a very driven person.
I want a partner who meets me there.
I want a partner who's always like,
"Oh, what can I do? What can I create?
And what can I contribute?"
I'm like getting older.
Like I'm thinking about the kind of relationship I want.
Like, I want my man to be like, "Get dressed.
Put this on. I'm taking you here."
I want that energy 'cause that's my energy.
- You love him as a family member,
or you're in love with him as a husband?"
Like, that's two different things.
You know, that's the passion.
- I don't know.
[upbeat music]
- Last night was a lot.
- I'm not perfect.
So, you know, I'm sure I could learn something.
- And I love that you said that, Chey,
'cause, you know, the moment
you feel like you know it all, you just lost it all.
- Yes. - Right.
- You know, as long as you remember,
"I know what I know, but I don't know enough,"
knowing's always gonna be seeking you.
And so you always keep yourself open to that growth.
'Cause growing is about the newness.
- I feel like I'm learning more about myself,
and then there's other days where I'm like,
"Okay, you could have handled this differently
or done this differently."
- Did you want Farrah to stay,
and be a part of things, and kind of--
- We don't--
- Have a chance to have her here, and talk it out,
and I'm not saying solve it.
I'm not even saying it has to be a big apology.
- Oh, we know, believe me - Right, Amber, yeah.
- We know.
- What I am saying is that, you know,
have a chance to have her here,
have a conversation, talk it out,
see if we can reach some type of even peaceful ground,
even if it's like, "We still don't like each other."
- I think that's up to her as far as
if she wants to stay or go.
That's not an invitation
from us to be taken away or to be invited.
I mean, a part of me wants her to stay
because I feel like maybe she can benefit from this.
- Whether or not we can get along or not,
or just be cordial, like, just be an adult.
- Participate in everything. - Just be an adult.
And like respect each other as human beings.
- I am gonna have a talk with Farrah later on tonight,
and then we'll see how it goes.
[dramatic music]
- After last night, I really feel like
I got no sleep, and my nerves were shot,
but I'm getting a sit down with what I hear is Coach B.
♪ ♪
- It's good though, Leah.
You're good? Everything's good with you?
- Yeah, I'm good. - Yeah.
- Mom life.
- Mm-hmm. You got a new boyfriend.
- I've seen that. I saw a new man.
I've seen that. - Happy about that.
You seem happy about that, so that's good though.
- I am happy. I am happy.
I'm nervous.
I don't know what's gonna happen.
- Tell me a little bit about him, huh?
- What do you wanna know? - I don't know.
- Where did you meet him? - Where?
Just networking, just working with different people.
- So doing business then.
That's good.
- Yeah, I followed him.
And we just followed each other.
Started talking back in February
and made it official in Costa Rica.
- In Costa Rica, yeah, vacation is the best.
- That's where we really needed to go.
- That's where you fall in love.
Then you get home, and you're like, mm--no.
- "Who is this person?" - Yeah, no, that's good though.
- ♪ Came in with the whole squad ♪
♪ Make the whole place rock ♪
[knocking]
♪ ♪
- Hi. Good to meet you.
- Hi, how are you?
- I wanna meet with Coach B.
so I can feel it out for myself.
I'm dealing with so much. It gets overwhelming.
And last night was triggering for me
because of other traumas that I'm working through right now.
- Good to finally meet you.
I can't wait to dive into some--just some stuff
that you may possibly be wanting
to work on within yourself.
- I've loved in my journey through my 20s,
and now I'm like, I've just hit 30.
I love to continue--
- Congratulations. - I am just focusing my strategies on, like,
what I love to do right now.
What I'm passionate about right now.
I can't take toxicity.
And that's like not cool for me
when I've worked probably like over 10, or 12, or 13 years
consistently with therapy and spending lots of money
and lots of time on myself.
- And so yeah, for--I can only imagine you what last night
was like for you, what happened.
[tense music]
- There was a lot to take in,
but I only got to say hi to a few before yelling, lying.
It definitely, like, shot my nerves.
- No, it sounds like a lot.
It sounds like it definitely
could--I could see you being overwhelmed.
Like you said, you're walking into something.
♪ ♪
Why was there so much, like, hostility,
or why were they so upset with you arriving?
Like, I just--what was that about?
- I don't think it was with me arriving.
Everything was fine and said hi when I arrived.
- Right.
- When you have someone deliberately, like,
isolate and surprise you, and I use the word ghetto,
which I guess is a verb of isolate
and put you in a group.
- So we had a baby to get on this show?
That's how you feel?
- I guess I do.
- That's how you feel? That's nice.
- I guess I feel really ghetto, too, like that.
- It's funny that you're back here.
- Then I was looked at as racist.
- Right.
Do you understand why they could have took it that way?
What did you mean?
♪ ♪
- I used the word ghetto. Then I was looked at as racist.
- Right.
Do you understand why they could have took it that way?
Like, what did you mean when you said--
- I felt isolated.
I felt like, you're provoking me.
Like, go away.
Like, maybe I could have used a word of like,
"Are you a creep?" - Got you.
Instead, my body, which was reacting to someone, Cory,
who just is a creeper, and shows up, and I was like,
"Whoa, that is ghetto."
I don't know why I said that. That's how my body responded.
- From their perspective, right,
saying ghetto to a group of Black folks
is something that is triggering and can be discriminatory.
You know, it is derogatory.
That's it. - Okay.
- And they used words that were triggering
to you that were derogatory.
It went both ways, you know?
And you didn't--like you said,
you didn't use that word in that way.
- So that's just a reaction
of just popping up on someone next to them.
- Exactly, and because you didn't use that word
in that way to be racist, it's like--
- By no means. - Exactly.
It's good so that you understand
what comes behind it.
- Normally like I'm, [bleep] Superwoman.
I, like, couldn't regulate.
I am beyond sometimes disappointed with myself.
[soft music]
- Take a deep breath in, Farrah.
Just take a deep breath in.
- I know. I'm just like, anxiety.
- It's okay, Farrah. You're good.
You have the permission to feel,
to take your cape off,
and to be a woman who's having a moment.
You earn that right.
- It is hard for moms who have literally
to keep together, to get knocked--I almost
call it like knocked off a pedestal.
- But are you aware that a lot of it
is the disappointment you have in yourself?
- Yeah.
- And that there is some self-hate
that you have going on?
- Losing yourself makes me hate myself.
Like, I don't know if that means anything.
- It totally does. - My life sucks.
I don't feel happy right now. And I'm just being honest.
♪ ♪
- Would you be open to having, like, a conversation
with maybe the other OGs?
Like, kind of air things out
and just have a respectful conversation
of just kind of about last night
and, you know, how to move past that?
Not that you guys have to be best friends,
but just like open dialogue.
- Yeah. I'm always open to talk.
I look forward to connecting the dots
and working for like new things,
which is like great.
I had such a positive interaction with Coach B.
because she met me on my level,
which I really needed and appreciated,
especially the day after.
♪ ♪
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- We haven't seen Farrah since her first night.
I'm meeting with Farrah because I want her to know
that she's still a part of this family.
And if she wants to be, we need to give her a chance,
whatever the problems are.
I want to at least try to get a little closer.
I mean, could go bad, but it could maybe be okay.
♪ ♪
- Coming up on "Teen Mom: Family Reunion."
- I need everyone to line up for the TikTok!
- Go, go, go, go, go, go!
[upbeat music]
- I want to show you that there are at least a few people here
that by the end of this, you can trust.
- We have to make ourselves a priority
and not get comfortable
in the fact that we are comfortable.
♪ ♪
- I feel like we're just in an awkward stage.
Like, it doesn't feel like
what I thought a marriage would feel like.
- What did you think a marriage would feel like?
- I don't know, like romance.
- I think it's a high probability
that Janelle is coming.
- Well, she needs to stay just away from me.