- ♪ MTV ♪
- Previously on "Teen Mom: Family Reunion."
- How are you and Bar doing here?
- We hang out like homies and not like husband and wife.
- Hi, good to see you. - Well, [bleep].
- I guess I feel really ghetto, too, like that.
- Ghetto?
What are you talking about, ghetto?
It's ghetto 'cause he's Black, right?
- I am beyond unhealthy people trying to get on TV.
- Saying ghetto to group of Black folks, it is derogatory.
- You want Farrah? Stay and be a part of things
and have a chance to have her here and talk it out.
- I think that's up to her.
- Get ready for the mother of all reunions.
[all squeal]
- 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.
- [shakily] 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 ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- I'm meeting with Farrah because I want her to know
that if she wants to be a part of this reunion,
there's a spot for her.
She deserves the opportunity just like everybody else.
How are you?
[quirky suspenseful music]
- I haven't talked to Maci probably in, like,
over four years.
Doing good.
I mean, I'm just-- I've been, like,
working on a lot of anxiety
and, like, tension in the body lately.
- Yeah.
- It's been a rough morning in that sense if I'm being honest.
- Yeah, you know, you've been a part of this
since the beginning, like, with me and Amber.
- Yeah.
- We want you to be a part of this, but we don't--
- I definitely am here with that,
but my body was very, like, upset
and not able to come down from...
- Everything that happened.
- What was going on when I arrived.
And I don't know
why it was just such, like, a triggering problem
to my nervous system. - Yeah, yeah.
- So that's sad.
- My goal, besides working on myself, is to get you--
- To get me?
- No, to get you to a place-- like, I want to show you
that there are at least a few people here that,
by the end of this when you leave, you can trust.
If it's me and you, Coach B, and Amber and maybe Cheyenne,
to just get it started.
- Look, I have a very hard time trusting people. Sorry.
- I hear you.
- I want to have trust. I want to do this.
[bleep], I want to feel real, too.
I want to feel like there's no problems in the world,
but I know that that's not what I'm witnessing here right now.
- What I witnessed the other night,
just a man popping up and creeping up,
which is just so upsetting, I couldn't sleep.
[indistinct chatter]
- So we had a baby to get on this show?
That's how you feel? - I guess I do.
I don't know. - Well--
- It was, like, such a [bleep] up situation.
- Yeah. For what it's worth,
I saw you and Cory speaking to each other,
but I didn't see Cory approach you.
- He was very soft and sneaky, which is like--
- See, that's the thing though.
I don't think he was trying to be sneaky.
I think he was actually trying to make it like
where no one could, like, see, like, no one could--
- To get away with his bull[bleep]?
- No, I think it was more like he was trying to just
let it be between, like,
you and him so no one else would get involved.
And I think you two just don't communicate on that level.
Like, I think--
- I've never communicated with him.
I don't know what Cory has said to Maci.
She can say no one did anything wrong,
she can say they're great people.
- I don't think he knew
that that was gonna come afterwards at all.
I'm trying not to be too pushy.
I'm trying to hear her.
They do think that you have talked about their kids.
I don't know what it is.
- I don't even know the name of their children.
- I just know that's what the--like I said,
I'm not gonna--I'm not gonna fight your battles.
- Look, I don't have--
I don't have time for "he said, she said."
- Yeah, I understand how you feel.
- That was, like--it was to me.
- Hold on, Farrah. Just try to--
- Why is, like, Cheyenne coming in?
Like, I just don't-- like, I'm not supporting that.
- No, I think--I want you to know I'm not dismissing that.
You know how sometimes, like,
dogs when you, like, make a weird noise
or do something, they, like, turn their head
like, "What are you doing?"
That's how I feel about a lot of the things
that come out of Farrah's mouth are like.
[dramatic music]
I'm not telling you to not be angry.
I'm just saying... - I know.
- I want you to be a part of this with us if you want to be.
- I am a part of everything.
- No, I know, but I want it to really work.
Here, we have gotten, like, really down, like, crying,
being open about our childhoods.
Like, we have gotten.. - Of course.
- Into the nitty-gritty.
And we've done this so much over the last eight, nine days.
- That's nice. I just can't even right now.
Talking to Maci about meeting with her and Amber, Coach B,
you know, I'd love to, I think that's awesome,
but I don't know if this is the proper place for that.
It's, like, really, like,
not wise of me to waste my time like that.
- There's definitely no getting through to her.
It's a lot of work.
♪ ♪
[sighs] It's exhausting.
♪ ♪
- I just want to, like, wrap it up today.
- All right.
It sucks. I kind of feel like we were getting somewhere,
like, might even take a step, to back to square one.
[soft dramatic music]
- At the end of my conversation with Maci, I feel great.
I appreciate her for having openness
and listening to lies and sharing those with me,
but I've learned that doesn't serve me.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- ♪ I don't need you ♪
- Talking to your babies? - Mm-hmm.
- Dude, they're not babies anymore.
Do you want another? - I really don't know.
- Having kids is a lot.
I'm selfish. I don't have the time.
I want to travel, I want to twerk.
Oh, there's so many things--
there were so many places I want to twerk.
- [laughs]
- He's coming soon, but I'm not sure when.
- So what do you think is the next move for you guys?
Him coming to where you are, or is that too fast?
- I think, like, him moving closer,
I don't think that that's too fast
because I do have a busy schedule.
- Yeah.
- I can't just jump up and come see you in Georgia.
- Mm-hmm. - I can't do that.
It's probably a six,
eight-hour drive just to come see me.
Like okay, the effort. I like it.
- So would he move in with you
or would he just move down there somewhere close?
- I don't think that we should live together yet.
I think that's a step that we would take a little bit later.
- Mm-hmm.
- But we can at least go on dates and it's not like
once, a few times a month.
You know, only on the weekends or--
- You guys can really date. You know what I'm saying?
And still having that space to go home
and think about it and process it.
- So what are you and Bar gonna do after this?
- I don't know, you know? Obviously we live together,
so we're gonna go back to the same house.
- Yeah.
- But, you know, I think maybe, like, therapy.
- Right now my relationship with Bar,
it's just at a space where it needs some TLC.
And if it doesn't get that, it could fall apart.
- Are we together?
- We're married, but not together.
- Who decided this? - Me.
- Are we working to get back together?
- I want more.
Either you're gonna give me more,
or we're gonna move towards the D word.
I don't want to be like Kim Kardashian and be like,
"I feel like a loser."
Like, I got married and divorced in 72 [bleep] hours.
- No.
- Not really, I've been married for months.
But, like, you know, I'm saying?
Like, I don't want to be married
and divorced in the same year.
I really want Bar and I to sit down with Coach B
because I just want us to work on our communication.
I don't want to go jump to divorce and make it final
when I feel like there's hope.
I just feel like he's too comfortable.
- Mm-hmm.
- My concern is that his dedication
comes from me driving him
and not from him wanting to better himself.
And that's not good.
- Therapy is gonna really help. - Yeah.
- I think that will help
each of you understand each other better.
- We'll see.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- I'm really tired of investing my time in people
who want to just bring out the worst in myself.
It is exhausting and not worth my time.
I guess I'll have to just take the time on my own,
but it's not a good time right now
to say hi or bye or connect.
I really miss my daughter.
I cannot wait to get back
and just, like, get back into my life again.
♪ ♪
- How was breakfast? - It was long.
- Long?
- So you had breakfast with Farrah, just you and her?
- Yeah.
- Is that gonna be a whole other show?
"Breakfast With Farrah?
- Girl, don't put that in the air.
- How was it? - How was it, yeah?
- It was fine.
I tried my best to, like, just listen to her.
I said, "We've all done, like, a lot of work here on ourselves
and then, like, even within the group."
And I said, "If you're gonna do this,
"you do have to come in, like, open.
You have to be receptive to hearing what they have to say."
- Is she going to come back here?
Like, what is the plan? - Farrah left.
- Wow. - Wow.
[dramatic music]
- Well, then that goes back to Farrah's attitude,
so chalk it up and leave it in the dust.
- She's not ready for this. - Yeah.
- Wow. - Good riddance.
You didn't bring in good energy.
- That's a lonely place to be. - That's what she does, though.
She isolates herself.
- She does isolate herself. - She's always done that us.
She's afraid of getting hurt.
It's kind of her loss because it would have been cool for her
to stay and kind of get to know all the girls.
- So then maybe she needs a lot more work right now.
- Okay, bye-eeee.
- ♪ Get it poppin’, girl, get it, get it poppin’ ♪
- I don’t know how this works.
I’m assuming I leave the cap in this.
[gasps]
I usually go to Starbucks.
[upbeat music]
I’m gonna get one of these for my house.
I made [bleep] coffee. I made coffee.
♪ ♪
Oh, that [bleep] is [bleep] dis--[gags]
Ew, that’s disgusting.
- ♪ Once we get it started ♪
♪ Then there really ain’t no stoppin’, girl ♪
- C or D. Who’s gonna go first?
- Cheyenne, probably. - I scared.
I love games, so I thought it’d be a lot of fun
to play "Jenga" with a little twist of "Truth or Dare."
Truth. Anyone have something? - I got one.
- Okay. - Spit or swallow?
- [gasps]
- We just crossed all the lines so quick.
- Definitely a bad idea, especially playing with Gary.
♪ ♪
- Uh-oh. Another truth.
- Have you ever had an experience with a female?
- Yes.
- [claps]
- [laughs] - You’re cool!
[laughter]
- All right, Zach, your turn. - My turn? [bleep].
I’ma answer any truth or I’ma do any dare.
I’m that kind of guy. I’m open.
Truth.
- Did you ever move on from Cheyenne?
♪ ♪
- No.
- Just answer. - Knowingly, like, really?
Did you try? - Tried.
- That’s what I clap to. - Of course.
Everybody’s gonna try, but it didn’t really work.
- Okay.
- She still had a place in my heart.
- That’s so sweet.
- That’s the way it’s meant to be.
Zach and I, we got together when I was 17,
and we have kind of gone on and off since then.
Shut up! - Hey, stay out of this.
You’re so immature. - Shut up!
Get him the [bleep] out!
He said I’m weird, he called me a bitch.
- What? - And then I lost it.
We’re still not on the same page.
But we made it through so much.
And being here, we’re actually really able to connect
with each other, and it feels good.
- It’s baby-making time.
- I tried. I tried. I appreciate it.
You know, this reunion, it’s important for me and Chey
because when we’re at home, our main priority is the kids.
So we kind of-- we don’t have enough time
to really focus on each other, and go out on dates.
Ooh, it’s a dare. - Dare.
- I dare you take at least two steps
and sit on the hammock without falling.
You have to lay down, though.
- One...
- Two, go.
[laughter]
♪ ♪
- Who set that one up? [laughter]
- Let’s help her up, let’s help her up.
- Was the hammock even set up?
- ♪ When it all comes down ♪
♪ When it hits the ground ♪
♪ ♪
- I feel like this is the hot seat.
- I think that it’s important that I sit down
with Bar and Coach B because not only is it important
for Bar to get the opportunity
to realize things about himself,
it’s important for me to be able to communicate
what I’ve learned about myself.
- Hi. How are y’all doing?
All right, so what is your relationship status?
- We don’t know. - You know, I--
- Married, but-- - Oh.
- We’re married, yeah. - Yeah.
- So we’re married. We don’t know.
- Like, I feel like we’re just in an awkward stage.
Like, obviously, we’re married, but to me,
it doesn’t feel like
what I thought a marriage would feel like?
- Mm, stay there.
What did you think a marriage would feel like?
- I don’t know. Like, romance.
I don’t know if I was expecting too much,
but I feel like before we got married,
it seemed like everything was fine.
- Yeah.
- And then as soon as we actually signed the papers
and got married-- - It just, like, twisted up.
- And I was all of a sudden--
I just felt like it was more serious.
Like, when I say "my husband,"
I want to say that with all the confidence.
- And what do you think got you guys from like here,
which is cleaving, alignment, to now like here,
which is either gridlock or not in alignment, discord?
- I don’t need to hear any more good jobs.
Like, I know. I want to be able to see, like,
"Look what I’m doing but also my husband’s doing X, Y and Z."
You know what I’m saying?
- Totally. Bar, what did you hear her say?
- I need to achieve more for myself.
Everything that I’ve started to do,
I’m, like, I’m excited about, I’m passionate about.
I always see, like, the bigger picture to it,
but I always find a reason to distract myself from it.
So it’s like, I’m passionate about it.
And then out of nowhere, it’s, like, three,
four months that went past, and I did nothing else for it.
- So what I’ll do you have to do to get your GED?
- I took some tests and realized
I was not ready for it, so.
- I advise you to get on that ASAP.
- I missed the midterm.
- You’re probably gonna fail ’cause of that.
- I am definitely failing business 100% right now.
- I just think you lack the determination sometimes.
I will be graduating from a nine-month program.
So what are you gonna have?
- [bleep].
- Basically, in nine months, you didn’t do nothing.
- I have a lack of discipline.
I’m very, very, very well aware of that.
- Ash, how does he show up for you emotionally?
- Oh, always.
- And how does he not show up for you emotionally?
- Sometimes too much.
Sometimes if I even go-- [takes deep breath]
He’s like, "Why you breathing heavy?"
- He’s temperature checking.
When you are temperature checking,
what are you thinking and feeling?
- I’m like, "Damn, did I do something?"
- Yeah.
And you want to make sure you’re not in trouble.
- Yeah. That too, that too. I ain’t gonna lie.
That’s for sure, definitely. I be like, "Damn."
- So let’s lead on from the trouble piece
’cause obviously being in trouble is a kid’s role.
- Yeah. Not--yeah. - Not a husband’s role.
But the maturity that she wants of you
is the maturity that she’s also disabling you.
- I do, yeah.
- Because if you have the mindset
of you being in trouble,
I don’t care if subconsciously or outwardly,
you already said it. Being in trouble,
that means that little boy in you he comes up.
- Oh, [bleep].
- And she goes into Mama Bear mode.
- Mm-hmm.
[soft dramatic music]
- Because when you emasculate him,
it’s really the feelings you feel towards your dad.
- Okay, I know what my issue is.
- All right. - Scream it.
- I have daddy issues! Okay? [chuckles]
My dad was an addict who was never around,
and I married my dad.
You know, even though I have a really great stepfather,
my biological father has a substance abuse problem.
When he’s around, he’s not really around
because he’s kind of absent mentally.
And then he also is absent physically for, like,
long periods of time.
So that really [bleep] me up as a kid.
- Guess what?
"You not good enough because this dude wasn’t good enough.
I need you to do more because this dude didn’t do more."
But that’s also the conversation that you heard
somewhere in your youth as a child
from one of your parents.
’Cause it wouldn’t be so familiar to you
for you to be comfortable in it.
- [chuckling softly] Yeah.
- So who told you you weren’t good enough?
Bar? - Yeah.
- Who told you that you weren’t good enough growing up?
Bar, look at me.
♪ ♪
[soft dramatic music]
- Who told you that you weren't good enough growing up?
Bar, look at me.
Come over here. Come over here, come over here.
- I'm not sure. - Just go there.
Who told you you weren't good enough?
- I don't know.
- So where'd it come from?
Where's your dad? He ain't been around?
- So he left you hanging.
He chose speed, dope, the crack pipe,
whatever he was smoking, over his son.
♪ ♪
So you overcompensate with people
for what you didn't get, right?
- Yeah. It's trauma. - Get it out.
Trauma? - A lot, yeah.
Just going through stuff. Figured it out, you know?
- The thing about you is
you're not even resentful or, like, mad at him.
You're just brokenhearted. You're just brokenhearted.
It's okay, it's okay.
- Thank you.
♪ ♪
- Ash, did you see his pain that just came up right there?
- Yeah.
- Are you aware or realize
that when you emasculate or when you suppress
or when you put him in a position
to feel like he's less than?
- I used to be really, really, really bad with it,
but I've tried to learn different ways to argue
because I know my mouth-- I cut to the core.
- Okay, so I just want you to be aware of when you do that,
you are creating and inflaming
more of the pain he already has.
And as a role of a wife, or even a friend,
but a wife, allow him to make his mistakes.
You gotta check your venom at the door
and let him be human and let him come into his own.
That's what emotional support is.
And as a husband, your job is to show up and be vulnerable,
which I'm not saying you don't,
and to work on yourself because you're the backbone.
♪ ♪
- Stuff that I went through as a kid,
I feel like I've never really sat down
and take into consideration how it affects me
and the actions that I take and how I deal with stuff.
And you put a lot in perspective today,
and I do appreciate it.
It was a good conversation, for real.
- Thank you.
- I think when I go home,
I just plan to do what she said,
think about things before I say things
'cause I know that I have a really slick tongue.
Listen when he talks
and share the responsibility with him more.
I didn't realize, like, he does try,
but because I can't relinquish that control,
I don't allow him.
It does, like, hinder you, and I'm sorry.
- It's all right. - I really don't mean to.
- We in a tough spot but [bleep],
that girl is everything, you know?
Coach B made me shed a tear. I definitely bit off
a lot more from that therapy session
than I thought I was going to.
We go through our ups and downs,
but we know what it's supposed to be between us.
And, you know, it's work.
All right, I love you. Thank you.
- I love you, too.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ All I hear is blah, blasé blah, blah ♪
- We need, like, an air hockey table.
- Ping-pong. Think about who's--
- I like your shirt.
- Oh, thank you. I like yours.
I like your necklaces. I like your boobs.
- "I like your boobs." - [gasps]
- ♪ Nobody wanna come against me ♪
♪ All your little wins don't impress me ♪
♪ Big-time, baby, I'm Gretsky ♪
- There we go.
- Good morning, my beautiful family.
So today, we had a really good idea.
We're gonna take everyone off-campus,
and we're gonna do a ropes course.
- Let's go. - All right.
- Oh, hell. Like the thing that's high?
- Yeah. - In the air.
[dramatic music]
- When Jade comes and tells me
that she wants to do the ropes course,
I'm just thinking like, "I think that's a good idea."
Even though, like, me and her had our issues,
I feel like we're past that [bleep].
- So everyone just wear comfy, athletic clothes.
No jewelry. Sneakers.
- No glasses. - Yes.
- No bling.
- Me and Ashley have been grown adults
and came to a compromise,
so now, we're setting up the ropes course together.
I think this will really show everyone else, like,
it's better to work together than work apart
when you have teammates and people around you
that are willing to help you out.
- Yeah, I'm sitting this one out.
Not trying to die again.
- You're not dying in the air
'cause we'll be swinging like this.
[laughter] - Yeah.
[overlapping chatter]
- You know I'ma be swinging.
- I know Bri's doctor told her to take it kind of easy,
so she wasn't gonna be doing
any, like, strenuous activities.
I know Amber's not feeling her best,
so she's not gonna be joining us.
- All right. - All right, guys.
- Back to our rooms. We'll meet at the car.
- I want me and Chey to stay back at the resort.
I got a date planned because there's so much time
that goes into our kids and raising a family.
We just--we need this time away to ourselves
so we can just, you know, just get to breathe.
- I hope you guys have a good time.
- It should be fun.
♪ ♪
- Are we harnessed?
I did a ropes course one time at the Mall of America,
and it was [bleep] terrifying.
- It was scary? - It was very scary, actually.
- ♪ Hey, hey, hey ♪
♪ Give it to 'em ♪
♪ Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey ♪
♪ Give it to 'em ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Give it to 'em ♪
♪ ♪
- Yeah.
Pulling up to this course,
I'm a kid in a candy store right now.
I mean, this jungle gym is big, it is scary.
And it has my name written all over it.
- Who would want to do something like this?
- My scary ass don't like heights.
I forgot about that part of the situation.
So I'm looking up at this [bleep] thing, like,
"Ain't no way on God's green, googly-moogly Earth."
- I'm terrified.
♪ ♪
- This [bleep] from the outside looks hella intimidating.
But if you have a group of people, they're gonna do it
next to you by your side and root each other on.
You can move forward and accomplish a lot more.
So that's why me and Ashley wanted to bring you guys here
and basically just do this together,
like, as a family, as a team.
- We're gonna trust each other.
If me and Jade are here together,
I don't want to hear [bleep]. I don't hear no complaints.
- Let's go.
- I know I'm gonna shake like B&B,
but I like to push myself.
I'm gonna get up here and I'm gonna do it.
- ♪ Keep it comin', keep it comin', yeah ♪
♪ I feel all right ♪
♪ ♪
- Ready, Gary? - [bleep] no.
I'm just thinking, "Hell no."
It's all like can think. Hell no.
Hell no, hell no.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Are you excited? - Yeah.
- [chuckles]
- I know.
- I had more dates with Gary on this vacation than Chey,
so I planned a romantic outing for just me and Cheyenne.
All right, we're going to the island.
Let's do it.
♪ ♪
- I'm sad to have missed the ropes course,
but we have to put ourselves first.
We got engaged while I was extra, extra pregnant.
[cheers and applause]
♪ ♪
- Cheyenne, will you marry me?
- [sobbing] [all cheering]
Before, all our energy would go towards each other.
And now, it's like all our energy goes to the babies,
which I love, and I'm not mad at that.
I just also don't want to forget, like, who we are.
- Yeah.
- Sometimes, we need to have a date night,
hang out with each other, and just be still.
- This is Davis Island, and I bought this for us.
- Shut up.
- I set this up myself. Hope you like it.
- [laughs] This is to cute!
- Yeah, you know?
♪ ♪
- You so good, Zach.
I've done a lot of activities with these moms.
Cheers to us. - Cheers to us.
- I'm definitely happy to be on this private island
with just Zach and I.
♪ ♪
- You make me happy. The kids make me happy.
And I feel like I'm in a great place in life right now
that I wouldn't change for anything.
- Aww. You're gonna make me cry.
- Don't cry. [chuckles]
- I really like us. - I do, too.
- I think sometimes we have to give ourselves more credit
as parents and that's credit as each other's partners.
And sometimes we need to realize that we deserve
some of the blessing that come towards us, right?
- We do. I completely agree. - I'm happy we came here.
I feel like we need to not get so lost
in the commotion of things that go on around us
and to remember that we have to make ourselves a priority
and not get comfortable in the fact that we are comfortable.
- I agree.
Cheyenne, she really liked the date.
As long as she has some good champagne,
good conversation, and good scenery,
that's the way to her heart. She enjoyed it.
- I gots to pee.
[quirky suspenseful music]
[Cheyenne laughing]
- Oh, [bleep]. I got people on they balcony.
- [laughing] Go over there.
- You see all these people? Give me the blanket.
- I peed off the boat.
- That's different. You got in the water.
- Zach, just work on your aim right now, okay?
- I aimed.
- Damn, you filled that bottle up!
You had to really pee! Ew. Oh, my God!
[Cheyenne laughing] - [sighs loudly]
- Clearly, Zach and I have the same motto.
If you gotta go, you gotta go.
♪ ♪
- ♪ I'm in demand ♪
♪ ♪
- What's going on, Gary? You're not going?
- Hell no.
I'm gonna enjoy watching you guys out here in support.
Looks fun. Don't get me wrong.
I would love to do it, but, you know,
I'm just gonna sit back and cheer 'em on.
Maybe drink a beer.
- All right, we're gonna go first, lead by example.
Everyone's gonna fall behind two at a time.
Y'all, ready? - Let's go!
- All right, let's [bleep] do it.
- Yeah, get it, girls! Whoo-hoo!
- All right, ladies, go. Start climbing up.
You got this!
- Let's go, ladies! [all cheering]
- Oh, [bleep] no.
- Go, Ashley! [laughs]
- Babe. - Come on, mama.
- So me and Ashley went first.
I could tell she was kind of struggling.
- I need Jesus! - Look at you surviving!
- Ooh, baby!
- Step by step. Just take it easy.
- I don't [bleep] with heights.
I was up there like, "[panicked breathing]"
Is this [bleep] gonna hold me?
And I immediately just started thinking about my life,
like, "Damn...
do you want to live? Do you love yourself?"
- Okay, who's going next? I need two more people.
♪ ♪
- You're amazing, Leah. Whoo! [chuckles]
- [bleep]. - I don't do heights.
- Baby, you up there already. You good.
[laughter]
- Being right beside Ashley in this, like,
you could see the fear in her eyes.
- I'm shaking.
Maci, are you [bleep] freaking the [bleep] out?
- Great job, guys. - Oh, my God.
- There you go, Brittany!
♪ ♪
- ♪ 'Cause I am mythic, I was made for this, yeah ♪
- You got it, Chau.
- I was being a little [bleep]. I'm not gonna lie.
- Don't look down, don't look down.
Oh, my God!
- You guys got it.
- Is this gonna hold us? - It will hold us.
- This gonna hold all of us?
- You guys are doing great!
Gary, why? - Good job!
[laughs]
[all cheering]
- I would have never imagined from day one until now
that we would all be on this ropes course
right now cheering each other on.
Like, who are we right now?
I'm so freaking proud of us. I'm so proud of us.
- Let's go, Cory!
- This [bleep] wobbly as hell. - I know. [bleep].
- So the guys went one way, the girls went the other.
- Look at you, Bar. Cory, you gotta slow down.
[chuckling]
- Cory, lowkey, gotta be some type of little superhero.
You moving, bruh. You moving.
- Whoo!
♪ ♪
- ♪ Let's get to work ♪
♪ ♪
- That [bleep]'s wild. You just did it!
- Let's go, Bar!
- Ay, what we having for dinner?
♪ ♪
- ♪ I'm gonna keep on reaching for the next level ♪
♪ Next level ♪
♪ ♪
- [screams]
- Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
- Hey! I'ma [bleep] you up!
I don't know who the [bleep] you are, but I swear to God!
Don't play with me, Cory!
I'm holding onto ropes on logs.
Cory gonna have to fight me and that's all--
that's the only thing I can say.
Cory gonna have to fight me.
- [giggling] - Y'all play, Cory!
- [still giggling] - I am quaking.
- Oh, I swear I was kidding, dog.
- I'm quaking!
- There you go, kid.
- I cannot do this. - You're almost there, Ashley.
- I can't. I can't. I--I can't.
- Go, Ashley.
- Jade, you are a brave-ass bitch.
All right, get me the [bleep] off this. I'm not even joking.
- Oh, my God.
- I get up to the top and I'm thinking, "[bleep] yes."
All I have to do is do the zip line down and I'm done.
- Let's go. First zip line of the day.
Let's go, Jade! You just gotta go for it.
- One, two, three.
[all cheering]
♪ ♪
- My ass was in my stomach.
- Uh, there's gotta be another way down.
- Hell, yeah.
Finally, like, I did it, done. Something off my to-do,
or my checklist, or buck list, whatever.
Oh, my God.
- I don't want to do this.
I'm telling you, I'm not--I'm not doing this.
- There's one way down.
- It's gotta be another way down.
- Nope. You got this. - Let's go, Ash.
- [sniffling] I don't want to.
I don't want to, I don't want to.
I'm out of my element,
you trying to put me on this little, tiny-ass [bleep] rope.
- Just close your eyes and go, baby.
- Dude, I don't do heights, bro.
I cannot drop from this.
And then I feel rushed and pressured.
And then that's just definitely the worst.
- We get better at what we do.
- I can't do this, I can't do this.
- You got it, baby. - Ashley, it's good.
It's so fast. It's like three seconds.
- You got it, Ashley.
Oh, my God. I'm thinking, like, "Dude,
"I can't just stand here no longer.
"Like, you're either gonna have to get down,
or you're gonna have to go, young lady."
- I'm so serious.
I don't want to hold everybody up, but I cannot do this.
- You're not holding anybody up.
- Maci, I--I can't.
Maci, I can't. I'm about to have a panic attack.
- Hey, hey.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- You can do it, I promise you, okay?
- I cannot do this. - Ashley, you can.
- I’m up here, I’m out of my element,
you trying to put me on this little, tiny-ass [bleep] rope
off of this five-story high monument.
I just don’t like any of it.
- This is the way to get down in three seconds.
Your ass will be on the ground. You’ll be good.
- Ashley. - I need to get down.
I cannot jump off of this.
- You can.
- Ashley’s sitting there like,
"If you think I’m ’bout to go next, you’re [bleep] tripping.
"Call the fire department, get a [bleep] ladder up here.
I’m not jumping down!"
- You just gotta go for it, Ashley. You got this.
- I can’t. - You can.
- I’m like sweating. Like, I can’t.
I can’t even hold this.
- You control your fear. Don’t let the fear control you.
- No. I don’t want to.
- What you want to do? - I want to get down.
- You want to get down?
Well, then, come on. Let’s get down.
- There’s a logjam right now.
We are all looking like birds on a wire.
I’m just hoping and praying
that this wire doesn’t break right now.
- The sun’s about to go down. - I can’t. I can’t. I can’t.
I can’t. I can’t. I can’t.
- My God. It can’t get dark when we’re all up here.
- Yeah, yeah. I can’t get dark.
♪ ♪
- Man, hook Maci up.
♪ ♪
- So they need to start moving.
- All right, clear it.
- You ready? - Whoa!
- Let’s go, Maci! Whoo!
- [screaming]
- Leah and Maci, they get up there, they run through it.
- Go ahead!
- [screaming] - Good job, Leah!
- Oh, my God. Who paying me to do this?
- Whoo-hoo!
[upbeat music]
That adrenaline, man. You can’t beat it.
♪ ♪
- Whoa! - Whoo! Come on!
♪ ♪
- Chau! - I’m so scurred!
- Don’t be [bleep] scared. - Don’t think about it!
- One, two, three! - Jump, jump!
♪ ♪
- Whoo! [screaming]
- I got a better understanding of who I am after this.
All right! [all cheering]
♪ ♪
- Bitch, you did that! Did that, did that!
- Would I do it again? Hell [bleep] no.
Am I proud that I did it? Hell [bleep] yes.
♪ ♪
- Ashley, you’ve got it! Ashley, you gotta do it!
It’s so fun!
- Oh, I don’t want to do this.
- Come on, Ashley! - Let’s go, Ashley!
You got this, Ashley!
- You got it, baby.
- Right where you are. Perfect, perfect.
- I think that Bar is always trying to be supportive of me.
- I think you might be proud of yourself, though.
- He’s a very good dude.
- Just close your eyes, baby, and let it roll.
- The moment I feel like that stands out to me the most
is Ashley and Bar, like, working together as a team.
- You got it, mama.
Just close your eyes and let it ride.
I know Ashley,
and I definitely know that she going through it right now
and she hear everybody,
but I know that when she hear me specifically,
it bring a little bit more comfort to her.
Breathe and keep pushing
’cause you already almost done at this point.
[all cheering]
♪ ♪
Keep your eyes closed. You got it.
♪ ♪
Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!
♪ ♪
[all cheering]
♪ ♪
- I am very proud that I jumped.
Overall, Bar was the one that made me decide to do it.
I almost felt like I was gonna disappoint him,
and I just didn’t want to do that.
[laughter] - You did it! You did it!
♪ ♪
- Ashley made me damn proud.
Terrified of heights, she climbed the thing.
So I’m proud as hell of her.
- I’m [bleep] literally still shaking.
[all cheering]
♪ ♪
- Come here. - [chuckling]
- I’m so proud of you. - My ass was so scared.
I really felt like Bar had my back on the ropes course.
I’m happy that we can be that support system for each other.
- Teamwork, communication kept our head in the game
and, like, focused on the prize at hand
is to be done and finish on the zip line
and accomplish something as a team.
- Together. We all did it. - Everybody came.
They completed this whole challenge.
Really, we wouldn’t have done how well we did
if we all weren’t supporting each other
and cheering each other on.
Like, that whole exercise shows we are really a family now.
- Group hug, group hug, group hug, group hug.
[all cheering]
- ♪ You really want it, better come and get it ♪
♪ Don’t you know I got it? ♪ - Hey.
I’m so sad I didn’t do the ropes course.
I felt like, "Where is everybody?"
Like, "Why am I here in this place by myself?"
So I decided that I’m gonna host a disco theme party.
I got some costume, accessories.
I’m gonna tell them, "Get dressed.
We’re having a disco night."
- ♪ Come and, come and, come and, come and get it ♪
- Hey, guys! - Hey!
What the [bleep] do you have? - I got outfits for y’all.
- I love to dress up.
And I seen the pink pants, I was like, "I need this."
♪ ♪
- So after sitting and thinking about what Coach B said
and everything like that,
let’s do some [bleep] fun [bleep].
You know what I’m saying?
- ♪ Let me get a pen out, better write it down, yeah ♪
- I got you that and a shirt. You have to wear it.
♪ ♪
- Uh.
It’s disco time.
- Are you ready for the disco party?
- I just want to be in my Snuggie
and just be in bed.
Like, I just wanted to...
- ♪ Check yourself, don’t wreck yourself ♪
[upbeat disco music]
[overlapping chatter]
- Yeah. - Hey.
- Let’s go.
♪ ♪
- What kind of dance moves did they do in the ’70s?
Somebody gonna have to teach me.
- The disco. Uh.
Felt like I was an old-school movie right there
bobbin’ my afro up and down.
Felt good.
- ♪ Check yourself, don’t wreck yourself ♪
- ♪ [high-pitched vocalizing] ♪
- What the [bleep] is going on over here?
- Let’s go, ladies!
♪ ♪
- I need everyone to line up for the TikTok.
♪ ♪
- Hey! - Hey!
[overlapping chatter]
♪ ♪
- Go, go, go, go, go, go!
♪ ♪
- ♪ Callin’ me up at the top of the mornin’ ♪
[all cheering]
- ♪ Everybody hands up ♪
♪ We gonna bounce, bounce, party, party, ♪
- Maci’s got the moves. - Oh, damn!
♪ ♪
- [laughing]
- Maci knew how to throw it down
to the [bleep] ground, okay?
[laughter]
- Maci does this [bleep] all the [bleep] time.
[all cheering]
- She almost knocks me the [bleep] over
with her little ass.
[laughter]
- I learned my dance moves from Google. [laughs]
- ♪ Bounce, bounce, party, party ♪
♪ Get into it now ♪
♪ Bounce, bounce, party, party ♪
♪ Everybody get wild ♪
- This party, we needed it. We needed to just let lose.
But after what happened at the last party,
everyone’s a little on edge.
- You think somebody’s coming tonight?
- I hope not.
- What do you think?
- The last party that we had, they brought out Farrah.
So I think we were all like, "What else is about to happen?"
- If Jenelle walks through, I’m dead.
- You’re done? Dead?
- Jenelle and Amber didn’t get along.
I don’t know the specifics of that, but I think it was--
I do believe there was probably, like,
some sort of beef like where they’re back-and-forth
on the internet a little bit at one point in time.
- Jenelle, I expect you to say something.
You need to get the [bleep] out of that relationship.
Straight up.
- I’m on here to tell you, Amber,
to shut the [bleep] up about my family.
Leave them alone.
- I think it’s a high probability
that Jenelle is coming.
- Well, she needs to stay just away from me.
- I wouldn’t be surprised at this point who showed up.
- Honestly, with the [bleep] that I’ve done,
I don’t think I would do anything.
But then again, I’ve never-- I haven’t been tested.
- No one’s gonna stand back and let something like--
like, no one’s gonna do that. - I don’t know.
It’s just I think it has all of us on edge now.
I’m waiting for the bitch to roll up any second now,
to be honest, I don’t know.
- Yeah, honestly. To walk in.
- ♪ Are you ready for this? ♪
♪ Are you ready for this? ♪
- Coming up on "Teen Mom: Family Reunion."
- We're gonna open Leah up. - What's going on with you?
- You seem kind of, like, reserved.
- Because I have a hard time letting people in.
I have a hard time trusting.
- Don't cry. - Don't cry.
- We came here at kind of a weird time.
I don't want either one of us to be left behind.
You know what I'm saying?
- Uh-oh. Who's that?
- Who's that? - Who's that?
- Ahh!