- ♪ MTV ♪
- Previously on "Teen Mom Family Reunion"...
- One, two, three.
[screaming]
Hell yeah, something off my checklist
or bucket list. Whatever.
- Group hug, group hug, group hug.
- Past relationships, there were cheating,
trust issues, been cheated on, and been the one
that’s cheated. Maybe you should come out here.
- I would love to come out out there with you.
- You think somebody’s coming tonight?
- I hope not. - What do you think?
- The last party that we had, they brought out Farrah.
What else is about to happen?
- If Jenelle walks through, I’m dead.
- Get ready for the mother of all reunions.
[all screaming]
They’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. - Yes.
- And we’re gonna come together
like only this family can.
- ♪ I know some people that would die for me ♪
♪ We run together, they’re my family ♪
♪ I’ll stay forever, my family ♪
[upbeat music]
- ♪ You’re so cute, we should go together ♪
♪ Uh-huh, we should go together ♪
♪ Like peanut butter jelly ♪
- Okay. - Stop!
- Oh. - Oh!
Now, you can try and knock mine off.
♪ ♪
- Whoa! - Hey!
- I’m so relieved that nobody crashed
the disco party last night.
I’m not in that place where I want to fight.
- Oh!
[laughter]
- ♪ We should go together ♪
- So just done a phone call with Jaylan.
I think he’s gonna come out here.
I’m nervous.
I don’t--I really swear I do not mean to be guarded.
I don’t know. Just wish me luck, guys.
Just wish me luck.
♪ ♪
- Hi.
- Hi, how are you?
- I’m good.
I wanted to see Kloie and sing her happy birthday.
I miss Kloie a lot.
I cried this morning
just ’cause I was missing her fourth birthday.
Like, I’m gonna do something when I get home, but it’s just,
like, the thought, like, knowing, like,
"Damn, I’m missing that." It kind of sucks.
all: ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
[cheers and applause]
- You have a good birthday, Sissy, okay?
It’s, like, sad, but at the same time, I’m like,
"Okay, I know I’m doing this, though, for a good reason.
I’m growing and I’m becoming more mature."
I’ll see you later, okay?
Mommy’s about to go do some stuff with the moms.
- Hi there, Klo-bug! - Chau wants to say hi.
- I miss you.
♪ ♪
- ♪ We with it, we got it, we good ♪
- Sack of taters. I was--
- Good morning. - Hey, girl.
- How’s everybody feeling? - Tired.
- How are you feeling?
We’ve been arguing, fussing, fighting, talking,
rope walking. I’m done, okay?
I don’t do this much [bleep] in a month at my house.
So I want to do something special
that’s just for the moms.
We’ve been doing physical stuff pretty much every day...
- Yeah. - Uh-huh.
- And I’m not leaving today unless it’s to a spa.
- Spa day. - Whoo!
all: Yeah!
- We need a spa day,
a day where we are mentally and physically off
’cause I’m starting to get a little exhausted.
Massages. - Oh, yeah.
- This is my jam. - Yeah.
- This is my jam.
I think all the girls needed a spa day.
It’s actually one of my favorite things.
I’m gonna get a good head massage.
- Everybody get ready. We’ll meet in the van.
- Yes. - Nice.
- We are doing a spa day, and this is an activity
I can get excited for. I’m finally getting pampered.
all: Spa day! Spa day! Spa day! Spa day!
- Bar messaged and said, "Enjoy your guys’ spa day
and try to relax, ladies."
- Look at him. - Aw, so nice.
- Bar and I are enjoying the time,
not arguing, not fighting.
We have had, surprisingly,
a really good time with this reunion,
and I just want to take that energy home.
- Let’s get it! - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Take the back one, Devoin.
- Cory and Devoin, they’re supposed
to be going home the day after tomorrow.
While the girls go have they spa,
which is more so, like, their type of thing,
the dads are going to get to suit up,
put on our best golf gear
that we may or may not have brought,
and go out here and go show these people
that we can’t golf for [bleep]. [laughs]
♪ ♪
- We’re here! Let’s do it.
- I’m ready.
- I’m so excited to be at the spa!
- This is so cute, y’all.
- Wow. - This is so cute!
♪ ♪
- This is cool.
- This is nice.
- Mmm.
Oh, my God, this was long overdue right now.
I’m just so relaxed. This is almost heaven.
- My massage was wonderful, but the lady was like,
"They should’ve given you more than 30 minutes.
You need a lot of work done." I’m like, "I know, sis."
♪ ♪
- There you go! - There we go!
- We got action, a little tree action.
- We’ve got action.
- I played a little bit.
♪ ♪
- Hey. - All right.
- But I ain’t that good, so don’t judge me
if you see me, you know, hit somebody’s house
or, you know, hit somebody.
- Ah, bro!
I didn’t expect anyone to come out here
and be the next Tiger Woods.
- You got it. Go ahead.
- Gary definitely had
a "Happy Gilmore" vibe going on.
All he needed was a hockey stick.
- Oh, Lord. Should I do like that?
- Yep. - Yeah.
- I have never golfed in my life.
♪ ♪
- There it is. - He all in the bush.
- Swing a ball or, you know, swing a club and hit a ball.
Oh, [bleep].
♪ ♪
- Cheers to a mom’s day.
all: Cheers. - Love.
- How was yesterday? - It was crazy.
- It was fun. - The ropes?
- The ropes was crazy. - It was hard.
- I’m so mad I missed out.
- I said, "If y’all bitches ain’t my friends now,
y’all bitches ain’t never gonna be my friends."
’Cause that was just some real [bleep] that we just did.
- It was good, though, and, like, Bar was supporting you.
- Yeah.
- And then like you and Bar were there for each other.
- Mm-hmm.
- ’Cause y’all was both really scared.
- Mm-hmm.
- Babe. - Come on, Mama.
[dramatic music]
- I need Jesus!
- Look at you surviving. - Ooh, baby!
- What’s going on with you and Bar?
Like, really, what’s going on with you and Bar?
- I don’t really know what’s going on.
Like, we don’t have cheating issues.
We don’t have issues
that I feel like-- you know what I’m saying?
I just tell him, like, as a woman, I need romance.
I need a spark.
Like, he’s like, "Well, I asked you
how was your shower every time you get out of the shower."
- That’s not it.
- He’s like, "I bring you back chips every time
I go to the store."
I’m like, "Babe, that’s not romance."
- You saw Bar doing things-- and I was like,
"Oh, he--he loves you." - Mm-hmm.
- Oh, I know that.
- Like, it’s very genuine that you can see that.
- It’s just their-- it’s like their issue is, like,
"I’m missing that-- like, I need that.
I need it for the passion." - The fire.
- Yes.
- I think the best thing my mom told me when I was,
you know--when we started talking about marriage
and even within dating and stuff was that,
"You have to find a man that can cater to your mind
just as much as he’s trying to cater to your body."
- Yes.
- "Because sex and sexual things--"
- It goes away. - "That’s mental."
- Yes. - You can get--
- You need that mentally before you can stimulate yourself.
- Do you feel appreciated by him?
- I think no. I think that’s what it is.
- Ooh! [bleep].
- What’s up with you and Ashley?
- I mean, [bleep].
Six, seven years into the relationship,
I should be able to do some more [bleep],
and I be doing [bleep], but it’s the little...
both: Romantic.
- [bleep]. - That they like.
- The rose petals out and all of this.
Put some candles out. That type of [bleep]
- That’s the important [bleep] right there.
- Yeah.
I need to start being more romantic.
It’s sad I can’t--
I can’t even really say the last time
me and her had, like, a date-date.
It’s been a while.
That aspect of our relationship has definitely been, like,
malnourished for a second, you know?
- That’s good, though. That’s what we’re here to do.
- Exactly - Work on our relationship.
- Right. Exactly.
- Build that bond and make sure, you know,
just mold that [bleep] strong.
- Yeah.
♪ ♪
- Leah. - Mm-hmm.
- We’re real quiet over there.
- We got to open Leah up. - What’s going on with you?
- Just hearing all the other moms open up,
I know I need to go deeper. I need to open up.
I need to be more vulnerable with friendships
and trust people.
I never seem to trust people
because I think I’ve been burned
so many times that I’m just like, "Ooh."
Like, "You’re going to get this."
Like, "You’re going to get me at surface level,
and that’s it."
I have a hard time letting people in.
I have a hard time trusting. - Don’t cry.
- Don’t cry.
- Hearing all these people say, like, "We wanna know you.
We want you to open up." Like--
- Yeah, and I feel bad
because that’s the hardest thing for me.
It’s like--to really open up and let people get to know me.
This is something that isn’t just in romantic relationships,
that I’ve come to the conclusion,
and I always feel like everyone has an ulterior motive,
and that’s [bleep] up.
[dramatic music]
- To really open up and let people get to know me,
and I always feel like everyone has an ulterior motive,
and that’s [bleep] up.
Trust issues has caused me relationships in the past.
They just stem from abandonment,
and I would bring that into relationships,
and I don’t want to relive that.
- If it seems too good to be true, like,
we so don’t believe in [bleep] working out...
- Yeah.
- That if it seems too good to be true, we immediately
take multiple-- - We self-sabotage.
- That sabotage-- - Yeah.
- We self-sabotage. - Anything good at all.
- And then we end up hurting ourselves
before the other person can hurt us.
- Mm-hmm. - Yes.
- I’m just listening to Leah,
and I feel like I can really, really--you know,
these people understand what it’s like to be on television.
We already get hurt and bashed so much on social media
that it’s harder to trust people.
- Leah, I know you’re missing your man, though, girl.
- Yes. - I miss him.
- What’s going on?
- But even that whole situation, you know?
I’m kind of like--
- I thought he was going to be here when you got here.
- "I don’t miss you." Like, "I got this on my own."
- No! You can miss him. Allow yourself to miss him.
- Is he coming?
- He is coming. - So you invited him?
- I did invite him. - Okay, good!
- People around you can only have...
- You can’t get love unless you give it.
- What you are giving.
And you can only have what you’re giving.
- Yeah - Like, that’s it.
- True.
- So it’s time for Leah to give a little bit extra to Jaylan
- Yes. - Yeah!
- Cheers to Leah giving it to Jaylan!
[all cheer]
- ♪ I’m in demand ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Are we feeling refreshed?
all: Yes. - How are you guys?
- Rejuvenated.
♪ ♪
- Yes, sir
- All right, thanks. - Gentlemen.
- Good game. Good game.
- Who’s your caddy?
- Like, everybody definitely had fun, but we’re all tired
and ready to sit back and vibe out and have a drink.
♪ ♪
- What’s up with Sean lately? - He is out in Texas.
- Oh, so he’s gone, gone?
- Gone, he’s been gone for over a month and a half,
’cause I caught him doing drugs,
and I was like, "I’m not even gonna yell at you.
I’m not even gonna scream." ’Cause that was before.
I would just drag his ass for that.
- I know I’ve messed up.
- I don’t understand why someone would think it’s worth,
like, losing your whole family.
You haven’t seen your kid in over a week.
- It’s not worth it.
- You say that all the time.
- Yeah, I know, but this time it’s different.
- But then I was just like,
"Look, I’m not even gonna react to this.
"I’m just going to say I’m disappointed,
"and one day your daughter’s gonna be disappointed.
You gotta pack your things and you got to leave."
And then he just started crying and left the room.
It was like an hour later, he was like, "I’m leaving."
I was like, "Peace."
I’m thinking he’s going to his mom’s house or something,
and he was like, "I’m going to Texas."
I was like, "So who the [bleep] is in Texas?
What bitch is in Texas?"
- Bitch, help.
- He’s never been to rehab before.
He’s been an addict for, like, ten years on and off.
- Yeah.
- To go and get, like,
the real help and actually put in the real work
with therapists, psychologists,
and I know this is a big step for him,
but I definitely think it’s the best in the long run.
- What do you want him to do
when he gets back home to you guys?
Like, what do you expect of him after doing all this [bleep]?
- Well, I [bleep] [bleep], and I was like,
"He ain’t gonna just jump back in my life."
Like, "I’m doing me."
Me moving on from Sean is something
that, you know, I’ve been thinking about.
I think everything will happen in the time
it’s supposed to happen,
and I think I’m feeling everything out.
I’ll always do what’s best for Kloie,
but I think I need to start being more selfish
with what’s best for me in the long run too.
So I think I’m gonna get, like, an Airbnb, maybe,
for a few weeks after he gets home so we can be separate.
- What Jade told me is very sad.
My mom was a single mom also,
so I think it’s good for her to kind of, like,
focus on herself a little bit more.
- So we can try to feel out the vibes and see like,
"Is he taking this seriously?
"Has he really changed in the long haul,
or is he just doing it for, like, a moment?"
’Cause if you [bleep] up, it’s over.
♪ ♪
- So, like, are you talking about,
"If you find the one, then you find the one."
- Yeah-- - And you’ll be done?
- That’s what’s up. - Exactly.
- Yeah, I’m done. I found that one.
- My thing is, how do you know when that’s the one?
- Well, if you have a kid with them,
that helps a little bit.
♪ ♪
- I think the exercise with Coach B
and talking to her brought some stuff to my attention.
- What is your relationship status?
- We don’t know.
- We’re married, but-- - Oh.
- We’re married, yeah.
- So, "We’re married." "We don’t know."
- Like, I feel like we’re just in an awkward stage.
- I feel like this date is long overdue as far as me
starting to be a little more romantic, man.
What are you doing? - Nothing.
- I figured there’s been hella [bleep]
going on left and right,
and you’ve been trying to get to the hot tub,
so I got a little something cool going on
just to bring a more relaxed vibe.
- Okay.
- And...I got these.
- Aw, you got roses. How pretty.
- Hold it by the napkin. They still got their thorns.
- Ooh, these are nice, okay. - Heavy.
- Thanks.
I’m not really sure what to expect ’cause Bar lacks
in the romantic department. This is so cute.
♪ ♪
- Something nice.
- I like the pink rose petals.
That’s a little something, something.
When I saw the candles and the wine
and the cheesecake and the pillows
and the rose petals, I was like,
"Okay, he trying a little new little something, something."
What do you think about being here?
What’s been your experience so far?
- I thought it was gonna be complete bull [bleep]
and drama nonstop, honestly, and I actually ended up,
like--I like everybody in their own kind of way.
Like, you know? - Yeah.
We came here at kind of a weird time,
and it being us like figuring some stuff out.
- In our relationship.
- And I felt like marriage is hard.
You know what I’m saying? Like, it’s hard.
- 100%. - It’s not easy.
And the main thing, for me,
is I just want us to grow together.
I don’t want either one of us to be left behind.
You know what I’m saying? - Word.
- It’s important-- - That makes sense.
That’s what it’s supposed to be.
- Yeah, it’s important to me, but I feel like being here,
away from Holly, just getting some time,
talking to Coach B has been good.
- It’s cool to be able to just enjoy each other’s company...
- Yeah.
- For a second without the baby.
- It’s a lot to be parents and to be married.
You know what I’m saying? I think--
- Yeah, and we still only 24. - Yeah.
I want my [bleep] to last,
but like it’s-- a lot of people say like,
"Till death do us part," but it’s like,
"I don’t wanna die with you. I wanna live with you."
I don’t wanna feel like we’re here ’cause we’re married.
I wanna feel like we’re here
’cause we’re happy, and it’s what we chose to do.
There’s some things we both got to work on.
I’m not perfect.
We didn’t get married ’cause, like, we had to.
- We got a long history.
- But that can’t just be the reason
why we stay together. - No, hell no, it don’t.
- History is good, but it’s also damaging.
I just want to take some of the tools
and apply them when we leave here.
- I feel like we definitely can.
- I think that being here has definitely given us
the time to really articulate what we want from each other.
I don’t think it’s given us the time
to really actively work on those things,
but I feel like it’s a start.
If we could grow with everybody else here,
we could grow with each other.
But this is nice. You don’t do this often.
You know what I’m saying? Like--
- I need to do this more often. - You’re not really romantic.
- I know I’m not. I am not.
I wholeheartedly take that in.
- And, listen, I still want to get freaky-deaky.
Like, we’re not old and crunchy and dry.
- Right. I know.
- You know what I’m saying?
If you want the car to start, put some oil in that [bleep].
I think that if he continues it,
there’s hope for romance.
I wouldn’t say that I’m completely impressed
by one event, but I would say
that it’s a step in the right direction,
and I appreciate it.
- I say let’s do some hot tub time, though.
- Oh!
This hot tub is--oh! oh, oh, oh.
Sexy entrance fail.
I appreciate you for setting this up,
putting in a little more effort.
- And I’ll put more effort in. - Mm-hmm.
- I got you. I promise.
- So cheers to being married. - Yeah.
- ’Cause that’s a lot of [bleep].
- It is. I love you.
- I love you too.
- ♪ I think you’re a star again ♪
♪ I’ll watch you shine ♪
♪ Let me see you ♪
♪ ♪
- No, I was not gonna look like a little bitch on TV
and not do it.
I don’t give a [bleep]. - Hell no.
- If we cried, if we screamed, if we--whatever the [bleep].
- Hell no.
- The fact that we all did it,
can’t no one call us little bitches.
- We still jumped.
- Prom king and queen coming through.
- Do your wave. - Ooh.
- Okay. - Ooh, cute.
- I was--I was shocked by how emotional I got at the spa.
So before Jaylan arrives,
I really want to meet with Coach B.
- Hi. - Hi.
- How are you?
- I’m good. - I’ll let you guys...
- Yes. - Have fun.
- Yes. Leah, let’s go inside.
- Okay. - It’s real cold.
- What I wanna talk to Coach Bryant most about
is just being open to receiving as much love as I give out.
I find it hard to be open and vulnerable with Jaylan.
Coach B, I need your help!
♪ ♪
- I just want to talk a little bit about--I know
when we did our activity before, you had mentioned just,
like, some trust issues that you have.
- Trust!
- Where does the trust issue stem from?
Can you give me some little insight on that?
- I think just people giving up in the past or...
- People giving up on you? - Betrayal, yeah.
- I just want you to tell me more about that and kind of,
you know, what those trust issues look like.
- I said trust, but I think it’s just being guarded
and not allowing love in.
Like in my relationship now, I just now
went exclusive with him.
He’s traveling from Georgia to come and see me.
I was like, "Okay.
Okay, I’m going to allow this to happen."
But at the same time, it’s like,
"They’re too nice and, like, something’s up."
I think it’s because of failed relationships in the past.
I don’t want that to happen again.
And I don’t--like,
I don’t think that it’s going to happen.
- But you believe it’s going to happen
because you’re still showing up
as though you have to protect from it happening.
- Yeah.
- So give me some experiences of, like, just growing up,
like, your parents or whatever that dynamic was,
where you said, "This is painful. This hurts."
Like, "I don’t like this."
- I mean, I think there’s a lot of--I mean,
like, my dad wasn’t involved, in and out of jail.
He was on drugs.
- What was that relationship like with you?
- My dad--my relationship with my dad was horrible.
- What questions did you ask yourself as a young girl?
- Me and my dad were really, really close up until--
- Okay. - Mm-hmm.
- Will you allow me to say something?
- Yeah.
- Emotions came up, you deflected
and suppressed that quick. I just want you to see it.
- Yeah. - I’m not beating you up.
- Yeah, no, no, no, it’s fine. It’s fine.
- It’s coming from love, okay? What was in that broken heart?
What did--what questions did you ask yourself?
Emotions came up.
Me and my dad had a great relationship, though.
- Mm-hmm.
- Do you see how you totally deflect it?
- Yeah. Yeah.
- Let yourself open up
because that’s really what you want to do.
- One memory that stands out is when I had to pick up pop cans
’cause that’s how he would collect money to come
and see me,
but he really never did show up.
[tender music]
♪ ♪
- Good. Let it out.
Don’t swallow it. Don’t swallow it.
This is what you want. Don’t swallow it.
♪ ♪
Leah, don’t swallow it. Don’t fight it.
- Will I ever be good enough? - That’s it.
- But then I’m like--like, "I’ll be good enough for me."
- Mm-mm.
- I’ll be good enough for me.
- Don’t deflect, stay there. Don’t--
- I think I know I can take care of me...
And my kids, and they’ll never have to,
like, worry about anything like that.
- Yeah.
- Oh, like, I want to be loved to the same way that I love,
like, other people.
I just have a hard time accepting it when it happens.
- Yeah.
- So, like, when someone’s showing me that,
and I really feel like it’s, like, real, I like--you know,
I mean, I definitely--
- But how do you know it’s real
if your first experience
of who was supposed to love you
and not drop you showed you nothing but fake?
- I didn’t realize it was still a block.
I think trust issues stem from my dad
being absent and the past failed relationships
that I’ve been in.
After this session with Coach B,
it’s clear if I don’t let my guard down,
I could lose Jaylan.
- You have to learn to open up
even when you feel weird or uncomfortable about it
because it’s a commitment you’re making with yourself.
- Yeah.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hi! - Hi, Mommy!
- Look who I’m with?
- What’s up, Nova?
- Hi, Daddy.
- Nova has never really seen us in the same place together.
- How are you doing? What’s up, darling?
- She looked like, "Holy [bleep],
"my parents are FaceTiming me together.
What is going on?"
- I can’t wait to see you guys. We miss you.
- We miss you a lot, Nova and Stella.
♪ ♪
- Chau is my best friend,
and I think with Sean being gone,
Chau has been my number one supporter.
She’s always in my corner. She’s always real with me.
She’s always authentic, someone that will be in my life
for the rest of my life.
Like, that’s like my sister to me.
I’m so happy that you came, and I’m happy that...
- I’m happy I came.
- All these people here could see, like,
what kind of person you are and--
- Bitch, don’t make me cry right now.
- You’re like a piece of my family, and I feel like
my life wouldn’t be the same without you.
I wanted--
- Are you about to cry? - Yes, bitch.
Well, I wanted to give you something special.
I want to give you something special.
- Hold up, you’re about to give me a present?
No, you not. Get the [bleep] out.
- So I love you so much,
and Kloie loves you so much.
- My God.
- Can you see what it says?
- Oh, my God.
- Can you see what it says? - Oh, my God. Jade.
- Will you be Kloie’s god-mommy forever?
- Hell yeah.
Hell the [bleep] yes. - [chuckles]
Oh, my God.
- I feel like I’m proposing to somebody. [laughs]
- She said, "Yes." - She said, "Yes!" Oh, my God!
- No, for real.
To hear Jade asking me to be her kid’s god-mom
is like--like...
it warms my heart.
I love you. - I love you, too.
- Oh, my God. I’m a god-mama, y’all.
You know, this is very touching for me
because when my mom passed away,
like, I didn’t have a god-mom.
It was like--I got you, you feel me?
- I just want you to know, like,
with me and with my family,
you always got stability, and you always have a home.
- I know for a fact. I do.
I just want you to know that if anything ever happens to you,
Kloie is going to be safe.
I feel like being a god-mom means so much to me
because growing up, like, I didn’t have a mom.
For me to be fulfilled in life,
I feel like I have to give that love to somebody else.
I just want you to know, like, I really appreciate you
for everything, this experience...
- The fun we have. - The fun.
I’m gonna be a [bleep] god-mom. I’ll be a mother.
- I’m a mother! - I’m a mother.
- I’m a mother!
[upbeat music]
- ♪ I think it’s probably time you know ♪
♪ ♪
- Pool time. - Yeah, ma’am.
- Some of the guys are leaving tonight.
So this pool party is kind of our last night
to just hang out together.
All good things have to come to an end, I guess.
- Hi, guys!
- Damn, is there food? Ooh!
- What’s going on, ladies?
- This is my last night here. I want to go out with a bang.
- Hola. Cómo estás?
- Let’s have some fun in the pool and let’s enjoy.
- Boom, bop, boom, bop, boom, boom.
- Just press it. [laughter]
- Bar, I heard you set up a date last night.
Tell me about it.
Aww. Is that something you normally do at home,
or is this, like, a first experience?
- I feel like slowly, but surely Bar is capable
of giving me the things that I want.
- Romance did not exist when I grew up.
It wasn’t a thing. My mom wasn’t being romanced.
Like, she didn’t have, like, no boyfriend
or nothing like that.
I just need to pick up on the pointers. That’s it.
- Have you guys ever thought about setting a date night?
I mean, we talked about that on this trip.
We said when we get back,
we’re going to set a date night every two weeks,
and we’re going to alternate who has to plan the date.
- Romance. It’s important. Girls like it.
It’s the simple [bleep] that they love.
It goes a long way,
and it’ll definitely help your relationship.
- I can’t wait to see what you guys do.
♪ ♪
- Right. Sips tea.
♪ ♪
- As I’m sitting in the jacuzzi,
just soaking it all up,
I see someone walking alongside the pool.
I’m looking, I’m looking, I’m looking.
- Uh-oh.
- Who’s that? - Who’s that?
- Ah!
- What’s up?
- That’s the most noise I’ve heard out of Leah
since the whole trip.
♪ ♪
All right. - Hey, what’s up?
[cheering]
- Yeah!
- My heart is so happy.
My heart is so happy that he’s here.
- I missed you. - I missed you.
But I’m also feeling anxious.
Let me get back in the game,
because I checked out for a minute.
- [shushes]
- I’m happy for her.
Sad for me ’cause I’m lonely.
- First impressions of Jaylan,
he’s super tall, he has a really nice smile, super cute,
so I’m happy for Leah.
- What’s going on, Champ? - Cooling, cooling.
- Nice to meet you. - Hi!
- I’m a little bit nervous about meeting
some of the cast members only because these are people
that Leah has grown with over the years.
So I know I’m kind of a new asset to her.
♪ ♪
- Whoa!
Bitch, I’m telling you right [bleep] now.
[laughter]
- Yeah. - What’s up?
- I’m excited [indistinct].
- I already heard you’ve been having a good time,
especially the first time.
- Yeah, we been chillin’.
So how long have y’all known each other?
- How long we’ve known each other?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, that’s back like November last year.
- So it’s about a year now? - Yeah.
- They’re really cute.
You can definitely tell that
they’re still in the honeymoon phase of their relationship.
Are you close with your family? - 100%.
- What did they think about you dating a mommy?
- I don’t care what they think about it.
- He said, "I don’t give a damn."
- I don’t know.
I was just like, "Let me just give it a chance."
- Yeah. - When I met her--
- It’s [bleep] fun. - He said, "[bleep] fun."
- It’s fun as [bleep]. This [bleep] fun.
- Yeah. It was just--it was just good from there, so.
- Yeah.
- He really hit it off with the kids.
- And that’s a good feeling. Like, for us?
That’s a good feeling.
♪ ♪
- I feel like it’s harder this way.
- It 100% is.
♪ ♪
- Hi.
- Honey, go ahead.
- Let’s shake hands. - Nice to meet you.
- Pleasure to meet you. I wanna know some things.
They’re still in the honeymoon stage, and times will come
when it’s really time for him to step up.
It was, like, his interrogation moment.
Well, it’s nice to see you here.
- It’s nice to see you too.
- I’ve been anticipating your arrival.
- I’m that friend that pops tires, [bleep].
So don’t play with her, or I’m gonna key your [bleep].
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- Damn.
♪ ♪
- Well, it's nice to see you here.
- It's nice to see you, too.
- I've been anticipating your arrival.
- I want them to grill him. Go ahead.
I would do the same for my girls.
You know what I'm saying?
But walking in, you're younger, you don't have kids.
It's a--it's a responsibility.
- Yeah. She's guarded. - It's a lot.
- She was?
- Yeah, she's been guarding me a little bit.
- But it's your job to show her
that she doesn't need to be that way.
- Ashley asked me a lot of questions about
am I here for the right reasons and stuff like that.
I don't expect nothing less of that.
- 100%.
200%.
- You know what it requires of a man to step in.
- How many times have I asked you this?
- Too many times. I've considered her kids.
I've considered everything about her.
- Okay. - And if you know my rap sheet,
which I don't have a rap sheet at all...
- Okay, good.
- Then I'm Gucci. I'm good.
- I'm not here to call you the bad guy.
Just know where our loyalty lies.
- Oh, 100%. I don't wanna--
- 'Cause I'm the friend that'll catch a flight
and [bleep] you up, so.
- And I'm glad she's got friends like that, too.
- Yeah, she's got friends like that.
♪ ♪
- Nova will be proud of us if she watches.
- Yeah, she'll be super proud of us.
That's all that matters at the end of the day.
- I hope that Devoin and I co-parent, but be best friends.
It's gonna take work,
but if we're both willing to put in the hard work,
we can be the best of friends, and everything will be fine.
I'm glad you had a good time here, so did I.
- Yeah, it was good.
- Whatever we learned from here,
you know, we'll take home and we'll progress...
- Absolutely. - With more work.
- Absolutely.
- And, hopefully, the conversation that we both
had with Coach B,
we'll remember it and take it home.
- Yeah. I feel like if we worked on those things,
you know, [bleep] back home can happen pretty quick,
you know?
This retreat took our conversation out of a bottle.
Like, our conversation was bottled in, and it was sealed.
I really feel like I can talk to her about anything now.
- I'm happy you and I can forget about
all the bull[bleep] and put it aside
and be adults for the sake of the girls.
- Yeah, it's pretty dumb. I can agree on that.
We can both meet and agree on that one.
- Yeah. - We can X that [bleep] out.
- It'll be a good thing. I'm excited.
- Yeah. As soon as I get back to her,
I'll definitely-- if I get her, I'll call you
when I get her, so you can speak to her.
- Okay, that sounds good.
- Throw it.
Whoo!
- Everybody here seems chill and good people.
- They are.
- Ay! That's what I'm talking about.
- I just wanna talk.
- About what? - Nothing crazy.
- You know how much talking I've done here?
- Well, you're not talking-- - I'm nervous.
- You're talking to me, not them.
♪ ♪
- He's a great person.
He's kind, he's checking all the damn boxes,
but I think that's scary for me.
Like, "Is this real? Are you real?"
♪ ♪
- We're dating now.
I am a complete open book to you now
that you're my girlfriend. You get what I'm saying?
If I had any doubts, then I wouldn't be dating you.
- I don't think that I have doubts.
- Okay.
- Okay, okay, 'cause I'm guarded.
Yeah, okay, I do have doubts.
Okay, [bleep] it, I do have doubts.
[soft dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- I'm in Georgia, and she's in West Virginia,
so the distance between us is affecting our communication
to get across what we want to get across,
but it's like if we were together,
it'll be a lot easier.
♪ ♪
Like, I'm giving everything I got.
And I'm like, "How long can I keep that up before
"I feel like I'm--
"look like I'm trying too hard
or look like I'm trying to be somebody I'm not?"
- No, I agree.
- I want to be who I am,
and then if that happens, then that happens.
- So I'm going to be who I am,
and I'm going to work on what I need to work on,
and you work on what you need to work on,
which I'm not saying that you need to or don't need to.
- I do need to, though--
- Okay, and then if it aligns, it aligns.
- Yeah.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Daddy, Daddy, I'm a walking party ♪
♪ I'm just getting started ♪
♪ Sorry, I'm not sorry ♪
- Well, it's time for me to go.
I feel like me and Cheyenne are a little bit closer.
Me and Zach are a little bit closer.
And, on top of that,
learning that we're not perfect ourselves
and we still have a lot of growing to do.
So I'm out of here.
- ♪ This whole world is mine, mine ♪
♪ ♪
- I would do this again. - Yeah. I would. It's fire.
- It's you two. - "It's you two."
- I didn't expect to see you guys here.
- Oh, really?
- What's up? - What's up?
- Chilling, man.
- Are you leaving? - I'm out of here.
- Aww, so sad. - Yeah.
- I'm glad that Cory came to the reunion.
I think it's good that him and Zach get to know
each other away from me, away from the kids,
and they finally got to do that on this trip.
- I was happy y'all came down, you know,
just to work on our relationship
and then just see all the dads,
and it just brought us all closer and, you know.
- Yeah. - It was worth it.
- It was a good time.
- I'm not mad about it. It's been real, but--
- You got to go.
- This way. My train is waiting.
"Family Reunion," it's been real.
I'm out of here.
I'll see you guys later, you dig?
[upbeat music]
- Well, I'm happy. I'm proud of our situation.
I'm proud of our family,
and I think it takes a really strong individual
and a strong man to be in this situation.
You do a good job, Babe.
♪ ♪
[laughter]
- ♪ Understand I'm the type of girl ♪
♪ In the world who knows what she wants ♪
- My dream is to have a hammock in my home.
Oh, God. Ah! - [laughs]
It broke? - Who set this up?
I broke it. Send the medic.
My back!
♪ ♪
- Here you go, Babe.
I'm gonna pick up, you know, the--
- Thanks.
I think failed relationships in the past definitely
caused me to be guarded.
I moved way too fast.
And although I don't feel like I'm doing it this time,
I think that that's what makes me hesitant.
♪ ♪
- What do you think we need to work on the most
while we're out here?
- Um, I mean,
I had an individual session with Coach Bryant.
She definitely brought up, like, some valid points.
- Yeah.
- 'Cause I am--it's not--
I'm not just guarded, like, in romantic relationships.
I think it's with everyone.
Like, trusting people enough to allow--
allow myself to be open with them
and knowing that I'm not going to get burned.
That's sad.
- Do you feel like in your past relationships you were burned?
- A little bit. You have a lot of responsibilities this time.
Like, it's not just me. It's my kids too.
And I've been on TV for 12 years.
- Yeah. - So mix that in with it.
- Obviously,
you have many different reasons to be guarded.
- Mm-hmm. - Your past relationships.
You were married. You have kids.
- Mm-hmm.
- None of those things I have.
I don't have any of those things other than just, like,
my need to want to be happy, satisfied, in love,
somebody that, you know, checks all the boxes,
but that's--I mean, that's the only reason why I'd be guarded.
Because of the emotional attachment.
You know what I mean?
Like, you get in a relationship with somebody,
and you get emotionally attached,
and then, like, things go sour.
- Yeah, that's scary.
- I don't want to get in your life and mess that up.
The most scariest thing about dating somebody with kids
is if something goes wrong,
they get emotionally attached to you,
so not only are you hurting the woman that you're with,
but you're also hurting the kids.
- I want to be an open person. I want to be close to you.
And, like, I want you to see the good and bad,
and accept me for just that.
And it would be easier if you lived closer.
- Yes, I know.
- Now, we're taking this up a level.
♪ ♪
Jaylan is a really great guy.
Like, a genuine connection that I've never felt with anyone.
But with us not living in the same state,
this could be challenging.
[indistinct chatter]
People can say everything under the sun.
They can say all the right words,
but, for me, it's about action.
♪ ♪
- I'm still working to try to move close towards you.
♪ ♪
You know my current situation. - Oh, yeah.
- It's just kind of hard
to find somewhere to work in West Virginia.
- Is there a perfect timing that exists?
I just think that...
- Maybe. - Timing is of the essence.
When you're there, you're there, like,
in or you're out.
♪ ♪
- Coming up on the season finale.
[upbeat music]
We very well might have just lost our damn minds.
- [groaning]
I’m hot as [bleep]. I’m nauseous.
♪ ♪
- You made some bad decisions
and it, you know, translates to now--
- I’m trying.
- If you stop, then you know where it’s gonna go.
- It’s our final dinner,
and I know it’s going to be a good one.
- To this first "Teen Mom Family Reunion."
[all exclaiming]