♪♪
- Previously, on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta"...
- all: Go, Phaedra! Go, Phaedra!
Go, Angela!
Go, Pinky! Go!
- Everybody knows she's married, right?
- Arleigh and Avan know that...
...Valaria is Ahmauri's best friend.
- Wow.
- Life is lifin'.
So, yes, I need miracles on top of miracles.
Everything is in the red.
I'm in World War III.
When going through a divorce,
it becomes a burden.
- You have an opening where you previously had surgery.
It looks like you have a infection.
- It's because of stuff that I did.
I got my body done,
trying to get a butt that I already had.
- The divorce settled not long ago.
I just listed my mom's house.
I bought my house in Duluth after the first divorce.
It was my first big purchase.
My realtor called me today, and she's like,
"Oh, we got, like, three offers."
It just made me a little emotional today.
I ain't gonna lie.
- I've lived many lives,
and all of them have been fabulous.
- If you cast me in you drama,
I only accept leading roles.
- I've been loyal to a fault,
and now I'm ready to have my own back.
- I'm short, seasoned,
and always a full course meal.
- In a field of players, I always run it back.
- In a world of legends,
they call me the Godfather.
- While they're busy beefin', I stay vegan.
- I don't need any background singers.
It's always my show.
♪ Main character energy oh yeah ♪
♪ Yes I know that you heard of me oh yeah ♪
♪ I don't listen to my enemies oh yeah ♪
♪ Got a lot of better things in front of me ♪
- Hello! [laughing] - Hi.
- Walk the runway, baby. How are you?
- Ready to walk the runway, honey. Yes.
- Yes.
Come in here. I got some food.
You know what I mean? - Oh, okay.
We always like to eat.
- I was in the kitchen all day.
[laughing] It's just too much.
[laughing]
Baby, I love me some Cynthia, honey.
I know I can get a good kiki.
I know I can get the truth.
I'm in good company. Cynthia is amazing.
- So, what have you been doin' since Drew's brunch?
Have you seen anybody?
- No, I haven't seen anyone.
- Oh, I've seen a lot of people.
- Oh!
- Chile, I need to fill you in
on the rest of my conversation with Shamea.
She was-- definitely had a lot of smoke for you...
- Mm-hmm. - ...based off y'all's...
- Yeah, based off her-- - ...non-lunch,
that didn't actually happen. - Yeah, I wanted to eat.
- So, y'all didn't even get to the appetizer, chile.
- No, I wonder why.
- The other thing that she was sharing was
there was stuff, like, with her whole surrogacy thing.
And then she also mentioned-- she didn't go into detail,
but, apparently, something's going on
with her mom health-wise.
So, she said that's been stressing her out.
So, I even said to her, "Are you in therapy?"
- Yeah.
- And she said she didn't have time for therapy.
I was like, well, none of us
just have all this time for it.
[laughing] - For therapy--
we make time for therapy.
- Like, that's not-- that has nothing to do with the circle.
That's for you.
Like, all this stuff you're talking about
is very stressful.
- That is the reason why she is the way she is.
This bitch need therapy.
Shamea, you need to go to therapy.
It forces me to take more chances
and bigger risks and move forward with my life.
It'll make you less afraid to say what you wanna say
and, you know,
confront the people you wanna confront.
My heart goes out to her. - Mm-hmm.
- Especially if she's dealing with somethin'
with her mom and her health
because losing my mother-- - Yeah.
- It's been a year since she passed,
and I'm like, where did the year go?
- A year. Wow. - You know, like,
most of it is denial. - Yeah, yeah.
- And, you know, the rest of it is tears.
So, I wanna do somethin' fun in memory of my mom.
- Okay, in celebration. - And I--
- Mm-hmm. - A celebration of life for her.
And I wanna include all the girls.
- Okay. You know what I did once?
I did a Bailey Bowl.
- Okay. [laughing]
- Which was just, like, goin' to P.E.
but, like, on, like, a different level,
like playing basketball and--
- That would be cute, a basketball game.
- That would be fun, actually.
- The girls-- that would be cool.
- But Charles can't play.
- I think Charles should be a part of it,
even if he's the referee.
Can we just-- okay, we'll make him be the referee.
- Okay, he-- and I think he would be fair.
- He would be. [laughing]
♪♪
- Knock-knock!
- Porsha.
Girl, you must've flew down the road.
- I definitely did fly.
- Hey, boo, I didn't know you were coming, too.
- Hi. - Give me some sugar-wugar.
Mmm!
Have a seat.
- Okay, yes, I will. I'd love to.
PJ, take your iPad to upstairs,
and then I'm gonna up there and play wit' you, okay?
- Okay. - Okay, give me kisses.
- Such a big ol' girl.
- Yes, she is, mama's sweet girl.
[sighs] - Well, I've been busy over here.
- I see. - Yeah. Mm-hmm.
- I don't see none of you in the house.
- No, it's completely bland.
- Uh-huh. Where your big, gorgeous picture at?
- Oh, you just have to look at me.
♪♪
- All right. [laughing]
Luckily, you be lookin' the same.
You're damn frozen.
It's bittersweet because this is the last time
that I'll be visiting my mom at this house.
- I mean, who knew the house would get so many offers?
And, I mean, what was it?
Like, two weeks, and you got a-a all-cash offer.
- It's-- well, let me tell you, it's crazy.
I mean, these people are ready to come in here,
like, next month. - I know. I know.
- When you are looking at moving around assets,
if I can sell a $2 million asset,
make $1 million, keep the $7 million asset,
take out its equity,
we're makin' smart business decisions.
I broke my toenail. - Oh.
- I broke it at the skate party. Damn.
- Mm-hmm. - Oh, we went skating.
- Oh, wow, that's good.
- I needed it. I needed it. - That's good. Mm-hmm.
- It renewed my hope for the group...
- Okay. - ...because I was losing faith.
- Because Phaedra and I are planning a trip for the girls.
- Porsha and I... - Yes.
- ...are proposing an international trip.
- Yes! To...
- in unison: Scotland!
[cheering]
- Scotland? - So, you know,
both of us just went to Scotland.
- With the "Traitors," okay. - With "Traitors," right.
It was such a great experience for us.
We wanna give them that vibe.
- Oh, wow, okay.
- To be honest with you,
I really need this trip to do its big one.
I feel like this group needs to come back together,
and we need to just get rid of the traitors,
and we all just need to be faithful
to the friendship.
Did I tell you Dennis came over the other day?
- And what? - I looked in his lap,
and I saw this box. Why is it my ring?
[gasps] - Porsha.
- You should get your ring back. I'm done.
You know, I-I waited around to see if we can maybe,
but I can't do nothin' with it.
- How'd you feel when you saw the ring?
- When I saw it, I was triggered.
- Wow.
- I know you're trying to make your point
of you want me to choose, right now,
but I can't choose you.
I can't choose him. I can't choose her.
I can't choose nobody, right now.
I'm too busy choosing me.
- Mmm.
- At this point in my life,
it's very liberating for me to be able
to stand up and say, "No, I'm just single,
and I am just gently dating."
That feels powerful to me.
If I want you to drop me off after a date,
please and thank you, goodnight. - Yeah.
- And I'll go in my bed, and pass a little gas,
and take this wig off,
and eat me some Goddamn crab legs,
and I goes the hell to bed, okay?
And luckily for me, I guess I'm pre-menopausal.
I don't even feel no tingle.
So, what's it even matter?
[laughing]
♪♪
♪ Spinnin' out yeah we're spinnin' out ♪
- There she is. - Hi.
- Hey, how you doing? - I'm good.
How are you, Johnny? Nice to meet you.
- Johnny. Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.
- All right, Ms. Ferrell.
- You can call me Potter.
- Potter? Ms. Potter, excuse me.
- Thank you. - All right.
So, today, we're gonna have a hard conversation
about your budget. - Okay.
- We're gonna talk about your finances.
- Whew... - So, let's start with the basics.
How much you think you're bringing in per month?
- The Nana's McDonough location
roughly brings in, I would say, about $75,000.
- Okay. [cash register rings]
- And then we have Nana's Sandy Springs,
that just opened.
Ooh, chile,
let's just say, maybe $15,000.
- Okay. - That would be at a high number.
I'm meeting with a financial planner today
because I need to figure out what my next steps look like.
The last two restaurants that I've had
made money out the door.
So, seeing the Sandy Springs numbers
definitely scare me.
- I promise I won't judge,
but let's figure out exactly what's coming out
of the bank account. - Whew. [laughing]
I wasn't expecting all of this.
- I'm in your business, right now.
- Um, it's okay.
- Let's talk about your car payment first.
- My-my Range Rover car payment is about $2,000.
Insurance is maybe $600.
[whistles]
- Let's talk about beauty and makeup.
- Is that including the lashes or not the lashes?
- Let's include lashes.
[laughing] - $2,500.
- What about hair?
- Um...
- Let's start around $1,500 a month.
Do you think it's more or less?
- More. - More, all right.
Let's say $3,000 a month.
What's your shopping bill look like per month?
Let's start with clothes.
Would you say that you spend more or less
than $5,000 a month on clothes?
[laughing]
More or less than $7,000 a month on clothes?
- Let's just do eight... five.
Do $8,500.
- We're at $22,000 per month now.
- Ooh.
I was truly a housewife in my marriage.
I didn't worry about bills.
I didn't know how to make a car payment.
I've never had to figure out anything when it came to debt
because I really haven't had any,
but now it's time for me to tie up some loose ends
and make a decision on what my future looks like.
- So, the hard conversation that we need to have now
is what we can pull back on.
For instance, you have-- you have a housekeeper.
You have Cha-Cha and-and--
- Not you telling me to get rid of the dog.
- Well, some of the expenses
that are attached to them.
- So many people talk about, oh, entrepreneur,
you can be this, or you can be that.
But what do you do when it fails?
Maybe your purpose wasn't the business?
Maybe your purpose was to show
what it's like to restart your life over?
And I receive that.
- What's something else?
- You sure are an aggressive man.
[laughing] - I've been told.
But right now, it's okay.
I'm not your friend. I'm your accountant.
- Heard, all right.
- Coming up...
- I personally don't think you should go with the implants.
- You don't think I should do that, again?
- Not at all.
♪♪
- Hi. - Hi. Welcome.
- How you doing? Whew. - I'm doing good.
So, I'm gonna get you checked in, right now,
and Dr. Jones will be right with you.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
- All right. - Hi, doctor.
Good to see you. - Good seeing you.
So, how have you been doing? - A whole lot better.
- All right, good.
You're recovered from our little procedure.
- Yes. - All right, good.
- So, I just wanted to come and talk to you
about the next steps in order to be complete with this journey.
- Mm-hmm. Right, right.
- My body has gone through a lot.
I'm on my 15th ass.
We can laugh. We can joke.
But from 35 until now, this has changed my life
in just trying to be healthy.
I know we had talked about what needed to be done
in order to do, like, a lift. - Mm-hmm.
- And to, like, fix my scars.
I'm over, like, the, um, the big ol' whopper on my back.
- Okay. - I just want, like,
a, you know, nice, little fitness body.
I want to be healthy.
- I personally don't think you should go with the implants.
- You don't think I should do that, again?
- Not at all. - Yeah.
- You have a significant amount of scarring.
Inevitably, over time, more than likely,
you'll end up with the same problem.
- Mm-hmm. The same thing? - Yeah.
- No, I'm over that. Okay. - Right.
So, you don't have any fat, really, but the science
has advanced a little bit, and now they have fat
that you can take off the shelf.
It's called alloClae.
It's human fat that's been sterilized or whatnot,
and you can use it to enhance your butt.
- Right now, I have a condition that I placed upon myself
that cannot be cured.
I have silicone floating in my body
that I will never get out.
I am labeled as a chronic pain patient
after now 15 surgeries.
I'm not against upgrading yourself,
as you will call it, but, for me,
I have to look at myself and be okay with myself.
- And then you just want to kinda stay off your butt
just so it'll optimize the healing.
- These ladies in this friend group--
they stress me out so bad.
I feel like it affects my ass.
♪♪
- Chile, let's go have a seat, honey.
- How have you been?
- A lot going on. - I know, right?
Life is pretty chaotic, right now.
Oh, my gosh, I'm so tired. [sighs]
Been running around all day, living life.
What's wrong?
- Nothing is wrong.
I, um, I went and talked to Wendy.
- Okay, how did that go? - Yeah.
I haven't told my youngest yet that she's married.
- What if it's hers to tell?
- She kinda feels like it's too soon.
I'm like, no, I think they need to know.
She told me that that's your story to tell the kids.
I think Ahmauri wants to have one foot in and one foot out.
She wants to be a child in my house,
as well as an adult in her house,
in her marital home, and I feel like she needs to
tell the truth to Arleigh and Avan
and let them know that she is indeed married.
I want them to know because I don't want them
to be blindsided. - Blindsided?
Okay, but I don't see how the kids mix in all this.
- Ahmauri's partner has been coming around
since Ahmauri was about 17 years old.
They believe that's her best friend,
which is not entirely true.
They trust her, and they rely on her
to be honest with them.
- Yeah, of course, I would be more willing
'cause that's a-- that's a-- that's a norm.
That's normal in society. You see that every day.
You see it in Disney movies. You see it everywhere.
Maybe in a couple years, I'll tell them.
Okay, but before we get there, can we just open it up
because now you're saying I'm gonna hurt the kids?
Like, that's not fair because we're not getting to
the root of it all. You sit--
- This is going-- this is not the way
I wanted this to go.
- Okay, but, like, let's talk about it.
Do you want to know why I didn't tell you?
- It's not even about why you didn't tell me.
- But it is to me. - But it's okay.
You didn't wanna tell me. - It's important to me.
- I don't wanna do this. I don't want to.
- I didn't wanna tell you because you were
impossible to talk to. - I was wit' you every day.
- Yes, but I had to hear about all the stuff
you were going through.
You never see my point of view. Your--
- What's your point of view? "Ma, I wanna go get married,
and I don't wanna tell you about it.
Ma, I wanna be grown and do what I wanna do,
and I still wanna be a kid and be treated like a kid over here.
I know I'm an adult, ma, but I want to have one foot in
and one foot out, and I wanna do what I wanna do.
I don't care if I stressed you out
by making you feel like you don't include me."
- Are you serious? I've tried to come to you before
not to tell you about the marriage
because I didn't want anybody to know about that
because I feel like you're not understanding
where I'm coming from. - Okay.
You always feel like I don't understand you.
- Because you don't. - I do.
- You never did. - I feel like you're entitled.
You're spoiled. - Entitled? What do you mean?
- What do you call it? - I take care of myself.
- But what do you call it? I mean--
- I pay my own bills.
- I get it, but what do you call it?
- Okay, so, I will be grown, and I won't come around no more.
Is that what it is? - That's not what I'm saying.
- It is. - I feel like, right now,
we're not connecting, so I definitely feel like
we need to bring in Wendy and explore what the real issue is
'cause, right now, it's a bit damaged.
It's a bit strained. [sighs]
- Can I go? [sighs]
- Ahmauri, okay. - This is stupid.
♪♪
- I'm always having to, like, defend who I am,
and I really don't give a (BLEEP).
- It's the best way to be.
- Yeah, there's no box for me,
and I feel like the country album
should just speak to all demographics.
♪♪
- You know we're anxious to get you back
in-in operation with us.
- Well, I like dead folks because it lets me be artistic,
you know. - Yeah.
- And I love hanging out wit' you.
- You're gonna do what you're happiest to do.
- The name means service, Willie A. Watkins.
I'm the mistress of the dead. - Get outta here, girl.
[laughing]
♪♪
- Ladies and gentlemen, I need you to get up
on your feet for the one, the only, D'Ella.
[cheers and applause]
Yes.
Okay, come on back.
♪♪
- So, are you excited about going to Scotland,
'cause you've never been there, right?
- But, you know, I really want to be
fully engulfed in the culture, though.
- Yeah, absolutely.
- So, I gotta figure out, like, what I can wear. Uh--
- Just put your clothes in a backpack this time,
so we-we can keep up with 'em. - Oh, my gosh.
- So, what is going on? - My bags never came.
- When is the soonest it could arrive?
- Not until tomorrow. I'm in pain right now,
knowing that I'm not fitting to have a fresh pair of underwear,
but I'm gonna dance through it, not too hard, though,
'cause I don't want to dance and get the crotch too dirty.
Don't know when I'll get another pair.
I'm gonna layer up. I'm gonna wear all my stuff,
so when I get there, it's already on.
- Well, you're gonna need them layers
to catch them blows they could give.
[laughing]
- Baby, they're on your neck. You know that.
- They are. They're on my neck.
Speaking of being on my neck, I ain't really been bothered
with Angela, and it's crazy because
she invited me to-- I think it's Maggie Madness,
but it's like the Bailey Bowl.
So, her and Cynthia are both doing it together.
It's like a field day almost where you--
it's competitive. - Oh, that's so-- that's fun.
- And it's in honor of her mom. - Mm-hmm.
- So, you know, I'm definitely not trying to
go there on no drama 'cause, I mean,
I be going through it with you and your health
and you-you being up and down all the time.
- Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely.
- So, just not having her mom there, I just--
I just can't even imagine that hurt.
I don't wish that on nobody. - Absolutely.
♪♪
- Miss Tatiana, yes.
Hey, girlfriend, you giving me the side-eye?
♪♪
Ahh! [laughing]
- Listen. Hello. - Girl, hey.
Muah. - Muah.
♪♪
Okay, so, we're gonna do this.
Then we're gonna talk good ol' lemon pepper wings.
Yes. - Okay, all right.
All right, you ready? - Okay, mm-hmm.
- Cheers to health, wealth, and mental health.
- Yes, period. - Yes, period.
- Amen. Mmm.
- Oh, my God!
- Look at us. We're all healthy now.
- But it's-- I know. [laughing]
Bitch, I'm tired of being in survival mode.
I'm ready to live. - Yes.
No, that is so real because, listen, what is going on
'cause I just saw in the blogs you've been banned from Nigeria,
and Simon has taken away the sponsor?
I said, okay, you need to explain this and break it down.
- I don't even understand it myself.
I don't. - Oh, wow.
- I feel like he just did it to get some press.
Oh, my God, anything that has any of my exes attached to it
when it comes to a headline, it's a spectacle.
It's not a never-ending saga over here.
I have retired.
I mean, think about it.
Why would I care about citizenship over there
if I can visit anytime I want?
Matter of fact, another reason why I don't mind his post--
every time I'm trending, Go Naked goes crazy.
- Mm-hmm. - One time, he actually posted.
Girl, I made $50,000 that day. - Yeah, shut up.
- So, I think that will be another great situation for you.
I wanted to ask you.
Would you like to make money together?
- Oh, yeah, girl, what are we talking about?
- Because I'm starting my pop on wig line.
Cynthia is also gonna do a wig line with Go Naked,
and I have some units that came in,
and I think they look like you. - Mm-hmm.
- So, let's do a Drew line. - Oh, oh, wait!
Oh, wait a-- - I wanted to--
I wanted to offer-- [laughing]
- What a difference a year will make!
- My mind frame when it comes to Drew is,
I'm looking forward to being on a different path with her
as a friend. Like, I really, you know,
hate what we went through before.
She was setting up a photoshoot for my company, Go Naked.
Your team called.
- Yes, I am planning an amazing photoshoot for Go Naked.
- Nobody asked you to film a photoshoot for my company!
Are you insane? You're an influencer!
- But I didn't know that was an issue.
- I really want to empower her
and especially with her going through her divorce.
I know how it feels to have a man
stake his claim over your life
and then try to pull it away from you.
- For us to start anew, I'm here for it.
I'm completely open. - Yeah, mm-hmm.
- I have a new manager.
So, you know, we'll let our teams talk.
- Okay.
- Porsha and I honestly have come a long way,
but I do have my reservations
because I just don't ever want to mix
our business and our friendship.
I'm excited for it, but I will just need
to make sure that we do things
the right way this time.
- Hold on, Drew.
You don't really know how to eat chicken wings.
- What you mean?
Hold on. - Oh, my God!
- What are you saying, right now?
- Give me your black card.
We're about to have a lesson.
- What happened? - All right, twist it a little bit.
- Wait, okay, yeah. - No, we're not.
- Okay, we're gonna get you to eat a chicken wing.
- It's for teaching purposes.
Take this one bone.
- Oh, you break the bone apart?
- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
- Oh, oh, how does that work?
Okay, period.
- Ain't no damn period. Look at that meat.
Look at all of that. - That is gristle.
- You need to eat that.
My African brothers and sisters would be shaking
their head at you.
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. - Oh, my, well, ma'am,
you are banned, right now, so...
- You got-- [laughing]
- Coming up...
- Okay, Angela, you became relevant
because of your last name
because you ----ed a NBA player.
- Whoa. - And married him.
- Oakley. - And married him.
- But you had to (BLEEP) him first, right?
- And married him.
- Girl!
♪♪
- Hey, how are you? - Hey, boo.
- Oh, my God, was there a memo?
Was there a white purity memo? - All white affair--
you know when you're buying, you can wear white.
- You look fabulous. - You do, too, baby.
- Thank you.
- I think you're gonna absolutely love this place.
- Ooh. - Downtown Alpharetta,
Milton school district.
All right, girl.
- Ooh.
- And boom. - Bathroom?
- Elevator. - Ahh!
- There we go, yes. - There we go.
Cute.
Oh, she just has to be finished.
- Yes, yes. - Okay, cute, okay.
- So, we're gonna go up to the fourth floor.
- Okay.
Shamea made sure that we were comfortable.
- You have as much time as you need.
Take your time.
- Well, Cha-Cha is definitely ----ing making
herself at home. - There we go.
I mean, as she should. [laughing]
- This was only a temporary solution
to my fix.
However, it's been a great space.
It's time for us to move on.
There we go. [laughing]
- Oh, gotta put some muscle in this thing.
Good gracious. - Listen.
- So, this is the fourth level.
- Oh, this is cute.
- Look at the patio. - Oh, wow.
[gasps]
- All right, we're gonna go down to,
now, the second level.
So, here you go, your family room
and your kitchen. - Wow.
Okay, financially, do you think it's something
that I can do?
'Cause, you know, I have financial fears, right now,
dealing with, um, you know, a kid in college?
- Yeah. - And I haven't really,
um, gotten any support from my ex.
- Well, to be honest... - Mm-hmm.
- If you want to hear my--
you know I'm gonna keep it one thousand.
- Keep it one thousand with me, sis.
- Financially, you're gonna have to suffer
for a little while, poo.
- Whew. - You can't live the way
you're used to living.
- I'm in a space where I have to put myself
in a position to win,
not only myself but my girls.
I want to provide a similar lifestyle
to what they have experienced.
- Oh, yeah, my first Chanel bag!
[laughing] Oh, this is so cute.
[cheering] I'm thrilled.
- However, I'm gonna be real honest.
It's hard to downsize,
but I definitely do see it as a reset.
So, is it uncomfortable?
Abso- ----ing-lutely.
Um, is it necessarily? Abso-- ----ing—lutely.
And I think that, as women, as mothers,
as single moms, that you have to make some sacrifices.
- The goal is, next year, for you to purchase.
- I-- we-we talked about that, yes.
- Yes. - And I-I really wanna
purchase my dream home.
- So, with that being said, you need to find something
under the budget
so that you can put back. - Okay.
- 'Cause you've gotta save.
[sighs] But, I mean,
these are the sacrifices that we have to make
in order to-to be better.
- Can I at least have a prayer closet and pantry?
- We can find you a prayer closet and a pantry.
- Guess I'll just have to get my steps in
on the stairs. - Yes.
At least your ass will sit up good.
- Just-- oh. [laughing]
♪♪
- Here you are. - I made it!
- Oh, excuse me. Sorry.
I'm here, I'm here.
- Ahmauri is heading home soon, and I didn't like
the way our conversation ended.
I didn't want to become estranged from my daughter
because I need my daughter,
and I want my daughter in my life.
She is not someone that I'm willing to throw away
or that I'm willing to not speak to.
Let's get to it.
- So, what would you like to get out of this today?
- I wanna make sure I talk about the boundaries
that you and I spoke about before,
uh, you know, setting boundaries.
And, um...
I wanna make sure I am heard
and that I am here for her.
I want her to feel included, but I also want her
to build a life for herself
and, um, not punish me
for allowing her to do that.
- I didn't understand why I had to tell my siblings.
I didn't see how that was relevant.
I didn't see how that was making
any progression in our relationship.
Like, if I wasn't even comfortable enough
to tell my mom,
what makes you think I'm comfortable
telling my siblings that?
- So, does it make sense to you that
that's what she wants, Ahmauri?
- No, that doesn't make sense to me.
You pushing me away or establishing
your boundaries
oftentimes makes me feel like,
Oh, like, yeah, like, you know,
you don't-- you don't need me.
And I feel like I-I want, you know-- I don't know.
I just really need her now more than ever
since, you know, we lost my grandmother.
- Which is the anniversary of her death now, isn't it?
- Mm-hmm, yes.
- That was hard. - So, it doesn't--
that's-that's part of what this is about?
- When my grandmother was here,
she used to help us navigate each other
and each other's feelings.
So, not having that, I guess, middleman--
- Yeah.
- ...it's been proven to be difficult.
- There's such powerful relationships
with your grandmother.
- Yes. - And your mom.
And as you take a breath to let her go,
how do we want to be with each other?
- I feel like my mother being gone
is playing a huge part
in the dynamic in Ahmauri and our relationship.
My mother was definitely the mediator for us.
Her not being here,
like, it's crippling pain.
- Angela, take a look in her eyes.
- Please.
You have pretty eyes.
- Oh, my baby. - Nice job, guys.
You did good with this today.
- Thank you, Wendy. - Thank you.
- So, one takeaway is what?
- The takeaway is, we'll be calling you again
in two weeks
because we have to keep this train moving.
[laughing] - Right.
- Baby steps. - Got you on speed dial.
- Coming up...
- Yeah. - I got ballers on my team.
- What in the world is this?
I literally have my glam and my boyfriend.
- What is our secret code word?
- Help. [laughing]
♪♪
♪ I'm gonna step in the kitchen let me cook a little bit ♪
♪ none of y'all mess with my fresh and my fly ♪
♪ I'm gonna switch it up any time I see you try ♪
♪ in my DMs waiting on a reply ♪
♪ pull up let me floss a little bit ♪
♪ eeny meeny miny mo ♪
♪ they gonna pick me all the time for sure ♪
- Ahh, the Bailey Bowl Maggie Madness.
This looks so good.
Cynthia and I are coming together
to throw Maggie Madness
to honor my mom,
and it's gonna be a 5-on-5 basketball game
because, you know, my mother loved college basketball.
- Yeah.
- I know you don't know a lot about basketball,
but I can teach you,
and we're gonna have a ball.
♪♪
- All right, now.
- Ahh, Cynthia! - This ain't looking good.
- Save me! [laughing]
[indistinct].
Hi. - Hi.
- Okay, my team is here.
Like, I got ballers on my team.
- What in the world is this?
Are these people really in the NBA?
I literally have my glam and my boyfriend.
♪♪
- I got LeBron. I got Michael Jordan.
I got-- no, I don't.
I have my husband.
I have my best friend of 25 years.
That's Crystal.
And I have Luke and John.
They helped Derrick to build Big Dave's Cheesesteak.
So, we're coming in heavy.
No pun intended. [laughing]
- How ya doin', P? - I'm good.
[laughing]
- Does the NBA have, like, heavyweight players?
- No.
You know, it's energy is key.
You know, metabolism, you know, it ain't burning.
We can't give you an orange or apple during the game.
♪♪
- Hello.
Hey, cheerleader. - Oh, my goodness, you look cute.
- Thank you.
- Not heels to the basketball game.
♪♪
- I love basketball.
I talk about basketball.
But playing basketball?
I might can, you know, dribble the ball
a little bit,
pretend to go through my legs,
shoot it, might not make it in,
but at least I shot my shot.
♪♪
- I'm feeling very unprepared.
I'm feeling very insecure.
I mean, it is only myself and Mike.
I don't even have a team, right now.
But we're gonna call some people from the hood
around the way and see if they can come through.
[whistle blows]
- You can't be late and talking.
- This is the second Bailey Bowl,
and I'm so honored to do it with Angela
in celebration of her mother.
[applause]
- I'm gonna tell everybody their team names.
Pinky...
- Your team is called Team Chatty Patty
for the obvious reasons.
[laughing]
- Next up, we name Phaedra's team
the Godfather, baby.
- Oh, that's right, of Atlanta.
- So, if we don't win,
we're just gonna have you killed.
- Oh! [laughing]
Uh, no, ma'am.
- I don't think these ladies are ready for the Godfather
because I have a real strategy.
Everybody on my team is very athletic,
and the girls seem to like Trey.
So, hopefully, we'll knock ‘em off their game.
- Uh, next, I'm gonna introduce the person
who always talks about my height.
This is my little sister.
I call her minion-- Team Minion, Kelli.
- Give it up for Kelli Ferrell.
Yes!
- This is Angela's way of reminding me
what she wishes her shoe size was, a minion.
- K. thinks everybody is out to get her.
So, the name of your team is Blind Opposition.
- Blind Opps. - ‘Cause we ain't your opps.
- Wow. - Oh, okay, whatever.
[laughing]
- All right, and last but not least, Shamea.
Go ahead, Angela. - Oh, Shamea likes to talk
about my size 11 and a half shoe.
- A lot. - So, I felt like
now is the time to give her the name
Team Sasquatch.
- Whoo!
♪♪
- We are having a single elimination,
five-on-five basketball game,
and whoever loses has to go home.
- Look what we got! Ahh!
- What is our secret code word?
- Help. [laughing]
- We're ready.
On court A,
this is Team Fangie versus Team 50 Cynt.
Cynthia's team doesn't have a shot.
- No, I don't know if the-the talent she had
can match your talent.
- So, you got the ball.
- Oh, we got the ball. - Okay.
- Oh! - Ahh!
- Damn. - What happened?
- Fall on the floor.
Most times, it's-it's a injury
because if you don't get right back up.
- Time out.
- Let's go. Go!
- But you didn't come check on me.
- If you had been there more than 30 seconds,
I would have been running like Superman.
- I was there longer than 30 seconds,
and you didn't come. - No, I didn't have my cape.
[laughing]
- Oh, my God! - That was not hard.
- Strawberry Shortcake has on the, you know,
stilettos and socks.
- Ahh!
[laughing] - Get it! Get it!
- It's sorta giving cosplay prostitution.
Y'all remember that prostitute who used to wear
baby doll socks and heels?
- You can't be good at everything!
(BLEEP) them cheesesteaks! [whistle blows]
- I don't wear sneakers.
- Let's go, Sasquatch! Let's go!
- Do you know why I named her Team Sasquatch?
Because she said I have big feet,
and I'm Team Sasquatch. - I mean, well,
everybody knows you wear, you know--
uh, have a large size.
How you walk around wearing a size six or seven?
You're gonna fall over.
- Here we go, Sasquatch! Here we go!
Oh!
Let's go, Sasquatch! Let's go!
Come on! Come on! Let's go!
Oh! - Okay, Jordan.
[whistle blows] - Ballgame!
Ballgame-- 12-1!
- Not freaking fair!
- Want some champagne? [laughing]
♪♪
- Shamea did her homework. She had talent.
She was geeked.
I-I thought she was back at Atlanta Falcons day
when she was a dancer.
♪♪
- Yeah! - Losing, right now.
- Thank you!
Come on, ref! Open your eyes!
He fouled her! - Come on.
- It was out of bounds.
- I think it was personal.
Something's going on between her and Shamea,
for real though.
- Come on-- game point!
[cheering]
- Oh, stank-ass.
- I wanted to win this for you.
- Thank you.
- Because I know you have never won...
...a championship game. - See?
- You know you came close in college.
- Yeah. Yeah. - Came close in the NBA.
But it took me to bring it home.
I got us a championship!
- Thank you. Thank you. - I am the champion.
- Thank you. Okay. - I don't want a kiss.
- All right. Ooh. - I don't want a kiss.
- Remember that one.
- Give me a kiss.
Give me a kiss. - Why do you need a kiss?
- That wasn't no kiss.
- Oh, I'm good. Thank you, though.
- Thank you. Thank you, beautiful.
Now, you're way nicer than your mama.
- If you're not one of the team captains,
you guys can go out and get refreshments.
We got tacos.
We got slushies.
The Bailey Bowl, with Maggie Madness,
is a huge success.
Now, it is a little suspect that Angela sat up here
and won her own tournament.
- Thank you, guys, for coming.
[applause]
All y'all brought you're A-game.
- Yes.
- Even though you knew you was gonna win
with them basketball players. - Right.
- I had a surprise. Y'all are lucky.
I took it easy.
K, I see you Xed out your name.
"Only opp is in opportunity."
I like that, though. - That's good.
- I see you. I see you.
- That was cute. - That's a bar.
"Only opp in opportunity." - That was cute.
- Shamea, where is Gerald? - He's working.
It's a workday.
- She said we ain't got sh-- to do,
'cause we're just here.
- I know, Shamea, you mentioned that
I was coming for your marriage.
- Shamea is definitely, like,
"Attacking my marriage and my this."
- Attacking her marriage?
- Uh, Hawks games and players and all this, yeah.
- Yes. Yeah, I said that.
And that couldn't have been further from the truth.
And I feel like you are spreading
that narrative about me,
and if we're talking about patterns,
you were the one who said that you thought
I set my husband up.
- Do you think that Phaedra really set Angela up
for that whole scene?
- No one even knew that you and Charles were gonna be
at that event, from what I'm-- what I've heard.
So, it kinda feels like somethin' that
her and Drew might have set up themselves.
Mm-hmm. - And then you're saying
that you knew my husband,
and he was outside and all these things.
♪♪
- You were the one who said that you thought
I set my husband up. - Mm-hmm.
- And then you're saying that you knew my husband,
and he was outside and all these things.
- Okay, Angela, you were the one that said,
"You're only with the Hawks,
"so you can have easy access to the players
"'cause you (BLEEP) all of 'em."
- Oh! - Wow.
- Now, to me, that's coming for my marriage.
- You never did? Are you sure about that?
- Please bring forth somebody. Yes, I would love--
Bring ‘em to me.
You became relevant because of your last name
because you ----ed a NBA player.
- Whoa. - Uh, and married him.
- Oakley. - Whoa, no.
- And married him. - You had to (BLEEP) him first, right?
- And married him.
- Girl!
- In this moment, Angela, there's a lot of other things
to worry about other than Shamea.
From our conversation,
your mother is everything to you.
Shamea is going to twerk and be Shamea.
You can't do that.
- Do y'all think that there is a way that we can move--
- I will never mention your name regarding Shamea, again.
- Hallelujah! - Any issue I have for Shamea,
is how she shows up for me, and that's just what it is.
- I think y'all have other-- way more issues besides me.
- No, it's not. It started with you and that--
in Nashville. - See?
- It's a pattern.
- Not you amen-ing, lapdog. - No, it's true.
I have to agree because your issue with me--
- Not you-- I'm just saying but when I agree--
but when I agree with people against you,
you call me a lapdog. - Your issue--
but your issue with me only started because of Porsha.
- So, what are you being, right now?
‘Cause I'm not even talking to you.
I'm talking to her.
- What happened with you and Drew?
I thought you guys were gonna try to work it out.
- It's not a negative thing that I don't wanna--
- We can't talk. There's nothing to talk about.
When we tried to talk, she got up and left.
It's like, it is what it is.
Goodbye to you. - Well, I got up and left you
because you started calling me a lapdog, again.
- Girl, 'cause you were being that.
I only keep it 100.
- I'm sick of my lap.
I'm really-- my lap is empty. - Off the lap, baby.
- And then y'all keep bringing it up.
- It's okay. It's okay.
- So, Shamea, you good? - Yeah, I'm-I'm okay.
- Are you and K. good, too? - Yes.
- Yeah. - Okay.
- What-what was wrong with me and K?
- I just felt a little energy.
I just wanted to make sure y'all was good.
- Shamea say to me,
"And I just hope you'll be loyal to me.
"I hope you'll be my friend because none of my friends
"want me to be your friend."
So, when I got to the car, I'm literally crying by then.
- You was crying?
- Yeah, because you keep on.
- It's heavy. - It's heavy.
- That's not right.
- What energy do you feel? - You know, I just feel--
I just feel a disconnect. I don't know what I feel.
- Where? - Here.
- It is a disconnect.
- Yeah, a little somethin'-somethin'.
I feel somethin' in the air.
I don't know. - No. What do you mean?
- I'm just looking, and watching, taking it in,
observing, like always. I'm just--
- Runnin' the opps. - I-I don't know.
I mean, if there's somebody that--
- The energy does not lie.
- No, no, no, not you, Pinky, no, no beef,
just vegan, but I feel like, in the moment of this game,
everyone's attacking Shamea for everything.
If I'm your friend,
you should find out just for me.
- Angela, we had a great time.
I hope you felt like your mom was memorialized
in a positive way. - I really did. I really did.
- And we would like to give you a hug,
if we could just end it with that, everybody.
[collective chatter]
- This so fake, so disingenuous.
Why can't we right our wrongs?
Why can't we nip things in the bud and move forward?
Why is it that when you address a problem with one person,
now everybody wants to attach themselves
to that problem and attack that person?
I don't even know what I did wrong.
I get it, you don't want me to be a part of the friend group.
I get it, and it's hurtful,
and it makes me not want to be a part of the friend group.
- Let's get on this plane to Scotland.
- That's right. - Yay!
- Cheers to Scotland. - Let's go.
- Next time,
on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta"...
- We are in Scotland.
- Oh, my God!
- That's our Black Scot.
- She's obsessed.
- Don't talk about me if you're not gonna say
the sh-- to my face!
Peek-a-boo! I see you!
- You said to me, "K., you've come in my life
"like a hurricane." I said, "Good or bad?"
You said, "Both."