- [crying] I want Daddy.
I want Daddy! - I know.
I think that you being gone for so long,
she's been getting, like, real emotional about it
and just kinda acting out.
- Daddy! - [laughs]
- We recommended you stay an additional 30 days.
- It's best for me to be more equipped
before I go back out into the real world.
- I always just wanted what's best for you.
- Didn't you say that the real estate exam was coming up soon?
- It is coming up soon. - Yeah.
- Dude, you're never gonna [bleep] believe this.
They couldn't even start my exam basically.
[screams]
- My employer called me today. I did get hired.
It's going to be in Morgantown.
- Can you work remote? - I just don't--
I just don't know right now.
- So why don't you just stay in Georgia?
- Because it's eight hours versus two hours.
- I think long distance is long distance,
either way you look at it.
I've never wanted to be in a long-distance relationship.
- How are you and Chris?
- At this point, for co-parenting,
when I text, I don't get a response, so I'm done.
- Yeah.
- Really? Oh, [bleep]. - I became, like, real,
real angry through all this.
- This COVID stuff, man. I'm going crazy lately.
So you 'bout to be opening your salon and stuff like that.
What you think--you think you'll get vaccinated?
- I don't know. I am so close to so many people all day.
- This is a cute little space.
- You know, boss [bleep]. - Yeah. Good job.
- I'm thinking, like, should I get vaccinated?
- And you know how all of us stand
in regards to this vaccine.
Hell, no.
- Stella is telling me that her heart is speeding really fast.
She has to wear a heart monitor for a whole month.
Luis said he was going to come to the appointment
and he did not [bleep] show.
So I wanna talk to his mom.
She goes, "He has called you to see Stella
and you don't respond."
[phone ringing] Luis's dad.
He disappeared and he never came back.
He's not consistent.
And he could blame me all he wants,
but I know the truth.
Right now, the first person
that's breaking Stella's heart is her own dad.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
[lively music]
♪ ♪
- My new salon opened a few days ago
and it's going really well.
Now that I'm seeing clients every day
and Bar is back at work,
we're planning to get the COVID vaccine.
Do you wanna sit here, my love?
- I wanna play when the food gets here.
- They got boozy smoothies. Okay.
- Cool.
- Yeah, no. [laughter]
What's up with you though?
- I mean, other than trying to get my salon together--
well, not really trying to get together,
but just balancing clients,
figuring out what my schedule's gonna look like.
- How many appointments you did so far?
- Probably like 12.
- Check you out. I got to come through and get my facial
and my little--
- It's only been one week of us being open, so--
- That's good, though.
Oh, her orange juice looking nice.
Look at that orange juice.
You got a big kid orange juice. - Got a little dried
little piece to it.
Yeah, so, have you talked to Mom?
- Yeah. Yesterday.
- I was kinda pissed off with her.
Did I tell you that I made an appointment to get vaccinated?
- No. Well, you'll be the guinea pig.
If you'll be all right, then maybe I can reconsider.
- Yeah. - She got 1,001 things to say.
- I had a conversation with Mom.
She was just basically like "Don't get it, da, da, da."
But my thing is, what Mom has to understand
is I don't live in her house anymore.
- Right. Like, you're just the mom over there.
- Yeah. You're the mom of your house.
My thing is Mom doesn't care because
she doesn't need to care.
But my thing was, I was trying to explain to her is just like,
at the end of the day,
I feel like it's not really your choice.
If you don't get vaccinated,
you can't be a part of society
at the capacity that I want to be.
I gotta do what's best for me, my family, my future.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Wide awake on the phone ♪
♪ Out of things to scroll through ♪
♪ ♪
♪ In my room all alone just me and my issues ♪
- Um, Chris asked me specifically
not to discuss him and his new family.
So, I'm not gonna make any comments
or any more comments on Chris and his new family.
- ♪ I won't text you back ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm bad at being a good friend ♪
- Hello, hello!
- Hi. - Hi.
How's it going with Creed and Lux and Chris?
- We don't-- we don't communicate.
We don't talk. We email only.
- Mm-hmm.
- And most of the time, we don't even do that.
I hope that when his new baby comes,
he forgets about Lux and Creed
and doesn't want anything to do with them.
- Would you want Lux and Creed to have a relationship
with their half-sibling or leave it up to them?
- I have maintained that I always want them
to have a relationship with their siblings.
And I would want that. I think the hard part
is that they're an hour away from each other,
which is very different than the situation of Lincoln
and his brother and Isaac and his sister.
He's very minimally involved right now.
So, either be all in or be all out.
And by all in,
maybe you need to move closer with your girlfriend
because you're not gonna spend time with them
every other weekend
and then them not see their other sibling.
So I think be closer so that you can be involved
or don't be involved at all.
- Is there ever, like, "Oh, why isn't dad here for dinner?"
Or, "Oh, like, why does Isaac get to--
are they still--" - We don't talk about it,
and I don't wanna talk about it.
- Okay.
♪ ♪
- Stella's been doing pretty good with her heart monitor.
And today she wore to school for the first time,
but I still haven't heard anything from Luis,
even after talking to his dad.
- Mom, I want an apple.
- Okay. I have one for you.
How was school? Was it hard
with your heart monitor or was everything okay?
- It's okay.
- Did you tell your friends about it?
- Yep. - What do they say?
- I said I have to wear it for 30 days.
They said a lot.
- So, what did your teacher say?
- Nothing. But she held it in the bathroom.
- Oh, yeah.
Nova, your dad said he wants to come over today.
He just texted me. - Who?
- Devoin. - Luis?
- No, just Devoin.
- You don't want Luis to come over?
- No. - Why?
Can you just talk to him?
- You want me to talk to him? - Yeah.
- You don't wanna talk to him? - No.
- So why do you want me to call him?
What am I going to say to him?
- Hello. How was your day?
- Why don't you call and you check up on him?
- Oh, my goodness.
- You wanna call Devoin? - Yeah.
[line ringing]
- Hello.
- Stella wants to say hi to you.
- What's going on, Stella? How are you doing?
- Good.
- Where Nova? - Hi.
- What up, Novi? - Nothing much.
- I'll let you know when I'm home
if you wanna come by to see the girls.
- Yeah. Let me know when y'all home.
- Say, bye. - Bye!
- Bye.
- Okay. You wanna call your dad?
- What? - Let's call your dad.
- No, no.
- You said you wanted to speak to him.
- I changed my mind.
- Just to see how he's doing.
- Fine. - Yeah.
You need to talk to him.
[line ringing]
I don't think he's gonna answer.
- Your call has been forwarded
to an automated voice messaging system.
- He didn't answer.
- No. - Oh.
- [sighs]
- Stella is obviously wanted to speak to her dad
if she asked about her dad.
I decided just to call, just to see because you never know,
he may have just picked up.
But unfortunately, he did not.
Devoin comes around, and Luis does not.
And this was just pretty much a prime example.
And it's just sad because if somebody can be there
for a child that's not theirs,
how come the actual father cannot
be there for their bio child?
It's really frustrating and sad.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- ♪ I don't wanna leave you alone tonight ♪
♪ I'm falling ♪
[phone ringing] - Oh.
- Hey, babe. - Hey, babe.
What are you doing?
- Bored over here. Just calling you
to see what's up. - Just kind of been in my feels
a little bit since I couldn't take the real estate exam.
But I know that I'll be able to take it eventually.
It was a little disappointing, a little discouraging.
- Yeah. - Either I'm not gonna get--
I'm not gonna give up. I'm not gonna
let it get me down.
- So, I got some exciting news, babe.
- Tell me.
- I'm going to be moving to Charleston officially.
- No, you're not. [gasps]
- Like officially, you can move to Charleston.
What? - I got the okay
to work remotely.
Look, I'll need a welcoming party.
- It might just be me and the girls because of COVID.
But we're definitely going to be
welcoming you in.
The girls' birthday is coming up,
so you can celebrate with us.
- Yeah. It'll be exciting. It'll be exciting.
- Yeah. - And we can go visit
my family for Christmas in Charlotte.
- That's exciting. I'm so excited.
- Yeah. So, I'll be there in a couple of weeks.
- What?
- Tell the girls I'm on my way.
- All right. I will.
- Where'd he go? Where'd he go? Where'd he go?
- ♪ Don't make me leave like this ♪
- We got back from Texas and Sean really
seems to be improving.
He'll be back in three weeks,
around the time I should be done
renovating the new house.
Oh. Did you have fun at Jesse's?
- Yeah.
- I don't know.
Daddy is they're getting treatment to be better.
But Daddy is probably gonna be coming home soon.
- Yay!
- I know. His treatment's almost over.
He's almost done with the doctor.
- He's not gonna be all alone.
- ♪ I'm so excited for you ♪
- I had my weekly phone call with Sean earlier today,
but all this distance is weighing on Kloie.
- Hello?
- Hello. - It's Friday
and we ain't got nothing to do.
So you talked to Sean today?
- Yeah. - How was that?
- It was good. Weird. - It was like
weekly phone calls, right? - Yeah.
- Probably three more. And then he's home.
- Hold on. I got a countdown.
- [laughs] No way.
- 19 days. Yeah. - 17 hours.
- It's almost like a couple of weeks.
- Clearly. It's still something there.
Like, I've seen the connections.
When he comes back. - Yeah.
- Is he staying at your new house?
- I don't know yet. I was thinking about
getting him, like, him getting an Airbnb for a few days.
I will obviously want him to come back and, like,
I want him to be in the house with Kloie
and Kloie to feel like, okay,
things are getting a little more back to my normal.
But I also don't want to push things and make it
to where it's a little too fast for me.
'Cause I think I've gotten used to being alone.
- You've grown a lot.
Like, before this, you kind of depended on Sean to be there,
like, be your person, and now, like,
you're depending on yourself to be the mom that Kloie needs.
You know what I'm saying? Like with Sean not being here,
you really stepped up and was, like,
I gotta handle this [bleep]. So--
- We've just learned that growing up and really growing
and prospering takes work
and a relationship, like, love takes work.
- What does he think is gonna happen?
- We haven't discussed it. His counselor said
it's not good to discuss way too far in the future,
to really let things wait till they're getting really,
really close, 'cause it just brings stress
when you're thinking about stuff
that's not even happening anytime soon.
I think I'm just trying to figure out
what's the best way to move forward
when he gets home that's best for me and best for Kloie.
We'll see.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- I might make some chicken and cabbage.
- You gotta eat cabbage.
You don't eat no vegetables. All right,
what kind of vegetable do you want to eat?
- Tiny carrots. - Tiny carrots?
- ♪ I don't wanna take my time right now ♪
♪ ♪
- Hi. - Hi.
- Oh, your hair's cute. What are you doing?
- Thank you. Nothing.
Just resting, sitting on the bed.
Chilling with Dad.
- I wanna tell you something. - What?
- I'm getting vaccinated tomorrow.
- We're not doing that [bleep].
- I'm not asking you to.
The alternative for me, Mom, is giving up on my own salon.
That's my dream.
So for me to not get the vaccine with me,
for me to just say [bleep] it--
Like, are you never going to get this vaccine?
Are you waiting for more research?
Like, what are you thinking? - For me, it's
a issue with God.
This wasn't something that I just woke up about COVID.
I just don't believe in vaccinations
wholeheartedly-- any of them.
- And I think that's where we differ because coming
from a medical standpoint,
there is a lot of science behind that are proven to work.
- I'm saddened by this decision.
- I'm not willing to give up
my salon over a vaccine.
And for that reason, I made the choice to get vaccinated.
- All right. Well, there's nothing I can--
That's your choice. - I love my mom.
Let me start with that.
But she's super anti-vax, but it's like,
I don't feel like she needs to say something
about everything that I do, either.
'Cause I pay my own bills. Like, I--she used to tell me,
as for me and my household, we gon' do what we gon' do.
So as for me and my household, we're gon' be vaccinated.
- ♪ Every night I'm on your brain ♪
♪ Tell me, will the pleasure be worth this game ♪
- You watching your brothers? Okay, watching your brothers.
♪ ♪
- ♪ I don't wanna fight ♪
♪ You gon' make me lose my mind ♪
- Yo. - What's up, bud?
- What's going on? - Chillin'.
- What you been doing, old man?
- Daddy duties. - Yeah.
- What's up with you?
- As you already know, I got another child on the way.
- Three babies. - Two of them. Two of them.
- Three babies. Three boys.
- And then I'm having back to back.
Like, I'm having like, one year old,
and I'm having a one-year-old and a two-year-old.
- So, how you think co-parenting will be different
with the new baby versus Lux and Creed?
- Smoother.
Yeah, me and the kid's mom, my new kid's mom.
Yeah. We're not in a relationship or anything.
I don't really know.
Like, right now we're just figuring things out.
We know each other for a minute.
Even since me and her were, like, kids.
It's her first kid. It's my third.
So, you know, like, but at the same time,
like, it's kind of, like, new to me.
'Cause it's like, I'm experienced a lot.
They ain't got no experience. - Yeah.
- Like, I literally had a part in everything.
The name, to the crib, to the room.
I don't know. This one maybe might want to be different.
- Definitely gonna be easier. There's no--
it's not gonna be nowhere near
like the situation you have with Kail.
I feel like a more healthier, more situation.
Like, less drama, less BS, less toxic [bleep] going on.
- Nah, me and Kail ain't got no communication.
Ain't got much to say to her.
I'll deal with you for the kids at this point,
but I ain't really got much to say
because I only feel like arguing.
- Do the boys know they gonna have a new baby boy?
- No. The boys don't know yet. I ain't telling 'em yet.
I don't know if she told 'em.
But he will be around when they come.
I'll make sure they see him.
Yeah, they gonna have a bond with their brother.
I know that.
- Devoin came by and decided to take the girls out.
With Luis not around,
I'm glad Stella at least has Devoin in her life.
- You want Ice creams? - Do they have vanilla?
- Mm, mm, mm.
[groans] Here, here.
That's protection.
Try and come lean forward
as close as possible when you scoop it.
So that way you don't have to bring it over you
and it won't drop.
How's the ice cream?
- I'm ready to go and jump.
♪ ♪
Devoin, look what I can do.
- Who's gonna get tired first?
- Me. My legs hurt.
- ♪ I'll keep shining, counting clouds ♪
♪ ♪
- Um, Luis texted me saying he wants to meet up today at 11.
He says he wants to talk.
- Well, that would make sense after you calling his mom
and his dad and confessing all his sins, you know.
- Luis's dad sent me $500. - What?
- For Stella, to get her
her birthday gift and her Christmas gift.
- Wow. You really hit a core.
- Luis hasn't bothered to check in on Stella.
Nothing has changed when it comes to him.
I'll just wait to see what he has to say.
- [speaking Spanish]
- I know it has to do with Stella.
But as to what, I don't know.
- Well, he's gonna admit that he's guilty.
He's gonna apologize. And he's gonna try
to come up with a game plan to make it work.
- I guess we'll just go in there and kinda see
with an open mind, and that's it.
I'm feeling a little bit nervous
and I don't really know why, like, I don't--
I don't even know what I'm gonna say.
It's sad that we have-- I have to continue to have
meetings with him about his own daughter.
I just--why does it have to take me speaking
to your parents for you to finally get serious?
Like, what is going through Luis' mind
and what am I walking into?
I really don't know.
- ♪ To me if we can't come back ♪
♪ Then will you hug me and tell me that I'll be fine ♪
♪ ♪
- ♪ Oh, my baby, you know I ♪
- Kloie and I are meeting Chau
so I can show her around the new house today.
Mom is starving. I haven't eaten today.
Also the hairstylist and a single mommy.
Huh? So we're gonna go to our new house, okay?
'Cause--cause-- - [farts]
Ew. You're gross. - [laughs]
[farts] - Ew! Kloie!
You're gross. - [laughs]
- Can I-- [inaudible]
- Look who's here. It's--it's Chau.
- Jaders.
- You ready to get out?
- Yes. - Oh, my God.
- Hi! Got you some flowers
for your new house, and a card. - Oh, I thought you's
tryna get some. [laughter]
- This your house? - Your new house.
- You excited to show me?
- Look at the house! - Whoa!
- I got all new light fixtures, isn't that pretty?
- Oh, my God! Yes. You get a new--
- I'm going to get this new door.
- A new door.
- Yeah, I'm getting a black one, like, a jet black one.
- This is cute as [bleep].
- Yeah. But you remember the bathroom how it was.
This--yeah, this comes over and does a little,
you know, a little slide.
Kloie, you wanna see your new room?
- Kloie.
- That's going to your closet. Don't worry.
All that's getting taken out of there
and you're gonna get new floor.
- Don't worry. - This is your room.
- I know. 'Cause none of our stuff's in here yet.
We have to wait until we move in
'cause they're still finishing all our the stuff.
Every single one. - There's no toys.
- No toys. Not yet.
Buying the house,
I didn't sit around and wish for it.
I've been saving for literally years to do this.
I just wanna give my daughter stability.
I wanna buy a home.
I never had that growing up
and I want her to have a sense of comfort,
that sense of home.
- ♪ Back to the bed I've made the city I crave ♪
♪ It's time to roam unknown ♪
- The twins are with Corey celebrating their birthday,
and Addie's with her grandparents.
So I'm in Georgia to help Jaylan move to West Virginia.
- We're all patched up. - All patched up.
- Took us only a day, really a day total.
- Yeah. We're both tired.
both: We're both tired.
- But we're doing it. We're doing it.
Jaylan rented a place nearby
and it's finally ready for us to come visit.
Everyone say hi!
What the-- all: Hey!
- Who it is? Hug. Hug. Hug. Welcome in. Welcome.
- Yeah. - Wow.
He's finally here!
This is nice. - What'd you guys think?
- Your TV is huge in here. - Look at that there.
- Aw, look! - Who's that?
- It's us. Oh, yeah.
- That's just, like, so cool.
- This is nice. This is nice.
- Thank you. - Wow!
- Okay. Well, we got you something.
- Y'all got me something? - A housewarming gift.
Ready?
We got your face. Y
our face. Do you like it?
- This is nice. I like this.
- Mom, there's a hunk of a chunk of a man right there.
- There is a hunk of a chunk of a man right there.
- This is the--I guess you can call it dining room
slash-- - Working room.
- My office room. - Yeah.
- It's nice.
- But there's an upstairs and downstairs pool table.
Y'all can go down there and play.
- All right.
- All right, you guys can go play.
- [indistinct chatter]
- [laughs] - Some crushed ice.
- You are here. - I am here.
- How's it feel? - Good.
- It looks great.
It only took me, like, 15 minutes to get here.
- Really? - Yeah.
- From your house? - Yeah.
- Yeah. And it's also good that I don't have to drive.
- Eight hours to come and see us.
- Eight hours to come see you.
- But you're here. And we get
to celebrate the twins' birthday together.
- Yeah. Let's do it. I'm coming for sure.
- Yeah. I think we'll have fun.
We'll do stuff like this together.
- Yeah. We can do everything.
Twins' birthday, Christmas, Thanksgiving.
- I love you, babe.
[dramatic music]
- I just got to the restaurant to meet Luis,
but he doesn't want the cameras inside.
So, what's up?
- Stella is, like, the greatest kid in the whole world.
And she deserves a parent that's gonna do everything
that they can do to be there.
And she only has one of those.
- And let's keep it honest. She doesn't know you.
She doesn't--she's not comfortable around you.
- Consistency is what's going to make that better
because she is comfortable with Nova's dad.
- Yeah. As you should.
So yeah, if you wanna start off taking it day by day,
just calling her, then this is finally it.
Then I'm all for it,
but I'm not gonna hold my breath.
- All right.
- ♪ Bad day, lies are stuck in denial ♪
- [crying]
- ♪ It's that way down on me ♪
♪ Nobody knows all the demons haunt me ♪
♪ I know who they are they take up the space ♪
♪ Yes, I know the names but I'll never say 'em ♪
♪ ♪
- So?
- So, I don't know.
- What do you mean?
How did it go?
- Um--
I don't know. The same thing.
He's sorry. He's struggling. He's depressed.
He's making excuses, but he says he's gonna call.
- Did he ask about her heart? - Nope.
- What? Oh, my God.
Ask any questions?
In-[bleep]-credible.
So it was basically all about him.
- He did not say anything.
Nothing came out of his mouth, nothing--
- What the [bleep] purpose of the--
- [crying] I don't know what the purpose
of this meeting was supposed to be about.
He said he's sorry. He's gonna do better,
like every other conversation.
- And you know, for the record.
Stella has a great relationship with Devoin,
but that's not her father.
I've noticed that Stella is getting older
and she's--
she doesn't understand it quite well yet,
but it's starting to click.
Like, when Devoin says, "Bye, Nova. I love you."
[crying]
Or he says, "Novi. I love you."
Because he's the--
- And not to Stella-- - So you can't take it away
from Nova, but Stella's not getting the same.
It's [bleep] up.
- I need a second.
[sobbing]
[bleep]
- Oh, my God. So [bleep].
- [crying loudly]
♪ ♪
- ♪ They ain't never seen a ♪
♪ Girl like me ♪
- Bar and I are getting our COVID vaccines today.
He's at work, so he'll meet at the pharmacy,
and my cousin is coming to watch Holly.
Okay, y'all. I'm haulin' ass. - Seat belts.
- I don't know what to tell you.
Well said, baby, I think we should get the vaccine.
- Look at your husband. Y'all gonna do it together.
Oh, my goodness.
Y'all really deciding to do this bitch.
- Here's my thought. I see four to five clients a day.
They wear masks, but you know, the mask slips down.
They're not wearing it properly.
And also, I just feel like at this point, any job
that you get at this point,
it's probably going to require a full vaccination.
- Absolutely. And the booster.
- Bitch, I done spend so much money for my salon.
I really have worked hella hard.
I didn't do all that [bleep] for a bitch ass COVID to come--
- Yeah, I know! - But also there is science.
But--wait, wait. No, listen.
- Well there's politics right now.
- Yeah. But when I--but when
I'm talking--I'm talking about science.
- Right. - Not political.
I'm talking about pure A squared plus B squared math,
science [bleep], you know what I'm saying?
- Yeah, yeah. We'll see. But you'll be okay.
No, seriously. You'll be good.
And rotate your arm inside [bleep], bitch. All that.
- I know how to give shots. If she [bleep] me up,
I'ma sock her.
- Best of luck. Farewell, friend.
- No! - Farewell
- Shut up.
♪ ♪
Okay. Got stuff.
Let's go. - Yeah. Come on. Let's get it.
Um, seatbelts. - Did it hurt?
- Not-uh. Felt like a regular shot.
- Like a regular shot. Exactly. Yeah.
How was it? Was it something you expected?
- Your arm gonna fall off.
- And if it do, baby--
- You're gonna get a prosthetic arm.
- I'ma be able to get into a good hospital
'cause I'm vaccinated.
- ♪ Will we get caught when we break the law ♪
♪ ♪
- All right, baby. Heading back to the house.
How'd you like the new house? Did it look pretty?
- Yeah.
- Everyone did such a good job on it.
- Could--what's the other room going to be? The living room?
- My room--I have my room
and then I have-- and then you have a room.
- Where's Daddy going to sleep at in our new house?
- [chuckles] I don't know, baby. I don't know yet.
You want Daddy to come stay the night with you?
- Yeah. You mean stay the night?
- Mm-hmm. - What stay the night at?
- At our house.
- Can he stay? Please? Pretty please, Mom?
- You want him to stay forever? - Yeah.
♪ ♪
- I think we'll--we'll have a talk about all that stuff.
Kids, they want both of their parents
there and present all the time.
Me and Sean had a really good vibe
and a good connection when we were out in Texas.
But I think I'm just kind of worried and skeptical
about how everything's gonna go when he gets home.
Ultimately, I just wanna do what's best for Kloie
and for us as a whole.
♪ ♪
- I'm flying to Atlanta for a few days
to do promos and a podcast.
All the kids are with their dads this week,
so I can get some work done.
- They didn't have Legos like this when I was a kid.
What the heckeroni is that?
- I don't know.
- So, I guess we need this times two.
- Times two. What's one times two?
- Two. - Two. Good job.
- You're testing me like-- like I'm the child here.
[both laugh]
♪ ♪
- We're doing our cookie shots now.
- Okay. I was gonna say, we shouldn't be like--
- Yeah. You're going to make these cookies.
- Are we feeding each other? - Whatever you're doing?
- Here, switch spoons, then.
Don't be mean!
[laughs]
[screams] [laughter]
We're gonna be on the next cook show.
- Yes. - But we're not,
we literally just use pre-made cookie dough
and act like we did something.
- The last time we filmed, the baby had not been born yet--
Lux and Creed's half-sibling. - Oh, no. I'm not going there.
- Had not been born. - He's--it's been born?
- Yeah. I'm not going there.
- Who? Wait, it's been born?
- Yeah. I'm not go--yeah.
- Do we know what it is? - It's a boy.
I'm not going there. - We're not talking about it?
- I don't think I talked about it online, either.
- You talked about it-- - He probably talked about it.
- He did, but I don't wanna talk about it.
- Okay. I was gonna say, you talked about
him having a sibling and that it was important for you--
for Lux and Creed to get to know their sibling.
- Yeah, but that was like in passing.
That wasn't something that I wanted to elaborate on.
- Wait. - Nothing about the baby.
- No, I'm not--I'm not allowed to talk about that.
My lawyer confirmed yesterday.
- I thought it wasn't due-- like, it was a boy?
Do we know what it looks like? - Mm-mm.
She said do not comment on this.
And that's in writing if you wanna read it.
- When was it born? - I don't know.
- A couple days ago or something.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Chasin' the sun ♪
♪ We won't stop till we're done 'cause we're ♪
- We're celebrating the twins' 12th birthday today
and tomorrow, we're going to visit
Jay's family in North Carolina.
- Get the lasso! - There.
- Wha-hoo! The green one, green one, green one.
- Two's in-- - All right. Watch this.
both: Yay!
[laughter]
- You're extra, man.
- ♪ And honey, I don't think I might ♪
- Nice.
What's wrong? - Nothing.
I'm happy to be here. Why don't we do a toast?
- A toast? - Yeah. A toast.
No, but seriously, one,
I just wanna say happy birthday to the twins.
I can tell that your mom really loves you guys
and I'm happy to be a part of the family.
- Not yet. - Not yet?
- You're doing great, Jay. - We love you. Love you.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
all: Happy birthday!
- That was a very heart-filling--
- Yeah. You're being sarcastic.
- So is everybody blending? Is everybody blending?
You know, you guys have met Jay, Jay's met you guys.
You know, y'all have been around a lot.
Like, how's it going? How do you girls feel about it?
- Good. - Yeah?
- Yeah. - I really, like,
like the teenage attitude, though.
- Yes. But they're not answering.
- You do? Of course, you do. - How do you feel
about Jay in the picture?
"Yeah. Yeah."
- What do you want me to say? - "Yeah."
♪ ♪
- Jay's really starting to feel
like part of our family
and I'm excited to get to know his.
We drove to North Carolina this morning and his dad
and twin sister and her kids are coming over.
Come in.
[indistinct chatter]
- Hi, how are you? - What's up?
- Hey, Leah. - Hi, guys. Hey.
- Hi. How are you? - Hi.
- What's your name?
- Aleeah. - Hi, I'm Jessica.
Hi, I'm Jessica. - We look exactly alike.
Do we look alike? - We got the same complexion.
[laughter]
- No. We do not look alike at all.
- Ooh! - That looks nice.
- Everybody looks like Jaylan.
- We're twins. And these two are twins.
- Yeah. - Aleeah and Ali.
- Do we look like twins? - Do we look like twins?
- I look better than him, right?
- Yeah. - I love this.
This--this--this makes me feel good, personally.
And I love all y'all here.
[cork pops] - Oh!
- Do you guys want to make gingerbread houses?
- Y'all want to make gingerbread houses?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
- This is a tree. - This is a tree.
- How many pieces are in this tree?
- I have no clue, and why--
Where is my lady at? Where's she at?
- She's helping them make the gingerbread houses.
- Oh. She's helping them make ginger houses.
Yeah. So what do y'all think? How did y'all like
meeting my girlfriend and her kids?
- I mean, I thought it was awesome.
I think she's--she's really good. She's solid.
- I appreciate the support.
- Yeah, of course.
- Just like you described her to me.
- Well, I said--I said all the good things.
- Take your word for it. - Yeah.
Look at that.
- That is a nice Christmas tree.
- I know, right. - I did most of work.
I'm not gonna lie. - Of course, you did.
- Yeah. - Of course, you did.
- Ready? Okay. Ready?
- There you go. [laughter]
- This is--This is Grinch, right here.
- Don't call me a Grinch! - This is Grinch.
- 'Cause you--but you are one.
- No. Jay, she's a realist.
Okay? - Yeah. Yeah. A realist.
- She's not a Grinch.
- Right. - I think it went great.
It was a great way to bring in the holidays.
And I think we'll continue to grow together as a family.
And I love that.
- Devoin dropped the girls off and the girls
had a good time with him.
I'm still upset about my talk with Luis,
but I don't want to let on to the girls.
- Stella, what are you doing? - What?
- What are you doing? Why'd you grab him like that?
- I didn't-- - He's fine.
- She was grabbing him like this.
- [whispers] Not too hard. - I was grabbing him like this.
- Okay. Just not too hard.
- What are you doing, Haiku?
No. No, no, no, no.
[phone ringing]
- Oh. Look, your daddy's calling.
- No! - Let's talk to your daddy.
- No! - Come here.
- No!
- Come here.
- No! - She ran away. Hold on.
Stella, you wanna show him your lizard?
- She got a lizard?
- Your gecko? Come on. Come here.
Come say hi to your dad. Here, take the phone.
- Hi. Can I see your lizard?
- Hold the phone while I take him out.
- How's school? - Good.
- Here. Show him. - Look it.
- Mm? - Here, hold him.
- Oh, my God! He's so pretty.
What's his name? - Haiku.
- Hytu? - Haiku.
- You feed him every day?
- Yeah. We feed him grasshoppers and worms.
Super worms.
- Ew. - [laughs]
- Why do you have a fanny pack on?
- 'Cause that's where she holds her heart monitor.
- Yeah. - Okay.
Well, I'm gonna call you tomorrow morning, okay?
- Okay. - And I'm going to school.
And you're going to school. - [laughs]
- Goodbye. I'll call you tomorrow, okay?
- Okay.
- I think the conversation that I had with Luis' dad
and also the conversation that I had with Luis
changed his perspectives a little bit.
I don't know how long this is gonna last,
but I will always try to stay hopeful for Stella
because I just want her to be happy.
And I want her to have a mom and a father.
But to hope and pray that he continues to check up
on Stella and call her and actually be Stella's father.
- ♪ Look out, look out ♪
♪ A new horizon ♪
♪ Look out, look out ♪
♪ And we'll be flyin' ♪
♪ So high, so high ♪
♪ Ohh ♪
♪ Look out, look out ♪
♪ From new horizons ♪
♪ Take our dreams and won't look back ♪
♪ You know we're in this together ♪
♪ The journey is another path ♪
♪ We're gonna love all the weather ♪
♪ Oh, you know we're not done ♪
♪ The best is yet to come ♪
- On the next "Teen Mom 2"...
- Would you be open to getting back into a relationship?
- I plead the fifth.
- One day, Leah, you're going to pop that ring out.
- He's not.
- Are you excited for Sean?
- I'm ready for him to come home.
- I'm probably going to miss this place a lot.
- They found a bunch of malignant stuff in my spine.
- Why is he not answering? - I don't know, baby.
I'm not gonna allow Luis to continue to hurt Stella.