JACKIE: Previously on "Basketball Wives"...
- We're here in Vegas! - Let's go!
- We were just talking about what happened
between Nia and I at the event.
- I feel kind of ganged up on.
And then Duffey went and got your man.
- She dissed me in an apology.
- Don't ever come around no bullshit with that baby.
- When people are so angry, they don't really realize
there's a pregnant girl sitting right here. Hello...
Brandi, I'm sorry that I was a bad friend to you.
I would have never done anything to intentionally hurt you
or do anything that make you feel less than a person.
- Give her a hug.
- Y'all can leave if y'all don't want to be here.
- Girl, bye. - Girl, bye? Bitch.
Let me tell you what.
- You cut me, bitch! - Oh my God, somebody's cut.
- ♪
- Take her upstairs, Brittish...
Take her upstairs.
- Not gonna mess it up in there, get her out, get her out.
- I've been nothing but classy with you mother [bleep] hos.
She's a [bleep] animal.
- Bye bitch.
- All hell broke loose. Nia and Duffey are having words.
- You ain't gonna disrespect me. - You disrespected.
- And Duffey throws a plate
Nia grabs apples. - Bye! Bye!
- And next thing you know, I see Brooke throw a drink.
- You come here acting like a child, bitch.
- Oh! Move Angel!
And then the bottle...
Hits Brandi in the head.
- [indistinct shouting]
- And everything just seemed to go in slow motion at this point.
- She threw a glass at me!
- Are you okay?
- Okay there, they need-- they need to check on Brandi.
It feels like I'm watching the sisterhood crumble
right before my eyes.
- Don't nobody [bleep] play with me,
I'm from mother [bleep] Memphis, bitch.
- Noria, Noria, get in the car!
Calm down.
- Get me out [bleep] for this [bleep]
[bleep] embarassing.
- Shut the door so I can get them offa here.
- And every time they come around and do [bleep].
Agonize people and you expect what?
- They do keep pressing buttons because they want to see
what's going to come out of it. - And now you see.
That was a really dangerous situation.
Like, I take accountability for throwing my drink.
I should not act like a child when I'm being antagonized
because I know better.
- That's crazy. Are you okay?
- I'm like, what the [bleep]? I did--I just froze.
Like, are we really doing this right now?
- I'm working so hard. - Yeah, so...
that's what I'm saying, don't let anybody pull you down.
I been, just going, going, going all weekend.
And I been trying to make sure y'all are having fun.
I didn't think nothing like this was going to happen.
After this, I can't try again. Like you throwin' bottles.
You hittin' my friends in they head.
- Let's--let's be better.
- We are better than that. - Yes.
- That's so below, all of us, including them.
- Everything kept escalating and getting more and more dangerous.
None of this is what I wanted to happen this weekend.
- Where are they?
- Uh, they're right down here. - Okay.
- You going to tell me what happened?
- Um, I got hit with the bottle.
- Okay. Where did you get hit? - In the back of my head.
- Does anything hurt or...? - Yes, right here.
- Vital signs? 119 over 85.
- Is it that bad? Was it bad?
- Vital signs look great. - Okay.
- The only thing we get concerned about is, you know,
the fact you got knocked out. - Yeah.
- Honestly, it's really up to you.
We can't force you to go to the hospital.
- No, I'm fine. I'm not taking my wig off. I'm perfectly fine.
I've had a lot of things thrown at me,
but a bottle is not one of them.
- I mean, hands,
but not no damn bottle. It's kind of [bleep] up.
They just took my vitals.
- Girl, we can't have you passing out.
- Girl, I'm not blocking no more fights.
- Y'all are on your own.
- Girl, if Jackie didn't move me within seconds,
it was coming my way.
I think people are forgetting that I am at
a high risk pregnancy right now,
and I don't need the extra stress.
I just need for things to be peaceful.
- Malaysia, shoes.
Hey, stop walking around barefoot,
there's glass everywhere.
- I just wanted to be, you know,
completely transparent with everybody.
I just remember me having my first, you know, fight amongst,
you know, the ladies and just being the odd man out.
Nobody come in to check on me. Nobody's saying anything.
And it just didn't feel nice. - No, no, no, no, no.
- I want to go out there and I want to like,
make sure they okay. - Where are they?
- I don't know, but I'ma go find 'em.
- Being the one that brought the sisters to the group,
I really feel bad that things are kind of messed up
the way that they are.
- My baby's probably like, what is going on out there?
Yeah, I got to go. I need to lie down.
- Oh, my God. Mm-mm-mmm.
We need a shot. Okay?
Uh-oh, she might not answer me 'Laysia.
She might be like-- oh, here she is.
Hey Nia.
I'm sitting here with Malaysia.
- Hi boo. - How you guys doing?
- Everybody is mad, everybody is like, nah, [bleep] that,
because you were just involved in a huge, you know, argument.
So we have to figure out a way to take a step back.
- We are passionate, so everyone is going to show their anger
or in frustration in different ways.
Well, be safe. We love you guys.
Bye. - Bye-bye.
- I feel like everybody is wrong in this situation.
No one was right. - Me too.
Now, I bet you Duffey ain't in no mood to do nothing now,
this is probably ruined.
- I was on such a high
from everything that happened this weekend.
The whole point of the trip was for everyone to have fun
and leave the drama behind.
But now that everything has went to [bleep],
I just want to go home and just focus on
all the good stuff that came out from this weekend.
- I need a light.
- Wait, hold on honey. We want some of this too.
- Oh, y'all want to get down?
- Jackie, I definitely want a cigar.
You know, I learned how to smoke cigars in Cuba.
- You know what? Y'all gonna kill me
'cause there's only a few.
Is--is there one in here? - Oh, you can have it.
I just can't believe that the girls actin' so crazy.
I think back, though, when I first--
when Jackie first introduced me to the group and I was 23,
and I was like, they ain't gonna bully me.
And I look back and now, and I just be looking like
I'ma mind my business.
- I think like, when you get older, you feel like
the world is in minding your business.
- People that mind they business live longer,
is what my gramma said.
So, I do wanna apologize me throwing my champagne.
I allowed them to take me to a place
that I don't want to be in.
The one thing that I feel bad about and that I would change
is allowing someone else to control my emotions.
But you have to be accountable for the things that you do.
And I obviously need to dig a little bit deeper.
I don't want to be that person and I don't like to be
around people who can even get me to that point.
- We got to move past the whole idea of fighting anyway.
When I get in an argument,
the first thing doesn't come to my mind to fight,
but sometimes it just escalates.
- We all are a work in progress. - Yeah.
- I just feel like we came down here for Duffey's weekend
and I just want to have five minutes of us
just clear sailing.
- We are in Vegas and we haven't done nothing fun but see camels.
What's up? - I have one request.
Can we all agree that we are going to be better
than we were today?
- Yes, yes, yes, yes, definitely.
- That's always the ultimate goal for me.
- And I realize that women like,
when I was listening to Brandi and Malaysia talk.
- I would have never done anything
to intentionally hurt you or do anything
that make you feel less than a person.
- I'm not the girl who hides stuff.
I got to let it off immediately. - It wasn't that it was hiding.
It was like, you just don't want to put too much on a person.
- That is their job. - That is not their job.
- Yes, it is. And it's your job as your friend back your sister.
It's understanding that it's not just about me.
It's about you, too.
- Well, you don't know. I had another health scare.
Something happened and I called my doctor back in Detroit.
And he's like, Brandi,
you need to go to the hospital right now.
They're worried that it could be cancer.
So I'm freaking out, I don't know what's going on.
It's bigger than what we got going on.
- My heart is broken, and I'm scared for her.
That's something that I would never want her
to experience again. Ever.
We will definitely one day come together
and have a conversation. - Without force.
- I'm proud of you and Brandi. We had a moment, right?
- Can we start with a group hug?
Yo, why we got to get up and-- - Yes! Come on.
- Don't tempt me with a good time.
- ALL: Aww.
- JACKIE: Okay, let's talk about sex.
- ALL: Oh...
- JACKIE: Coming up on "Basketball Wives"...
- The possibility of me coming out with that record
is very real to me.
- I just feel like it's unfair.
- This is my decision. This is not your decision.
- It's me and Angel's first annual basketball soiree.
- If you want to lose, you should have me on your team.
- All right, all right.
- All right, here we go, jump ball.
- Jackie and Malaysia, go, go, go!
- Hey there miss ma'am. - Hey.
- Oh, my goodness.
- On one hand, I'm excited to see my friend.
And on the other hand, I'm just hoping that it goes right.
- ♪
- Well, I'm here if you need me, just go ahead and give me a call
or text, I'm about to have lunch with the ladies for a second,
so I love you, and I'll call you after, okay.
- Oh, you look nice.
- You got my shoes on, give 'em up.
Give up the shoes, I'm gonna get those.
Baby girl, listen. - How you doin'?
- I'm good. But I'd be doing better if we can have
something other than tea.
Hey mamacita. - How are you?
- Oh, it's good to see you. I like your hair Brittish.
- Yes, this hair is giving honey.
- This hair is giving everything.
- [indistinct chatter]
- What are y'all doing?
- Girl, sitting here, catching up after Vegas, you know.
- Have you guys recovered yet? - I have definitely recovered.
- I mean, we didn't do a lot of fun stuff, but you know.
- No, I feel terrible.
So we didn't have no fun in Vegas, so I'm inviting you guys.
We're going to have a basketball soiree.
Me and Angel.
- I was thinking of inviting you guys to my place
to play basketball. What do you think?
- Oh, so cool.
I can drink, I'll drink for you.
- Yeah, exactly, exactly. Exactly.
- Doing one on one and all of us playing each other.
Yes, we've never played basketball,
so I want to see who's really been watching they husband.
- But Angel can't play. She pregnant.
- Angel the referee.
- Oh, this [bleep] is about to be fun.
- Jackie, I'm not trying to be funny.
Nia and Noria, I didn't know them before,
but now I don't even think I want to.
- I definitely don't. - I do feel like,
You guys should give them a chance.
I don't want the basketball game to start to turn into Dodgeball.
- So you don't think they would, they should be invited?
- This a no for me.
Brandi got hit in the head with a champagne bottle.
We got a pregnant woman here.
Like, they really lost their [bleep] mind.
- They're conniving, manipulative
and nutty as a fruitcake.
- They have really rubbed y'all the wrong way.
- They should say their ass in [bleep] Memphis.
- I respect how the ladies feel about the sisters,
but I don't think they realize that they're not the cause
of all the problems that's in the group.
But if is going to keep the peace, maybe it's a good idea,
if the sisters don't come around for a bit.
Don't get it mistaken, what they did throwing a bottle,
that's dangerous. I'm not down with that.
- Okay, so you guys picked this house.
So here we go.
Welcome home, guys. Welcome to our L.A. house.
Oh, oh, oh.
- We have a palm tree in our backyard.
- Yeah, let's go check out the back.
So after weeks of searching.
- Come on. Come on in. - This is beautiful.
How many bedrooms is it? - Four bedrooms.
But with the office space down here, it is five.
- The kids and I picked out our perfect home.
So now we get to all be in L.A. together full time.
It's like a cute little area to hang out.
And we can--we can talk and read.
This could be our readin' tree, Jayla.
- Yeah. - Are you guys excited
about being back in our old neighborhood?
- Yes. - Yeah.
- And then you guys get to go back to your old school.
- I can't wait to go back to our old school.
- And Janerro, you get to go to the high school.
I mean, high school is a big thing.
- High school is lit bro, that's where like, the girls be jockin'
and mommy's going to be like, uh-uh.
Jaden. Get off the tree. Good Lord.
So for real, we are, we are family.
You guys are people, and we're in this together.
I can't make all the decisions
because I want you to be happy, too, okay?
- Yes. - Yeah.
- I'm feeling [bleep] happy.
We found the perfect house for us. The kids are happy.
I just need to decide what to do about my ex for child support.
And Brandi and I have been keeping our distance,
but I'm really hoping that we can work things out.
Come on. Hey. Hey. Oh, in the tree.
We going to have this forever and ever.
Ready?
I'm going to frame this as our welcome back to L.A..
We're back. Woohoo, I'm home.
- Where's daddy? Let's get daddy.
Iman.
Beep, beep.
- Here, here. I'll give it to you.
- I'm so happy to be back home.
I miss you two so much. Did y'all miss me?
- Of course.
- Thank you for letting me go on the trip without you.
- Yeah. - The house that we stayed in
was amazing. I told them, like, y'all can't find fun in this,
then maybe, you know-- Oh, my God.
- Okay.
- I had to DJ, so I went out to the club.
Brittish came, Brandi came, Brooke came.
- How'd that go? - We had a good time.
We went out till 5:00 in the morning,
watching the sun come up. It was like,
a really dope bonding experience.
I don't know, something just hit me in that moment.
Like, being on that stage reminded me that
I'm doing this for my legacy and, like,
I don't want to leave DJing without a record, you know,
that's important to me.
I told French, you know, if I executive produce my own record,
I want him to be a part of it.
And, you know, he said he'll do it.
When my record comes out, baby I want to spin it.
I want to be a DJ at that time
that I do have a hot record, you know,
and it made me realize, like, I'm not done yet.
So what you think about that.
- I mean, I don't know what to tell you.
We've been talking for months about something,
and now you just did a 180,
what I want for our family is for you to be there.
- You know how I am like, - Okay, so that's it?
So that's it? - All right.
Are you going to quit being a basketball agent?
I know. I talk to Iman about this being my last show,
but I thought he would understand that
I'm not ready to quit my career, especially when I feel like
I'm about to go to a new level.
- I just feel like it's unfair. We have a daughter now,
and, you know, this could drag out two more years.
I mean, that's your decision.
You know, I can't do nothing about it.
I mean, I thought it was a decision we made together,
but this decision you want to make.
- Do you make decisions in your career with me?
- There's no correlation between those two.
My career don't take me away. There's no issue in my career.
- Iman and I have very different careers.
He is a basketball agent.
He's doing deals on the phone every day.
He really doesn't have to leave the house.
Where I'm traveling around the world and I have late nights.
I don't control his career, and he for sure
is not going to control mine. And that is a fact.
- So what's your time frame on this?
You don't have a time frame either.
- I'm working hard to get it out fast.
- What does that mean?
You're not understanding this,
when you talk for months about planning something.
- I can't even argue with you. We're go around in circles.
It's annoying like, it's my career.
This is my decision. This is not your decision.
- When you say me, me, me, me, me,
you take yourself--
- And I took in account my family.
Now that I have things moving with the possibility of me
coming out with that record is very real to me.
So, no, I cannot stop right now.
- JACKIE: Coming up on "Basketball Wives".
- I don't know like, what my mom has talked to you
about her and I not speaking.
- Let it go.
- Oh, look who made it.
- Hey, Daddy, how are you? - I'm fine, how are you?
- I'm good. - Oh good, glad you made it.
- You look amazing. Good to see you.
- Good to see you. Good to see you.
- Thank you. - You made it.
How are you?
- You know, SJ being away at college, I'm so proud of him.
- Yeah, he's doin' well. - He's done really well.
He'll be graduating with his engineering degree, yeah?
- I talk to him the other day, yeah, I wanna go down there.
- Good. - Told him to
save me a seat down there. - Exactly.
My dad is one of the most important people in my life,
and he always gives me the best advice.
Vegas definitely made me reflect on some relationships
that I have, and I definitely need to mend some things.
Daddy, I really need your advice
it's something that's really weighing on my heart.
So I don't know, like, what my mom has talked to you about
her and I not speaking.
We had an issue over something so stupid
it's not even worth talking about.
And I just got really upset and it just started
a whole big argument. And I was rude
past what I said have been.
My mom and I are strong willed women
and we let our petty argument fester in something
bigger than both of us.
After my actions in Vegas, I realized this is not healthy
for me to continue to act this way.
- Life is short. - Yes.
- And to not be able to get along with your family,
you know, it's, it's not, it's not a good thing.
- It's hard for me to talk to her and it's hard for her
to talk to me because we're both very stubborn in that sense.
- We get older and we we hold these grudges
and hold these grudges and it's not worth it.
- You're right. Me having this conversation with my dad
definitely makes me reflect
because with me starting IVF soon,
I really want my family back together
before I bring another baby into this world.
I would definitely, you know, have a conversation with her.
- I wanna say call her now, but I don't wanna deal with that.
- I'm not ready.
- Hey there, miss ma'am. - Hey.
- Oh, my goodness.
- That trip was something else.
- Yeah, I am dead dog tired.
- We used to be able to get lit and stay at it.
But Ooh. I'm old.
- It definitely feels awkward meeting up with Brandi.
I know that we meet up in Vegas, and at one hand,
I'm excited to see my friend and on the other hand,
I'm just hoping that it goes right.
I really didn't expect it to escalate that far that quickly.
- I got hit in the head in the bottle
All I saw was purple Tweety Birds just going...
- I was disgusted with everybody.
Like, fighting each other is what we don't need.
- Right, that's true. What's been up with you?
- Just enjoying my kids. How's baby Jason doing?
He needs a sibling.
- Jason was just talking to me about that.
He was like, I want a daughter.
I've been thinking about it. We were looking into adoption,
and then we got busy in dealing with Wolf
and moving here and everything.
- You had a lot going on, and I don't want to change the tempo,
but how are you?
- Um...
I have good days. I have bad days.
Losing someone that's like, close to you is something that
you just can never get over. - It was hard. It was hard.
- Have you, like, grieved yet? Because...
- No.
- I think it's important that you do.
If I have learned anything with our situation,
when you push things under the rug, they just chase you down.
You know, sitting and having a honest conversation with Brandi
and touching on some of the things in our lives.
It just it brings up like old times.
- If I was sick and dying,
I will call her first, this is my friend.
Thou shalt not [bleep] with my best friend.
- There it go.
- Strong friendship, unbreakable friendship.
Forever. - And ever.
- At the end of the day, I still love her.
We just hadn't had any conversations.
We hadn't talked.
But I am so happy that I had her back.
- I took a lot on you too.
Every time you said I didn't know
or every time something, I was like, rrrg...
- You don't know how hard it was to like, look at you
when you was like you did know. I felt so horrible that I like,
I want to say something, but I didn't know
what to say and how to say it.
- We mayt not be as close as we used to be,
or we might not ever get that way.
But I don't ever want that to happen with us again.
- Please, because I don't fight my friends,
I don't fight my sisters.
- At this point, I don't have any beef or issue or Malaysia.
She just haven't been the best supportive friend
that I need from her.
But I can be around her and have a good time.
- [phone ringing]
- Oh, it's Brittish. Hey, Brittish.
Guess who I'm with.
- Who?
- Laqueesha!
- Hey Malaysia. - Hey.
- I'm glad you're with her,
because I need to invite you guys to something.
Me and Angel are having a basketball soiree,
like us playing each other. - We playing basketball?
- We'll see if we got any pointers from our men
or we skill less. - Okay, fine.
- All right. I'ma bulldoze everybody like my husband.
- Bye. - Love ya.
- Oh, somay-- so mage-- souveni-- what?
What the [bleep] she say?. - Soiree.
- Soiree? What the [bleep] is that?
I know how to shoot though, I ain't gonna lie.
- Only thing I know is like,
bah bah bah bah bah bah bah bah bah bah bah.
Like when I'm sitting there.
- Get your cheerleading ass outta somewhere.
- JACKIE: Coming upon "Basketball Wives".
- You got a chance to spend some time with Brandi, right?
- It went pretty good.
- Do you feel like, it's for real?
- No.
- ♪
- I'm trying to find something make your ladies move like...
- Bounce is there, you'll see jam.
- This is really motivating me. Thank you, man.
- You guys help me with this stuff, please.
I think I just want to put some of this stuff on the shelf,
and then we'll change it later on.
Look at him, he was so cute.
Look...
- Azari. - Yeah?
- Are you making your shots or what?
- Hmm, yeah, yeah.
- Oh, my goodness. - Foul ball.
- It's the wind.
I promise you, it's the wind.
- [doorbell chimes]
- Hey. - Hey.
Good to see you. I love you, how are you?
- I'm good, how are you? - I'm good.
- Hi grandma. - Hi.
- How are you? - Doing fine, thank you.
- Mom!
- Yeah? - Got a gift down here.
- Oh my gosh.
- Look at my momma.
- Hi mommy.
- I'm so proud of my family that God has given me.
- And you got a big one. - I got a nice big family.
It can be disagreements sometimes.
- Yeah. - But don't let that
disturb courage. - That's why I'm here, Grandma.
- So you have to learn.
Be careful what comes out of the mouth.
Not what go in it. That's what hurts.
- That's true.
- You said that is why you're here.
- Yes. - Why are you here?
- Well, I was visiting with my dad.
- Which is nice. - And I was talking to him,
you know, about Mom and I not speaking
because this petty fight that we've been holding on to
and I don't even know how long it's been.
- A year. - It's been a year?
I know I don't express my feelings very well,
so maybe sometimes you guys don't know everything
that I may be going through. You know, so,
I was bottling so much up, and just with us,
not even talking, not talking it's frustrating.
It just made me angry, and everything just collapses
for me. I really want to apologize
for being disrespectful and own up to the words
that I said out of anger.
- My heart was so heavy knowing that we weren't talking,
so I just didn't know what to do.
- Well, for me, this time apart, it made me sad.
So, I want us to mend our relationship.
- This distance, you don't--
- I know.
- It's not healthy. - It's not.
I said I was not going to cry, but I feel like
my heart was broken.
I felt like I was trying to overcompensate as a daughter.
- You did. - To try to fulfil...
- I know you did.
- You may disagree with one another.
- Right. - But that to me,
is nothing to get angry, to separate yourself.
- Right? - You're right.
You're absolutely right.
I can't believe that some words and a petty fight
really have my mother and I not speaking for a whole year.
Some things just are not worth holding on to.
- That's a blessing.
- JACKIE: Coming up on "Basketball Wives".
- I don't want you to like, you know, want me to quit.
- But you workin' is automatically
it takes away from us.
- [doorbell rings]
- Hi. - You look so cute.
You ready for our game? - Yes.
- Why?
- Nothing wrong with a little bit of a workout.
You know, we all need it, you know?
- We really missed out on having fun in Vegas,
so I want all of us to be able to have a good time today
and not think about what happened in Vegas.
Let's see what we got here. Let's look at this really quick.
Okay, so we got salad. - You cook all this?
- No.
Come here chef Rose, tell us a little bit about
what you've got going on over here.
- Angel. - Who is it?
- It's Jackie. - I'm in the kitchen.
- Oh, you look so adorable. - Do I? Thank you.
- Hi Jackie. - Hi Brittish.
- Give me a hug. - Oh my God, let's party.
- Angel! - Hi.
- Jen, look at you.
- You're not dressed for basketball Jen.
- I'm a cheerleader.
- Tell me you got some shorts on under that miniskirt.
Let me see.
- I came in right on time. - Oh my God,
you don't have on no short. Jennifer...
- Angel.
You look so great. - Thank you.
- Hey.
- You look so cute, aww...
- Oh my God.
- [indistinct greetings]
- Why y'all walking in here looking cute?
We're about to play.
- We're picking teams, guys. So let her tell you which team
you're on by the color of the shirt. Go Brittish.
- Y'all ain't running [bleep] today, it's me and Angel's
first annual basketball soiree.
Angels colors are pink, mine are gray.
If you want to lose, you should have me on your team.
- She took my shirt.
All right, all right, that's how we gonna do it.
- Damn right, damn right.
- Jackie and Malaysia are gonna be on Team Gray with me
and Brooke and Brandi are gonna be on Team Pink with Angel.
- So look, so there's a bunch of arts and crafts.
We're going to get it going. We're going to glitter them up.
You know, Angel Brinks style. - What? How do you do this?
I read the instructions. Come on y'all, I got this.
- Wow.
- And you've never ironed before?
- Yes, I've ironed. But I haven't had to make...
- You're kind of in the same spot.
- And a basketball wife try to do domestic work.
This is hilarious.
- Do you guys feel like someone's missing?
- Yeah, Duffey. - Duffey.
- Duffey's not coming. Yeah, she got to work.
- Oh, yes. Duffey is definitely miss.
She would have been on my team.
- She woulda been on Angel's team.
- ♪
- ♪ Counter out
♪ Came up from the bottom, I had niggas count me out. ♪
♪ Yeah, like to slice and dice ♪
♪ I roll that bitch they count me out ♪
♪ Damn, count me out
♪ huh, counter out
- Yeah, I like that one man.
Hey. - What's up?
- Hey babe, sit over there. I was just playing some music,
so I want to put my tag on the front of the track
and maybe you can help me do it.
Got that, I want DJ Duffey tag on there.
- ♪ I want to DJ Duffey
♪ Vibe with that [bleep] hard
♪ Oh counter out
♪ Came up from the bottom, I had niggas count me out. ♪
- That's perfect. That's perfect. Thank you.
What do you think? Catchy, right?
- Yeah.
- It's like a vibe to it.
Just like something you can do, right?
- Yeah.
- After our huge fight, things have been very intense at home.
I've been working really hard to figure out
what could work for both of us.
So I'm inviting Iman to the studio to show him
what I've been working on.
You know, doing these sessions is just my vibe.
It makes me so happy, but I just feel like where it is, like,
okay, what if I work really hard and I get these couple records
and none of them really do anything?
I don't want you to, like, you know, want me to quit
if it doesn't, you know what I'm saying?
If I'm not making that money.
- Well you working is, is automatically
it takes you away from us.
- I don't want to be fighting with Iman anymore.
I want him to see my vision, to see what
I'm trying to accomplish for us.
I just feel like it's all going to pay off
and it's all going to be worth it.
And I get, like, excited thinking about it.
To do that, I got to be in the studio
and I got to be making these phone calls
and I got to be pulling up on people.
- So okay, more studio, does it mean less traveling?
- Um, possibly yeah.
- Oh, there you go, I can work with that.
That's the compromise.
- If I'm making records and I can get in the studio at home.
Yeah. I mean, obviously sometimes I got to like fly out.
- I believe in you. I'm going to support you on this,
so I want you to like, seriously pursue it.
Not half-ass it, you know, like, just really, really do it.
Cause that's the only way you going to get what
you want out of it. You know.
- It makes me so happy to see that he supports me.
And I feel like he can really see that I'm committed
and maybe even one day, I'll possibly not DJ anymore.
Maybe, maybe not.
I'm glad you like it.
- I do like it. Am I going to be in it.
- In the song? No.
- What about a drop in the end? - No.
- Oh, okay, cool.
- Let's go, pink team. Let's go.
Let's go, pink team. Let's go.
- This is going to be so fun.
- Okay, so wait. We got to say what positions.
- Oh. - Take that fanny pack off.
- It has my mace in it, I need it.
- Who the [bleep] needs mace?
- I'm not lying guys, I'm not lying.
- All right, here we go, jump ball.
Malaysia, Jack and Malaysia, go, go.
- This is a showdown for the ages.
The wives of two of the NBA's best.
On one side, we have Jackie Christie.
No more hollering, you're disturbing me.
Wife of Doug Christie, career leader in steals
for the Sacramento Kings.
- This is fun. I like it.
- Will she steal the game today?
- Get her, get her Malaysia.
- And on the other side, we have Brandi Maxiell.
- All right, here we go.
- The wife of Jason Maxiell, better known as
the Baby Eater.
- [whistle blows]
- Okay Brandi's wide open for a shot.
- What baby will she eat today?
- Let's go, let's go.
- [indistinct shouting]
- Get it Malaysia, go.
Shoot it Malaysia, shoot it.
- I've dated basketball players.
I enjoyed going to basketball games.
But I do not play basketball.
Like, what is this?
- That's what I'm talking about.
2 and 0. Okay, here we go.
The gray team hasn't scored a single shot.
She's wide open for a shot.
- [shouting]
- Game over.
- ♪
- These girls is trash. Okay? I'm the goat.
- I still got game. - Okay, that's game.
- Great job, ladies. Great job.
- Brooke, ya beat our ass. I'ma go ahead and admit it.
- Go ahead. Thank you. - You whooped that ass.
- I hate being the loser. And it wasn't me. I was a great coach.
They just sucked as players.
- Yo, she got us some lobster. - Yes, I did.
- She ain't play.
- I have too much stuff on my plate.
- So, baby B, you picked the wrong team.
- Exactly. - Exactly.
- How's everything going with the move Laysia?
- Oh, my gosh. I got half of the things that we're in,
and the kids get to start school,
so that's what I'm excited about.
- You got a chance to spend some time with Brandi, right?
- It went pretty good.
- I know you and Malaysia had y'all moment in Vegas.
Do you feel like it's for real?
- I don't know. We had drink the other day, and,
I mean, it felt like we were just catching up,
you know what I mean? - Okay.
- And it was cool for the most part.
I mean, I haven't really talked to her like that in three years.
- Right. - So everything is just new.
But, you know, it's a lot of baby steps,
you know what I'm saying?
- We talked some things through, and I feel like it dragged on.
- Took a long time. - And I miss my sister.
- Right, do you trust Malaysia?
- I don't trust her.
I don't think that we will ever be friends like we were.
- Right.
- Malaysia and I have always been able to go out to dinner.
And Kiki, but I'm not sure if one dinner is going to be able
to repair all the damage that has been done.
I don't want to keep rehashing it.
And, you know, it's definitely a lot of things that, uh,
that has happened. And I got to protect my space.
- Right.
- JACKIE: Next time on "Basketball Wives".
- Why what the hell's going on here?
- So I'm launching a hair line called Redefine.
- Am I the first one to see this hair?
- You are.
- So I'm going throw a little launch party.
- Oh, my God. We got to get a picture.
- Where'd you get this? - Angel brains.
I went to her and we designed it together.
- That looks so good.
- So this is your friend? - Yeah.
- Oh, okay.
- I used to mess with Tyrique Which is Angel's baby daddy.
- Years ago.
- Laysia, you be on on so much messy-ass [bleep].
Why do you keep doing this?
- You do not know me. - First off,
do I need to stand up to have a conversation with you?
[bleep].
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