- ♪♪ MTV ♪♪
- Previously on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- So how you been?
- You know.
We talked about that anger management.
- We did talk about anger management.
[whistle]
- What the [bleep]?
- Let's go!
This is your chance to open up.
- If my mom was here right now, she would probably
be telling me to get my [bleep] together.
I want to work on a lot of other relationships...
- Yeah.
- Including my kids' dad.
- Aw.
- We've been through a lot, you know,
and so I think it's time to celebrate.
- Whoo.
A divorce party hosted by Momma Dee.
Yeah!
- You promised me a date when my--you know,
my divorce is finalized.
- You mean a shot?
- I took it as a date.
- [laughs]
- My label owe me some dollar bills.
I'm finna go independent for a little bit.
- This is my man.
- Your man is the president of 1501?
Is this a joke?
- It's haunting me.
I don't even want to put it out there.
You know what I'm saying?
And it has nothing to do with you.
It has everything to do with your man.
- You need to figure out who you laying next to
because this [bleep] was in the Bahamas.
Dude is Amy-fied the whole trip.
- I just recently been diagnosed
with stage three small cell carcinoma lung cancer.
It's gonna be OK, baby, I promise you.
[funky music]
- ♪♪ This is the life ♪♪
- ♪♪ It's the life that I'm living ♪♪
- ♪♪ This is the life ♪♪
- ♪♪ It's the life that I chose ♪♪
- ♪♪ This is the life ♪♪
♪♪ It's the life that I'm living ♪♪
- ♪♪ This is the life ♪♪
- ♪♪ It's the life that I chose ♪♪
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top, and there ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
- ♪♪ I'm a great, great, but a better lover ♪♪
♪♪ Open carry cookie lethal like I'm Danny Glover ♪♪
♪♪ I might steal a bike ♪♪
♪♪ Driving through the suburbs ♪♪
♪♪ Got your daddy cuffed up like he undercover ♪♪
♪♪ Crop top, little waist ♪♪
- Listen, when Scrappy was staying with me
before he moved, I happened to look at my cameras,
and I saw you guys come in to my house at 2:00 AM.
Yeah, you [bleep] my son.
- Yeah, I spent the night at your house.
- You gave up that punana. - [laughs]
- ♪♪ That big, get like me ♪♪
♪♪ Nah, you wish ♪♪
♪♪ You could never, ever, ever, ever, ever be that bad ♪♪
♪♪ Hello, Christ ♪♪
- Quiet on set!
- OK, camera rolling.
- What this buff-ass [bleep] out here for?
- He taking your place, K.
- He just annoying me.
He just disturbed my spirit.
- Come on, come on.
- ♪♪ You see that you like me ♪♪
♪♪ Nah, you wish ♪♪
♪♪ You could never, ever ♪♪
- Move out the way.
- OK. - OK.
- Right in the water.
God dang it.
- OK, went right were mine went.
- But it got up out of here, though.
It did. It definitely did.
- Man, it really feels good
to just be out for a second with the fellas.
My mom's battling cancer again.
Her health is declining, man, super fast.
So I'm just glad to have the fellas here with me,
you know what I'm saying?
Because I'm gonna keep it a hundred.
Watching Mendeecees' swing is definitely
the comic relief I needed.
- [bleep]. Oh, I gotta go get that.
- Sir.
- Ooh, OK.
- I want to ask you a question.
- What up?
- If your wife wanted to give her sister
her egg to have a baby, how would you feel about that?
She can't have a kid, and Yandy decided,
I'm gonna give her a egg.
- Thank you to my sister.
She's gonna donate her eggs.
- Wait, hold on, wait, time out.
I thought we was off that.
Yandy, what the [bleep] is going on?
- So somebody's sperm going with her egg.
So it's like they actually having a baby together.
Like, Yandy and some other man having a baby together.
Like--like-- - Stop.
- No, I'm just saying.
That what it sound like.
- Don't do that.
- She's empowering her sister, right?
- So listen.
Someone offered me $100,000 for my seed.
- And you don't got the check?
- No, I didn't take the money.
- [bleep].
- Hold on, timeout, timeout.
Y'all mean to tell me Mendeecees out here getting
$100,000 offers for his sperm and I've been giving
mine away all this time?
Man, I got--I got to rethink some things.
- So--so--so--
so no, listen.
So--so no, listen.
So I asked Yandy, can I sell this semen for $100,000?
She said, hell no, you can't.
- You got them people number? - You want it?
You want to see if you can put a offer in?
Yandy don't understand what she's doing.
She just want to help her cousins,
but it's big ramifications that comes with this.
It's gonna affect the children.
It can affect our life.
And it seem like I'm the last person to know.
I'm hoping that this is something that blows over.
- Hey, I'm--let me not do that with the ball.
Look at that duck, man.
- OK, good shot.
- OK.
- That was a good shot.
That's that single living right there.
That's that swing.
- That's that peace right there.
- OK. - That's that peace.
- OK.
- Hey, man, single life has been tremendously amazing.
I'm free to fly, baby.
You feel me?
I'm free!
[laughs]
- Scrappy, you ready for your divorce party?
- I feel like I'm gonna be, like,
the first man on Earth to have, like,
a real divorce party, like say, [bleep] that [bleep].
- You ever heard of people having divorce parties?
- Women have divorce parties.
- All the time.
- Men go to Las Vegas.
- Just think of it like this.
If you don't bring your wife, you single
for, like, a couple of hours.
You feel me?
- No, no, no, it don't work like that.
- Nah, hell nah.
- No, no.
Listen, then we'll be having a divorce party with you.
- Can you imagine that?
I love a good party, right?
But celebrating the end of a marriage, man,
I just don't--I don't-- I don't love this energy.
- Hey, man, and guess what, though.
- Talk to me.
- I went on, like, a date the other day.
- Like, with someone?
- Baby mama number one, Erika.
- Damn, I done heard it all.
Goddamn.
- I mean, we was out somewhere.
- So what was that like?
- It was amazing, bro.
- Man, you know E-Lay fine as hell.
Erica fine as hell.
- Wait, I thought he was dating Dommy?
- I just don't see this ending well.
- Goddamn, and dirt got in my face.
- In my lip.
- That [bleep] is in my eye.
- You all right?
- Yeah, yeah.
- Damn, the ball didn't even go nowhere.
[tense music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- We're looking for the philosopher's stone,
the holy grail, the holy sword, and the sacred dagger.
Oh, OK.
You know what we probably got to do?
Whatever numbers is on these plates,
push them at the same time, like how you push my buttons
at the same [bleep] time.
- I think we push each other buttons.
- I am here with Mazi.
Yes, my ex-fiancé, Mazi GA.
We're just trying it again.
Let's just say that.
We dated for six years.
We lived together, worked together,
had a very successful YouTube channel.
Had a very successful clothing line.
We were very seriously in love.
Man, it say do not pull.
Please do not pull on lights above.
But I'm still gonna check in it.
Mazi even proposed, but I just couldn't
look past those red flags.
I called the engagement off with Mazi
because I wanted him to get his [bleep] together,
be responsible, and step it up for me.
Give us another clue.
- In position of B cell.
- Damn it, we lost.
Honestly, I tried my best to move on from Mazi,
but I just realized I definitely love Mazi.
This was actually a fun date.
Like... - It was supposed to be.
So--so what are we finna do?
Like-- - I don't know.
It's so weird with us being here because it's been a year.
And I feel like just how big the breakup was,
just how public everything was, it's scary now
because I do feel like you--
you did some unexpected things after we broke up,
putting it out there on social media.
- You know, it was how I felt.
- But you shouldn't have been doing that.
- I shouldn't. I shouldn't have.
I can't say that. I shouldn't.
I can say that.
- Because that pisses me off more than anything
when I think about it. Like--
- That's fine.
I take accountability for my actions and the things
that I did, like, and-- but ain't nobody perfect.
- After I broke up with Mazi, he began
saying anything he could say on social media,
saying things that were not true, like Amy got rich
and forgot about who was with her to begin with.
And my mom and my sisters, they're like,
don't forget how he could have went on YouTube
and told the truth, which is I'm smoking weed all day.
I'm blowing money on this.
He didn't say that.
He made me be the bad person.
And they pretty much washed their hands
from that point with him.
So right now I'm not confident enough with just being like,
Mazi's back.
So it's definitely a secret.
- I just want to say I apologize.
- You really need to apologize to my mom and sisters.
They saw how everything played out.
So they're definitely not Team Amy and Mazi
because of how we left off last year.
It's been a lot, Mazi. It's been a lot.
- I feel it.
I appreciate it, you know, and I will make it up to 'em.
I got something planned.
You was amazing to me.
I love you.
Forever gonna love you.
You my soul mate, I know.
I'm sorry, man.
And if you willing to give it another try,
I'll make sure I stand on that.
But whatever you and Khaotic got going on,
the friend, the bae, bestie bae, feet rubber, tell him--
♪♪ Daddy's home ♪♪
- Mm.
- Yeah.
- You coming back in strong.
You coming back in strong.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- Have you guys done goat yoga before?
- No.
- Wait, on my back?
Wait.
Ah! Stop!
- I want to see Khaotic face-to-face about flirting
with Amy in the Bahamas.
I'm gonna bring it up in front of everybody
so I can see how he react.
- No.
- So we just want y'all blessing.
We want y'all time.
Y'all can watch him like a hawk.
- I've never been a fake bitch.
Y'all not gonna make me be fake.
- ♪♪ My way to the top, and ain't no stopping ♪♪
- ♪♪ Living on the queen vibe, queen vibe, queen vibe, vibe ♪♪
♪♪ Better act like you know ♪♪
♪♪ Better act like you know, know, know ♪♪
- Where did you find this place?
- Hey. - Oh, hi.
- Welcome to our farm.
- OK.
- Have you guys done goat yoga before?
- No.
- Have you guys interacted with goats before?
- I have, in my music video.
- I haven't.
- OK, so while you do yoga, the goat can hop on you,
lay on you, lay on your mat.
They'll be on your back.
- What are you putting me in?
- After our rigorous boot camp--
- Roll your tire into PTSD.
- I thought we was gonna talk.
- No, we gonna talk while you move.
Roll it. Let's go! Let's go!
- I'm taking Spice to the goat yoga class
to continue our path of healing.
- I found that [bleep] on Groupon.
We been doing so many therapy classes.
I'm gonna tell you something, and that [bleep] is expensive.
So anything we can get for a discount,
we gonna try it out.
- So guess what.
Y'all--look, y'all look more yoga, like, than me.
- Ah!
- Did you say hi?
Oh, you got--there's your first one.
Yeah, there it is.
Just watch.
I'm gonna let you watch first.
Now, it's almost like a massage.
I can feel their hooves right now.
And my hair, they like--they like that.
Did you put two up there?
- Yeah.
- I got two.
- OK, Renni, where you pull this one out of the bag?
Because I've never seen goats massaging people.
I'm kind of wondering what's going on,
but I'm willing to try because I'm on my healing journeys.
But the "mah."
[laughs] It's just too much going on.
- So come on to this position right here
on all fours, the cat position.
You want to try again?
- She's gonna jump on your back.
- Wait. On my back?
Wait.
Ah!
- It's a massage.
- Wait, wait, wait.
- It's a massage.
Go.
- Oh!
What the--I don't like it.
I don't like it.
- It's OK.
- Don't stop.
I don't like it. - It's therapeutic.
- I don't like it.
[laughs]
- So that's what's neat.
Look at them.
They're just kind of--
whoa, Rocket.
Are they trying to get you?
- He kicked me in the head.
These goats need anger management too.
What the hell is this?
- There.
See?
Look at Scoob.
Hey.
Well, thanks for giving her a kiss, Scoob.
Now--
- Pissing on me.
- Scoob.
- Ooh! [speaking indistinctly]
[laughs]
- Listen, listen.
That's goat love. - That's what you get.
Right in the ass.
- I just let a goat piss on me, and I did not storm out.
That is a lot of progress.
The anger management is working.
It's working.
- Can I namaste y'all?
- Thank you so much. - You're welcome.
- Thank you. - It's a pleasure.
I'm gonna let them just linger with you.
- This was fun, though.
- So what's going on with you?
- Cour'don's birthday is coming up.
- Oh, really?
- I decided I'm gonna do, like, something really
intimate, you know, at the house,
and I want you to come, of course.
- Absolutely.
- But I'm gonna invite their dad too.
- Really?
- Yeah, I'm gonna invite him. - That's good.
I'm proud of you.
Just to hear you say that, because I know
you've been through a lot with him.
- This is not for him.
This is for my kids.
He was locked up when the kids were little.
So when he got out, I felt like he was more in competition
for them to interact, and--and love on him,
and respond to him the way that they did me.
And I used to try to help him and get him
to understand, like, baby, you got to build that up.
And when I would try to help him,
he would get really defensive.
I don't need you to tell me how to do this.
I don't need that. And I'm like, yes, you do.
Like, I know these kids. You don't.
My kid's father and I don't have the best relationship.
But losing my mom definitely opened my eyes
to how short life actually is.
You don't know when you gonna be out of time.
So it's so important for me now to fix this relationship.
Since we left the boot camp, I really been thinking about it.
And like, let me be the adult.
Let me, like, actually be the parent.
- You seem to be healing better than me with this boot camp.
- I'm just scared about opening the door, and it backfire.
My mom was my second parent.
My mom was my kid's dad for me.
A person who is not used to having
that much responsibility put on them,
it's a lot of room for disappointment.
And I don't want to see my kids continue to be disappointed.
But I do want to open the door and see
if he can do the right thing.
- Everything is gonna be OK.
Promise.
[upbeat music]
- ♪♪ I bet you can't do it on me ♪♪
♪♪ I put up a stack ♪♪
♪♪ You can't do it on me ♪♪
- Diesel motor.
This got the slow drop.
- I'll put a Jacuzzi back here.
- Hey, why not?
- All these days been rough for me
since my mom has been sick.
And today, I came to the realization, man, you know,
I need a little retail therapy.
I get it now, ladies.
Y'all want bags.
We want Bugattis.
- And that one have the big train horn on it.
You keep looking at it now, you gonna take it home.
- What's going on over here? - Hey.
- What's going on? - Um--
- I mean, I'm saying we at the car dealership.
So I'm saying, like, what--
- I mean, I'm looking, you know?
What y'all do when y'all--when y'all want to just get out?
Y'all--what is it called, retail therapy?
- Right.
- OK, OK, so you need some therapy.
- I need some retail therapy.
- OK.
Well, can we get some retail therapy inside?
Because it's hot.
I really came here to get some advice from Joc.
But as I'm looking around, I'm like,
how much that Ferrari is?
- You see something in here you like?
- I mean, you know, I was looking around.
You know, I'm real, like, grown but real subtle.
So you know, I'm, like, a Porsche kind of...
- That's a 'Rarri right there.
- And I just feel like--
- Girl, you can't get on these folk car, girl.
- I just feel like--
- Yeah, you can't get on these folk's car.
- Yes, I can. - No, you can't.
You scratch that [bleep] up. Is you tripping?
Is your crazy?
Sorry.
- Gave me the idea. - She don't know no better.
- I don't know why he would tell me
to do something like that. - I wouldn't.
Erica, look here, baby.
This is not some just "jump out where you at"
video shoot type of thing.
This is a luxury car dealership.
It's not a low-budget spot, OK?
You break, you buy.
What the hell is wrong with you?
So what's good?
- I mean, you know, the label [bleep].
You know, that's pretty much everywhere right now.
- That's what I'm talking about.
That's what I said.
- Yeah, it's like--
well, from my end, it ain't really shaky.
Like, after it busted, it was like, bitch, you on your own.
- So when it went viral and you started putting out
that they owed you money--
- Yeah, with a song.
I said they owe me money, and I said they greedy.
I was like, let me put this [bleep] in a song
and, you know, just do it my way.
My label basically ain't been spending
no mother[bleep] money.
OK?
And a bitch is tired.
So [bleep].
I check them the only way I know how, in my music.
Then they saying I owe them $500,000.
And that's crazy because I pay for my hair.
I pay for my nails, everybody's food, the rental, the gas,
the outfits, the style.
It keeps going.
Stop [bleep] playing with me.
Then you got your ex-girlfriend,
she dating the president of 1501.
Yes, sir.
Laugh it off, laugh it off.
Talking about Karlie D. Redd, yeah.
So with that being said, me and her had the fall out,
you know, because we did a song.
We did a good song.
I know, I know, I know.
The fallout queen.
And I told her after I found out
that's who she was dating, I said,
Karlie, I can't [bleep] record that song.
I don't--I don't [bleep] with your dude, you know?
And then he always doing a lot of this about me.
He don't even know me. I was telling her.
I was, like you need to watch your dude.
You know what I'm saying?
She was like, no, you need to watch your dude
because he was in the Bahamas
just having a time with Amy.
- Man, I'm sick of this.
I just want her to focus on her--
her music and whatever gonna pay her,
not these internet beefs and her love life.
Throw all that [bleep] in the trash.
I done told Erica this so many times, bro.
I just want to like, when are you gonna listen?
Man, you--
- What happened?
- Amy, this whole goddamn--
- Bruh, Amy's weird.
- [sighs] I want to say this, and this
ain't no shade to nobody.
Erica Banks got to focus on Erica Banks.
You need to be stomping on some necks right now.
Don't let the entertainment of a relationship...
- Right.
- Control your narrative.
- Even though I was with Khaotic the night that Karlie
told me that he was in the Bahamas with Amy, you know,
doing his thing, I never really checked him about that.
I've just been heated with the drama with my label.
So with my focus being on that, I feel like
I let him off the hook too soon.
- It's being communicated that Momma Dee and Khaotic...
- Lord Jesus, Lord Jesus.
- Is throwing Scrap a divorce party slash player's ball.
- Right.
I ain't never been to a divorce party before, so--
- Yeah, I never seen a team get all the way to the Super Bowl
and celebrate a loss.
I never seen that [bleep], you know what I'm saying?
- That's deep. Me and Khaotic going to that.
So I'm gonna speak to him there because I want
to see Khaotic face-to-face about flirting
with Amy in the Bahamas.
I'm gonna bring it up at the party,
you know, in front of everybody so I can see how he react.
- No.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
At the end of the day, you know, Khaotic--
y'all both can be loud.
Y'all both gonna want to get the last word.
- Yeah.
- You at somebody divorce party.
Even though y'all ain't married, don't let that
be y'all divorce party too.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- I heard you a couple of times.
You were like, oh, the marriage over.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
So my [bleep] instantly got [bleep].
You know what I'm saying?
Rock solid.
And my [bleep] curve a little bit,
you know what I'm saying?
- Well, we know it curves.
- I didn't go to the Bahamas, but I know you did.
Amy, Amy.
- Was Amy even in the Bahamas?
- Yes, she was.
I watched her story.
- ♪♪ My way to the top, and ain't no stopping ♪♪
- ♪♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪♪
[upbeat music]
♪♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪♪
- Come on!
- It's out again.
- Watch the backhand.
- Dude!
- Go get them balls.
- It's been a minute since Khaotic and I have
had our real one-on-one time.
It is a lot to catch up on and download.
I am really scared because my friends, my family,
and especially Khaotic, they have supported me
through the entire breakup of me doing
all the [bleep] talking.
I'm never going back to Mazi.
He's such a bad guy.
But it's very important that they
hear back from me that we're getting together
and not from the blogs.
Friend, I'm used to being in the gym, all muscular.
You are tired.
You been in LA.
Balancing calls from this girl, being with this girl.
You probably would do good if you had
a couple of your little cheerleaders around right now.
- Yeah, maybe your little ex-boo thing
can come cheer you on too.
- You crazy out your head.
- You know we live in the same community, right?
- We do.
- So you think I don't be seeing
your boy walking your dogs through the community?
You think I ain't never seen your boy driving your car
through the community?
Hold on, let me clarify, your ex-fiancé.
You think I'm not knowing what's going on?
- Well, so much from him hearing it from me.
Khaotic seems panini pressed that I did not tell him.
But now that it's out in the open,
we can be mature adults about it and stop
all the childish bull[bleep].
- I know how that-- that--that--that get.
That [bleep] right there get--
it go to feeling some type of way.
- Khaotic, this is where I'm getting at.
I've had a change of heart with Mazi.
I realized that it's so much more
hope for our relationship.
It wasn't all bad.
And I guess it took a year for me to see that.
So like, how we boo-baby-bestie,
out of respect for my situation--
- There he go right there.
- What's happening?
Here I go right here.
- Wow. Wow.
You about to give him the tennis racket?
- I was--I was about to actually say
he about to pick me up.
Mazi was only supposed to pick me up today.
I'm hoping that he is not pulling up
to flex, to try to show his muscles,
or to just show whose [bleep] is bigger in this moment.
Because why in the hell are you getting out the car?
- A little tennis.
I ain't get invited to the little tennis match?
And I thought it would be perfect.
You know, just to go ahead and get things,
you know, established.
You want me to say it or--
all the boo-boo-boo bae, all that basically cut out.
Feet rub, you know, all that.
Yeah, I got to take down all that.
I got to get that from you.
We just need to set the boundaries of...
- And that's what I'm doing. - The friendship.
- That's what I'm doing.
- Like, all the--all the kicking it, spending time.
This, y'all might as well be in a relationship.
- Hey.
You want to say that oh, you back with Mazi.
But you wasn't here.
You wasn't present.
You was somewhere in the cemetery.
It was dead. This was you.
You was like--
- I came back alive, didn't I?
- That was you. - Reincarnated.
- That was you.
That was you.
To her, that's how she came.
- Well, now he's alive and well.
And as my best friend--
- You should respect that.
- I respect it.
I don't respect it.
Amy say she'll never get back with Mazi.
But he pulling up looking like
a discounted version of Khaotic.
He definitely don't got the money I got.
- You see what I'm saying?
And when he became your best friend?
When I left?
- Yeah, right when you left. - OK.
That's what I'm saying.
Y'all done here?
- What?
- Go ahead, friend.
- Friend?
That's weird.
You being weird.
- Friend.
- All right, bro, say that.
- Congratulations... - Yes, sir.
- On your situation. - Yes, sir.
- Hopefully it last. - Yeah, it will.
- If this don't work, don't come back
and try to add boo and bae back on.
- Oh, she won't have to.
- Have a nice one, Mazi. - Yes, sir.
- Please don't make it worse. - I like your shirt.
- Thank you. Black love.
- Yes, sir.
Y'all the definition of it.
- ♪♪ My love is going bad ♪♪
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hey.
- Y'all having fun?
Come eat.
I'm gonna get in the pool after we eat.
Where your brother at? - I don't know.
- We're in South Carolina today celebrating
Cour'don's 15th birthday with some family and friends.
After talking to Spice, I really do
want to work on this co-parenting relationship.
I invited him.
And I hope he keep it cute, and he come in here acting
like he got some sense, and I don't
have to light this bitch up.
- Where everybody at?
It's just gonna be us?
- I just want to have a little time, just us and your dad.
- What up, Cour'don?
- What's up?
- Happy birthday, son.
- Thank you. What's that?
- Open it and see.
- Hold on, don't open it yet.
Wait till we sing "Happy Birthday" and stuff
later so everybody can see it.
- All right.
- What's up? - Hey.
How y'all doing? - Good.
How you doing?
This different.
It's so awkward when my kids' dad sits at the table.
We never do combined events, at all.
So it's tense right now because the kids
know we have things that we need
to talk about and work on.
We're scared to say the wrong things to each other.
Everybody's kind of just on edge.
Hey.
- Hi, sexy mama.
Hi.
- And this is my kids' dad, Donald.
Donald, this is Spice. - Finally.
Nice to meet you.
I heard a lot about you. - Thank you.
Nice to meet you.
- As a single mom myself, I'm really glad that Renni
took this step to start this relationship
with her child's father.
Putting ourselves in uncomfortable positions,
it's a part of this healing journey.
It's a part of helping us learn how
to talk through situations, even when we're uncomfortable.
- So D'Couri, if you want to show her where she can go
change her clothes at, and me and you can go talk
because we got... - A lot to talk about.
- Yeah.
- It's one thing to say in anger management
what you're willing to do, what you're gonna do.
It's another thing to actually have to do it.
- So how you feeling?
- I'm all right.
It's a little awkward.
I'm trying to open up the doors to co-parent.
But I used to just--
I have my reservations.
- You're doing a good job.
At least, you know, you're trying to make it happen.
So I feel like you're doing a good job.
- Us sitting at the table together, it's like,
this is new.
When he first came home, we would have
separate everything.
- Y'all couldn't just be in the same space.
- We can't coexist like that.
So like I said, for us to be able to even just sit here,
it's not no insults being thrown or none of that,
like, it's a big step.
I still have my reservations, so I'm not
gonna let my guard all the way down
until, like, you really got to show and prove like you--
about being a parent.
- I think we all have healing to do.
We all have to work on ourself.
- It's a lot of [bleep] that I've been running from,
conflicts that need to be addressed.
- Absolutely. I mean...
- So listen.
- Your baby daddy's just sitting there.
You want to at least try to have a conversation with him
so it don't feel awkward?
- OK, accountability partner.
- [laughs]
Me know Renni kind of nervous,
but the greatest thing is that
she made the step to invite him.
So I'm proud of her.
- How are you?
- I'm all right.
It's a little awkward.
- Yeah, it is, but I just want to kind of apologize
for, you know, miscommunications
and for not being around the kids.
And for a long time, I ain't really
understand them like that.
So I appreciate you holding it down.
They healthy. They good.
They smart.
They respectful.
I appreciate it.
And I apologize for all the stuff and attitude
I gave you and stuff like that.
- Wow.
I really appreciate it, for real, though.
I want us to be able to, like, really
raise our kids together.
I don't want to miss out on a time
that we do have with giving their memories of, like,
actually seeing us be able to get along
and knowing that if anything was to happen,
I don't just got my mama, but I got my dad too.
And like, I want them to have that.
- That's why I let everything go, especially, like,
you know, you losing your mom.
- My mom was the second parent for them.
Like, she helped me with everything.
But I don't have that no more, so we kind of
need to be able, like D'Couri said, to talk to each other
so we can, like, work stuff like that out.
I'm so shocked that Donald even apologized.
Like, he got so much pride.
So to put that to the side, be this sincere,
give me my flowers, this is a whole new Donald.
Maybe all it really did take was
me offering this olive branch.
I liked it.
It was a little awkward.
And I didn't know how it was gonna go.
And if we could just agree to--yeah, to handle each other
with respect and communicate better
and work on co-parenting and being friends, like,
I'll like that.
- OK.
I'm with it too.
- We love that.
We love that.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- I am happy, very.
I would be much happier if I knew
that I had y'all's support.
- We finna move in together.
- OK, now you see that right there?
- The mess--the messiness.
- You not be telling them everything that's going on.
- ♪♪ My way to the top, and ain't no stopping ♪♪
- ♪♪ Ooh, what am I supposed to do ♪♪
♪♪ Baby, so in love with you ♪♪
- When this butter get melted now,
we just gonna go ahead and throw the seasonings in there.
- He used to know how I like my food.
- Well, I still like--
I still know how you like your food.
- You do?
- Yeah.
I know how you like your meat.
- Mazi's ass better get all these childish jokes out
right now because the only thing you need to be serving
is apologies, "I'm sorry" roses,
and definitely not your meat.
We can talk about that a little later.
- What is this?
What's going on?
- If you knocking, come in.
Come on. - Hey. How you doing?
- How you doing? You all right?
- I'm all right.
- Good to see you. - Good to see you too.
- Long time.
- Me, my sisters, and my mom, we are very close.
We do everything together.
So I'm really hoping that this dinner
does not start a World War III.
Let's get past this moment right here.
- Y'all can come sit by me.
Just as long as y'all don't swing on me now.
- Oh. - Don't swing.
- The lovely. - Ooh.
- The lovely. - You see what I'm saying?
- I might have to look the other way.
- What's going on?
- So Mazi and I have been kind of seeing each other
for the last few weeks.
And this is a "make it right" day.
- A "make it right" day? - Make it right.
- "Make it right" day.
- Yeah, make it right.
It's the new me.
- I can see the flames coming out of my mom's eyeballs.
I am nervous. I'm scared.
Maybe this ambush was not the way to do it.
- I just want to say thank y'all for showing up.
- Well, I didn't know what I was walking into.
- I didn't, either.
- You walked into a plate of mashed potatoes,
spinach, salmon, you know, with a little drizzle on the top.
- Do you actually think that's gonna compensate...
- No, this--
- What you did, with a dinner and a chef?
- Not at all.
- Because you publicly humiliated her.
- I did not walk away from my engagement
to never get back with Mazi.
- I just remember, a couple of months ago,
you said, I'm free, I'm happy, and I'm single.
- And I was.
- You had a sparkle in your eye.
- Yes. And guess what.
When I was outside--
- She had a sparkle in her eye with me.
- Hold on, let me answer.
- Now, see, that's--that's-- that's what I'm talking about.
That's what I'm talking about right there.
- I'm just saying.
- Listen, I'm talking to her.
Two months ago, you had a sparkle in your eyes,
after her lights were dimmed
for almost a year.
- My mom and sisters, a lot of their anger is from hurt.
I just see how I overshared.
And yes, they should be opinionated.
They love me.
But at the same time, it's like,
I am making a decision
to give my relationship a second chance.
And realistically, Mazi is the end game for me.
Well, if you're asking, am I happy, I am happy, very.
But I would be much happier if I knew
that I had y'alls support.
- I don't trust this whole situation.
Y'all not gonna make me be fake.
I've never been a fake bitch,
and I'm not gonna start being fake now.
- But Mom, we're not asking you to be fake.
But we're asking you to--
- We finna move in together.
- What?
- OK, now you see that right there?
- The mess--the messiness.
- I'm not being smart, Mom, but it's like,
you not be telling them everything that's going on.
- Stop! Stop!
- Oh.
- Is it your spot to tell me before she tells me?
- Oh, well, that's why I brought y'all here.
- And see, this is the [bleep] that I'm talking about.
- Because you were the same one that came to us
when you was hurt, not him.
- We just want y'all blessing.
We want y'all time.
Y'all can watch him like a hawk.
- This right here is bull[bleep].
He has some goddamn work to do.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- I had a date.
- With who?
- But I don't want you to tell nobody.
- [bleep] everybody in here. For real?
- For real, for real.
- ♪♪ My way to the top, and ain't no stopping ♪♪
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ I heard it's a party going on tonight ♪♪
♪♪ I heard everybody gonna be feeling all right ♪♪
♪♪ I heard that it's gonna be some drinks in the air ♪♪
♪♪ I heard that it's gonna be bottles everywhere ♪♪
♪♪ I heard that it's gonna be a stupid good time ♪♪
♪♪ I heard that I might just lose my mind ♪♪
♪♪ I heard that the people going crazy ♪♪
♪♪ I heard that tonight, I might find my baby ♪♪
♪♪ Where is the party?
♪♪ Show me where it's at ♪♪
♪♪ I'll be there, I'm on my way, 20 minutes flat ♪♪
♪♪ Every time I'm in the function, it be going up ♪♪
♪♪ Every time I'm in the party, we be going nuts ♪♪
♪♪ Bottle after bottle till I'm faded ♪♪
♪♪ Had to celebrate ♪♪
♪♪ I'm so happy, we so lucky that we made it ♪♪
- Hey, DJ, turn that music down.
- Oh, lord.
- Where Khaotic at? - Khaotic?
- So I don't do this by myself.
- What you doing, bro?
- What you mean, what I'm doing?
Y'all with me.
- Yeah.
So y'all know my son is newly divorced,
and we want to throw this little minor player's event.
- So we can celebrate the freedom
of my brother, Scrappy.
On the count of three, I want everybody to say,
welcome back to the streets, Scrappy.
- Oh.
Oh, go ahead.
- 1, 2, 3.
all: Welcome back to the streets, Scrappy.
[laughter]
- Cue "Appreciate Me." Let's go.
- Go, my brother.
- ♪♪ I don't want to waste your time ♪♪
- Hey, hey.
- There's this song that Khaotic played,
"Appreciate Me."
I think this is my 33rd thousand time hearing it.
[laughs] My boy, if it's one thing he gonna do,
he gonna play that "Appreciate Me" and do his Macarena move.
Khaotic, he not gonna miss the opportunity to promote
what he got going the [bleep] on.
- Scrappy, I'm so happy you back in the streets.
I was out here alone.
I need you.
- You was what?
- Oh, [bleep].
Oh, [bleep].
Oh, hey, hey.
Hey, hey.
- We got to get back.
- What--what you just said?
You was out here in the what by yourself?
- He said he was in the Miami Heat by hisself.
- OK. - Miami heat.
- I know when it's hot, it get a little woozy.
- Yeah.
- Let us watch you walk it off with it.
Everybody don't look.
I'm the only person can look.
I was so focused on Scrappy and his divorce party
and seeing him happy and smiling,
I forgot Erica was even in the room.
- That [bleep] packed.
Ooh, bitches lined up.
Got a lot of ballers in the building.
Got a lot of baddies in this mother[bleep].
- That's how you feeling?
I've been getting a lot of love tonight, man especially,
especially from Diamond, man.
And I really got to show her some love
and pull back into her, you know, because she really
done got me out of that dark space.
How you feeling?
- I'm feeling blessed. How are you feeling?
- I'm feeling blessed. - Yeah.
- But I'm gonna tell you what, though.
- What?
- I want to appreciate you just for just always being there.
You know what I'm saying?
Like always being there for me, you know?
- Mm-hmm.
- You touching my ass.
- I'm sorry.
You're divorced now, though, so I mean, technically--
- [laughs] I heard you a couple of times.
You was like, oh, oh, the marriage over.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
So my [bleep] instantly got [bleep].
You know what I'm saying?
Rock solid, you know what I'm saying?
And my [bleep] curve a little bit,
you know what I'm saying?
- Well, we know it curves.
- I'm a free man, and you're a free woman.
- I been free.
- I think you free.
- I been free.
- Hey, I feel like you been talking to my mama too much,
you feel me?
You been talking to Momma Dee a way lot too much,
and it bothers me.
♪♪ ♪♪
[upbeat music]
- I didn't go to the Bahamas, but I know you did.
Don't look away, baby.
Look right here.
- The Bahamas was really nice.
- I know it was nice.
It's a nice place.
But Karlie said that
you and Amy were all over each other.
- Scrappy and Bambi had a thing.
- OK, Amy.
- Me and Spice--
- Yeah, Amy, Amy, Amy.
- Was Amy even in the Bahamas?
- Yes, she was.
I watched her story.
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ My way to the top, and ain't no stopping ♪♪
[dramatic music]
- Was Amy even in the Bahamas?
- Yes, she was.
I watched her story.
- Amy? Oh, Amy.
You know, me and Amy--
I seen her.
I seen Amy a couple of times.
Like, what's up, Amy?
Everything cool? Dap Amy up.
What's up, dog? You chilling, bro?
That stuff.
- Yeah, but it was said to me that y'all was just
having a really good time.
- Listen, Erica.
One thing about people and when it come to me,
they gonna lie on me.
- I'm gonna just ask Amy.
How about that?
- Amy not even here.
- Yeah, I'm my gonna ask Amy.
- Ask Amy because Amy can't tell you
nothing about nothing--
- OK.
Well, you're not telling me the truth.
- Listen, I would never admit to flirting with another woman
to my woman.
There was a little bit of overlapping
between Erica and Amy.
But in my mind, they-- they beefed off.
They not rocking with each other.
So I'm thinking all my secrets gonna be safe.
They ask me anything about anything
when it comes down to anything, I plead the fifth.
- The least you can do is--
- Why would I lie to you?
- Tone it the [bleep] down.
- It's all right.
You can ask her.
She can't tell you nothing about I did nothing with her.
I'm 100%...
- OK. - With you.
- I'm gonna go ahead and believe him,
but I know his reputation.
So I just need to keep my eyes open on him.
- Yeah.
Tell Momma for real, for real.
I mean, from--from here on, how we moving?
- So I had a date.
- You don't think it's too soon, do you?
- No, no, no, no, it was a cool little date.
It was like a--
- With who?
- But I don't want you to tell nobody.
- Tell me.
- Baby mama number one.
- Huh?
- Baby mama number one.
- Erica?
- Yeah.
- For real, for real?
Like, straight up, for real?
[bleep] everybody in here. For real?
- For real, for real. Like, I mean, it was cool.
It was cool.
- But you know, I was with Erica,
and she ain't said nothing.
- No, I mean, because that's what I'm saying.
It ain't nothing. It's like--
- Y'all secret-secret.
- On a count of three, say divorce.
1, 2, 3.
all: Divorce!
- Whoo!
- I noticed the married guy didn't say divorce.
- Yeah.
- Now I been getting love from everybody
in the party tonight, man, except one person.
What's wrong with this crazy man?
I don't feel like you're on point with me right now, cuz.
This is a celebration.
- As long as you in the space you want to be,
I'm supporting you.
So here's my real.
This is me being 100% honest.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God, even took the [bleep] shades off.
- No, no.
- No, 'cause then he always do this little Joc [bleep].
- I'm just saying, cuz.
- He always got good words.
- Yes, like--
- I don't know--
- Like, after TI, here come Joc.
- Yeah. - No, for real.
- Sometimes people gonna be rejoicing for you.
- Yeah.
- But sometimes, you know, [bleep] be jealous,
[bleep] be envious.
Some [bleep] prey on your downfall.
- Err. Err. - Yeah, put the shades back on.
Put the shades back on.
both: Put the shades back on.
- Why are you sitting so close to her?
- To who?
- Ain't you married?
- Hold on, hold on, hold on.
We got to do our shot first.
- Now he talking about he want to get married.
- Nah, he's not getting married.
You are with me. You are with me.
- And I'm with him.
- To new love, new relationships, new marriages.
- No, no, no, no.
No, listen, listen, listen.
This is my mother[bleep] divorce party.
- OK.
- To [bleep] freedom
and dancing in the [bleep] street.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Next on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- Kisha, she found out from the doctors
that she can't carry the baby.
- I can't move forward with that.
- We don't have that kind of technology.
- Oh.
- Oh, God.
Oh, [bleep]. [bleep].
No.
Help me.
Oh! Whoo!
- Ugh.
- I want both of you to come to Belize.
I want to invite Renni too,
because I'm on this healing journeys.
- Really? - What?
- Yes.
- Belize, bitch.
[upbeat music]
- I ask God to bless you, to guide you.
God bless you. - Thank you.
- Oh, that was deep.
- You know what I'm saying? - We almost there?
- You gonna throw up?
- She's shaking again.
- She has a hole in her kidney too.
- She's shaking.
- We got to go to the hospital.
Come on, let's go.
[hip-hop music]
♪♪ ♪♪