- ♪♪ MTV ♪♪
- Previously, on "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- I gave Bri a pregnancy test.
- I just want a kid. I ain't going to lie.
- It's positive?
- [gasps] Zell.
Oh my God, Zell!
- I have been thinking about getting an abortion.
[dramatic music]
- I need to get him up out of here.
I don't trust B. I know she want my man.
- She want him?
- She wants all my men.
- I've been kicking it with your boy.
- I cannot believe you and Scrappy.
- I feel like y'all in a good place.
I just don't want nothing [bleep] it up.
- You have been trying to smash.
♪♪ ♪♪
I have the proof.
- My [bleep] is all business.
- Are you blind?
'Cause I saw it!
- When it comes to Jasiel, just with, like, some of the stuff
we've been through, I get scared about that.
- Do you trust Joc?
[funky music]
- ♪♪ This is the life ♪♪
- ♪♪ It's the life that we're livin' ♪♪
- ♪♪ This is the life ♪♪
- ♪♪ It's the life that we chose ♪♪
- ♪♪ This is the life ♪♪
♪♪ It's the life that we're livin' ♪♪
- ♪♪ This is the life ♪♪
- ♪♪ It's the life that we chose ♪♪
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top ♪♪
♪♪ And it ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
[hip hop music]
- ♪♪ They get it out in your head ♪♪
♪♪ My net worth, my stacks of bread ♪♪
- Karlie, I got a baby on the way.
- What?
Oh my God, congratulations.
- Thank you. - Friend.
[shouts] - Thank you.
But things were crazy for a minute,
but we decided she's keeping the baby.
- OK. You happy?
- Yes, I'm-- I'm super happy.
And I'm having a baby mama reveal because I want to reveal
to my friends and my family.
- We're all going.
- I want to extend the olive branch
and invite Sierra, also Khaotic,
Jessica, Kendrick, Bambi.
Err! Let me rewind this back.
- OK. - Let me rewind this bike back.
- ♪♪ What you got, better run it up ♪♪
♪♪ Yeah, count everything I'm worth ♪♪
♪♪ Work ♪♪
- I appreciate you even just coming out.
You be busy lady.
- I just been trying to enjoy my summer.
The only problem that me and my mom even had
was her thing with the curfew.
And, like, my mom nags.
- Don't mix me with the mom-tator.
- OK. - I'm the dad-izen.
But I do listen to your mom and I listen to you,
and I think we all need to talk.
No need to get hot.
- We know how mommy gets. [laughs]
- ♪♪ They are me, they wish they could ♪♪
♪♪ And they wish they looked this good ♪♪
[upbeat music]
- Shekinah!
- Girl, you play too much.
- Come over here, girl.
Stop complaining.
I want you to meet my new friend.
- You act like I don't know nothing about horseback riding.
Girl, you is crazy.
You're not the only Black girl that know about this.
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ Work ♪♪
- Come here, Dreamer.
Come meet Shekinah. - What are we doing here?
- Look at Shekinah. This is my friend Shekinah.
- What are we doing here?
- We're learning about the apocalypse.
[quirky music]
Well, there are some big changes for planet Earth,
and I want Shekinah to come along with me to learn
about living off the land.
I do believe that we need our own produce.
We need to grow our own crops, get our own livestock,
and really prepare.
- Girl, the world is not fitting to end.
- It's going to end.
Where you walk up to a stage.
- God, please.
I don't know what she got going on or what she going through,
God, but continue to let the land live, God.
Let us live on the land of the living.
- The world is coming to an end.
- No, it's not. - It's here.
It's among us. It's amongst us.
- Jessica got me out here in the middle
of no mother[bleep] where because she
feels like the apostle--
talking about the epilepsy.
What is it?
- She feels like the apocalypse is on the way.
[upbeat music]
Girl, what the [bleep] you doing?
You got to take that plant out of there.
The [bleep]?
I thought you knew what you were doing, bitch.
- I ain't know what the [bleep].
I said I came here to learn, bitch.
- It's getting a little bit dark outside.
Y'all want to go to the barn and learn about some chickens?
- Yeah, let's learn about chickens.
♪♪ ♪♪
- And how long would it take to actually become, like,
a real professional farmer?
- Seven years, I heard if you try and do something--
- Seven years?
- --and you have a focus, then maybe in about seven years,
you'd be good at it enough for--
- So I just started learning astrology,
and I'm already better than the rest.
I feel like it takes me, like, 2.5 seconds to learn.
- Yeah. - Like, I'm--
- Girl, way. - I'm very diligent.
I learned how to be a great [bleep] in two hours.
- What?
- We're just talking about learning.
- I'm going to grab the goat real quick.
- OK, yeah, you go ahead and do that.
Baby, I didn't mean to offend you or your wife.
- No worries, no worries. - God bless.
I wasn't talking about [bleep] his [bleep].
I was just talking about that I'm a quick and fast learner.
You don't stop [bleep] just because
the apocalypse happened.
- Shut the [bleep] up.
- That's fine with me.
I just love you so much.
By the way, I brought you here because I needed
to hang out with somebody to make me [bleep] laugh.
- And I've been making you laugh.
I want to know--
- Because the people that I've been friends with here
in Atlanta-- - Who you been friends with?
- Karlie. - What you mean?
- Karlie hasn't been quite pleasant to be around,
so I have actually been isolating her.
I moved out.
- So you haven't been talking to the Atlanta?
- No.
- I got tired of Karlie talking [bleep] about me,
and then just hitting me up and asking
me to call her, and it being about her,
herself, and her fiancé.
She never cares about my life.
It's always about her.
- Hello.
- Hey, so you know about the bit-- the bird.
- You want to hold this chicken?
- Hell, no. - So nice.
- Oh, you got us out here.
You should hold her. - She's almost asleep anyway.
- Ooh.
Get over here with the eggs.
Please.
- Yeah, part of being sustainable
is chicken eggs, right?
- Why is this important for the epoxy?
- The apocalypse.
- Apocalypse.
Apocalypse. - Apocalypse.
- Yeah, there you go. - Apocalypse.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- It just sounds so dumb.
Apocalypse.
We waiting on the apocalypse.
I'm not going nowhere. I'm not dying.
[bleep]
When it's time to die, I'm going to heaven.
[upbeat music]
- ♪♪ Let's go ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ Yeah, I know you looking ♪♪
♪♪ Know you looking at me ♪♪
♪♪ Everybody talking when I step up on the scene ♪♪
♪♪ Real nice with it, but my attitude mean ♪♪
- So we have Baltimore Pride.
They're screaming.
It's hot as [bleep] outside, but everybody's turnt.
Everybody excited.
And I'm just ready to put it on the floor.
- Who's ready to see Saucy Santana?
[cheering]
[air horn blares]
- Whoo!
♪♪ Yeah, I know you want to ♪♪
♪♪ Back it up, back, it up, back it up, back it up ♪♪
♪♪ Straight to the 'Ghini when I hop off the jet ♪♪
♪♪ Ass so fat but it still match the legs ♪♪
Definitely, when I was 17, I did not see this.
The crowd is what brings me my energy.
So it's happy faces, proud faces, prideful faces.
♪♪ ♪♪
I love having my mom here.
This is like her fourth show.
So it's just so cool for her to see me in my stardom.
[air horn blaring]
And D, we're not necessarily together,
but he always been my biggest champion.
You know, he going to ride for me.
♪♪ ♪♪
Who coming up here hoping to do the dance?
So I'm performing.
It's lit.
I have one more song to go. We was on our last song.
And I'm like, what the [bleep]?
[shouting]
[dramatic music]
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- Now, Jasmine mentioned you, by the way.
- Me? - Oh, yeah, you.
She mentioned you sitting at her bar.
- Wow.
- Being feminine and being flamboyant was just a lie.
After I graduated and my mom was like, you got to go.
- My baby mama party lit!
[shouting]
- Bitch, shut the [bleep] up.
Oh, you a weird ass [bleep].
- Hey, let's go, baby.
- Weird ass [bleep].
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top ♪♪
♪♪ And it ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top ♪♪
♪♪ And it ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
[dramatic music]
[shouting]
♪♪ ♪♪
[chatter]
- So I'm performing, it's lit, and all of a sudden,
I just see the whole crowd shifting
and stampeding to the front.
And I'm like, what the [bleep]?
♪♪ ♪♪
My mom is on stage, and I have to make sure
that she's safe by any means.
♪♪ ♪♪
[soft music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ Got up in this ♪♪
♪♪ Girl, I look forward to other things ♪♪
- Hey, Mamas.
What you doing, Ma?
How you felt about yesterday?
- That was a lot.
That brought me back to the old days,
my days in the streets.
- I was not expecting that at all.
Somebody had got into a back and forth,
and then somebody just bust out with the--
it was like bear mace.
My team started seeing different videos.
We was looking on Twitter and TikTok, the news.
From what I've seen, it was a man and a girl fighting.
It was-- it was a fight out there.
So, you know, some people use mace to protect themselves.
Just so happened, it was bear mace
and it spread it through the whole crowd.
- Yeah, that mace was thick.
- It was crazy.
- I've never been in anything like that.
- It wasn't an attack on us, but I just wish
that people would be safe.
You know, it was kids out there.
We just want to make sure that we careful.
And especially with it being a Pride event,
we don't want to represent ourselves as reckless
or that we caused some kind of danger.
Anyways, moving forward, I want to take you to this Safe
Haven in Baltimore.
It's where they open up a home for LGBT kids who are homeless,
or, you know, who been kicked out,
or, you know, just out here fending for themselves.
And I just want them to see a loving mom.
And I feel like, you know, you've grown.
- Are you giving me a compliment?
- [laughs]
- So are we going today?
- No, we're going to go tomorrow.
Yeah, I need a break.
- Oh, OK. - I'll talk to you later.
- All right, love you. - All right, love you, too.
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ We could do it ♪♪
♪♪ We could do it ♪♪
♪♪ Let me love, love, let me in ♪♪
- Yung Joc and his crew, men's appreciation.
What did he do?
- Today, I'm doing a fathers give back event.
You know what I'm saying?
Because it is the cover reveal of "In the City" magazine,
featuring myself.
They really highlight a lot of the movers
and shakers in our city, and the philanthropic side
of things.
And we get a chance to do it amongst a lot of my brothers.
Man, you know what it do, man.
We just, you know, want to take the time
to give back to the fellas.
- Listen, we got to have one day for us?
- Absolutely.
- So when they say celebrate fathers--
- Absolutely. - Listen to them.
You got-- yeah, it's very, very important.
- It's important.
- I'm here on the carpet with Scrappy.
Talk to me about fatherhood.
- To me, fatherhood is my whole life.
At the end of the day, I'm like, shoot, I'm
fitting to pull up on curb, man.
Let's do something for the man, man.
Like, I really am strong on the man.
You know what I'm saying? The daddies.
You know what I'm saying?
Because we do [bleep] too.
- What's up, my brothers?
Happy-- happy Appreciation Mental Health Month, man.
I do appreciate youse, even though I
ain't got no kids, just being around a bunch of good dads.
And I appreciate y'all for coming out tonight.
I do.
But all y'all been in the blogs because I done
have a report on all that.
- What are you talking about? What?
- Who? - Kurt.
- I got baby mama drama.
Jasmine.
So she telling [bleep] I'm still trying to hit it
- Ain't that the truth?
- Negative.
She basically [bleep] with Rasheeda head.
Like, you know, what's up?
I give you more money if you give
me more ass and da, da, da.
- Tell me again, do you--
- You can't even see the word.
- Do you got the original text right on your phone?
- I don't [bleep].
My thread, I don't even want to see a name.
- You deleted it?
Because-- because if you-- if you delete it,
then it look-- it may look suspect.
- Listen, I sleep at another house again.
[chatter]
Some people may say, you know what?
I think you deleting a text thread is suspicious.
Well, guess what?
If I don't want negativity in my phone
and I delete the entire thread, you're
entitled to feel like how the [bleep] you want to feel
because it's my thread.
I don't want to see the bitch name in my phone.
Now, Jasmine mentioned you, by the way.
- Me?
- Oh, yeah, you.
- Well, how she mention me?
- She mentioned you sitting at her bar.
- Wow.
- So it's like-- - Oh, man.
Jeez.
- I think Kurt was going down like the Titanic, slowly.
He hit that iceberg.
He looked to the left and--
let me sink.
And Mendeecees was like, boy, I ain't
got nothing to do with that.
[laughs]
- I didn't know who she was, because somebody had to say,
that's Kurt baby mother.
And I never went back because we never had two words.
- Let me ask you one question, where the hell is your ring at?
- Oh. - Oh.
- I lost it.
- Oh my God.
- Yeah. - So I took it.
- You was at the gym. - Hold on, hold on.
- Oh, you threw the ring?
- OK, threw the ring?
- Truth is, I lost my wedding ring.
I can't really find it.
And, you know, I go through these phase
where me and Yandy argue, and I don't
put no effort into looking for the ring,
but it's somewhere in my house.
I just don't know where it's at.
- You lost your ring.
He lost his text messages.
- Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
- All right. - I'm about to lose my mind!
- Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
- It seems to me sometimes, like,
man, you guys want to have y'all cake and y'all ice cream.
I'm so lost, my--
I done lost my mind because everybody is losing things.
It's like we in the lost and found right here.
- My problem with Jasmine is she's spreading lies just
to get more money from me.
But she took the child support and went and did her [bleep].
- Oh, she got her body done?
- That's why Mendeecees was at the bar.
- [laughs]
[chatter]
- I'm going to go get me a massage.
[chatter]
- ♪♪ Pretty thang, pretty toes ♪♪
♪♪ Pretty gang, pretty close ♪♪
♪♪ Money came, money go ♪♪
♪♪ I'm the one they looking for ♪♪
[upbeat music]
- Hey, Mamas. - What's going on?
Let's go.
- Come on, because it's hot as H-E double hockey stick.
Today, me and Mommy are going to the Safe Haven
in Baltimore.
I chose Maryland Safe Haven because you're local
and there's so much history on the blocks.
And just, I admire and appreciate my community
helping kids that are in need.
There's going to be a lot of other people here
that have the same story as me.
- Hi, y'all.
I'm in the room with my friend, Saucy Santana.
And he's with his mom.
And welcome to Maryland Safe Haven.
Most of every person in this room, I share something with.
But to have someone like you who have experienced
the same hardships and faced the same realities of living
in survival mode, we thank you for coming,
but I want you to also be able to tell about your experiences
and what brought you to Maryland Safe Haven today.
- So I came out when I was 17.
At the time, I came out, like, on Facebook.
[chuckling]
And I had-- I remember it was a meme like, true life,
I'm bisexual.
And so I posted that.
A lot of times, gays come out as bisexual or even planning
on being bisexual because they're actually
scared to fully be themselves.
So for me, I never wanted to come out as bisexual.
I was just trying to get my foot through the door
as being gay.
So I-- as just growing into being me and being myself,
I started exploring into girl clothes, just being myself.
On top of me being a bad kid, skipping school, smoking weed,
doing what I wanted to do, being
rebellious, being feminine and being flamboyant
was just a lot.
And so after I graduated, my mom was like, you got to go.
I just seen the different struggles
of what we have to go through.
I'm grateful that me and my mom are in a place
that we're in today, but she was
the reason why I was homeless.
This is going to show that you just
have to love your kids unconditionally,
no matter if they're straight, trans, bisexual, green or polka
dot, because being rejected from your parents
just because of who you love is so heartbreaking and
so dangerous.
- Can you tell me the turning point for you when you realized
that you-- you have healed enough to be able
to go and talk to your child?
Because a lot of times in community,
we never hear the messaging coming from the parents, right?
But would it look like for you?
- God coming in my heart.
And so I-- I embrace my son because I love--
I love my son.
How can I expect for him to-- whatever it is in him to be
whole, to be full, to be happy, if he can't
receive love from his mother?
- I'm glad and thankful for the new relationship
with me and my mom.
I love it.
I feel like this is what all kids deserve.
But I think she can't be the woman that she is today
without just being forgiving, understanding, and having love
unconditionally in her heart.
- What you're going through, or what you're even experiencing,
or why you're sitting in the place that you're sitting in.
You didn't do anything.
You just landed in this.
- We have everybody coming from everywhere.
- I came from down South Carolina.
It-- it's crazy how I got here.
I had been out in high school.
I got exposed, like, five different times.
I sold dope, weed, ice.
If you can name it, I was out there throwing it.
One day, my friend was like, hey, I stay out in Baltimore.
You can come get your life together.
I realized I couldn't do it on my own.
So I came to Safe Haven, and they changed my life.
- I'm Renee.
My pronouns are she/her. I'm Baltimore.
Safe Haven's golden girl.
[laughter]
I didn't start transitioning until I was 63 years old.
I'm 68 now.
I lost everything when I transitioned.
And Iya said, give me a call.
So I did.
And that young lady and I, and this young lady here,
said, Renee, we have a house and you're a house manager.
The next year, I became director of senior housing.
And two months ago, I became the special projects
coordinator for safety.
[applause]
- Gay has an umbrella of people.
You have trans, you have feminine boys,
you have masculine boys, you have feminine girls
that are lesbians.
You know, there's not a look to--
to gay.
We just all people under one umbrella.
My mom is writing the book based
around me and our relationship, basically.
- Yeah, I definitely want to tell from the mom's, you know,
side of it, how you guys feel rejected.
We feel rejected.
And not that we're right, so don't be giving me the eyeballs
because, you know, we're in our way,
but we need to get out of our way.
But now I get to even--
I guess that's why I couldn't finish it,
because I need to add this layer, what
I experienced in here today.
Like, I'm not going to cry.
[chatter]
[applause]
- I'm so proud of Mommy's progress,
just coming here and being open minded.
And for her to just be there, and just be so soft with them,
and just be a listening ear, I really appreciated it
because it's something that I didn't have at that age,
but it's something that me and my mom learned together.
And so for her to just be so open with them at that time,
I think that was everything.
Nice to meet all of y'all. Thank you.
Thank you.
This is good today.
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- It's just like, he got stuff on social media
that I'm dealing with.
I don't know what y'all got going on.
I hear about that 24/7.
- Why was another female up on you like that?
Say it was appropriate. - It wasn't.
Period!
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top ♪♪
♪♪ And it ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top ♪♪
♪♪ And it ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
[dramatic music]
- This just in, Yung Joc, host of "The Streetz Morning
Takeover," was caught cheating on his wife, Kendra,
after being seen holding hands with
another woman at a high-profile event last night.
- So I just got a text from my wife.
She's-- it's a text to me and her mom.
She said, I'm divorcing Jasiel, Mom.
A blogger's accused him
of cheating on me, so I'm done.
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ Feel like a ticking time bomb about to explode ♪♪
♪♪ Any moment with rage ♪♪
♪♪ I cannot put up with so much of elephant ♪♪
♪♪ Drama this new day and age ♪♪
♪♪ Here we are now to count down to the moment I explode ♪♪
♪♪ I've been trying to warn them ♪♪
♪♪ They don't want to see me go ♪♪
- Jasiel.
I'm so tired of this [bleep], man.
Like, I'm so tired of this [bleep] blog [bleep].
Why is another woman--
I don't give a [bleep] who it was.
You hear me? It wasn't me.
- No, I get it.
- Jasiel is a celebrity.
Everybody recognizes him.
He has to be situationally aware.
It leads me to say, well, maybe you're just wired wrong
for you not to be able to understand
what inappropriateness is.
I'm sick of it. I'm tired of it.
And this is the reason I wanted an insurance policy on my eggs.
- It was a situation.
It happened inside.
- In what capacity did it have to do with you?
- Because--
- To the point where it warrant somebody
standing up in your personal space, disrespecting me.
- Something happened with Coco and Sheree.
And Sheree not wanted me to allow Mo into the venue.
I told Mo to leave.
So let me just clear the air.
Mo used to work for me.
She was denied entrance to one of my events.
When I'm walking out the door, boom,
she walks up on me, trying to rip me a new ass [bleep].
But the blog said, it looked like I was cuddled up.
We was holding hands.
Her hands never touched mine.
I wasn't cheating.
I was really just sitting there listening to someone vent
to me about how they were handled at my event today.
Just go look at the video.
- You would have thought the hoe was me the way she was
mother[bleep] carrying on.
That's a problem for me.
- Stop cursing.
- That is a problem for me!
Why was she so close up on you?
- She was upset about what happened.
- Why? So that was appropriate.
Say it was appropriate. - It wasn't.
- It wasn't.
- Period!
That's my problem.
I mean, maybe we should get a divorce after all.
My 401(k) still ain't OK, my retirement, my will,
my whole everything, everything that Trina would have to split.
- Kendra. Kendra, come on, man.
Why we got to go out?
- Because, man, you not going to keep doing that to me.
- Why are we talking about divorce?
When Kendra told me she wanted to get a divorce,
it [bleep] hurt, dog.
But I wholeheartedly agree with my wife and with Kendra.
No other woman should be up on me in my face like that.
- But you think it's a game, but it's-- it's not.
- You love me?
♪♪ ♪♪
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Lord, please bless my family
me and my family that I created.
Just positive, peaceful conversation.
Amen.
♪♪ ♪♪
Well, hey there.
- Hi, how are you?
I'm actually shocked that Scrappy put this together
and, you know, brought us together to have a conversation
because we were bumping heads.
Honey, money mine is gone.
Some little boy got hurt just in the goddamn clouds.
Her grades have dropped, and she
is just not focused on her and just on life in general.
- What's happening? - Hi.
- Hey. - How are you?
- What's up?
- I'm doing good.
- What's going on?
- Nothing much, just trying to get my life together.
- So Emani been living with me ever since she
got into it with her mom.
We went to the batting cage, we talked,
and that's what prompted all this stuff right here.
Even though me and Erica dissing,
and up and down, up and down, no matter what,
we still family.
I really need y'all to tap in with each other.
Y'all, and I noticed that you want us to respect you
for being your age, where you at now, not the little
baby that you always been.
- You don't feel like we respect you?
- I feel like you baby me.
- You feel like I do stuff for you?
I don't allow you to--
- Yes, what do you say?
Dictator. Dictator.
- Yeah. - Dictator?
- She's a mom-tator. - God dang.
- Yeah, mom-tator. - I'm not a mom-tator.
I'm just a mama bear.
I want the best for my child, period.
- It's just like, you got stuff on social media
that I'm dealing with.
Then y'all on social media.
I don't know what y'all got going on.
I hear about that 24/7.
So it's just a lot.
- I know you under a lot of pressure, scrutiny,
with me and your dad, you know, hanging out.
Do you feel like you're acting rebellious
because you just want us to be in a different space?
- I'm not being rebellious.
I just think I'm just very drained.
- Well, I want to let you know that we are not dating.
♪♪ ♪♪
- I thought we was still dating, but Erica says no.
But it's one thing I know about life,
man, if it ain't meant for you, it ain't meant for you.
You know what I'm saying?
And I understand where Emani coming from.
You won't be wanting to deal with social media,
be seeing me all over the place with Erica.
Like, it's hard.
And I just want her to be focused, away from the BS.
You know what I'm saying?
- I know you guys probably be like,
oh, like, she always going to her boyfriend's house.
But it's just like, I just be trying
to get away, like, sometimes.
It's just like, I just need y'all to work with me,
bear with me.
- Well, it's got to be some compromise because I found out
those grades drop, I told you, hey, look, the TV and the car
was a distraction.
So that doesn't need to go back to school
with you, at least not for the first semester.
- Mommy, I need my car.
- I can put it in your room at the house.
- I don't have it. That's--
- Destiny's there.
- No, I need my car.
- Why are you finna cry?
- Because that's pissing me off.
Because why would you not let me take my car?
You did this last year, and I still did good first semester.
So why are y'all finna take my car again?
Why do y'all keep doing that?
That's what I'm saying.
That's why I want to pay for it on my own because I hate that.
I would not do that to y'all.
Why-- like, y'all get me something just to hang
over my head if I mess up. It's a mistake.
- That's not hanging it over your head.
- But yes, you are.
- I am hard on Emani.
And I'm hard on her now because I've seen her excel.
And if I've seen you excel and then you start to drop down,
I'm going to definitely say something.
And it's going to be some consequences for your actions.
- No one's saying that you not going to get the car again.
We literally said you need to pull your grades up
for the first semester.
So we're going to focus on co-parenting
and we need you to focus on your grades, period.
- Yeah, I got it.
- If you deliver, that's what you call going hard.
- All right. - All right.
- It's just a lot right now.
- Cheers to you, Emani. I love you.
I can't wait till you graduate so you
can be the best lawyer you can be
for the family and your life.
- Hopefully, y'all don't need a lawyer.
- You never know in USA.
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- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- Leave that man and divorce him.
[bleep] him.
That's the start of [bleep] gaslighting.
- She knows who she married to. Shut up!
- Seeking out lawyers and [bleep].
I feel like it might be going to--
- Seeking out lawyers for what?
- Some people is after me about them gate.
- Y'all bitch, are you [bleep] serious?
You need to shut the [bleep] up because you're a weird bitch.
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top ♪♪
♪♪ And it ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top ♪♪
♪♪ And it ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ Let's go, poolside ♪♪
♪♪ Summertime, turn up in the neighborhood ♪♪
♪♪ Let's go, sunshine ♪♪
♪♪ Living life, uh-huh ♪♪
♪♪ We feeling good ♪♪
♪♪ Feeling good ♪♪
[vocalizing]
- This way, love. This way.
- Thank you.
- Today is the day that I'm having my baby mama reveal.
I was upset that she didn't want the baby, but now it's up.
She keeping the baby.
We locked in.
And now-- now we're going to have baby mama
reveals, gender reveals, everything
baby, baby, baby, baby, baby.
- [bleep] bitch.
- Y'all been [bleep]?
- You're the baby mama.
- Don't say nothing. Don't say nothing.
They don't know who the baby mama is.
I'm having a baby mama reveal.
They going to have to pick. It's going to be a game.
You'll have to pick.
- ♪♪ Now stop ♪♪
♪♪ Just wait a minute, we look good ♪♪
♪♪ Yeah, we look so fly, so fly, now stop... ♪♪
- Hey, we at the party.
[cheering]
- Hey, y'all.
- How you doing?
Aquarius.
- The Bam and these ideas?
This is going to be a thing now, reveal your baby mamas.
We trying to see what's up with this baby mama.
I'm trying to see if she a baddie or not.
- ♪♪ I love it ♪♪
- You look so good, Kendra.
- Thank you, boo.
- And leave that man and divorce him.
- No, don't say that.
- Yes, I'm telling her that. [bleep] him.
If he want to [bleep] embarrass you publicly,
that's the start of a [bleep] gaslighter.
- She know who she married to! Shut up!
- I'm trying my best to be present for my friend
as he prepares to bring a child into this world.
And I'm also trying to, like, you know, save face.
And this is the first [bleep] thing that we talking about.
- Come on, Ken. Let's go get something to eat.
- All right. - Divorce that man, girl.
- You know I'm with that. - Let's go get something.
- I'm saying that. - Let's go.
- He got to be divorced.
- We going to talk.
We going to talk, Jessica. - Divorce his ass.
- Don't do that [bleep].
- But she need to get divorced.
- She don't want to be--
- A man that want you [bleep] publicly humiliate
you [bleep] deserves it. - She's married.
- It doesn't matter.
She can change that [bleep] up.
- Look, I'm very blunt about everything.
I constantly feel like I'm seeing Joc
doing something disrespectful.
When too many of those instances are happening,
I just feel like I should tell her, he ain't going to change.
- Well, you know, I ain't one of-- because, you know,
there's a lot going on.
I don't want to bring all the blog stuff
because, you know, we all see it on our timeline every day.
Like, how are you doing though?
Because you said that you wanted to get divorced.
Is that, like, something that you wanted to do?
Was that, like, before this picture or--
like, how did that work?
- Well, like, I just had said, if you can't
act like a married man, if you don't have it in you to just
exude, I'm a married man when you walk down the street,
then I don't want to be with you and I do want a divorce.
You know, like, I told him, I'm young, I'm rich,
I'm successful.
Like, I feel like, a man is going to want to take that up.
So it's like, if you can't give me what my daddy wanted me
to have and what he thought you was going to give me
before he died, then I don't want it,
and I do want a divorce.
- I'ma be honest.
I think that Kendra could do better than Joc.
I'm not going to lie.
I think Joc is a good guy, but I think he's got to learn
how to be a better husband.
I wish you all the best, though.
I love y'all. - I love you.
I love you too. We love you too, man.
We going to get through.
When everything is hectic as life is and all the stuff
that I know Zell has going on himself,
I just appreciate him having time to lend an ear
or just say, you know what?
Let me check on you, friend.
- All y'all got more friends coming.
Come on, let's go. We doing it.
Come on, let's take shots.
- ♪♪ Yo, in the party ♪♪
♪♪ Come on ♪♪
♪♪ In your party ♪♪
♪♪ It's time to party ♪♪
[dramatic music]
- We need to call an ambulance.
- Oh my God. - Zell, Zell.
- Girls in the house? Is it, Brianna?
- Uh-uh. - What the [bleep]?
What's going on?
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- You're a weird bitch for trying to get with my ex!
- What ex, bitch? - Kai!
- Baby, let me tell you something,
your baby mama reveal is going down in history.
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top ♪♪
♪♪ And it ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top ♪♪
♪♪ And it ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
[ambulance sirens blaring]
- What the [bleep]?
- Let's go see why this ambulance is out here.
Y'all didn't see the paramedic, ambulance pull up?
[dramatic music]
Wait, what's going on?
- You need to clear the door.
- Well, what happened? - What's happened?
- You did? - Hell yeah.
- Khaotic, are you OK?
Was it my thickness?
I think I need to go put some pants on.
- You really did?
- I'm sitting here partying, dancing, taking shots,
and out of nowhere, I hear sirens.
How could this be going on right
now at our baby mama reveal?
My baby mama passed out.
And now we got to take her to the hospital.
And it could be some complications
with the baby or something.
So thank God it was Khaotic's ass and not Brianna.
- You need some tequila?
- Y'all can carry all of us. Get on, Bambi.
We're going to go with you.
- I think that God was getting me up out of there for a reason
because Bambi, she twerking, trying to talk about,
is it her thickness?
And I think that it was a lot of things finna be revealed
other than the baby mama.
And God just swooshed me up out of there.
- Today, at my baby mama reveal party, the heat was scorching,
and we had someone pass out.
We had Khaotic pass out.
You can see, the ambulance is standing here right now.
This means that my baby mama party lit.
[shouting]
- [laughs]
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- I need everybody outside!
I need everybody outside!
Let's go.
I need everybody to come on the sides of the pool,
get you a spot.
- ♪♪ Pulling up with something I already paid for ♪♪
♪♪ Spending money ♪♪
♪♪ And I already made more ♪♪
- Is this the baby mama?
Oh, that's not the baby mama!
- Whoo! - Hey, Sierra.
- Hey. - It's nice to see you.
- Yeah, hi.
- Me and Zell relationship has been weird as [bleep],
but I do love my friend.
And honestly, with Zell inviting me,
I feel like this is his way of saying he apologize.
He talked about so much [bleep],
but I'm not sooting Zell.
And honestly, you know, I'm going through
so much with my family.
[sighs]
Bitch, I need a friend, OK?
[upbeat music]
- Here's my baby mama, y'all!
It's Karlie!
[laughter] Nice to see you too.
Congratulations. - Oh, thank you.
- Y'all, congratulations on calling my bitch married,
engaged again.
For the 10th time, y'all bitches get--
get engaged once.
- That's it, sis!
- Whoo!
- Baby mamas, come on out!
Baby mamas, come out!
A round of applause while the baby mamas come on out!
Just line up right here.
- Uh-uh. Look at her.
It's the second one. It's the second one.
It's her.
- We have a few questions that I'm going to ask now.
What is my first name?
- Rodney. [laughs]
- Not Rodney.
- Zell.
- Timothy.
- Uh-uh, bro.
My name ain't Timothy. It's Rodney.
Got to go.
What state was I born in?
- Ohio. - Hey!
- Dallas, Texas.
- Oh, it's number one!
[shouting]
- So can my baby mama please turn around?
[shouting]
[cheering]
[shouting]
Yeah, this is Brianna.
Y'all, come and congratulate my mother[bleep] baby mama.
What's up? We in here.
- Oh my God.
Zell, you ain't tell me that your baby mama is
a bitch from my side of town.
Hold on now.
We all know each other.
They used to come in my shop and get their makeup done.
I used to have lines out the door, baby.
And Bri was one of those girls, her and her sister.
Baby, I know Bri, know Bri.
- I just can't believe she done gave you some ass
and got pregnant.
- Shots for everybody!
I'm about to get naked.
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- I know her, know her. - She from here?
- She is.
And Zell better not [bleep] play with her
and-- because, baby, her and her family don't play.
- Hey, y'all.
- Hey, Karlie, Karlie. - Hey, boo.
- Is this not crazy? - Yes, it's crazy.
- This is not his child, in two months, I'm going to be
so disappointed and I'ma--
- You think it's not his?
- I ain't say that.
- We just can't know.
- Yeah.
- [bleep], yeah.
- Yo, ladies, can I just say, thank y'all for even coming?
Like, my friend group is here.
I know-- - Oh, friend group.
- Bambi. - So now I'm a friend.
Back-- I'm back in the friend group.
- You're-- you're no--
- Stop doing me the way that you do me.
- You know, me and Sierra, this is
our first time seeing each other since we got into it.
You and Bambi, I don't know what's
going on with you and Bambi.
- But that's why I need to hire my attorney friend here.
For real. - Why?
For Bambi? - It's a conflict of interest.
- For a friend? - For Bam?
- That's a conflict of interest.
I wouldn't even be able to do it.
- OK, well, listen, Bambi and I haven't talked.
- Bambi!
- But she had crashed her car into--
- Come over here, girl! - --the gate of the apartment.
- They calling the law on you, Bambi!
- What apartment?
- As you know, Jessica was staying
at one of my properties.
Bambi and I went to go visit her.
I go through the gate.
She didn't see it, crashed through the gate.
At the end of the day, guess who paid for it?
♪♪ ♪♪
- I just need y'all to be--
- You need who to be what?
- She's seeking out lawyers and [bleep].
I feel like it might be going to--
- Seeking out lawyers for what?
- I had contacted you a while ago,
and I told you them people is asking me about them gates.
Y'all, bitch, are you [bleep] serious
about this [bleep] gate? - Talk it out.
- Please shut the [bleep] up because you're a weird bitch.
- No, no, no, you're a weird bitch
for trying to get with my ex! - You're a bitch.
What ex, bitch? - Kai!
- Why would I try to [bleep]?
- He told me you [bleep] him.
- You're a [bleep] lying ass bitch, Karlie.
- So why would you even-- why would
you even do business with--
- Hey!
[shouting]
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top ♪♪
♪♪ And it ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
[dramatic music]
- No, no, you're a weird bitch for trying to get with my ex!
- You're a bitch.
Why would I try to get [bleep]?
- He told me you [bleep] him.
- You're a [bleep] lying ass bitch, Karlie.
- So why would you even-- why would
you even do business with--
- Hey!
[shouting]
- Whoa, hold on. Hold on.
[shouting]
Hold on now.
[shouting]
- God damn it!
- Why would you say that?
- Karlie, you slut!
- Karlie, be [bleep] for real.
We both know that you didn't sit
here and call this man all kind of liars and stalkers.
And now you going to take his word for it
that I'm [bleep] with him?
Now you just reaching.
And now, again, you're a weird ass bitch.
- Back up.
- Why would you do business with Kai?
- Bitch, shut the [bleep] up.
- Bitch. - Shut the [bleep] up.
- Oh, I got you, bitch. - Yeah.
- Sis, is it that [bleep] serious that you have to throw
a phone because you're mad
because I [bleep] told the truth on you?
I'm tired of the girls just, like,
using violence when you can just use your voice.
Y'all don't know how to just talk to somebody,
or be mad, or scream, yell?
- You're a weird ass [bleep] bitch.
- OK, let's go, baby.
- Weird ass [bleep] bitch.
Give me my phone back.
Bum, bum, bum, bitch.
- Get her up there in the grass.
Get her up in there in the-- wait for the--
wait for the hot stuff. - Come over here.
- What are we doing? - Karlie, come over here.
Come on, Karlie. Karlie.
- Y'all could have been a point guard.
- We can talk about this [bleep].
- I'm trying to talk to her about it, sensible.
- Oh my goodness.
- Talking about I was [bleep] Kai.
What the [bleep]?
Now she taking it too [bleep] far, talking about I
was [bleep].
It's one thing to say, yes, I'm doing business with your ex.
Yes, I am.
But for you to sit up here and say I [bleep] him?
Bitch, bye.
Go away.
- Karlie, [bleep] she [bleep] Kai
and doing business with Kai.
- No, that girl ain't [bleep] Kai.
- She doing business with Kai, first of all!
- She not [bleep] do that. - Are you sure?
- But he told me!
- You and Bambi better [bleep].
- You know Kai--
Kai don't mess with nobody unless you [bleep] him.
- He tried to do business with me,
I didn't want to [bleep] him.
I've known Kai for a long time, and he's a business man.
I mean, he even tried to do a deal with me.
I didn't [bleep] him.
I can see why Bambi's upset.
Karlie, why in the [bleep] did you blame her [bleep] Kai?
You don't nobody want to [bleep] Kai but you.
- She's a weird [bleep] bitch.
- But I don't feel like--
- [bleep] Amy [bleep]. - Come on.
- And then [bleep].
- Let's talk about this.
- [bleep] Amy [bleep] did she?
She [bleep]. [shouting]
- She [bleep].
Yo, it's like [bleep] the bitch, and nobody
wants to be with her!
And she try to [bleep] Kai.
- Come on. Come on.
Let's go.
- [bleep] she did.
- This his girl gender reveal baby shower.
- Get that [bleep] out of here now!
- Come on. Come on, Karlie.
Like, I feel like-- like, I feel like I'm
having a nervous breakdown.
We can't be doing this, for real.
- Look, I just told that girl you were [bleep].
It went--
- She know that.
Like, the-- it's the fact that she come
over here and say that bull[bleep],
she know that's not true.
- It's not fair.
It's just another rumor, you [bleep] Amy Luchi man?
- I can't take it.
- After the ambulance pulling up to get Khaotic,
the Bam threw a phone at Karlie face because Karlie accused her
of messing with Kai and Bambi messing
with Amy Lucci's ex-man.
Hell yeah, Jessica might be right.
The world might be on the way to an end.
- The baby mama been revealed and a lot of other things
been revealed too.
- Baby, let me tell you something,
your baby mama reveal is going down in history.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Next time on "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- You like the show?
- Yeah, it was-- it was you.
- It was terrible. - [laughs]
- Then Jasmine, [bleep] it, the whole scenario.
It's just like a lot of games. - Yeah.
- What is the--
going forward?
- Clearly, like, you seem a little upset.
- I just found out that his last name was Copeland.
- Zane said, I will raise him like mine.
- What?
- And you can leave the last name
because I wanted to change it.
- Excuse me?
- I still can't believe Zell having a baby with a real girl.
It ain't even no scientific baby.
- What y'all over there talking about?
Got something to do with me?
- [bleep] you and your baby mama
[bleep] asked me a question.
- Y'all some miserable ass [bleep]?
That's-- that's what y'all care about?
- They said she get drunk and [bleep] everybody.
That's what they said.
- [laughs]
- Yandy, you shouldn't even laugh.
You got a lot going on with your own husband
and in your own life.
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