- Previously on "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta"...
- Your wife-to-be hits me on [bleep] Instagram
to DM me, to ask me for can the girls be flower girls?
That's what you tell your children.
That you getting ready to have a wife?
- This [bleep] costs, and it's not even just the price of it.
It's the whole not being fully prepared and fully planned out.
- No. I don't want to wait.
Like, I want to get married.
- Are you going to Joc's wedding?
- So my friend Meda... - Mm-hmm.
- She and Joc used to date for 13 years.
- The [bleep]?
- Okay, so Meda, let's compare dates.
Around the time that you was dating Joc.
- 2010, 2012, 2014.
- What? - Hold up, hold up, hold up.
- '20.
- Like, how the [bleep] I'ma be
in this girl bridesmaid line?
- So I keep thinking, like, what you gonna do?
- If I tell what is going on and what happened,
the wedding will not happen.
[upbeat music]
- ♪ This is the life ♪ - ♪ It's the life we livin' ♪
- ♪ This is the life ♪ - ♪ It's the life that I try ♪
- ♪ This is the life ♪ - ♪ It's the life I'm livin' ♪
- ♪ This is the life ♪ - ♪ It's the life I try ♪
♪ On the way to the top, there ain't no stoppin' ♪
[upbeat music]
- And we're here celebrating Kendra.
- Thank y'all for being here.
Did you take a shot, Keisha?
- Uh-uh. No, I didn't. I had four mimosas, though.
- Oh, Lord, so you lit.
You lit.
- What you gonna do?
- I just don't know.
It's really a hard situation trying to tell somebody
that's genuinely in love that's been waiting
on this moment her whole life,
and then for... Just to give her this
badass information that could possibly
ruin everything for her.
I don't want to do it. I don't know who she is.
- I ain't gonna do it. I ain't gonna do it.
I made my final decision. I'm not gonna do it.
- What's done in the dark comes to the light.
- Yeah, yeah. You're right. - It's truth.
- I don't know if this bitch Meda is telling the truth.
Bitches lie every day, and why I gotta be
the one to break up a happy wedding?
I'm just not doing it.
- So where's the man?
- Girl, he's booked tonight in Chicago.
- He's flying back on the wedding day?
- In the morning. Yep.
In the morning, and it starts at 6:00.
Joc still is going on tour the whole week
before our wedding, so I am pissed,
and I'm panicking that he would even go on tour.
But I'm like, "If something happen, you need to...
"Like, you need to be able to drive,
so you need at least ten hours. Chicago ten hours away."
- Period.
He better get his act together and hope
none of them airlines cancel flights
because he's playing with his life
'cause Kendra is going to kill him,
and I'm gonna help her bury the body.
- What y'all talking about over here, girl?
- Just wedding stuff. - Yandy.
- Yeah? - How is your mom?
- She's doing so much better.
She's standing. - Mm-hmm. God got her.
- My mom was in a car accident. - Yandy, I'm sorry.
- And the paramedics... When they got there,
they were like, "It's amazing.
"We pulled up, and we saw the car.
We didn't think the person made it."
But you know, she's alive. - Thank God.
- I'ma be praying.
- I'm praying. - I'ma be praying.
I just feel like the devil is busy,
so I gotta fill y'all in on what's going on with me,
as I should not be drinking right now,
but I ain't gonna lie, it's...
The more I deal with... - You pregnant?
- Hmm? - Are you pregnant?
- No. Not yet.
- [laughs]
- Yeah, so my mom, she has a colon infection
because of drinking, though.
She literally dropped 60 pounds.
- Oh, my God. - Yeah.
She cannot, like, get healed from it
unless she stop drinking
because, you know, alcohol kill antibiotics.
- Alcohol is a real addiction.
It's the most serious addiction of any of 'em.
- Mm-hmm. - Alcohol is the worst.
- My dad, he had to go to rehab for many years,
and he became, like, a leader in a...
- My dad, God rest his soul, he...
When I was younger, he was addicted
to drugs and alcohol, and he did AA.
Like, by the time he died, he was 20-some years sober.
- They help.
- She needed... - They really help.
- Me and my little sisters, we not the closest.
We don't talk to each other,
so for somebody to just understand
where I'm coming from, it made me feel a lot better.
She'd be so sick she'd be throwing up and stuff.
For some reason, in her mind, she thinks she gotta
go drink more liquor to make her feel better.
And then she don't sleep at all during the night.
She'll wake up, and then she'll be... she'll lay in my bed.
I'm like, "Mom, what's wrong?"
And she'd just be like, "I'm scared. I'm scared.
I'm scared if I fall asleep I'm not gonna wake up."
- Oh, my God. - I'm so sorry.
- It's okay. - So sorry.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Yeah ♪
♪ Man, these slides ♪
♪ Now, don't you get to trippin' ♪
♪ When we off in the club ♪
♪ No, I just wanna party, hope you don't mind ♪
♪ I hope you don't mind ♪
♪ I'm feelin' the vibe ♪
- Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute.
The wedding is less than a week away.
I don't want y'all to think I'm irresponsible,
but this wedding's not gonna pay for itself.
- Make this way right now.
- Hey!
[people screaming]
- Joc in the mother[bleep] building.
Ladies, make some mother[bleep] noise.
- To all the ladies who want to have
a good time tonight, say, "Oh."
all: Oh!
- I'ma dedicate this song to y'all here.
All: Whoo! - Everybody, everybody.
I want to see y'all [indistinct].
It's like this.
All: ♪ In my face damn near every day ♪
♪ Ask a million questions like Joc where you stay? ♪
♪ Tell 'em College Park where they chop cars... ♪
- As a artist, when you onstage
and people are singing back words that you created,
however long ago it was, it takes your mind off.
I mean it really is, like, therapeutic type of thing,
but the whole time I'm onstage this particular run,
I'm, like, singing these songs.
Let's get it over with so I can get through this week
and know that everything is good.
[all singing indistinctly]
- Yo, that was [bleep] Joc, southern Illinois.
- Hey.
Guys, give it up for Yung Joc, right?
[all cheering]
He is gonna be... - I like Kendra!
- Married. - Congratulations, Joc!
- To Ms. Robinson,
so I want everybody to say congratulations too.
All: Congratulations, Joc! - On the count of three.
One, two, three.
All: Congratulations!
- Gonna go down to the bar now and do a shot.
Kendra's concerned that I may not make it back,
so if anything is off when we trying to leave to get back,
we will have to have a FaceTime wedding.
Now, I know it will be very bootleg, but hey,
as long as she there with the pastor and I'm there
present through that phone, the "I do's" shall still stand.
I think. - Hey, man.
Now, let's get something to drink in here, man.
- All right.
- ♪ I think that you, you don't get it ♪
♪ This the [...] that Shakespeare wrote ♪
♪ Yeah, you really don't have it all ♪
♪ The answers or the prose ♪
♪ Yeah, we could almost have it all ♪
♪ If we lean into the fall ♪
♪ And don't you call that love ♪
♪ When you're close enough ♪
♪ Close enough ♪
- Me and Erica, we haven't been living together,
but I'm never gonna be uncomfortable walking
into my house, especially when I know my kids are there.
She will never, ever try to stop me from being a father.
I'm here. Aren't you happy to see me?
- No.
- You know, when it comes to taking the torch
of being one of the most hated guys in America
because of what people think you did
to your significant other and stuff like that,
what the world doesn't know... It really doesn't matter to me.
At the end of the day, I know in my heart what I did.
Hey.
- No, no, no, no, no. I'm putting him to sleep.
- Look, he's looking at me. - No.
- He's not asleep. Hey, mon-mon.
- Did you wash your hands?
Life goes on, and I'm actually doing
a lot better since the family reunion.
I'm getting back to me, which is important
because I've definitely lost myself.
What are you doing here?
- I'm here to spend time with my family.
- You don't have a family. You have them.
You have the kids. - It's a family.
- The kids, yeah, you have a family with the kids.
- We're still in limbo.
- I honestly... I don't have the time, patience.
I'm exhausted from you, honestly, so what's up?
- Joc's wedding is coming up. I was invited.
We were invited, so we have to go to that.
- Why do you want to go with me?
- He said it would mean a lot if you guys walked in together.
I'm pretty sure Joc just wanted to see me and Erica
both come together because who wants to see us split?
He's about to get married.
I'm pretty sure he wants us to work through it
and figure it out, so he's Joc.
He's an optimistic guy, so I can't blame him.
- We can go to the wedding off of the strength of Joc,
but it's safe to say, like,
Erica and Safaree, we're not together anymore.
You've already switched out your wedding band
with a championship ring, so you definitely on your way.
- You can't file for divorce and then
expect me to still wear a wedding ring.
Number two, it's not a championship ring.
It's a children's ring.
Both of my kids' names and birthdays are on this ring.
- Hey, long story short, it is what it is.
Like, I want to be single.
Just live your best life, single man.
- Well...
I'll be back.
- Let me know when you want to be officially divorced.
I'm ready when you are. - Listen, we have time.
You... - No. There is no time.
- You can focus on... - I'm 34. I'm young.
You're 40. You're not.
- You're focused on the wrong thing.
- You're old. I'm not.
I'm going to live my life.
- Young with a bigger meat than any [bleep]
that you'll ever find, a'ight?
- Fat meat don't get you nowhere.
- Speak for yourself. Bye.
Damn [bleep].
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta"...
- I'm so stressed out.
I have not talked to Jasiel.
- No, no, no, no, no, no.
- I'm in Joc's wedding. - Yeah?
- We should go to the wedding together.
- Oh, my God.
- I'm on my troll [bleep].
- That's so messy. - How was today?
- Right now, both of her kidneys
are still considered failing.
♪ ♪
- ♪ On the way to the top, there ain't no stoppin' ♪
[upbeat music]
- ♪ We, we can have it all if we give it ♪
♪ Reach, the sky is the limit ♪
♪ ♪
- I'm meeting Reco Chapple today
to do some more fittings because my dress is not ready.
Our wedding is coming up in a matter of days.
- My concern is this corset.
Putting something over it. Putting the Spanx.
- If he can't have this dress ready for me in the next
2 1/2 days, then I'ma have to go buy off the rack.
- ♪ We have ended this before ♪
♪ And now we right here at the door ♪
- On top of everything else that I'm dealing with,
I have not talked to Jasiel.
I don't give a damn what's going on.
If I call you, answer the phone.
I just think it's inappropriate to go
on the road a week before you get married.
Like, especially knowing the state
of these wedding plans.
Jasiel can't see this until the day of the wedding.
- No. Not even when you get dressed.
He cannot see you until you go and walk down that aisle.
- But my mom really has kept me together,
and she has kept me from literally losing my mind.
- Are you feeling better now?
♪ ♪
- Hi. - Hey.
- Hey, buddy.
- Hi. - Oh, hey. Hey.
Hey, baby. How was school? - Hey, D'Couri.
- Hey. - Oh, girl. You baking.
- What is this? - Mixing and mingling.
You not cold?
- Y'all give me and We-we a minute,
but y'all really gotta go upstairs so y'all...
We won't hear y'all.
- Just trying to take it day by day.
- What's up, y'all? Both: Hey.
- I ain't even hear you come in.
Tonight, my brother and sister are here
because after my mom's birthday party,
I stayed in South Carolina for a couple days,
And the day I was leaving,
we couldn't get in touch with my mom.
My sister, my brother, I were all at my house.
For some reason, it was just really strange.
I got, like, a really eerie feeling.
We filed a missing persons report for her.
Within 45 minutes, the officer had called
and let us know that she had been in a car accident.
[somber music]
Like, she's not getting better. She's not stable.
She's sitting in a trauma unit.
It's really frustrating to not only not be able to stay
with her 24 hours of the day, but because of COVID,
the visiting rules are very restricted in the hospital,
so only one of us can go per day,
and today is my brother's day.
How was today?
- Right now, both of her kidneys
are still considered failing. - Oh, God.
- You know, they did end up removing
the dead portion of her pancreas.
- Okay.
- And I think that that was the root
of the infection what they had told us about.
- Yeah.
- If the surgery goes good tomorrow,
then they'll gradually wean her off the ventilator.
It is possible for her to achieve
some semblance of normality.
- I guess now I see how much, like,
she really mean to all of us.
- I really know how much I appreciate my mama now.
- Yeah. - Me too.
My mom and I's relationship is really hot and cold.
You telling people am I on drugs.
- This here was a post. - This ain't the first time...
- No, this ain't the first time.
- Something bad about me done came out of your mouth.
- I'm your mother, okay?
I'm your mother. - Act like it.
I ain't been the best daughter at all,
and I take accountability for that
every [bleep] time, but you never do that.
This... this... it's [bleep].
[sobbing]
I wish I could go back and, even if we did fight,
just still tell her I love her at the end of a fight.
I never want to sit and wonder
if I made her feel loved enough again.
You know, we can hope for the best,
but we never really know what can happen.
- But we cared, though.
We did what she would want us to do.
We gotta stick together.
- Anything happens, stick together.
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta"...
- I put my [bleep] to the side just to nurture this man
because he was so vulnerable and open and crying,
and all for nothing because that [bleep] was all a lie.
It's just disappointing. - That's crazy.
- Uh-uh. How you gonna pour my wine out?
- Stop drinking and take a full seven days
of your antibiotic so that your colon can heal.
I'm holding all of y'all accountable.
- ♪ On the way to the top, there ain't no stoppin' ♪
- ♪ Boomerang, boomerang ♪
♪ Boomerang, boomerang ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
♪ Boomerang ♪
♪ I love you, take it back ♪
- Look at you.
- Hello, Richard!
- Easy. What up? What's up, my guy?
- What's going on, man? How you doing?
- Good. Can I get this right here?
This tropical smoothie?
- Yep. - Thank you, brother.
- So wait, are we... - What up, E?
- Are we friends in real life? - We are, yo.
Look at Easy.
- It's very ironic, but let's face it.
Life always comes at you full circle.
Me and Rich do have a rocky history.
You've been hovering this song over my head
since the time I [bleep] laid it down.
This is my song, and now Olivia is singing it?
You can't trust nobody.
Not even [bleep] you sleep with.
But since San Diego, Rich has been very nice
and communicating in the sense of like, "How you been?"
You know, I miss my friend too.
Rich understands my relationship
with my marriage.
He knows what I've been through.
He knows what he put me through.
Therefore, I think he's just here strictly invested in me
as a person, and I need that right now.
- What's the deal? - I don't know.
It's so weird to be cool with you again.
- I know. It's weird, right?
- I will say that I'm happy we're in this place
because one thing's for sure.
I miss those times when I was able to call you
just like, you are a great man
when it comes to getting advice from.
- Oh, thank you, Erica. - And I miss that.
- So thank you for coming around and apologizing...
- Aw.
- 'Cause now I get to call you and bother you again.
- And here we go.
I am happy that we're finally back talking,
and we're in a good place, and I missed Erica.
But leaving "Family Reunion" had no idea
how this was actually gonna end.
- But you're not dwelling on nothing where we could
actually really have, like, a real friendship, right?
- No, we're gonna have a real friendship.
- Like, I don't have to worry about you being
a creep or anything. - I'm not gonna be a creep.
The fact that you said that.
- Obviously, my marriage is not working, and...
- The last thing we did before we left San Diego is,
we was chilling on the beach. Y'all was booed up.
Everything was hunky dory.
- I'm sorry for everything I've done to hurt you.
- So y'all wasn't in a good place?
- I mean, I had a real feeling
that what I was being told was,
the truth wasn't really the truth.
I put my [bleep] to the side just to nurture this man
because he was so vulnerable and open and crying.
- He was, he was. - And here I am, like,
thinking about him, and all for nothing
because that [bleep] was all a lie.
So it's just disappointing. - That's crazy.
Listen, if the [bleep] show you who he is, believe him.
- I'm gonna give you advice that you could never give me.
- What's that? - Don't ever get married.
- [laughs] That's very, very pessimistic of you.
[both laugh]
Speaking of weddings, Joc.
Are you going? Are you going? - I am.
- You're in the A now. - I am going.
- I'm in Joc's wedding. - Yeah? And?
- We should go to the wedding together.
- [laughing] Oh, my God.
- I'm on my troll [bleep].
- That's so messy. - Just say no.
- Off of the strength of Joc, being that he sent the invite
to me and Safaree, I do have to bypass
this invitation with Rich, but trust and believe.
I am not with Safaree.
I'll save you a dance at the wedding.
- All right. Save me a dance. - Okay.
- Save me a dance at the wedding, Easy.
All right.
- So anyway, this is the last time
you're gonna hear about my marriage,
'cause who gives a [bleep] about my marriage?
- Look at my face. You know that face?
[bleep], please. It's all good.
- How the hell is he more disrespectful than you?
- People always think I'm the worst.
I'm not the worst, yo.
- You're kinda... you... you... - I'm not the worst!
- You've had your tendencies. - Yo, whatever. What we doing?
- I mean, you'll go down in history for giving away
one of the biggest songs in "Love and Hip Hop" history.
I know you hate when I... But I have to remind you.
That was the lowest of low... - Why?
- But you made up for it. I love you, Richie.
That's all that matters.
[laughs] - Oh, my God.
- ♪ I don't seen a lot of things, yeah ♪
♪ Been a lot of growing pains, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
♪ Got me locked up in the chains, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
♪ I just need a second chance, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
♪ Gonna get a second... ♪
- Renni just called me and told me that her mom
was in a really bad car accident,
and usually the type of friend that I am,
I would drop everything to go and rush
to make sure that my friend and her mom is okay.
But it's so [bleep] up I can't even do that
because I'm dealing with my mama
and our [bleep] trying to make sure she's okay.
Come in. Let me let you see the house.
- Girl, it's so big. Like, I love it.
- You like it?
- I feel like it's for the family.
- Hey, cousin! - Girl, she so big.
- I miss you! - Damn, what the [bleep]?
- At this point, me and my little sister's
relationship is not so good.
Let's go, girl. Let's go! - You can't beat my ass!
- Forget her. She want to act so hood.
- Come on. Come on.
- But we gotta put that [bleep] to the side and come together
because my mom health is more important than all that.
As a big sister, I want to step up, and I want to fix it.
I'm going to put something together for all of us
so we can talk and hash it out.
Girl, hey. - Hey.
- Why the hell was y'all banging on that
damn door like that? Hey, Mom.
- We ain't bang on the door.
- Mom, where's your coat at?
- I know. I'm freezing. I was freezing outside.
- I invited my mom to my house telling her that,
you know, me and my sisters made up.
What she don't know is, this is really
a intervention for her so that we can put
some type of plan together so she can stop drinking.
First of all, I just want to say thank y'all for coming.
It makes me feel so good that we are
all here together as sisters.
We ain't fighting. We ain't fussing.
- We should have got us some drinks
and had us some bottles. - Mom!
This family right here.
Baby, we is the [bleep] next [bleep] Kardashians, baby.
- But I'm just... no. What? - Today?
- I did. I had wine.
I did have some wine. - How many?
- Four.
- It don't matter how many.
I'm good. I can walk a straight line.
- Let's see you walk a straight line then.
- Oh, my God. Let me walk a straight line for you guys.
- Mom. Don't worry about it. - Don't worry about it.
- Okay. Let me walk a straight line.
- It's okay, Mom. It's okay.
- Let me walk a straight line for you guys.
Both: Mom. - I can walk a straight...
- We just said don't worry about it.
- It's okay. - Mom.
- What? - You guys can stop.
- It is what it is, and it ain't what it ain't.
But is it like... I'm good. I'm good.
- Oh, my God, Mom. Really? Are you for real right now?
- I'm feeling... - Mom! It's... Mom!
She got wine coolers hanging out of her purse.
This is why she needs help.
We concerned about you.
Why are you crying, Mom?
We have to do better as a family.
I'm holding all of y'all accountable.
- I'm healthy. - No, you're not.
- I'm not... - No, you're not.
We just saying... - Y'all can't say nothing.
- As your girls, we love you.
- I know what y'all saying, but...
- We love you. - I know.
- We would not know what we'll do without you.
Mom, you came to me and told me that
they diagnosed you with a colon infection.
- Yeah. They did. - You didn't tell us... no.
The other girls... you didn't tell your other kids.
- Yeah. I don't know about that.
- The reason why the colon infection is not being healed...
- Is because I can't take the pills and then drink.
- Stop drinking and take a full seven day
of your antibiotics so that your colon can heal.
- I will. - You cannot drink at all.
- No, no. - I can have maybe one...
- No. - Or two. Yes.
- Mom, no, you cannot.
- Hold on. They said Jesus drunk wine.
- Jesus did.
Yes, he drunk wine, but he didn't
drink wine for breakfast, lunch, and damn dinner.
And he drunk it every now and then, you know,
when he was going through his disciples and stuff,
but he wasn't just turning up every day.
You not gonna drink liquor. You gonna come to my house.
We gonna all stay in here together.
It's eight bedrooms. - Uh-uh. Uh-uh. Uh-uh.
- And we gonna lock our ass in this house,
and we gonna be vegan, and you're gonna purge,
and we gonna do it together.
- All right, all right. We'll do it.
- I know my mom.
She'll start something, and then it's like, "Oh."
She'll make up all of these excuses
why she couldn't finish,
and I hope that's not gonna be the case.
And guess what? I'm about to...
- Look, she over here drinking my wine.
- No, I'm not about to drink it up.
- Uh-uh. How you gonna pour my wine out?
- Whoo! - Ooh.
- We love you, Mom.
We willing to do anything it takes for you to get healed.
- Okay. I love you too.
[sentimental music]
♪ ♪
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta"...
- Karlie, why it looks like you getting ready?
- Karlie, you really coming to the wedding?
- [laughs]
[line trills]
- Hey, Chino. Y'all back?
- ♪ On the way to the top, there ain't no stoppin' ♪
[upbeat music]
- ♪ I don't wanna be alone ♪
♪ Be alone tonight ♪
♪ I know it ain't right but... ♪
- So it's the morning of the wedding,
and I am so stressed out.
I have not talked to Jasiel. I am like, "What's going on?"
[line trills]
- Your call has been forwarded.
- [sighs]
I feel as if Jasiel has not called me.
He has not reached out to me.
I think he's avoiding my phone calls,
because if he is not at the airport,
if he is sleep, or if he has overslept,
he does not want to face me and tell me that.
[line trills]
- Hey, Chino. Y'all back?
- In Atlanta?
- [sighs] All right. All right.
I just wanted to make sure y'all back, man.
All right.
- Yeah, I'm fittin' to go. I'm about to go to the venue.
- Yeah, I'm fittin' to get going,
so he can do that, so yeah, I'm good.
So by the time he get here, I'll be gone.
- Handle my stuff, so.
All right. I'll see y'all later.
- All right. Bye.
[sighs]
♪ ♪
- Do you have this color green?
What do you think of this color?
- I like that. - I was gonna wear pink,
but I know you don't want to wear pink, so green.
- You know I ain't doing no pink.
- What time is the wedding? - Like 5:00 or 5:30.
I heard that it was bad luck to have a wedding
after the sun go down or something like that, huh?
- Uh-huh. This wedding.
Man, I know what they said, but I don't know.
I don't want to say nothing, because too much going on.
So here I am really getting ready for Joc's wedding,
but I know too much stuff to go into this wedding
and be like, "Hey, Kendra."
I'm hearing this and what?
- She popped out that thing like a little Karlie Monroe.
- Whoo! - Oh, [bleep]. Oh.
All: Oh!
- I feel like I'm in the middle.
Mida is my friend. Karlie's my friend.
Like, Joc is my friend. Kendra is also my friend.
You know, I just feel bad for her.
- Why do you feel bad?
- Because I feel like Mida still [bleep] her husband.
I don't know how to feel, but I still want to support Joc
as a friend, so of course, I'm gonna go to the wedding.
Is that my phone?
Sorry, babe.
[phone ringing] Speak of the devil.
Karlie calling me. - No, it's not. No, it's not.
- I'm telling you.
- That is crazy how the world works.
- Karlie.
Why it look like you getting dressed?
[Karlie laughs]
Karlie, don't play with me. Why are you laughing?
Why... it looks like you're getting ready.
- I mean, I did get a plus-one, but you...
- Karlie, don't do it. Please. [Karlie laughs]
It's not funny. I'm not laughing.
- What you gonna do if you see me?
- I'm not gonna talk to you.
I'ma do like this. I keep it moving.
- Karlie, you really coming to the wedding?
- [laughs]
- You're not coming to the wedding.
- Hey, what up, bro? - What's going on?
- You going to the wedding? - She crazy.
- We going.
So wait. You and Kendra is cool?
- Yeah, Kendra came to my engagement party.
- What?
- But did she invite you to the wedding, though?
- Did she invite me to the wedding?
- Right.
- No, 'cause she don't want me to outstand her.
- Karlie, if you come, just don't come popping
out no cake, all right?
- [laughs]
So I was just talking about you, and you called.
Are you and Joc still together?
- We not. It's nothing. - What?
- I mean, you asking my opinion?
He's not ready.
- I don't want to know because I have too much
in my thoughts and my minds going to face Kendra right now,
and I'm not gonna say nothing to 'em.
I already feel weird,
so please don't tell me nothing more.
My brain can't process it.
What do you mean the woman not care?
That's her husband.
- Hey, as long as Joc show up to that wedding,
that's all she care about.
- I like Kendra as a friend and person,
but it's definitely not my place
to go tell her anything about her man
or should I say her husband-to-be.
Uh-uh. That's none of my business, my love.
May I tell you please nobody come at the wedding,
'cause if you come at the wedding, I'm leaving.
I'm not going to stay at that wedding if you show up.
- But her and Meda are going together.
- Meda and Karlie is the last person
that Kendra wants to see at this wedding.
She laughing. - Babe, we gotta get ready.
- I'll talk to you later. - Bye, Karlie.
- I love Kendra, and I love Joc together,
so please do not do anything to jeopardize their wedding.
- Bye, Karlie.
- Bye. - Bye.
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta"...
- If there is anyone
who should show just cause
as to why these two...
- Yo, I'm glad you asked.
Excuse me.
- ♪ On the way to the top, there ain't no stoppin' ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- As I pull up to the venue, I'm freaking out
because I still don't have my dress.
I've been calling Reco. I've been texting Reco.
Hey!
[all cheering]
The text I received from him is,
"I am sewing the last ruffle on the dress."
I could have threw up.
I'm like, "What?"
Like, these doors about to open in 2 1/2, 3 hours.
The last text I got from Reco is,
my dress ain't gonna probably be here till...
Till the time I walk down the aisle.
- It's gonna be okay, though.
- It's okay. - It's okay.
- I mean... - It's gonna be okay.
- On top of all the other craziness,
I still have not talked to my husband-to-be.
I'm just trying to keep it together,
but I'm about 0.5 seconds away from a meltdown.
- I don't think you... - Yeah. Put it on.
Go through the back. Go through the...
All right, you know, today that day.
The big day. You know what I'm saying?
But I am a little nervous because I don't know
how everything's gonna turn out today.
I ain't really talk to Kendra.
I really just didn't even have the time to contact her.
Then you know, having to try to make the flight,
coming from the city to the airport,
then having a final fitting the day of.
Yeah. It was a bit much.
I just pray to God that my beautiful bride-to-be
walk her little fine ass down that aisle,
say "I do," and we walk away happily ever after.
- Clean, my brother.
You're clean.
Walking into this wedding and just
seeing the whole setup, I view weddings
a little differently now, so you know,
I'm just kinda, like, having some flashbacks,
and I'm like, "Whoa." Like, this is serious.
This is a big step, Joc.
Hey, my brothers.
Rich, I just want to let everybody know y'all know
when it comes to being married and being a husband
and getting married, I'm number one for advice.
So anything y'all need...
[laughter]
all: Hey!
- Hey.
- What? About Reco?
- He gonna be here. I mean, you can't...
- He's...
- Okay.
- Stay in the moment. Be in the moment.
Enjoy your day, like... - Mm-hmm.
- That's why everybody else out there [bleep] working for you.
- Mm-hmm. - Chill out.
No, no, no, no, no, no. Shh, shh, shh.
Look. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me.
It's good. Everybody got you. We here for you, baby.
You gotta just calm down.
You supposed to be enjoying this, okay?
- Okay. - Enjoy it.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Like the way we connect, babe ♪
♪ Go like, go like, keys, babe ♪
♪ Lovin' the way we connect, lovin' the way we connect ♪
♪ Lovin' the way, lovin' the way we connect ♪
♪ Lovin' the way we connect ♪
- So I'm excited.
My cousin Joc is marrying Kendra.
I'm here to show that I got his back,
but what you don't know is that me and Ernest
are headed toward divorce court,
so I thought I would show up to show off
and look gorgeous as the queen that I am,
because I may be looking for a new suitor.
- ♪ Lovin' the way we connect, lovin' the way we connect ♪
- Walking into Joc's wedding, your girl is single,
and Safaree can go on and mingle.
- You having flashbacks, my dear?
[both laugh]
- But we're gonna go to this wedding,
and we gonna just, you know,
set the tone publicly that, yes,
we are gonna be seen together, but we're not together.
- ♪ Lovin' the way we connect, lovin' the way we connect ♪
♪ Lovin' the way, lovin' the way we connect ♪
- Through all the trials, through all the tribulations,
Joc and Kendra are finally getting married.
I just hope this day be as beautiful as it looks in here.
I'm praying that Karlie don't run down this goddamn aisle
doing cartwheels talking about she [bleep] him last week.
- ♪ Lovin' the way we connect, lovin' the way we connect ♪
♪ Lovin' the way ♪
- Oh, look at y'all. So cute.
Come here. So pretty.
Let me see. Y'all like y'all dresses?
- Yeah.
- Man, I'm looking at the twins.
They're so beautiful in their little dresses,
you know, as the flower girls.
And I know that Sina could have very well stuck to her guns
and not allowed the girls to be in the wedding,
but she was mature about it, and you know,
you have to count your blessings,
and I'm just thankful to God my daughters
could be in our wedding.
- Bye, Daddy. - Bye, poo-poo.
Thank you for bringing them, Coco.
- You're welcome. - We love you, Daddy.
- Hey, I'm so sorry I'm late.
- Hey, Kendra. Oh, my God.
Where your dress at?
- He about to pull up with it. - He not here?
I feel so blessed to be a part of Kendra's wedding day.
I just want everything to flow for Kendra.
It's her big day.
Like, she don't need the extra stress.
[line trilling] Oh, my goodness.
Where the [bleep] is he at? - I don't know.
- I done gave your ass a fair warning.
- Okay. - Hey, Reco. Where you at?
- Reco. - I'll be here, but...
- Hold on just a second. Okay.
- Reco. - Antoinette.
- Where that goddamn dress at?
She supposed to be down the aisle.
The wedding started at... She supposed to be...
Both: 200 Peachtree.
- 200 Peachtree. - Yeah.
- I'll come get the dress myself at this point.
Like, we need it in here.
- I'm coming up. [bleep] yeah.
- ♪ On the way to the top, there ain't no stoppin' ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- It's us.
- Oh, he's here.
- Hey. Hey. - Hey, boo.
- I'm relieved to see Reco because literally,
the only thing I have to do now is step into my dress
before I'm ready to go out here and walk down the aisle
to my soon-to-be husband.
♪ ♪
all: Hey!
- ♪ Fill my life with color so true ♪
- Oh, she looks so pretty.
No, for real.
I'm not gonna lie, Reco cutting it so close
not having Kendra's dress ready
almost gave me a baby heart attack,
but seeing her put her dress on and how beautiful she looks
and how everything just came together made me feel so great.
Reco, you did a good job, brother.
- Hey, Michael. Hey! You like it?
- Oh, you look amazing. - Thank you.
[indistinct chatter]
- All right. What's up?
- I ain't about to smash nobody.
- What's up, man? How y'all doing?
- Ooh.
- ♪ See love like a kaleidoscope ♪
[cheers and applause]
- Erica and Safaree both said that they're not
getting back together, so it's a little bit crazy
that I'm watching them both sit out here
in the audience walking down the aisle.
♪ ♪
- I'm looking at my twin daughters
walking down this aisle, and I'm trying to just
hold my composure, and I don't want to cry.
I just want to be, like, yo, silent.
You know what I mean? But it's that real moment.
This is when it... This is when it gets real.
You know what I'm saying?
Kendra and I have gone through a lot in these past few years.
I'm talking about... When you speak
of trials and tribulations, I mean, we have been
the epitome of that phrase, you know?
And I mean I'm just... I'm so happy to be standing here
watching my beautiful bride walk down that aisle.
- ♪ Kaleidoscope ♪
- Please rise for the entrance of the bride.
[Pachelbel's "Canon in D Major" playing]
♪ ♪
- As I'm walking down the aisle,
I'm trying to stop from crying.
I'm trying not to ruin my makeup.
I'm trying not to make him cry,
but this is a very special moment for us.
I love you.
- I'm so proud of Jasiel and myself.
We have overcome so many obstacles to get to this altar.
You know, we've not had a perfect journey,
but at the end of the day,
we both relied on love, and that's all that matters.
- Can we give this beautiful bride a hand?
[cheers and applause]
- Thank y'all.
- Dearly beloved, we are gathered here
to join together this man
and this woman in holy matrimony.
If there is anyone
in this building who...
- Should show just cause
as to why these two...
- Yo. Yo, excuse me. Yo, if you don't mind.
Yo, excuse me. Yo, excuse me. - [bleep].
- Yo. Excuse me, everybody. Yo, everything.
It's a real one in here.
- Oh, my God. What the [bleep]?
- I miss you! - Oh, hi, friend.
The [bleep] that I heard is beyond him
just having [bleep] mistress.
- Oh, hell. It's all on social media.
Joc got a newborn baby from some other side chick.
This is a little snippet of me and her.
- Okay, okay.
- I'm glad we waited until here to hear this.
- ♪ Static ♪ - ♪ Walk up a Grammy... ♪
- I just wanted to do a song with you forever.
- Karlie, don't bother with the foolishness.
- I just always wanted to do a song with you!
- You not ready. - How do you know!
- Understand... I'm telling you!
- I mean, I haven't seen my grandkids.
I mean, about my babies over here.
- You know, you can come see them,
you can come over, you can pull up.
- I think Bam don't want the kids to come round.
- No, she cool. She cool. Got nothing to do with you.
- I don't feel welcome, but I...
- Well, that's on you. That's on you.
- I'll talk to her.
- She talked the first night, and that next day
when I was saying, "You gonna be okay,"
she shook her head no.
They never said that she wasn't gonna be okay,
and that's the last thing that she really
coherently said was, she was not okay.
[sobbing]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ MTV ♪