- Previously on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- I want to be able to bury the past,
bring the family together.
- I feel like we're good.
- Well, it's easy to say that when you were the problem.
- Man, marriage crazy, bro.
- Oh, no.
- It just stick you in concrete.
And you can never leave.
You can never--it's just there for life; you're gonna die.
- Where do you want to go?
- Scrapps, he don't like addressing nothing.
We got some deeply rooted issues.
- Yeah.
- Scrappy called me.
He was like, "Ma, I can't do it no more."
Bam. He's accusing... - [gasps]
- Me of this and accusing me of that.
And he's filing for divorce.
- No!
- The Grammy party that they did, I was crying, like,
for the entire thing. - You was?
- I'm happy that Meda did that.
- Speaking of Meda, she walked in with Safaree.
- What?
- Safaree is coming to Vegas too.
I invited him to the video.
- All right, bitches.
We're here.
[all shouting]
- We fixin' to go to Karlie's video shoot.
- We the bad girls club this week.
Because Karlie is just always in some [bleep]..
- Oh, I see a bitch we don't like, your baby daddy.
[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' ♪♪
- ♪♪ We in the building we doing the work ♪♪
♪♪ We go outside, then we leavin' 'em hurt ♪♪
- Y'all keep dancing. Y'all vibe.
This is just B roll.
- I almost thought for a second I was in the wrong place.
- I don't know, babe.
- What do you know? - I'm just working.
I'm not gonna deal with it. Yeah.
- Oh, you working? - Yeah.
- You're working my nerves. - Yeah, I'm not doing that.
- There's a method to it
- Right, yeah, go down. - Go down there?
- What the [bleep] is going on?
Is this a prank?
- Why is my ex-husband here?
Like, if she invited me, why would she invite me
knowing this [bleep] here?
I don't care what this man does,
where he is, who he's with.
I care that as my friend, Karlie Redd,
you invited me to your video shoot.
But you wouldn't let me know, "By the way,
I booked your ex-husband to be a video vixen for my video."
- I was just going to walk outside.
- Correct me if I'm wrong, but you don't do that
to your friends.
- Why were you just rubbing him?
- Let's go! Let's go!
- Because he needed oil or lotion on him,
because he's about to be in the scene.
- Y'all don't have nobody else for that?
- Oh.
- I don't understand why you're always questioning me.
- Why is anybody questioning anybody about oiling me down?
I have a thing for coconut oil.
And all of you know this.
Let me be oiled down in peace.
- So Karlie asked you to be in a video.
- Yes.
- That's weird as [bleep]. - Wait.
- We all don't like you right now.
- So y'all should have talked to Karlie about that.
- So I understand that Safaree performed at Spice's tribute
because they're both Jamaican.
And Meda was throwing it.
Meda didn't have to have any loyalty to Erica.
But you on the other hand, Karlie,
she helped you through your whole divorce,
was with you, made sure you were great.
So for you to have him inside of your video shoot,
I think that's real [bleep] up.
That's not right at all.
It's a lot for me, bitch.
It's a whole lot.
- My whole thing is, Karlie, you're so [bleep] messy.
Why would you even invite me to this?
- You be going so hard for this, bitch.
I been telling your mother[bleep] ass, bitch.
- Like, bitch, you had me [indistinct]
to be in this [bleep]?
- I mean, this is typical Karlie.
I love Karlie to death.
But she don't give a [bleep] about nothing
but herself sometimes.
And that's the [bleep] up part about it.
- She's been hella [bleep] weird.
- She's, like... - She--I mean, I'm--
- Doing like this, like-- - That's normal to me.
She did me, hey. - Let's go.
- And--no. - Let's just go.
Let's just [bleep] go then,
because I feel like she antagonizing us.
- My [bleep] is too expensive for this [bleep].
[dramatic music]
- ♪♪ This world lost its mind ♪♪
- ♪♪ This world done lost its mind ♪♪
♪♪ But Atlanta is still gonna grind ♪♪
♪♪ And if you think it needs to change ♪♪
♪♪ Raise your fist for humankind ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hey, hey, hey. - Oh, what's up, y'all?
- What up? Yeah. - What's up?
- We were at the restaurant next door.
- How's that going? - How's it going?
- Driving me crazy.
So the restaurant is coming along.
And I am super excited at where we are.
It's taking longer than expected.
But I'm excited. - I'm out of here.
- I already know. - All right.
- Love you. - I love you.
- See you.
- He be counting down the minutes, like 6:58.
- Love you, baby. Get home safe.
- I love you more.
- Yeah, so tonight...
- Tonight.
- Remember I told you that Samantha was going
to come sometime this week?
- You did.
- Well, she called and said today,
you know, she was able to get off work and head
over here to the city. - Okay.
How do you feel about that?
- How do--how do I feel?
How do you feel?
- I just want to hear what she got to say
and tell her my truth.
- When I told Kisha about what happened with Samantha,
her first words was, "Keep her the hell away from me."
Kisha is my first cousin.
But we were raised as sisters.
So if you come for me, you come for her.
But the thing about Kisha, she loves little Mendeecees.
So for his sake, she's going to be with Samantha.
And I'm hoping for his sake, she controls the beast.
I know you want good vibe.
But she's real snappy at the tongue.
She told me the first time we met in front of Mendeecees,
in front of her son, "You know, you was a problem."
And I had to call on the peace of the Lord...
- Of course. Of course. - And not say anything back.
So just, you know, control yourself.
- I'd like to see how snappy she is when she see me.
She want to turn up, we could turn it up.
- Well, let's-- let's not turn up.
Let's try to get things turned down.
I'm happy that Yandy and Kisha are willing
to meet Samantha, because all this drama
affected Lil' Mendeecees.
It caused a lot of depression, because he love his mother.
He love Yandy.
And he love Kisha.
And he's stuck in the middle where he felt
like he have to pick a side.
So I'm just hoping that Kisha could really
focus on getting through these issues
and not creating new issues.
- I'ma go of her vibe.
She want to go off, I'ma go off.
And we're going to just keep it like that.
[groan]
Here we go. - ♪♪ Oh oh ♪♪
- Hey, what's going on, man? - What's up? What's up?
- How's everything? - Chillin'. Chillin'.
- Chillin'? - Yeah.
- What's up, Samantha? - Hello.
- How are you? Chillin'? - What's up?
- Hey, how you feeling? - What's up? What's up?
[quirky music]
- Oh, Yandy, I'm so happy that you made this happen.
♪♪ ♪♪
- What you got to say to me, hon?
♪♪ ♪♪
It's been a long time coming.
And I've been waiting. - [laughs]
Bitch!
[indistinct shouting]
- Don't do it. Don't do it. - No, no, no, no, no.
[all shouting]
- The [bleep] was that? - Kisha just...
- Come for my sister.
- Well, I want to clear the air,
because we know Yandy be lying.
And I need to know, was that planned?
- Samantha, you wanted to meet with her...
- And I am. - Because you want
to move forward, right? - Right!
- You don't want a replay of what happened.
So let's move forward. - Don't want a replay
- So, Yandy, what do we say about those hands?
- Samantha. - Like, what's--like--
- I just want to clear the air.
- You need closure, right? - Yandy, you've lied to me.
- Let's--about what? - Please.
We're not going to bring up old wounds.
- Well, you just did. You said I lied.
- I just said you-- you have a history.
- Oh, no, Samantha came in and swallowed a tough pill.
This is exactly why we have not been able
to put the past behind us and move on
like Mendeecees wants.
You walked in my establishment calling me a liar.
You know where you at?
- I want to know...
- You got to start-- - Did you set it up?
- You got to start things differently.
'Cause you can't come in insulting me
and think that you're going to get something that you need.
- I just wanted to know, did Yandy set this up or not?
That's all. - She didn't set it up.
I sat there, and I saw your team attacking my sister.
- So who do you think you are to jump into
something like that? - So guess what?
I am-- - Who are you?
- I am Kisha.
And if anything happens to her, if I feel
she feels threatened... - I feel you.
And you know what? - I'm jumping up at anybody,
whether it be a man or a woman.
- I have-- I have three sisters.
- So we can turn it up. - I have three sisters.
- Or we could keep it down, right?
- No, no, no, no we've been--we--
we trying to keep it down. - Right?
So what you going to do? - I'ma follow your lead.
- This [bleep] is a circus, man.
- What's up? - What's up?
- Leap. - I already leaped.
- From the back.
- It wasn't no sucker move, though.
- Yes, it was. - Whoa! Whoa!
- Yes, it was. - Come on, man.
- This [bleep] is over. - Just chill the [bleep] out.
We ain't come here for that.
My son is involved.
Y'all work this [bleep] out.
[tense music]
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- Babe.
- Hey, hey, hey, keep your eyes to yourself.
- [laughs] - All y'all.
I see y'all looking.
- Momma Dee? - Yeah?
- She said, yeah, I already filed for divorce.
- You're sitting here in Vegas shedding tears.
- Right.
- Because a [bleep] not man enough to say it to you.
- Right.
- Ain't fittin' to argue with you, battle with you.
We done did that.
That [bleep] is over with.
You on that fake [bleep]. - What fake [bleep]?
- Yeah, you on that fake [bleep].
- What fake [bleep]? - Man, what all this?
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top, and there ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
[dramatic music]
- We didn't come here for that.
- I agree. - You understand?
That's my son's mother. You're my wife.
- I agree. - You're my sister-in-law.
I'm never letting her threaten you.
And I'm not letting you threaten her.
I'm shocked.
Samantha came in hot.
She came in there calling Yandy a liar.
Everybody started arguing. I don't know what to think.
If this wasn't my family, I would have been left.
But I feel like I've got to make this work.
- If we're going to move forward, especially
for my son, and if you want to be a part of my son's life
and you want us all to come together,
I just need an apology.
We can move forward. That's it.
- Listen. Listen.
You want an apology?
♪♪ ♪♪
I apologize for attacking you, okay?
That's it. It wasn't planned.
It wasn't set up.
I love your son.
And on the strength of him, I'm willing to make all this work.
- I was not expecting Kisha to apologize,
although I am happy she did, because maybe now
we can move forward... maybe.
- It was never a setup.
I acted on emotion. We going to move forward.
We going to do it for the sake of Lil' Mendeecees.
Because if Mendeecees sees all of us together happy,
he's going to be happy.
And that's the goal. Point blank.
- That's all I ever wanted.
I feel your energy. - I love that boy.
- I feel your energy.
I want to move forward.
I accept your apology.
And I'm not going to bring up the past, okay?
We won't bring that up anymore.
- You know, listen, man, let's just keep this thing positive.
You know, this is my vision playing out
right in front of me.
Kisha apologized.
Samantha accepted.
I'm happy that my son could get some closure
and he cannot worry about having to pick sides
amongst the people he love.
This is what I wanted.
You know, let's do it one day at a time.
- In the hopes that we can move forward,
I have a grand opening for the restaurant happening.
I'm hoping that we could maybe surprise Lil' Mendeecees
with all of us there together.
- Okay. - All right.
- That's fine.
- That's it. - All right, man.
- Do you want to hug it out?
- I don't want to hug it out now.
- No? You want to hug it out?
- No, not yet. But you know what?
We're on the path. - All right. I'm open.
- I'm open to hugging it out. - We're on the path.
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ Let's go for the weight to the top ♪♪
♪♪ Let's go for the weight to the top ♪♪
♪♪ I ain't never gonna stop ♪♪
♪♪ Let's go for the weight to the top ♪♪
♪♪ They see me on TV, they want to be me ♪♪
- Oh, my [bleep] God. [bleep].
That was terrible.
- But look, this has been a [bleep] crazy day.
- Let me just tell you, sis, that--
I do not want you to think Vegas
brings those type of vibes.
- I need my support animal.
- Oh, my God. - Oh, my God!
- This bitch and this [bleep] cat.
- Everything got off on the wrong foot.
The last person I wanted to see was my ex-husband.
And here I am thinking I was going to come to Vegas
and just enjoy my girls and start to feel like me again.
Like, I deserve my mojo back.
- One thing with me I don't play with is my friendships.
And Karlie was one of those people
that I was getting advice from, because, remember,
she just went through a divorce too.
- Exactly, yeah.
- Like, she was my, like, you just
went through a divorce friend.
Imagine if I invited her to a place
where her scamming-ass ex-husband...
- Yeah - Was there
getting rubbed up on.
- That's the part that just did me.
- Honestly, I don't even want to talk [bleep] about
my friend Karlie until she explains herself,
because honestly, I'm about to--
- Erica, shut the [bleep] up. Damn, bitch.
She's not your [bleep] friend.
She put you on her [bleep] video shoot.
Shut the [bleep] up.
Acknowledge her. - Damn, she said, "Eh, eh, eh."
- She did like this. She was like...
My feelings are hurt.
- Who else is going to be her friend?
- I'm not going to lie.
- Who else is going to be her friend?
- Spice and me then, I guess. [knock at door]
- I don't know why Erica is still
holding onto not thinking that Karlie
is who she is when she just show her right in her face.
That's why when I've been doing my other events
I have not been inviting her.
Because every time I'm around her,
she make it something that we get into an argument about.
And I don't like that [bleep].
So it works for me to just stay away from her.
- Shekinah is here. - Hi, there.
Hi, boo. - Welcome to Vegas!
- Yeah, you're too crunk, because why?
Because you're divorced?
Not my ass.
You know it ain't real.
So I was not at Karlie Redd's video shoot,
because I had my own thing I was doing
getting my Crying Tour together, you know.
I'm calling it Crying Tour.
But it's really a healing tour.
Because something is wrong with us.
We feel like crying is a problem.
Crying is something that helps you release your emotions.
Why always running around all hurt and bitter,
keeping that [bleep] in? No, bitch.
You need to cry. - How are you doing?
- Why are you running around with a fake--
- It's a lynx.
- You look pretty as [bleep]..
- Girl-- - It's my support animal.
- That's why I'm here.
Because I have to release.
Because I met up with Momma Dee earlier today.
Whew.
And she had a lot to say.
- First of all, can we talk about this Crying Tour?
Do I really got to cry?
Because I'm sick of crying. - Exactly.
- The Crying Tour is not about crying.
It's about healing.
It's, like, basically, like, you have to cry to get
over things you go through. If you don't, then you will be
a bitter mother[bleep], right? - Amen. Amen.
- Yeah, so you know what I'm saying?
It's not just about women. It's about men too.
Like, I want both of them to come together.
- Yeah.
- My first Crying Tour, I found out why a lot of men cheat.
- Mm-hmm. - Why?
- Because they really be mad at their mama.
- Oh.
- And that came from a man, though.
- [gasp]
- That came from a man at The Crying Tour.
That's heavy. - That makes so--
- Speaking of, Momma Dee.
- Yeah? - Yeah?
- I was talking about signs in life
in my goddamn Crying Tour.
She just started telling me who she wanted me to know.
Do you know something about filing for a divorce?
- Wait. Who?
- Am I filing for a divorce?
- I mean, he's filing for a divorce.
One of y'all? - She's always saying that.
- She said, yeah, I already filed for a divorce.
- Oh, okay.
- But I don't know how real it is.
You know this Momma Dee?
Y'all don't know if that's true.
- Oh, she's so messy.
- Do y'all see what's going on here, though?
- Yeah, this is not okay.
- They just need to talk. - No, it's not okay.
- Who needs to talk? - You and Momma Dee.
- This is toxicity. - For what?
- This is pure toxicity.
- For what?
Scrapp and I have not been in the best place.
But just because we're not in a good place, like,
does not necessarily mean divorce.
I'm not even worried about that one bit.
Most of my issues in my marriage
are from my mother-in-law.
She does things to try to get my attention
and create drama in my life and in my home.
It's just nonstop.
I'm about to go, y'all.
- Well, damn, I didn't mean to [bleep] up your night.
- No, my night is absolutely... - Great.
Because I didn't mean it.
- Messed up and-- - It's absolutely messed up
because of what I told you?
- Yes, it is.
♪♪ ♪♪
[line trilling]
- So, you know, I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
I--you know, I just seen it.
I thought she should know.
I'd want to know if my husband is filing for divorce on me.
What the [bleep]. That's a weird [bleep].
Ain't it? - Hello?
- Your mama is really on some bull[bleep] out here, Scrapp.
She's sitting up here telling these people
that you filed for a divorce.
And this [bleep] is really blowing me,
because I did not come here for that.
- So why you ain't calling me and tell me that?
I didn't--
- I'm calling you and telling you right now.
Like, this [bleep] is happening here right now.
- Don't worry about that. I got hurt, because I--
I can't get right there now, because she ain't--she is--
I just called her, like, five minutes ago,
see what she was doing. She on the phone.
- Like, the fact that she's talking about,
"Oh, Scrapp filed for a divorce."
What the [bleep] are you talking about?
Like, for real.
Because at the end of the day, like,
she fittin' to stop painting me as being,
like, a--a [bleep]...
you know what I'm saying?
Built like--I ain't done [bleep] to nobody.
- You gonna sit there and talk to them
like they're your friends.
And they're telling you what's going on.
So don't [bleep].
They're doing all that [bleep].
- No, it's not them.
She's saying this.
I am so irritated with the fact that I can't even
call my husband and inform him what his mom
was out here in Vegas doing.
He instantly becomes defensive.
He tries to flip it and make it seem
like my friends are being messy for telling
me what his mom told them.
If Scrapp still can't see what his mom is doing,
that's where the problem lies.
I'm at my breaking point.
- When I get out there, I'm going to handle that.
I can't do nothing from right here.
- You--you sure be really trying to make it seem,
like, trying to find excuses.
But it's all good.
Like I--like I said, like, I'll be in that [bleep]
by myself, because everybody be trying to come the [bleep]
at me on some bull[bleep]. - I just--
- Like, I'm over it.
Just go do your [bleep]. I got to go.
- Yo, you called me. - I'm going to hang up.
Yeah, have a good night.
- So now [inaudible] you gotta go.
- All right. Have a good night.
Get the [bleep] out of here.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- I need to talk to my nephew.
[laughter] Come on, baby.
I got a surprise for you.
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top, and there ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
- ♪♪ Give it all you got ♪♪
♪♪ You going to get it ♪♪
♪♪ Don't look back till you finish ♪♪
♪♪ Stand on top ♪♪
♪♪ Yeah you did it ♪♪
♪♪ Now you win it ♪♪
♪♪ Keep on winning ♪♪
- ♪♪ Uh the best from my turf ♪♪
♪♪ I had a dream ♪♪
♪♪ Then I blew like a Smurf ♪♪
- Don't forget us over here now, hon.
- What you think, Dad?
- Macaroni and cheese ball is good.
- It's good? - Oh, my God.
- Good.
Well, I want you to taste everything
and--and keep telling me what you think.
I got some more stuff coming out for you.
Tonight is the soft launch of the restaurant.
It is officially called Dancin' Crepe.
And I'm super excited, because the family gets to come
and taste all the food.
And I think it's going to be a lot of fun.
And just to think... - Just to think...
- Remember what them doctors told us?
- Baby. - Okay.
- Those doctors told us that six months to a year
maybe she'll be walking again.
- Amen.
- Isn't that something?
- I still get nervous.
She's behind the wheel now.
She's been driving.
- You didn't tell me you drove.
- I'm--of course I've been driving.
- You was? - I'm proud of you.
Because you were saying you don't know if you
were going to drive again. - But I'm driving.
- I love that.
You guys don't understand, like,
the joy that I feel not only to have my mom here
but to have her strutting her stuff around.
And she's here alive and thriving.
Earlier this year, I wasn't sure if my mom
was going to ever walk again.
So I could not ask for a better night.
- I need to talk to my nephew.
[laughter]
Come on, baby.
Yandy, come on, because this is long overdue.
I need to have a big nephew 16 conversation with my baby boy.
- Can you believe he's 16?
- I can believe it.
- So I just wanted to just have this conversation with you,
because things happened.
Things were said.
Actions were made with your mom.
And it wasn't all good.
And I want to apologize to you for my actions,
because I jumped into a situation
based on my emotions not thinking.
- I do appreciate your apology for sure.
- And it's much-needed. - I definitely--
- For sure. - I definitely appreciate it.
- But we're going to move forward.
So guess what.
I've got a surprise for you.
Ooh. Honey, look at those--
- Oh, my God.
Hi, Mom. Hey, Mom.
- Hey, pretty lady.
- Oh, my God.
What is going on?
- There goes Mama Jama. You look beautiful.
- What's up? - You enjoying your trip?
We wish you were here.
- I'm having so much fun.
Mario, say hi. - What's up?
What's up? What's up?
- Hey, Mario.
- What we didn't tell you is that we
all had a little meeting--
- Uh-huh.
- Look at his face.
He's like, what? [laughter]
- He's like, what's going on right now?
[laughter] - And how did that go?
- It was a rocky start.
But I would say the conversation ended well.
- To have my family back, it makes me feel like
my life is going good.
Like, no one's mad.
No one's feeling left out.
Everyone's together.
And I finally feel some unity.
And that's the one thing my dad wanted.
- Yeah, we--we're going to come together.
We're going to let bygones be bygones.
We're going to be a brand-new family, like your restaurant.
- Right. - Brand-new.
- Brand-new.
- And we're gonna do things together, not separate.
- That's right. - Absolutely.
- See? The plan is coming together.
- The plan is coming together.
- It's all coming together. - Yes.
- Voilà. There you have it.
Listen to the men in the house, and then we get results.
- Mm-mm.
- Love you, Mom.
- I love you, Mendeecees.
I'll see you see, okay? - All right.
Love you too.
- All right. All right, baby girl.
- Bye, Mom. - Bye-bye.
- What's up? Group hug.
[together] Aww. Group hug.
- There you go. There you go. Come on. Come on.
[together] Aww!
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- Meda, like, you was rubbing
Safaree down yesterday.
Also, trigger.
- They're always up in my face asking me questions.
If you don't know, you don't.
- I mean, you are the side bitch.
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top, and there ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
- ♪♪ I got this problem girl ♪♪
♪♪ I think about you all the time ♪♪
♪♪ I need you in my world ♪♪
♪♪ You can wear my chain ♪♪
♪♪ You can wear my ring ♪♪
♪♪ You should be the only reason ♪♪
♪♪ Why a guy like me would sing ♪♪
- Las Vegas!
[laughter]
We're here! Good?
- I'm great.
I'm with you, baby, you know?
- You know, usually they say, whatever happens in Vegas
stays in Vegas.
Who knows this time around?
Because people are always in my damn business.
But I'm enjoying the sun.
I'm enjoying the weather.
And I'm enjoying the company.
I'm walking with my beautiful lady friend Kimbella.
Could I say one thing, though?
- Yes.
- I'm going to be so honest with you.
But damn, you look good!
- You think?
- Oh, my God!
What the...
- You see what's up?
Keep your eye on the road, though, all right?
Keep your eyes to yourself. - [laughs]
- All y'all. I see y'all looking.
Kimbella is the girl that when we were in San Diego
I sent the flowers to.
That's when all of that drama started.
- [indistinct] look at this [bleep] card.
- You going to be all right?
- My marriage was still looking like it
was unsure to the public eye.
You know what I'm saying?
So instead of it getting messy and it
being all of that, me and Kimbella,
we just put it on ice.
But now the divorce is official.
You get your own bag.
I like that. You know, I like--
- Yeah.
- I like a woman who hustles and has ambition,
because all I do is work.
You know what I'm saying? - Absolutely.
I love that you appreciate that.
You just make me very happy.
And look, I respect you.
And I respect your situation all the way.
You know, I would never come interfere.
And I feel like I don't want no issues
with anything, because I really have nothing to do with that.
- You're not the reason I got a divorce.
You know what I'm saying?
- Yeah, and that's what a lot of people think.
People think and got this narrative of me like I,
you know, caused your relationship to end.
- She's not my girlfriend.
Honestly, this is just a stage of me
and Kimbella getting to know each other.
As far as how my ex would feel, that's--that's really
not my problem.
We've filed for divorce.
We're not together.
All I just want is a healthy co-parenting relationship.
- I agree.
- And I'm not going to harbor any, like,
hate in my heart for nobody.
You know what I'm saying?
- Yeah. - I just want to be happy.
- You deserve it.
I support you in every way.
I feel like everything's going to be all right.
- Damn.
You sound like you should be, like, a--
like some, sort of, big booty therapist.
- [laughs]
- I think you would make a lot of money in that field.
- Is that-- I'll make it a thing then.
Let's see how it works out.
[laughs]
Okay, baby.
- ♪♪ Biggest bounce of the summer ♪♪
♪♪ I'm going to keep going till the sun up ♪♪
♪♪ Hey, my girl, we shine ♪♪
♪♪ I'm going to hit the skins like a drummer ♪♪
♪♪ If you ain't coming, that's a bummer ♪♪
♪♪ This the biggest bounce of the summer ♪♪
- You got it?
All right.
Let me show you what we got planned out here.
- Okay. Let's do it.
- We're in Las Vegas.
All my friends and the girls are here.
So we decided to throw a blue-themed brunch party,
of course, you know how I feel about my blue,
to celebrate my Grammy nomination.
- Hey, sis.
- Hey.
- I got my eyes on the prize.
And nothing's going to mess up my shine.
- Spice about to win a Grammy.
[laughter]
- Spice, do you know this is my first time in Vegas?
- This is your first time in Vegas?
- Wow. - Sierra!
- And my Grammy. - Thank you guys for coming.
You're always so supportive, though.
- Of course. Absolutely.
Thank you for being humble still.
Because Karlie was acting like she was nominated yesterday.
[laughter] - Oh, [bleep]
- So, like, I was trying to, like--
- What do you mean?
- Stop.
- Support her and say, hey, Karlie what's up?
We're here. - Hold on.
- But Karlie did us like this.
You know how we gave you hug and love and all that--
- Yeah, why would she do that? - She's just like
She knows she's--
Because if you were going to invite Safaree,
why wouldn't you tell me so I have the option of deciding
if I wanted to be around that?
- Because she said Safaree is going to be
her main man in the video. So I thought
- That's what I'm saying. If you're going to hire
my sperm donor as a video vixen and I'm your friend,
you should tell me and give me a heads-up.
- Not sperm donor. Erica, I have to stop this.
Look here, as a friend-- not sperm donor.
- What else is he?
It's been almost two months.
He don't even FaceTime his kids.
- What do you mean he not take care of them kids?
Stop right there.
- What do they call it in your culture?
A waste man. - [bleep].
- [indistinct].
What did [bleep] you saying? A what?
In my country, a waste man is somebody who does
not take care of their kids.
If Safaree is a waste man, it's not a good look.
- Bitch, you too busy ready to accept your Grammy.
You don't need to worry about none of that [bleep].
- I know. But I love you guys.
I'm going to let you to eat. - I love you too.
- I'm going to get something to eat, then.
I'm hungry. But I'll see you in a minute.
- All right, boo. - Bye-bye.
- All right, girls.
[upbeat music]
- Hold the phone!
[indistinct chatter]
- Being nominated for a Grammy
is one of the biggest awards in music.
I'm so grateful Spice invited us,
because to celebrate this moment with her
is just a beautiful, beautiful thing.
We are looking forward to having a good time.
I'm super excited for her.
And we're praying for the W, baby.
Look at you, Blondie.
What's up?
- I'm divorced, girl. - Are you serious?
- Yeah?
- Like, officially.
Damn, bitch.
You happy as [bleep].
- [laughs]
- You're divorced-divorced?
[laughter]
- You're going to make me [bleep] fall down, bitch.
- You really divorced-divorced?
- Yeah, all I got to wait for is the--
the lawyers to decide, like, the details financially.
And right now, I just want to be the best mom to my kids.
That's it.
[indistinct chatter]
- Hi.
Hey, everybody.
Hey.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- Do I look like a sucker? - Well, first of all, who--
- Do I look like I come [indistinct]?
- Who called you one? Who called you one?
- You feel me?
- But we've done been around this block a few times.
- No, [bleep] bro. - Yeah.
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top, and there ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
[upbeat electronic music]
- Hey, bro.
[indistinct chatter]
Hi. - Mwah!
Hi.
Hey, everybody.
Hey.
- Karlie, you went so big on us yesterday.
- Huh?
- My feelings is crushed.
- Just, girl, I didn't have no time--
- [indistinct].
- Yeah, it was a big day for me.
I couldn't have--I couldn't deal with no drama.
- Okay, but what about--what can we deal with today?
Because as... - Yeah.
- As my friend, you owe me an explanation.
- You talking as far as Safaree being there, right?
- I mean, why wouldn't you tell me he--
why wouldn't you give me a heads-up
that you even invited?
- Right. I didn't think he was coming.
- Everybody know that Karlie can basically do what
the [bleep] she wants, stir the pot, and then
hide her hands every time.
It never fails.
It's like, oh, what did I do?
I didn't know. Oh, my God.
Baby, what happened?
It's like, you knew exactly where you were doing, Karlie.
Stop with the [bleep].
- He told me--
- He said, Karlie invited me and--
- I don't have time for all of y'all
ganging up on me right now.
So if we can talk one-on-one...
[indistinct chatter]
- Exactly. - So let's go over here.
- So yes, exactly.
Everybody's ganging up on me.
And I don't feel like I did anything wrong.
I didn't invite Safaree to--
to be mean to you.
We're all in the same social circle.
Joc is always there.
I really wanted--when I invited him, I said,
you know what?
He said that y'all didn't talk.
And y'all not talking.
And I said, you know what?
I know he wants to be with you.
And I figured, okay, you know what?
Me inviting him to Vegas.
He could just see you. Y'all could talk.
- What makes you think this man,
who wasn't at a bedside of a woman
that's carrying his first son...
- Right.
I didn't know it was that bad for y'all.
Like, that bad. And I was like--
- How do you not know? - I could see-
- I done confided in you. - That--
- And you done helped me and gave me advice
on my divorce, because you just went through one.
- Right. - How do you not know?
- But I--I just want y'all to be together.
- You know, Karlie, do you understand this--
what this man done put me through?
- I just thought that-- - First of all...
[groaning]
Her reasoning is stupid.
And it's trash.
You can't put your friend in a situation like that
and then want to cry and say you want her
to save her marriage.
Just take accountability you [bleep] up.
Because you know damn well you can't pay me enough money
to get back with this man.
- Meda, you was rubbing Safaree down yesterday.
I felt triggered and irritated, because--
- But why? - Because I'm like--
- Everybody's saying, she don't want--she don't want
nothing to do with Safaree.
- No, because at the end of the day,
them people are going through a divorce.
- We never really got introduced.
So you don't know my story. - We--no.
No. - You don't know my real story.
- When I first talked to you, you were very pleasant, right?
- Right. - We talked on FaceTime.
- But every time you'd be, like,
saying little stuff. - Sierra, let me talk! Karlie--
- Listen, you know what it feels like when somebody's--
everybody's yelling at you and nobody even listening
to what you have to say. - Oh, shut up, bitch.
Shut the [bleep] up.
You don't have no morals.
- I saw Safaree walking down the street
with his girl holding hands.
- What girl? - That's--I'm not the issue.
- I was walking by on the strip in Vegas.
And I saw Safaree walking by with another woman
holding hands.
So I'm not your problem.
You're worried about the wrong thing.
Safaree is here with his woman.
Please don't take it out on me.
- I'm talking. - I just
- I'm talking. I'm talking to my friend.
- Okay. Well, I mean, it wasn't that serious.
- It is that serious. - I'm talking to my friend,
not talking to you. - Okay.
- You can [bleep] Safaree. - I don't want to.
- Everybody's [bleep] Safaree.
- I have nothing to do with that.
I promise you. - Oh, my God.
This is drama.
- I have nothing to do with him.
- I don't care. - Okay. So I just--
- I have nothing against you. - I don't--
- You know what?
What you're not going to do now is
disrespect me or my friends.
- But you only know one side of it.
You don't know the other side of why she always comes at me.
- I mean, you got to remember, Kendra is our friend.
So just like if it was the other way around,
wouldn't you want your friends to be a buck
about the woman that you know is [bleep] your friend's man?
- So I didn't--
I'm not [bleep] him now.
I'm not with him. I don't care.
But they've always up in my face asking me questions.
If you don't know--
- I mean, you are the side bitch.
You've got to expect to be questioned.
- Who's the side bitch? Who's the side bitch?
For what? - Your Joc's and a few--
- Honey, I've never been no side bitch to Joc.
- Listen.
- Because I didn't know nothing about Kendra.
- When you're [bleep] a married man, you're going
to always to be questioned. That comes with the territory.
- Never. Never [bleep] with Joc
while he was married. - That's your business again.
Girl, you take pride in that.
You even went back on the runway and gave us a rawr,
because you're the queen of the jungle of the side bitches.
You took on that role.
I don't understand why you're so appalled at me calling you
what you already said you are.
Let me tell you, I don't have sympathy for nobody.
Especially after what I've been through.
- Listen.
- You know, bitches smile at your face but [bleep]
your man [bleep] the next day. - Listen, I--
- So I have been there, done that.
Your business. It's your business.
- As far as I'm concerned-- - I don't what you do with--
- He's got his chick that he was
walking down the street with.
I don't got nothing with him.
And that's all I wanted to say. - Good for him.
- That's all I wanted to say.
- He has--he has three of them he rotates toward.
- Well, I'm not one of them. - And guess what.
- I just wanted to say that.
- You just--you know what's so crazy is you're bringing that
up and you're walking away.
- Excuse me.
- You see how weird you are, though?
- Where is she going?
- You just contradicted
yourself as a woman. - What happened?
- Because you sat up here, oh-- - Hold up.
- Oh, they perceive me the wrong way.
- What happened?
- And then you're like, oh, I'm not one of the women
that he's walking down the street with.
- Right.
- Bitch, I just finished telling you, I don't give
a [bleep] about, Safaree.
- And what you want to--
shut the [bleep] up.
And--and then, this is why I get real [bleep]--
don't play with me, Shekinah.
I'm not one of those, Shekinah.
I'm not one of them! I love you!
- Hey, I'm not one of them either!
- But I'm not one of them! - I'm not one of them either!
- Okay?
[all shouting]
- ♪♪ Make my way to the top, and there ain't no stoppin' ♪♪
[dramatic music]
- I'm not one of them! - I'm not one of them either.
- Okay?
[all shouting]
- I'm not one of them!
- Don't stick your hand in my face.
- I'm not one of them!
- Erica, I'm not one of them either.
- Yo!
- This bitch Erica has lost
her [bleep] mind today, okay?
She's still in love with Safaree.
Why the hell you get mad at me about the truth?
You're going off on this girl Meda.
You know why? Because you're still in love.
And it's okay.
We all go through [bleep] and still be in love.
The [bleep]?
What's wrong with y'all?
You--I would never put my hand in your face.
- She's going through some emotional [bleep].
No comment there; Shekinah was out of line.
- Woman, you trashy.
- No, bitch, you're trashy.
You and your [bleep] girlfriend.
- Bitch you suck the most [bleep] out of all of us.
- Oh, hell. [bleep]. Bitch, please.
- And you still [bleep] [indistinct], bitch.
- I don't think so, bitch.
- Get the [bleep] out of here, ho.
- Put us all together. - Whatever, [bleep] ho.
Whatever, [bleep] ho. [indistinct].
[bleep] [bleep], bitch.
- Let's go sit down and [bleep], man.
I don't know what's happening. - Get the [bleep] out of here.
- It triggered me, because here you guys are bringing me back
on what you think my feelings are with somebody that I
made sure I was divorced from.
- I hate to see y'all argue. - I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I just finished going through hell
trying to finalize my divorce.
I did not come to Vegas to make enemies with people that I
thought were in my corner.
- Y'all over here talking about that man while he's over there
living la vida loca life.
And y'all--that's-- that's just nah.
- I mean, we know he's doing this thing.
- Yeah, but--
- But the thing about it is, like,
for her to be a woman who's trying
to be understood and--and received
by other women, why you keep doing--triggering [bleep]?
You know what I'm saying?
Like, every time we come around you,
- Sometimes you've got to laugh.
Man, you've got to laugh at that [bleep] sometimes, yo.
You really do. - I guess so.
- You really do, because--
- I guess I'm being very sensitive.
- You're not.
- I just got my own [bleep] going on.
But I'm just, like, getting a little emotional, because
I haven't spoken to Scrapp
since I hung up the phone on him at the house.
And I'm just, like, I don't even know
what's going on right now.
I'm just overwhelmed.
- Don't cry, baby.
Come on. Let's go over here and talk.
- I'm pretty sure Scrapp will be at this event.
And I just don't know what it's going to be like
when we see each other.
Because we're just in, like, a really weird space.
We're at the house yesterday chilling.
And then Shekinah come by.
And she's like, "Oh, I've got some--
I got some stuff I need to tell you."
- Who, you? - Yeah.
- Uh-huh.
- And so she's like, "Yeah, I just seen--
I just seen Momma Dee."
And she said, Scrapp said he'd been sitting
in a hotel for three days.
And he's filing for divorce.
And I'm like, where the [bleep] is this coming from?
- What? - How they would have known
if he didn't tell them? - Exactly.
- He's telling them every [bleep] they want to
and then be not saying nothing.
- But the problem is like... - I'm not saying--
- Why is he not man enough to come to his wife
and have a conversation with her about what
the [bleep] going on?
- So I done turn't down. You know what I'm saying?
Put my face in Vegas in this L.
You know what I'm saying? This sun.
You know what I'm talking about?
I ain't talk to Bam since last night.
Because she wouldn't pick up the phone.
Right now, I'm just pissed off that Bam, one, is listening
to my mama, because she never listened to my mama
about nothing.
- I didn't-- I didn't have a plan.
Like, I don't plan to do things.
You know what I'm saying?
So if I did file for divorce, I would just really
thinking about it a lot.
- Scrapp and his mom are always making me a target.
And I don't try to make him look crazy.
But they--every [bleep] chance they get,
they try to go big on me.
You know what I'm saying? - It's not fair.
- They're trying to make me look [bleep] crazy.
I'm the target every time.
- Yeah.
- Every time. - Yeah.
- That's not fair.
- No, that [bleep] is not right.
And he has to stop that [bleep]..
Scrappy needs to stop telling his mama stuff.
Every time, the result has been it
gets back to that person and a whole bunch of other people
all twisted up.
And then you're sitting here trying
to put that fire out on top of the real incident
that really happened.
If you have an issue with Bambi, talk to your wife.
And let you and your wife's problems be y'all's.
And stop talking to your mama.
You're sitting here in Vegas shedding tears.
- Right.
- Because a [bleep] want to run and talk
and say a bunch of [bleep] that's not
man enough to say it to you.
- I'm supposed to be out here--right.
- And--and you know I love Scrappy.
You know, he--we always been cool.
But it's just an ongoing thing, baby.
- [bleep].
- Listen.
- I'd be saying, turn the [bleep] up.
Say this. Say that.
She'd be so crying. - But you know what?
Sometimes it ain't even turn the [bleep] up.
Sometimes you need to turn that [bleep] off.
- Period. - What's happening?
What's happening?
What's happening, Sierra? What's good with you?
- I ain't good.
- You ain't even going lift up your hand?
- I ain't gonna lie. - I ain't good.
- I'm sad. Like, this--
- Yeah, I'm sad too.
What?
I just feel like I'm walking into an ambush.
You know what I'm saying?
Because I'm walking up in here first of all to see my wife,
talk to her, kiss on her and stuff.
And everybody got their-- the look on their face
like the F you.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm like, what is the middle finger in your face for?
- You know what time it is, Scrapp?
You already know what time it is.
- I ain't fittin' to [bleep] with you like that.
I ain't fixing to argue with you, battle with you.
We done did that.
That [bleep] is over with.
I--I am not a sucker.
Do I look like a sucker? - Well, first, who--
- Do I look like I come [indistinct].
- Who called you one? Who called you one?
- You feel me? No, that's what it--
No, no, no. That's-- - Who called you one?
- That's how she talk to me, like I'm a sucker.
If you mad cause I was talking to my mama,
you know what I'm saying?
And she made whatever in her head
and said what she said, man, that's my mama.
You know what I'm saying? We know that.
But you are talking to all of the people that ain't
your mama or your family. You know what I'm saying?
There's got to be a double standard
somewhere between the line.
You feel me?
Women talk to women and they feel the way--
- They do. They do.
They do. They do.
- They think everybody's in the same situation.
And they're not.
- But we--but we done been around this block a few times.
- No, [bleep], bro. - Yeah.
- This--this is--no, listen. - Yeah, you have.
- I've never--I've never been to this block.
I--I've never been here. - Oh, okay.
- I've never been here.
I've never been with somebody that I
thought I was supposed to-- that's supposed to help me.
And I'm supposed to help them.
And they think I'm just supposed to help them.
I've never been a part of that situation.
I've never been there.
- Scrapp, let me tell you something
- Do you have somebody to call you and check on you today?
Do you have somebody to call you and check on you?
Guess what.
I have nobody to ever call and check on me.
I call and check on her every day.
Man, [bleep] all that [bleep].
I call her and check on her every day.
Yeah, she's going to get up now.
But I'ma still talk.
[[indistinct shouting]
[indistinct] [bleep]. - Me either.
- I'm on that real [bleep]. - Me too.
- You're on that fake [bleep]. - Me too.
- Yeah, you're on the fake [bleep].
- What fake [bleep]? What fake [bleep]?
What fake [bleep] are we talking about?
- She don't be on that [bleep].
- Scrapp is always deflecting.
He's always trying to avoid the real issues.
And that's clearly what he's doing right now.
Because he thought that people were going
to be pointing fingers at him.
He didn't even let us talk.
- You just want me to look bad. It's all cool.
- How do I want you to look bad?
- You want me to look like I don't do nothing in your life.
It's cool. [indistinct shouting]
I know she tell y'all on me.
- I'm not talking [bleep] on you.
- She don't say that.
- At this point, I am just embarrassed.
I'm just, like, I'm not allowed to be in my feelings.
I'm not allowed to express my feelings
because Scrapp always has to, you know,
take a--a higher step than me.
It's like, "Oh, you're upset?
Well, I'm more upset."
So at this point, I'm just like, you know what?
I'm out of here.
- Ain't going to have none of that [bleep].
And I'm a real [bleep]. - Calm down. Calm down.
Calm down. - Close the door.
- Please stop. Y'all, don't do this.
- Next time on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta"...
- I love my son.
- Scrappy? - Yeah,
my son called me last night
and talked to me like I was a bitch in the street.
And it hurts! I'm a mother!
- You just got divorced Monday.
What the hell is you doing with another girl?
You're not a woman. So you don't understand
what women go through.
- No, I-- - [indistinct].
- I hate him. But I love him.
Stop [bleep] with her mentally.
- I ain't saying he don't support his daughter.
But you ain't seen her in a minute.
- Y'all don't know nothing.
- I'm a [bleep] single mom still.
My daughter is 12 years old.
- Peace out. - Oh, no, [bleep],
you ain't going nowhere.
- Oh, [bleep].
- That is coward behavior.
He ran.
- He gone.
- Listen, guys, it's not going to be easy telling you
I just recently been diagnosed with stage three small cell
carcinoma lung cancer.
The only thing they can do is treat it.
They can't cure it.
- I'm scared.
- I can't be afraid.
This ain't the time to be afraid.
This is the time to be strong and just live.
- ♪♪ MTV ♪♪