- I really want to fall in love.
It's the only thing that's really missing
in my life right now.
- I'm Kirsten. - I'm Shaq. Nice to meet you.
- I feel like marrying a stranger
is definitely worth the risk.
- Kiss your bride!
[all cheering]
- I want this to be my forever person.
I would like a divorce.
- ♪ So moving on ♪
- I gave it my all, and it didn't work out.
- I would like a divorce.
- I think it's best for us to get a divorce.
- My decision would be for us to get a divorce.
- I would love to stay married to you as well.
- Failure's just a building block,
and this is something that I will take this experience
and apply it to all my future relationships.
- ♪ I am free, I am me ♪
♪ I am who I want to be ♪
- How are you doing? - Doing good. How are you?
- I'm ready to, like, live life, laugh.
- I'm Gil.
- Nice to meet you. - What's going on?
- Hi. Good. How are you?
- Airris. - Hi, I'm Kendra
both: Nice to meet you. - Oh, we're doing hugs.
- The state capitol.
Davidson County Courthouse.
- Possession is 9/10 of the law.
Got an uphill battle to try to get the dog back.
- Clint cannot take him.
- Do you miss him?
- So how are y'all doing? - We're good.
- Jasmine and Airris seem to be in a great place.
- Okay, Gina's calling Mac. She's calling Mac.
Oh, he didn't answer.
- He might be on a date.
- So where do we go from here?
- He's gonna do it. He's gonna do it.
Oh, my-- [all cheering]
♪ ♪
- ♪ It's all or nothing ♪
♪ It's all or nothing ♪
♪ There's no other way ♪
♪ It's all or nothing ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Well, Hank and I are going morning walk
through some of the executive legislative buildings
here in Nashville.
Davidson County Courthouse.
The state capitol, erected in 1859.
This is Leonidas.
He was the founder of Tennessee.
Came here through the Roman Empire.
[barks]
- Hank is a sucker for fountains.
Nope. No.
No.
[laughs]
[barks]
[pop music]
- ♪ If you dream and believe, there's an endless sea ♪
♪ The littlest things are beautiful ♪
- Yeah, waffle pieces. Mm-hmm. - Ooh.
Why didn't I know about this? - Girl, I did this.
This is what I'm telling y'all.
Like, I love ice cream.
Make it good.
There we go.
Thank you.
♪ ♪
So what's been going on?
I feel like you've just been living, honey.
- I feel like that's all I can do at this point.
- Mm-hmm. Right.
Have you talked to Airris?
Is he dating already? Is Airris dating?
- Yeah.
- So you and Airris both have moved on.
- We both living our best life out here in these streets.
- Well, honey, I'm about to keep dating the money for now,
and the men will come, okay?
- We gonna get you on a date.
[both laugh] - Right.
- You don't have to worry about that.
We gonna get you on a date.
- Right, 'cause the money can't keep me warm at night.
It can't wrap its arms around me.
- It can't kiss you. It can't hug you.
- It can't do any of that. - It can't do none of that.
So that sound good. - It sound good.
- But it's not, really. - It's not. It's not.
But speaking of money, it is time to get down to business.
And... - Mm-hmm.
- I've been wanting to do the party bus for a year now.
And I'm like, I need some business partners.
Like, you have your dog breeding business,
the pageant business.
Like, I have my real estate business.
So I'm like, let's collaborate.
Like, let's get this money together.
- Yeah, see some money coming in.
- And you know, like, Nashville is, like,
one of the top places to travel to.
All the bachelorettes come here.
Party buses are always up and down downtown.
- They never stop.
They never sleep. - Never stop.
So we know that it's possible to make a return
on our investment for this.
So let me show you.
Look how basic this part of this is.
They're charging $600.
- But that's the earlier time.
Wait till you get to the later time slot.
It's even more.
- 750. - Yeah.
- So just imagine if we have these four times,
and they're all booked up.
In one weekend, that's $10,000.
- And in a year...
- So we have to deduct, like, paying the driver,
we have to deduct the fuel, and the--
that's what I'm telling you. - [laughs]
- You thought I was joking when I was like,
"Jasmine, I want you to start this party bus."
- Listen, I didn't think you was joking,
but even if it's half of that
with all the costs, that's $250,000.
- Mm-hmm.
So we're both netting both: Six figures.
- [laughs] - Off of a damn party bus.
- Period!
So what are we gonna name it?
I was thinking something like, Let's Rock and Roll.
I mean, the Rock and Roll-- I don't know.
[laughs] - We're not doing no--listen.
- The Rock and Roll Bus. I don't know.
- Does that sound bougie? both: No.
- Rock and roll does not sound bougie.
- Okay, so...
- The Dream Express.
- The Dream Express Bus.
- I really wish we didn't have to say "bus."
But it still is not giving me, like, the--
- The Bang Bang Party Bus.
- Oh, God. - [laughs]
With Jasmine and I sitting here today,
making these business plans, I feel full of life.
I'm not in a marriage anymore
to where my energy was being brought down.
I'm ready to, like, love life, laugh,
and eventually love soon.
Hopefully, you know, when I meet my next partner,
we won't suck energy out of each other
and drain each other.
Hopefully we can, you know, be happy
and healthy and wealthy together.
Airris and Shaquille are missing out on this.
- Yeah. - They could have been
building this empire with us.
- Making money with us. - Right.
They're gonna be like, "Dang, how we miss out on them women?
They're beautiful. They have beauty and brains."
They gonna be in the dust,
looking sad, drinking water, and crying tears.
- [laughs] - A lot of liquid going on.
His loss. - It's his loss.
- Somebody else is gonna be happy.
- Keep up with the vibe. Somebody else gonna pick it up.
- They gonna pick it up running touchdown, baby.
- [laughs] You got that big dog energy today.
[electronic music]
♪ ♪
- Why don't we put one bin here since you're tall,
and I'll put one bin here since I'm small.
- Okay.
- And we can pack up kitchen stuff.
I like to wrap the kitchen stuff
in shirts for efficiency.
- Do you wanna take this stuff down
or, like, other kitchen stuff?
- Let's do the prior-- like, wine glasses.
We need wine glasses.
- That's true. I don't have any.
I'm looking forward to and excited
to move into our new place
and kind of clash our styles a little bit
and see what we come up with.
- They won't clash.
They will organically mesh.
- Mm-hmm.
So wine glasses? - Yeah.
And, like, if there's anything you see that you're like,
"We don't need that in our home"...
- Does this fit a whole bottle? - No. I wish.
- That's a little beer glass. - Beer glasses.
My dad actually gave those to me, which is interesting
because he doesn't drink beer.
I know we were talking about hosting Thanksgiving
and inviting some people from our family,
so I feel like now that we've decided we're gonna host it,
we should invite my dad and see if he wants to make the trip.
I know he would love if we asked him together,
because he's very big on-- he's like, "If it's gonna be
"you and Chris now, like, I want to hear from you two.
You don't have to just call me when you're alone."
I'm like, "I only call you because I'm alone
because I don't have Chris to talk to."
[phone ringing]
Oh. - Oh, there you go.
- Hello. - Hey, how are you?
- Hey. - Can we hold--
oh, wait, maybe it's 'cause-- never--
it's 'cause my phone is turned. Never mind.
I know you are very busy, so thank you for answering,
but we just--we were talking about the upcoming holidays,
and we've decided
that we are gonna stay here for Thanksgiving
because Chris is an amazing cook.
- We wanted to see if you wanted
to come up for the holiday.
- That would be great.
That would be wonderful.
I would love to, except I have one request:
he makes his Nutella chocolate chip cookie.
- [laughs] - Okay. All right.
- Let me talk to him for one second.
- There you go. - For one second.
- Yeah. What's up? - Hi, Chris.
- Hey. How are you?
- Okay, I haven't had a chance to speak to you.
Congratulations to both of you.
I think it's amazing what we've been through.
I think you both have done an amazing job.
You make a beautiful couple together.
- Her dad was very against this in the beginning
and was very guarded about it, so it feels good
that I've earned his respect at this point.
I think he's seen that I'm in this for the long haul
with his daughter.
- You know what?
If you want to send out suggestions
of the things you'd like to cook, that would be great.
- All right. We'll do that.
- We'll figure out the menu.
Family is important to both me and Nicole,
so the fact that we're gonna be spending the holidays
together as a family feels good,
and I couldn't be happier.
- I'm very proud of both of you.
I'm looking forward to seeing you both
as a couple in an entire-- a new journey,
a new chapter in our journey.
- Yeah. - This is it.
And we're gonna move forward. - This is it.
- And we're moving forward.
And it's gonna be exciting. It's gonna be fun.
I'm looking forward to seeing Charlie and Kodah and Kobe
more than I am seeing you two, but--
- [laughs] - Naturally.
- I'm definitely looking forward to Thanksgiving.
You don't have to cook the cookies.
I just wanted to throw that out there.
- He will make the cookies, don't you fret.
I love you, and we'll talk to you soon.
Bye. - Bye-bye. Bye.
- Your dad's so funny.
- ♪ Don't you forget me ♪
♪ And everything I gave you ♪
♪ ♪
- Are you ready for some blue margaritas?
- I know. I am.
Ah. - Here we go. Yes.
- Yes, thank you. - Thank you.
Look at that. - Whoo-hoo!
Are we gonna cheers? - Yeah.
- Cheers to what? - A happy life.
- [laughs]
♪ ♪
- So have you heard from Mac lately at all?
- He and I have not been in contact,
but I got the scoop from Clint on what's been happening.
- Do tell.
- Gina and Mac have been on a date.
- How do you feel about that?
- I think it's weird.
But I don't care.
- How did he feel about that?
- He didn't care either. - Oh.
- I mean, they went through the entire process, you know?
Nothing came out of it really, but...
- You know, it's a shame
that you and Mac couldn't do the same.
- Are you saying that you wish I should have lived
in the apartment as friends?
- Well, I'm just saying that I wish you guys could have
had a friendship instead of--
- Well, we didn't come here to make friends.
[tense music]
It's the way that he acted after I asked for the divorce
that makes me not want to be his friend.
♪ ♪
- I was apologetic to her in the beginning
because I felt like I had been a failure to her
for getting her in this process,
but she was like, you know, she was the one
that decided to go through with it,
and she could have stopped it at any point.
So it was ultimately her choice.
- It was such a waste, you know what I mean?
I'm divorced at 26. - It's a learning experience.
We all have to go through the BS
to get to the good [bleep], basically.
I know Domynique has her quirks.
She's not perfect.
But I just want her to be able
to move forward from this process.
Are you seeing anybody?
- I'm not seeing anybody at the moment.
- Are you dating?
- You know, I got a few little inquiries, you know?
I reached out to Gil
from the Houston "Married at First Sight" season.
- The firefighter? - Mm-hmm.
- Really? - Yeah.
We have exchanged a few messages,
and we're supposed to have a chat.
- No, seriously? - Seriously.
- Okay.
Look at my smile.
[laughs] - I know.
I've always wanted to go to Texas.
♪ ♪
[bright music]
♪ ♪
- Hello. - Hi. How are you doing?
- Hi. Good. How are you? - Kendra? Airris.
- Hi, I'm Kendra. both: Nice to meet you.
- Oh, we're doing hugs. - We're doing hugs.
How you doing? - I like your chain.
- Thank you. Thank you.
I like your outfit. - Thank you.
- Kind of matching with the green.
- We are kind of matching. - Yeah.
Kendra saw me on the show and reached out to me.
She went through the match process, you know,
and she didn't get matched with me.
- She's one of the people that--
one of those people I want to find a husband for.
- Yeah.
- 'Cause I can see her in that role
and just being happy in that role.
- Maybe whatever reason we weren't matched,
maybe there's a reason that we could be matched now.
- Is there anything you don't eat?
- Dairy.
- Oh, me-- I'm lactose intolerant.
- Okay. Nothing wrong with that.
- I ignore it, though. - Oh.
I heard, you know, we have a lot
of similar and shared interests.
And she came in with, like, very good energy.
I'm a big energy person.
I'm still trying to find my wife.
I still want to be married. Something I very much want.
So this is the first step, you know?
Going on dates.
You from here? - No, I'm from Memphis.
- Okay. - Where are you from?
- I'm from here. - Okay.
- Yeah, it's been a crazy year for me.
- Yeah. - Career change,
getting married, getting divorced.
So it's been a year. - Oh, that's a lot.
That's a lot. - Yeah, I might write a book.
- All in one year. - All in one year.
You got a big family?
- No, it's really small. I'm an only child.
My mom's an only child.
- I'm a only child. - Are you?
- Yeah. - Thank you.
♪ ♪
All right. This is nice.
We're not in the sunlight, so that's good.
You go, like, on a first date and you don't ask people
why they got divorced, but, um...
- [laughs] Like, it didn't work out.
- Mm-hmm. I need a little bit more.
Did you do, like, weird stuff, like sleep in a Santa hat
or something crazy that's, like,
people can't deal with that?
- No, just-- it wasn't, like, a spark...
- Oh. - If that kind of makes sense.
Like, it was like-- - That does make sense.
- So you think if they would have told you, like,
"We found you a match," you would have been like--
you'd have really went through with it?
- Yeah, I plan to.
But I also think-- it's a Christian thing.
Like, God has a plan, and this was not part of it,
and therefore it didn't work.
What do you think?
- What do I think about what?
- About why I didn't get picked.
You just met me.
- I don't know. - I talk too much.
- No.
I mean, I would have been happy if you got picked.
- Me too. - Yeah, so--
but we here now.
Did you have any, like, crazy deal-breakers?
- Mm-mm. My deal breaker was Christian.
- Okay.
- I don't want to marry someone who's not--
who doesn't have that faith.
- Right. - What do you think?
- For you, going to church, I think that's great for you.
- "It's good for you."
- For somebody else, it might be
going to meditate on top of a mountain.
If that keeps you from, like, having road rage or whatever...
- Yeah, I used to have road rage.
- Like, works for you, you know?
Some people, going to church,
that might not work for them, you know?
So as long as you got something.
- Okay. - Yeah.
- What's your thermostat on, like, in your ideal house?
- 68.
- Oh, that's great. Mine's 69.
- Okay. I just keep it cold.
- Yeah. - I was traumatized as a kid.
- [laughs] Your mom had the heat on hell.
- She had a--
literally a Post-it note beside the thermostat
that said, "Do not touch.
You don't pay bills."
- That's kind of hilarious.
- [laughs] - That's funny.
What about your dad?
- He passed away when I was 11.
- Okay. - So, like...'95?
Yeah.
Does your dad live in Memphis too?
- Mm-mm. He passed in 2008.
- Okay.
- So single parent, only children.
- Mm-hmm.
- So I guess I wanted to get married
because my family is so small,
and ideally I would like my life to have
a purpose outside of, like, me.
Is that, like, why you also wanted to get married?
Because of the only-childness?
Do you need people? - Yeah.
I've just always been by myself,
but it kind of got old, you know,
so, like, I wanted to create, like, that family for myself
and, like, you know, have a legacy.
Just-- - I love that.
- And then me, like, losing my father so young,
it's like, I, like, can't wait to be a father.
Like, I look forward to that. - That's cute.
♪ ♪
- So this was the first date.
Could there be a second date?
- Yeah. [laughs]
- ♪ No, the game ain't over ♪
♪ Still gotta conquer ♪
♪ No, the game ain't over ♪
[electronic music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ We gonna party like it's your birthday ♪
- How do I look? - You look good.
- I've never had someone to host
a dog birthday party with before,
so this is a milestone for me.
Charlie's turning two today, and we're having doggy cake,
some human donuts because we're inviting our friends
to come celebrate with us.
- Jas, Gina, and Shaq won't be able to make it,
but everybody else is coming.
- You know, we do love hanging out all as a group.
The dynamics have obviously changed
since we're the only ones who have stayed married,
but we're very excited to have everyone together.
- I mean, they're friends for life, so...
- Yeah.
Oh, hey.
- What's up, y'all? - Hello.
- Oh, my gosh. Hi.
Charlie, I don't think you ever met Mac,
but you know Airris. - What's up, buddy?
- Mac. Uh-oh.
Good, how are you?
- What's up, my man? - Whose birthday is it?
- It's Charlie's second birthday today.
- The little guy.
- I'm happy to see everybody.
I can, you know, take or leave Dom, so...
I don't have much interest in talking to her.
But if it means getting to see everybody else,
that's fine by me.
What's been up?
- So I'm in the process of changing my last name.
We are also in the process of moving in together.
Right now we live together, but in the one-bedroom apartment.
If we had to do it another week,
I don't know if our marriage would be
as good as it is, but... [laughter]
- Airris? - What's going on with you?
Have you been watching Duchess?
Having some girl time? - I have. I got Duchess.
I brought her to the park, so that was cool.
She jumped on me, made me feel good.
- She misses--oh, that's gotta be hard.
- Came full circle.
I wasn't a dog person. Now I can't get enough.
- Are you gonna get your own dog now?
- I'm thinking about it. I'm thinking about it.
- Yup, me too.
I'll take, like, a junkyard dog.
- He could use Kobe. - Yeah, you can borrow...
- You can take Kobe. - It was amazing.
I was walking Hank this morning,
and how many women were hitting on me saying,
"Aww, he's so cute."
I was like, "Why, thank you!" - [laughs]
- I would prefer if you used your own dog
and not your ex-wife's dog to pick up chicks.
- I can't help it. I'll take whatever dog I got.
[laughter] - That's fair.
That's fair. - Well, yeah.
He's walking the dog. - Oh, hello.
- Hey, y'all. Sorry I'm late, per uzhe.
- Hi! - Happy birthday, Charlie.
- Oh, it's Auntie Kirsten.
- Good to see you. - Hi, beautiful.
- You know, I like dogs, but I don't have a dog.
It's so much-- it's a responsibility.
It's like a child almost.
And I'm just happy to support, to see Charlie,
and give him his gift today,
and everybody's just a dog lover.
I love dogs, but from a distance.
Ew! - Oh, no.
Don't jump. Don't jump.
- Have you talked to Shaq at all?
- Yes, I actually did talk to Shaq.
He lost his grandmother. - Yeah, I heard.
- I reached out to him, sent my condolences.
You know, although things didn't work out with us,
like, we did go through this journey together.
His grandma was at our wedding, so I'm like,
family is very important.
And when I heard the news, I was like,
"I have to reach out to him."
- That's awesome that you reached out.
- Of course.
- I'm sure it meant a lot to him.
- Of course it did.
He was like, "My grandma asked" about me and everything,
and I'm like, you know, this is so sad.
- Yeah. - It really is.
And I'm just like, "I'm praying for you guys."
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- Well, I gotta get going, so...
- Appreciate it. - Thank you for coming.
- Happy birthday, Charlie. - Stay in touch, man.
- Nice seeing everybody.
- All right. - Nice seeing you.
- Say, "Thank you, Uncle Mac, for coming."
- See you later, birthday boy.
All right, guys. I'm out of here.
See you. - Bye. Thanks for coming.
- Thank you.
- This is gonna be the last time I'm seeing
the group for a minute, but I plan
to be back here pretty frequently to visit,
so looking forward to that.
We'll see what the future holds.
- Charlie!
- Hi, Charlie. - You're such a sweet thing.
- Front and center for your birthday.
- I mean, we used to walk by Kirsten and Shaq's apartment,
and he would just stop and sniff the door.
And I'm like, "They're not home, baby.
We tried." - Aww.
- So has your opinion changed
of wanting to be friends with Shaq
or are you still kind of in the--
"not at this time"?
- I mean, honestly,
I'm not really too pressed to be his friend.
I don't want to continue to have, like,
that much connection and conversation with him
because I want to move forward, and I don't want to bring
that person into another relationship, you know?
- Right. I feel that. - Yeah.
- I 100% feel that. - Mm-hmm. Seriously.
How do you feel when you see Mac?
- I'm just like--yeah. Basically.
- "He's here. Like, all right. Hello."
- I'm like, okay. I got no beef.
I'm neither here nor there, you know?
- It's good that both of you are on the same page,
because if he was also like, "I hate Dom.
Why is she here?" then it'd be like--
- Yeah.
We're all mature adults, you know?
If we can sign up to marry a stranger,
then we should be emotionally mature enough
to, like, handle whatever the outcome is
of that situation.
- We all signed up for this
knowing that we would have to deal with the fallout
if necessary, so... - Yeah.
- How's the married life going?
Y'all are making it look easy.
I can tell you that.
- I mean, married life has been great.
I mean, he's been so good at calming me down,
bringing me back to reality.
- You know, I don't know.
Married life's not been too difficult for us,
but, you know, who knows
later on down the road when we hit those bumps.
We don't know. But so far, it's been good.
But, you know, moving in together--
- Y'all still in the honeymoon phase, dude.
- No, I know. I know. I know.
- For the first few weeks, we had so much growth so fast,
and now we're just, like, maintaining,
which is wonderful,
because, you know, you can't have these--
[dog barking] I know, baby. I know.
You can't have these huge growth moments
every single day of marriage.
But he's seen all of me at this point--
the good, the bad, the ugly, the scary.
Like, he's seen it, and... - He still loves you.
- He still loves me, so it can only get better.
- We'll find love one day! - One day!
- ♪ I just want to feel good ♪
♪ Is that too much to ask for? ♪
♪ I'm trying to take the high road, high road ♪
♪ And not sneak out the back door, no, no ♪
♪ I just want to feel good ♪
- Hello, hello. - Hi, baby.
- Hey, hey. - Hi, sweetie.
- Am I getting taller or are you shrinking?
- I'm probably shrinking, girl.
- This place is cute. - I know.
We're looking at all the cute little stuff up here.
How are you? - Oh, just surviving, you know.
I'm just kidding. No, I'm good. I'm good.
Clint and I are amicable, so...
- That's really good. I like that.
- Yeah. Things are good.
But his breakup is harder with Hank.
Every five seconds, he's like, "I'll pay.
Like, do you want $10,000?"
- Oh, he's trying to buy Hank?
- I'm like, "No, you cannot buy him."
- No, I say no too.
You can't have my grandpups. Sorry, dude.
Nope. Ain't happening.
- Yeah, so that's funny, but--
- I just don't understand how he could just, like--
how he can't fall, like,
head over heels in love with you.
- Womp, womp. - You're gorgeous.
- That's 'cause you're my mom. - I know.
You're perfect, happy, you're generous.
- It's just got to have that magic click.
If it wasn't meant to be, it's not meant to be.
- Mom, you'll love this.
There was one guy that was divorced very early on.
- Mm-hmm.
- And him and I, like, thought the other--
like, that we are each attractive.
- Did you get to talk to each other at all?
- We've talked a little bit.
We, like, went on a date.
- Oh, wow.
- So what better avenue to explore
than someone that understands the process?
And his heart was obviously into this in the beginning.
And they got a divorce early on,
and I think he wanted
to, like, stay in and, like, learn through it.
We're gonna see if there's anything to explore.
- That might lead from one marriage to another one.
[laughing] I'm kidding.
I just want you to find the right man
that treats you good and puts you on a pedestal.
That's what I want, and that's what you deserve.
But I know there's a Prince Charming
soon in your life. - Yeah.
- And then I can have a grandson besides Hank.
[laughs] - Okay.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ Lately I've been living how I should ♪
♪ I'm better than good ♪
- Back in Michigan,
working on one of three new grows.
I actually just took an offer with the company,
and I am now back to director of operations
and overseeing three new facilities.
Super pumped, you know?
The money is way better here in cannabis for me
than Tennessee.
I thought I could, you know, take me a pay cut,
be a little more humble, but I don't know.
I like nice [bleep].
Back to the money, point being.
Couldn't be happier to be back.
[lively music]
♪ ♪
- Hi. - What's up?
- So good to see you. - How are you?
- Long time no see. I'm good. How are you?
- What up, brother?
You good? - Mm-hmm.
- Emotionally, Jasmine and Airris
seem to be in a great place.
You know, they just continue to move forward.
And, you know, it's good to always see them,
and they're always a voice of reason,
always listening and giving me great or solid advice.
And it feels good to know that some individuals
that you went through this process with,
who understood everything that you was going through,
can understand, like,
the level of support that is being needed right now.
So how are y'all doing?
- We're good. - Feel like we're fine.
- Jasmine went on a date. - I did go on a date.
- How was your date? - It was great.
- And then I went on a date. - He went on a date.
- That's good, though. That's good.
I'm proud of y'all.
Because I ain't at that moment, like--
- You just got too much happening to even be there.
But I feel like once you take a beat,
I feel like you gonna be back out here in these streets.
- Once I get to that point, I'll be on the highway.
[laughter]
How are you doing?
Thank you.
- Fancy. - All right, thank you.
- So what are you up to?
How have you been?
- You know, I'm okay.
Grandma... - I know a lot has happened.
- A lot.
Yeah, my grandmother's death kind of have
definitely taken a toll on me.
Going to my house, it was like a, "Damn.
Like, nobody here."
- Right. - Like, that emotional support.
Then when Kirsten called, I was like,
"Please don't let this be one of those calls.
"Like, let it just be about my grandmother,
and we just go from there. We can talk--"
- Even seeing the name on the caller ID
probably, like, made you feel something.
- And I was grateful for the call.
- 'Cause it probably did take a lot for her to call you.
- Yeah, yeah, that's why I was like,
I was grateful for it.
- You still want to be friends, or you feel like it's too soon?
- I definitely wanted us to be friends.
We sat across the table from each other,
and she couldn't even look at me.
- I feel like eventually, she will get to a point
where y'all can be amicable.
Right now, she's in a space of confusion
and embarrassment and rejection.
And you know, when, us women, we get to that point,
we're like, "Okay, eff you.
Bye. Like, you know, I don't need you.
Like, whatever." So I feel like she's just
in that space of, you know, just trying
to be a boss bitch and be on her own ish
and not even really think about it.
But I think once she fully heals from it,
I think she'll be able to be cordial with you.
- How did y'all get to the place
to where, like, y'all became, like, friends?
- I think just through communication,
like, hard, tough communication,
accepting how the other person felt, and grace.
I just feel like for her, it might just take her
a little bit more time.
- So me and Kirsten are supposed to meet up.
You know, this may be my opportunity to just listen
because I need to acknowledge and validate her feelings.
But my decision is still my decision.
both: Yeah. - When y'all do meet,
maybe it's just like that bridge, you know?
That olive branch that gets extended.
So a good, healthy conversation where y'all are both
just being honest, next time y'all see each other,
like, it's less awkward.
- I'm not about to play this back-and-forth game
about wanting to be friends and not being friends.
If we gonna be friends, we gonna be friends.
If we're gonna be cordial, we're gonna be cordial.
So just see how it go.
♪ ♪
[downtempo music]
- ♪ When you leave me ♪
♪ When you leave me ♪
- Hello. - Hello.
How's it going?
- Good. How are you? - Good.
Thanks for meeting with me. - Yeah. Not a problem.
I can tell you general stuff
about how the divorce process works in Tennessee
and answer some questions
about procedures and all that for you.
- Okay.
This is, I mean, honestly, my first divorce.
And so I don't know much about divorce.
I think it'll be a relief to sit down
and, like, pick someone's brain.
I just want to be done with this experience
and go our separate ways amicably.
- So I'll just dive right in.
In Tennessee, a divorce is started with the filing
of what's called a complaint for divorce
or a petition for divorce.
That just includes all the statistical information
so the court knows kinda who it's dealing with.
And it also includes the grounds for divorce,
which is the reasons why you're wanting the divorce.
That gets filed with the clerk's office,
and from the time that it's filed,
it starts a 60-day wait period.
So during that 60 days, we can't finalize the divorce,
but that's when we're working
on putting together a proposal.
And we would then send it over to the other side
about how everything's gonna be divided.
If y'all reach an agreement,
that gets filed with the court,
and then after that 60-day wait period is up,
we go in for a final hearing, and hopefully
it gets approved and you're done.
- Okay. Interesting.
How much does divorce cost?
Is it expensive?
[both laugh] - It varies.
And I know that's a legal answer,
but some people come in and sign off right away
and are able to reach an agreement real quickly.
Some people fight for years and years
over who is going to get the extra cookie sheet.
- So it's the hourly rate starts adding up.
I gotcha. - It does.
So if it truly is amicable, because the two of you
haven't been married for terribly long,
it shouldn't be terribly expensive.
But we do bill by the tenth of the hour, and--
- The tenth of the hour?
I'm going to law-- - That's every six minutes.
- I'm going to law school. - [laughs]
- And then as far as like, you know, I own a business.
And so I know we both, like, collectively
had some questions as far as, like, taxes.
Or obviously, if I'm taking on debts under, like, my LLC,
like, are those still, like, our separate debts
regardless of if they happened within
the time frame of the marriage?
Or how does that work?
- I will say that for tax filing purposes,
it's based on the status of your marriage
as of the last day of the year,
but you don't have to file together.
You can still file as married filing separate.
- Okay. Married filing separate.
Got it.
- Anything else I can answer for you?
- I do have a dog that he, like, very much loves,
so he can't, like, come after me
for my dog, anything like that?
I just want to, like, clear the air that we're good.
Because he's offered, like, pretty high sums of money
for the dog, so that's probably the only thing
that we might have trouble with.
- We have dealt with several dog custody cases
where people are fighting over the dog.
- Okay.
- Did you have the dog before the marriage?
- I did have the dog for about four years
before the marriage.
- Okay.
Then I would just recommend that you keep
the dog in your possession.
They say in the legal field that possession is 9/10
of the law, which means that if he takes the dog,
then you've got an uphill battle
to try to get the dog back.
So if he's gonna dog-sit or come visit the dog,
just make sure that you have it in writing
that it's clear that he's only visiting
and that the dog will be coming back to you.
- I totally trust Clint.
I don't think that he is gonna, like,
do anything drastic or crazy, but I want to make sure
that my ass is covered when it comes to Hank
and knowing that Clint cannot take him.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Today is the day.
Chris and--ooh, we're moving into her new apartment.
Chris and Brandon over there moving the mattress
while I stand and take fun videos.
So we are starting with the bedroom,
the most magical, important room in the house.
Just getting a workout in.
- Oh, man.
- First thing in, a million more to go.
[bright music]
- ♪ Everything seems brand-new ♪
♪ It's like a new start ♪
♪ Oh ♪
- Uh-oh. Cousin's here. - Hey, cousin.
- How they let you in?
- Did you automatically let me in?
- [laughs] - You know I got apps for that.
- You know you got the automatic.
You got all the tech.
- Good to see you. - Good to see you too.
- Your cousin's here.
- Hi, cousin. - Hi, cousin.
- I missed y'all so much. - I missed you too.
You came right on time. Come on.
- Today I'm finally telling Takeena and Glen
that Shaquille and I didn't work out.
They are the last people that I had to share
this information with.
You know, it's definitely been hard
for me to open up about this, because now,
he's not gonna be part of our family anymore.
And I'm definitely, you know, still trying
to come to peace with everything
and close this chapter of my life.
- Cousin, where's your ring?
- What the--
- What has happened since the last time we talked to you?
- I know.
I have some news to tell you guys.
- I think we know what the news is.
Where's your ring?
- Shaquille and I are getting a divorce.
He was like, "You're not nurturing enough,
and I feel alone in this marriage."
And he says, like, we haven't had the intimacy
and the chemistry levels and that connection
that we both wanted out of the marriage.
- Right.
- "So I would like to get a divorce."
And then he started crying.
- He started crying? Why did he start crying?
- You know, and that's the same thing I was thinking.
'Cause I said that I was willing to give it a chance,
but, I mean...
- I thought y'all were both gonna say yes.
- Really? - Mm-hmm.
- Why'd you think that?
- Because on paper, I thought you guys were
both really good for each other.
- Do you feel like there were opportunities that were missed
for you where you could have shown
a little bit more emotion or been
a little bit more nurturing?
- I definitely feel like I made up
for those missed opportunities during those moments,
like when I didn't travel to Memphis with him.
- That was a big deal. Tell me what happened.
- He never told me that he really wanted me there.
He just extended the invite.
- Not an intentional, "Hey, I have this event.
"I'm gonna be speaking.
"I would love for you to be there.
It's really important to me that you're there."
- Yeah, and he didn't say
any of that until after the fact.
I'm like, "Well, you didn't explain it to me
"or mention it that way
when you told me about it, so..."
- Was it a situation where he wanted you
to just kind of understand that?
Like, infer?
- He wanted her to be a mind reader.
- Yeah. - Was that his need?
His primary need? - That was his need.
He needed support.
- So he needs to feel supported by you
as his wife with his career and education endeavors.
- Yeah. - Okay.
- And for me sometimes, like, that comes within being
in a relationship, like, over time.
- Yeah.
- You just have to know how to operate and become one,
and that's what we struggled with the most,
is becoming one and getting on the same page.
- It's a process, cousin. - Yeah.
- It's not gonna be, like, 8 weeks, 12 weeks,
1 year, 2 years.
It's a process over time.
I mean, we're in our marriage-- - And changes.
- And things have changed. - And changes. Yeah.
- Things have changed multiple times for us,
and we have to pivot, knowing that this person is
who chose to be with me, who I chose to be with,
and we're gonna go through this journey together.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- And that's what I thought was gonna happen,
but it did not, so here I am.
- I mean, it almost sounds like he wanted everything
packaged just perfectly.
"I want the woman, I want her to provide for my needs,
"and this is it.
"And if she doesn't come this way in these eight weeks,
like, I'm out."
And that's completely unfair to you.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. - That's also unfair to him
'cause it's unrealistic, right?
- But then, you know, you process everything,
and, like, "Oh, now I'm alone.
"Now I have to start dating again.
"Now I have to get back out there
whenever the time comes."
- Yeah. - And I'm like, ugh.
- Do you miss him? - No.
- You don't miss him? - I don't miss him.
And I actually have to see him in a couple of days.
- What's happening in a couple days?
- We're just gonna talk about,
you know, I guess the decision he made.
I don't really have many questions for him.
I'm kind of having mixed emotions about meeting up
with him anyways because we really didn't talk
about how Decision Day went, how we're both feeling,
and, you know, how life is gonna be after that.
- Mm-hmm.
If I was Kirsten, I wouldn't meet with him.
[laughs] If you broke up with me or divorced me,
I don't have an-tee-thing to say to you,
so let's part ways.
But we don't have anything to talk about.
We've had more than enough opportunity to communicate
our needs, wants, and you expressed that
on Decision Day where you felt like
I could not meet your needs, and so,
you know, have a good life.
What are you gonna say?
- [sighs] I honestly don't know.
I'm just gonna listen to what he has to say
about the decision that he made.
- I mean, he already said it, right?
So... - He did.
- What more do you need from him?
- I felt like it was more to it.
I don't feel like it was all me to why
he said he wanted a divorce.
- Mm-hmm
- There has to be more to him
saying that it was just me
not fulfilling his expectations.
[somber music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ Shake, shake, shake ♪
♪ I wanna see you shake, shake, shake ♪
♪ Shake, shake, shake ♪
[dog barking]
- Ah. Quiet.
Hey. - Hi.
Are you Jennifer? - Ah.
I am. Let me keep the crew in there.
Stay there. - [laughs]
[dog barking] Hi.
Nice to meet you. - Hi, I'm Clint.
- I'm Jennifer. - Nice to meet you also.
So you've got some goldendoodle puppies.
- I do. What size are you looking for?
- Probably medium to large. - Okay.
- You know, I like to wrestle with the dogs
and stuff like that.
You know, prove my alphaness. - Yeah.
- During this whole experience it's been absolutely wild,
and, you know, my expectations were
to walk away with a heart
that's completely full and complete.
I thought it was gonna be a wife.
But, you know, I found Hank, and I think
this is a great opportunity for me to fill that void.
I mean, it's not, like, deflection,
but it's, like, runner-up.
So I'm gonna take my time
and make sure, you know, I find the right dog.
And they're off. - And they're off.
- Come here. Where are you going?
Huh? - He's a bit of an explorer.
- Yeah. Come here!
Hi. Hello.
Hello. - Come on, buddy.
♪ ♪
- [kisses] How are we doing?
- I'm curious what's made you decide
that now's a good time to get a puppy.
- I'm getting out of a marriage where we had a dog.
It would be great to have one of my own.
Are you kidding me?
Look at your little face.
Look at your little face!
- I was thinking your beard matches pretty well.
- These puppies are absolutely precious.
- Oh, thank you.
- Like, this is ridiculous how sweet they are.
- Puppy therapy. - I know.
So I don't like to make, like, a rash decision,
and I know you want these to go to the right owners.
- Absolutely. Hey, buddy.
- So I appreciate, like, all the questionnaires
and stuff that you had, 'cause it means, like,
you truly do care who they're homed to.
- Oh, yeah. - So I love that you take
that time and that diligence to do that.
So I'm gonna do the same on my end.
My mind is like, "Make a rash decision.
Just take one. Just go home."
But in actuality, I mean,
a dog is for a long, long time, right?
And so you want to make sure it's the right decision
for you and the animal.
I'm not going to just be like, "Oh, my God,
they're the cutest things, and I'm taking them home."
But look at this, though.
Like, it's so hard for me not to just
drive away with this thing.
But, you know, I told myself that I was
gonna do my due diligence.
So I've got some other breeders
that I'll be talking to.
And I just need to sit down and be like,
is this right for both of us?
But I would be happy to still give Gina
lots of money for Hank.
See ya. - It was good to meet you.
♪ ♪
[lively music]
- ♪ I got the money, I do ♪
♪ And I got the power, ooh, I do ♪
♪ I'm looking for a man to share it with ♪
♪ Yeah, if you're him, holler ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm all for him, uh-huh ♪
♪ ♪
- Okay.
I'm nervous, but we're gonna call.
[phone ringing] Oh, God.
How nerve-wracking.
- Hey. - Hello.
- How are you? - I'm good. How are you?
- I'm good. I'm good.
- Good. You look nice.
- Thank you. I'm actually just chilling.
I'm at the house just relaxing a bit.
- I'm Dom, by the way.
That's what they call me. - Nice to meet you, Dom.
I'm Gil. - Nice to meet you.
- So you are part of this interesting "MAFS" family.
- Yeah. - What's going on?
- Yeah, so unfortunately, it did not work out.
My marriage ended rather quickly, actually.
And it just, like, didn't give me a good feeling in my gut,
so I made the decision for it to be over, and...
- You made the decision?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
It lasted, what, a week, two weeks, three weeks?
- Like, 11 days.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- So I'm all about gut feelings,
but I feel like when it comes down to this process,
you have to give it a chance.
You have to be willing to fight for it,
because obviously there's gonna be moments
where you guys are gonna disagree.
- Yeah.
I mean, honestly, in the long run, like,
things have continued to, like, come out
even after the decision was made
that kind of validated my gut feelings.
So... - Okay.
So you feel good about your decision?
- Oh, yeah. I feel good about it.
- You still feel like you're ready to be married?
- Be--okay, so do I want to, like, take the time
to, like, truly get to know someone
inside and out and see how things go?
Like, yeah.
I was asked who would I want to go on a date with,
and I don't know why, but your name just came to my mind.
♪ ♪
[laughs] So...
- Well, I appreciate you thinking of me,
so I'm very flattered.
- What are you doing now?
Like, are you dating?
Are you not dating?
- I recently just started dating.
I felt like--I would say about two, three months ago,
I was like, "Okay, I'm good."
My problem was, I felt like I couldn't
trust anybody... - Yeah.
- When it came down to a serious relationship.
And so that was my biggest hurdle,
getting to a point where I can trust people.
Or not trust people, trust women.
[both laugh]
So I'm over that,
but I'm not gonna just jump in it with anybody.
♪ ♪
Might ask for references and all that good stuff.
- [laughs]
Please submit your résumé to Gil.
[laughs]
I might have a slight crush on Gil.
He's very articulate the way he communicates.
He's very patient.
He has a good sense of humor.
Yeah, blah, blah. All these other great things.
So yeah, that's why I like Gil.
- All right, my dear, I'ma let you go.
- Okay.
- It was a pleasure talking to you.
Maybe possibly do this again, just depending on my schedule,
as I've got a very tight schedule
for the next four weeks.
- All right, well, you have my number, so keep in touch.
- All right. Will do.
Have a great night.
Adios. - All right, bye.
Good night.
I do feel optimistic about us keeping in touch.
You know, he's busy, I'm busy.
But timing is everything.
And, you know, it really only takes, like, 30 seconds
to send a text, so...
Well, stay tuned, Booboo.
We'll have to see how it goes.
[somber electronic music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ Wouldn't it be nice ♪
♪ If you could have given us a try? ♪
♪ Wouldn't it be nice ♪
♪ If you could give me all that I have given you? ♪
♪ Wouldn't it be nice? ♪
♪ But nice was never your type ♪
- Hello, Shaquille.
- What's up? - How are you doing?
- Doing good. How are you? - Good.
- How have you been? - Good.
How have you and your family been?
- Um, I'm fine.
It's a lot to process.
It's unexpected.
So it's still, like, unreal that it just happened.
You never--all the plans together and everything
for the homegoing services.
Family getting in town really today, so...
- So you have to leave back out today?
- Flying back out today.
[soft music]
♪ ♪
- Well, I just wanted to, I guess,
close this chapter completely
of our marriage, I guess.
I mean, the only questions
I kind of, you know, had from that day
since we never really fully got to have the conversation,
and then you going through this with your family, you know.
But I just don't feel like I was the only reason as to why
you wanted to get a divorce, and maybe it was
something on your end that also caused you
to not want to be in a marriage.
- Mm, I definitely wanted to be married to you.
It was just things in our marriage
that we didn't get to.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I didn't think we had a fair shot
of getting to that point.
But for me, it always just seemed like it wasn't enough.
♪ ♪
I think we were just both
on two separate pages
all the way leading up until Decision Day, you know?
It's not something that, like, I was like,
"Oh, I'ma blindside her.
I'ma make her feel some type of way."
No. I'm not that malicious. No.
I said, whatever my decision is gonna be on that day,
it's gonna come on that day.
- So why were you crying and, you know, going--
having that emotional moment?
- 'Cause I made a decision for me,
and I couldn't believe myself that I was even saying it.
So even getting emotional, it was like,
I ain't know how to control it of saying
how I honestly, truly felt
of not getting what I wanted out of our marriage.
Throughout this process,
I didn't know I was this vulnerable.
I did not.
I always try to be strong and everything.
I made a decision that was for me.
- Honestly, if I would've knew 100% where you were--
like, I knew how you felt at times throughout the marriage,
but, you know, I think it would have just made
a little bit more sense to me.
- But I think I tried.
But we just didn't get a fair shot
of actually getting on one accord.
- Well, I appreciate you having this conversation,
and I just really hope things work out for you
how it's supposed to work out.
- So where do we go from here?
- Our separate ways.
- I'm saying where do we go from here?
We leave it on the bench?
As far as, like, even talking, like,
being cordial, trying to be friends?
- I'm a cordial person.
- So being cordial. - Mm-hmm.
- Gotcha. - Yeah.
Well, safe travels back to your family.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
♪ ♪
- It was everything I expected it to be.
No emotion, no nurturing, no, you know,
"Do you all need anything?"
A nurturing person.
That ain't Kirsten.
You know, both of us didn't get
what we wanted out of the marriage.
Hopefully we learn lessons to help us grow,
to help us to push forward.
- ♪ Could this be the end? ♪
- So we leave being married at first sight
as two individuals who could not get on one accord.
- ♪ Could this be the end ♪
♪ Of everything we know? ♪
[upbeat country music]
♪ ♪
- Oh, we're gonna be throwing sharp objects.
- Yeah. We'll be throwing some axes.
- This is brave of you.
- See what kind of skills you got.
I know that not everyone will be here.
- Not everyone, but almost everyone.
- Not everyone is able to make it, but most of them will,
so--oh, look that. - [laughs]
There's got to be, like, a technique to it.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Underneath the stars till dawn ♪
♪ Yeah, we said it all ♪
- Hey, hey. - How are you?
- Good. How are you doing?
It's definitely bittersweet that this journey
is, like, coming to an end.
I know we've made our decisions,
but we've definitely become family through this.
- Oh, looking stylish for some axe throwing.
Were you on a date before you got here?
- Yeah, yeah. - Oh.
- At this point, we're just so invested in each other's lives
that I hope this isn't necessarily the last time
that we do this.
- ♪ Underneath the stars till dawn ♪
♪ Yeah, we said it all ♪
- Who's ready to throw some axes for exes, baby?
[laughter] - There he is.
- Whoo! - Axes for exes.
- Gina's got it. - Double overhand.
- Whoa! - Gina!
- She's cutting hair with these now.
[laughter] That's what she's doing.
[all cheering] - There it is. There it is.
- Yeah!
- Why can't I hit it?
- ♪ Let's get wild tonight and act like strangers ♪
- When I throw it, is my tail wobbling?
- No. - No?
Okay. - Your tail looks perfect.
- [laughs]
- ♪ Oh, let's get wild tonight ♪
♪ Check your heart at the door ♪
♪ It's an old-times, good-time, last goodbye ♪
♪ Let's get wild tonight ♪
- I tried to call Mac, and he didn't pick up,
so can one of you guys let him know that I said what's up?
- You got it. - What?
- You got it, Gina.
- If Mac were to move back... - Ooh!
- Would there be making more than lattes?
[laughter] - Would there be a--
would it be a Mac attack?
- [laughs] I'm open to hanging out again.
- Wow. - Go, Gina.
Go, Gina. - Call him up, Gina.
- Okay, Gina's calling Mac. She's calling Mac.
Do we think he's gonna answer? What do we think?
- You was ready too. - Oh, he didn't answer. Hmm.
- He might be on a date.
- This doesn't look good for your relationship, Gina.
- Oh, no!
- You don't have his location?
- No. - He might be in the ocean.
- Definitely not. - Unavailable.
- Does that mean emotionally unavailable?
Or what does that mean? [laughter]
- To be decided. - Come on, Chris!
Come on.
- That's why I married him, people.
- No, we don't do it. They do it to us.
- No, you can do it. Do it.
- You can put it out there. "I'm open to big heads."
[laughter]
What a term of endearment.
- I'm offended. Don't text me again.
- You literally have a giant melon.
- It's not literal, guys.
- It's literally, "Hey, how have you been?"
- A "Hey, big head" text apparently is when
you're hollering back at a old shorty,
and then you want to hook back up with them, I guess.
That's my definition of big head.
Let me tell you what, the circumference of that melon
got me going, girl.
- Oh, you too are getting kind of cozy.
Look at Dom's body language.
She couldn't want him closer.
[laughter]
- Do we look good together?
♪ ♪
- That dog park date really did it.
- Wow. - It's so soft.
- Thank you.
- I'm a petter. I can't help it, man.
- You never tried to pet me.
- Maybe she'd still be wearing that ring.
- Listen, Dr. Pia tried to get us to pet, okay?
- Would you go on a date with Clint?
- He's gonna get struck down. - I mean, possibly.
- Clint, would you go on a date with Dom?
- Who's more uncomfortable?
- I just want to say-- - Oh, wow.
- You can say no. You don't have to appease me.
- Like, this looks good.
- Y'all close enough. [laughter]
- I agree. It does. - So, Clint...
- This just looks natural, doesn't it?
- Wants some big Dom energy.
- Oh. - Big D.
- Big D energy.
Oh, Dom's cool as [bleep], for sure.
Yeah. We'd hang. - Oh, my God.
- We'd go do taco night. - Yeah.
- Are y'all serious?
Y'all gonna really go on a date?
- Oh, we're getting crazy.
- No, stop. Like, y'all-- - Yeah, for real.
- But what's wrong with one date?
- We're getting tacos, girl. - Okay.
- They can go on a date.
They don't have to get married on the first date.
- Why? You want to get tacos too?
- No, I don't.
- Do you feel left out? - I do not.
- Why--Jas, you gotta be-- why, Jas--
- I don't want no wife swap situations over here.
- This is my game. I get to make the rules.
Don't feel pressured.
However, for some axe throwing,
if you both get the axe to stick, you have to kiss.
- Throw the axe and kiss.
- This is like truth or dare.
- I don't want to see it. - [laughs]
- Shall we entertain?
[clapping]
- Kiss away. - Whoo! Okay.
- Come on, Clint. Give them that crush.
- Let's get high school up in here.
- I'ma hit a damn bull's-eye, though.
- Is it one throw?
- One throw. - Dom licked her lips.
She's ready. I seen her. - [laughs]
- They're all plumped up. [laughter]
Get that lip plumper on.
- Ladies first. - Ladies first.
- No, you go.
- Ladies first. - Ladies first.
[laughs]
[suspenseful music]
- You might as well not even throw it.
It's meant to be. [laughter]
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all: Oh.
- It's inevitable. It's happening.
♪ ♪
- Oh, God. There's so much pressure.
♪ ♪
- I can't watch.
♪ ♪
[all cheering]
- There it is. - Yeah!
- Ah!
- Okay, everybody turn around.
- Close your eyes.
- It's like a car crash.
I don't want to look, but I need
my eyes to look immediately.
- Everybody turn around. - Whoo!
- Turn around Eyes to the skies.
- All right, turn around. - Eyes to the skies.
- We're all over 30.
I just want to point that out. - Turn around.
- Why would I turn around?
- They're gonna do it.
They're gonna do it!
Oh, my God.
[all cheering]
[upbeat music]
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- Yeah.
Is it hot in here, or was it just that kiss?
- Big Dom energy.
- Oh, my gosh. They're really doing it again.
♪ ♪
- ♪ It's never too late for second chances ♪
- Yeah, yeah.
- Oh, no!
- I felt it.
- Dom's cool as [bleep].
Like, yeah, she's cool, she's hot,
she's fun, she's young,
she's vibrant, she's adventurous.
- Keep going.
- She's smart, she's cool, she's chill.
- Okay, these are cool already.
- She look good, her hair feel good, lips feel good.
Like, there's things there.
- Okay.
- You think I would avert my eyes to that magic?
I felt it. Whoo!
- Didn't see that one coming. - Nope.
We swapping at first-- at 20th sight.
- We swapping at first sight.
- No more "Married at First Sight."
We swapping at 20th sight.
- So you're getting tacos tonight or...
[laughter]
- Hello? - Kirsten.
Dom and Clint kissed.
- What?
- Yeah, it's a whole couple swap.
- It's a whole situation, honey.
- Whole situation. You missed it.
It wasn't like a peck.
Tongue. - There wasn't--
- It was a little tongue in there.
I seen it. - [laughs]
- Hey, it actually felt okay.
[laughter]
I mean, I've kissed worse.
- Don't. - Not like that!
[laughter]
- And there he goes being Clint.
- Don't say what you're thinking.
Damn it, Clint. "I've kissed worse."
- Oh, my God.
- Seeing Clint kiss someone else
was just confirmation for me that he is not my match,
'cause I did not feel an ounce of jealousy.
And so she is a little bit younger,
so that's maybe what he needs is someone that's younger
and that can take his sense of humor with a grain of salt.
If him and Dom want to make out and continue a relationship,
I support it.
- So, Clint, what's it like?
What do you think, like, the future holds for you?
Where do you go from here?
- Man, I want a great, awesome, amazing,
desirable relationship.
I want something that's steadfast,
that's strong and sturdy
and enlightening and adventurous.
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- Where are you at? - Where are you at, Airris?
- What do you have in the future, Airris?
- Yeah, so for me, you know, I plan
on taking everything that I've learned from this experience.
I felt like I made some improvements.
I can go forward with purpose, and I can be fearless.
I feel like this was, like, a very bold thing to do.
Took a lot of courage. - Yeah.
- So I'm just excited about my future
and everybody else's future.
- I can get started for us.
I mean, honestly, I went in this just
hoping that I would like my spouse,
and I ended up loving her.
So I ended up with, honestly, eight more friends and a wife
out of this experience, and that is, like, unreal,
and I can't believe it.
- Quit touching each other. Y'all are annoying.
[laughter]
- It's honestly just very exciting,
and I just am looking forward to growing our love.
And I appreciate every one of you.
- Hey, salud.
Listen, if we were to landmark this whole experience,
big things come from small beginnings.
And this has really started from meeting
complete strangers at an altar,
which is unbelievably unbelievable.
But we did it. And what did we do it for?
We did it in the name of wanting to seek
and sought love.
And some of us got there.
Some of us didn't.
But the rest of us will get there.
So we're gonna write our own story,
and it's gonna be epic.
And for myself, who the hell knows?
[laughter]
- You know what? - Cheers to that.
all: Cheers.
- Who the hell knows?
all: Clink, clink, clink, clink, clink.
- ♪ I get back up, I got more to give ♪
- All right, let's beeline the hell out of here.
- Let's do it. - Let's go.
- Thanks. Bye. We have to go.
- Are you guys going home together?
[both laugh]
♪ ♪
- And we're out.
- Next week on "Married at First Sight"...
- This man's a lying piece of trash.
- Here we go.
- This is the first ever
"Married at First Sight" cast tell-all.
Anybody slid into your DMs?
- Oh, Mark, quite a few times.
- Yes. She and I have consummated.
- Are you two dating?
- Okay, so...
- This is a whole lot of tea.
[laughter]
- You may think you've seen it all,
but we've never had a conversation quite like this.
- And I always knew he was gonna be a great dad,
but I didn't know if he was gonna be a great husband.
- And she was exactly what I needed when I needed it.
- Get ready to see a whole new side
of "Married at First Sight."
- What you did to me, Steve, was wrong.
- Why is that necessary?
- I don't like surprises.
I'm done.
[dramatic music]
- And in two weeks...
- Should I have brought my boxing gloves today?
- The entire Nashville cast is back,
and they're ready to reveal everything
behind their shocking season.
- After the show is over, like, we've become even closer.
- Is there a chance that this could ever come back around?
- That's the burning question.
- I was ready to make him regret his words.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa. Easy.
It's an emotional two-part reunion
that you don't want to miss.
Is this, like, a little violation of the bro code?
- Wanted to slap Airris upside the head
for the way he treated her.
- Just love each other.
Can y'all just stop with all the madness?
- I didn't think I was good enough for Kirsten.
- And that caused you to say no.
- That caused me to say no. - Do you regret that decision?
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