- Previously on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami..."
- Man, I'm depressed, man.
I'm back in Miami without Princess.
The [bleep] should I do?
- Get her here for the weekend
and make her not want to leave.
- We should play a game of poker.
- It's the little things that matter.
- I know who I want to be.
- OK.
- If you want to have a vasectomy, that's on you.
But why you going to go tell Shay and them
instead of telling me first?
- I think you're getting caught up in your feelings
with this man who's all over the place.
- Meet my baby daddy.
- Nice to meet you.
- He has 365 days to marry me, or it's over.
This is a new Suki, a new era.
I'm trying to be classy.
- Afro B, Sukihana, what's up?
- And you two got a son together, right?
- ♪♪ I want to drink the Casamigos ♪♪
- How you like this new Suki?
- This song of yours.
- He just [bleep]. because I want to switch.
Was that the new Suki?
- You're not going to play me ever again.
- You said I tried to play you? - You sat with Tip.
And you was talking [bleep] about me.
- The other day Marlon came and gave her a bouquet of flowers.
[dramatic music]
- Carla, I just defended you in front of everybody.
But now you being funny?
- Just calm down. - Oh, you know what?
- Yeah, you doing too much. Goodbye.
- You want me to leave? - Adios, amigo.
- I'm done with you.
- You and me going Miami, baby.
[upbeat music]
[rapping in Spanish]
- ♪♪ I'm always getting money ♪♪
- ♪♪ Ooh-ooh-ahh-ahh-ahh-ahh ♪♪
- ♪♪ I'm always getting money ♪♪
- [laughs]
- ♪♪ 305 ♪♪ - ♪♪ Come and get it ♪♪
[upbeat music]
- Isn't it nice in here?
- Mm-hmm.
- I want the iced pink boba.
- Chocolate chip raisin is good for me.
- My mom and I are in a great space.
We've been getting along.
Everything is going really well for us
right now in our relationship.
If you would have told me a year ago that we would be
where we are right now, there's no way
I would have believed it.
- The relationship with you and I
is not going to happen the way you probably
think it's going to happen.
- She's been showing lack of love for years.
I didn't see love the right way that I was supposed to see it.
To me, it had an effect on my friendships, my relationships
with men.
- I failed you as a mother by not being there for you.
- [sobs]
How is my baby?
How are you been doing, Mommy?
- Remember when we was talking, and you
were saying that Jiyah would bring our relationship closer?
I didn't believe that.
But it did.
You call her like 50 times a day, Mama.
And I think that's nice.
I like that.
I want her first birthday to be big.
So, Mama, when you see this place, it is nice.
- It's a lot more things we got to work out.
Lulu is my fluffy French bulldog
whom I've had for three years.
But once Jiyah was born and Fabo was in Miami,
that's when all hell broke loose because he
doesn't like the dog.
He hates the dog.
So because of that, I thought it was best
to send the dog to my mom.
And I said, "Mom, take care of my baby,
my dog Lulu, until Jiyah is one years old."
And now my mom's knocking on the door
like, "Come get your puppy."
- Listen, time for the dog to go home.
Right, Mama Baby?
[dog whining]
- Lulu, bad dog.
When Shay asked me to watch her dog, I was happy to do so.
But now I feel like I'm being taken advantage of.
And I do blame Fabo.
Fabo hates the dog.
I'm not sure why.
It's time for this dog to go home.
- I don't know.
I got to just see how it's going to go.
He's the most stubborn--
- Do you think that's going to change?
- We've had our issues.
He's always telling me, "You're going to be my wife."
You know, "I'm going to marry you."
He's always said that.
- Are you telling me you're going to get married?
- I gave him 365 days, or he can hit the door.
- This is a relationship that's been going on for 10 years.
I see all kind of red flags.
You can't make somebody love you.
Or you can't push this relationship.
It has to come naturally.
You don't want to force a relationship;
that's what I'm saying.
This is about more than just the dog.
And I don't trust Fabo.
She had to hide this man for 10 years.
My daughter deserves better.
Don't be afraid to run.
Sometimes, running is the best thing
you can do and not look back.
[hip-hop music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Oh, yeah.
- Exactly.
Psh, that's Miami all day.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Ray, what they do, my boy?
- We in this mother[bleep].
- You back? - Yeah.
I'm back. What we doing?
We back in Miami.
But it took a lot of effort, a lot of pleading,
a lot of promises, and a lot of poetry.
But I can truly say Princess and I are on the right page.
- And you back by yourself?
- Nah, I'm back with Prinky.
- She came back? - She came back.
I had the roses.
I had everything.
Like, I got the five bouquets.
I turned it into Ray Bouquet.
She just feel like, you know, I need to communicate.
And I'm communicating.
- She want you to talk like a girl like girls talk.
Like, we're men.
We don't talk like that.
They think they choose us.
They think that, "I could be with any man I want."
If you could be with any man you want,
why you end up back here all the time?
Why is Joy still using my name?
- Because she love you.
And you love her.
- Nah, I don't love her no more.
- [laughs] Yo, Trick.
- I tried that being a friend.
I tried that still trying to support her.
I wish the best for her.
I want her to be successful so bad,
so I could just forget about her.
Then she got the little A [bleep] supposed to be
my [bleep].
I thought we was cool.
- Who?
- That [bleep] Marlon, sending her flowers.
You ain't hear about that [bleep]?
- I ain't hear about that.
What happened?
- Messy-ass Bobby was like,
"You know he sent Joy some flowers?"
I'm like, "What?"
- What?
- I actually like Marlon.
I thought me and the dude was straight.
You know? Salut.
- Cheers, gentlemen.
- You make sure you invite me to the next one.
All right, man?
- All right, though, say less.
But then I get to the party the other night,
Marlon ain't even come and try to holler at me.
I'm like, he acting flaky.
You can't go and try to holler at somebody
that's your friend's ex, soon-to-be, or current wife.
- Why he want to do that with you?
- Bro, [bleep] ain't got no respect.
- Like, technically, y'all still married.
Like, even when me and Princess was about to get the divorce,
it was 155 [bleep] in her DM.
And I said, "I just want y'all to know that
"that [bleep] ain't going down. You know what I'm saying?
We back official."
So it's like [bleep] that we cool with to try to run
that kind of play on Joy.
[bleep] you got to pull up on Marlon
and tell that [bleep] like, what's up?
Marlon is breaking some serious bro
codes with Trick, straight up.
And what's crazy is that it's reminding me
of my last divorce with Princess
because it was multiple dudes trying to get with her.
- What's the difference about this divorce right here?
- She already talking to people.
[bleep].
- Did it hurt you when you found out?
- [bleep] yeah.
It hurt me real bad. - Now.
I don't know if you're doing it for getting Flo mad
or what because I'll knock her down, now,
because I don't play, now. - [laughs]
- You know I don't play, now.
- You would've knocked Flo down?
- I never thought about it because males
supposed to be cool.
But I would knock her down.
If he play with me one more time,
we going to have a problem.
I remember a situation where Flo was being extra with you.
- Yeah.
She was being super extra, dog.
She tried to throw the [bleep] all on me.
- Damn.
- Leg all on me.
I'm rubbing all on her.
- I need lotion. - Hold on.
That looking like [bleep].
- How about we do the butt?
- Jesus.
- Come on.
- Um.
When I was separated, Flo was trying to knock me down.
But I respected Marlon by being a gentleman.
And I shut that shit down right away.
I think he should do the same with this situation
with Trick.
She like, "Rub closer.
Rub closer."
I'm starting to feel like little hairs and [bleep].
Now, I say, dog.
I said--
- [laughs]
- Like, it was weird.
- With Trina and Flo, they did a release.
So I go to her, show some love.
And this [bleep] don't even-- what's up?
- Oh, word?
That's out of bounds.
You definitely need to address the problem in the room.
And that's Marlon.
- He don't want to play this game.
[dramatic musical sting]
- ♪♪ Watch out ♪♪
♪♪ She's got the hustle to make some money moves ♪♪
♪♪ Hey, now ♪♪
♪♪ No wonder why she always makes me like ♪♪
- So Safaree and I are in a good place.
And I am back on my grind.
I'm a single mom taking care of my family.
And I am doing everything I can to promote my brand
and to bring in money.
- Action. - Hey, guys.
What's up? What's going on?
It's your girl Amara La Negra.
And today, I am here with Dr. Wagner at JAWS Podiatry.
And today, we're going to be doing a...
[imitates drumroll]
Giveaway. - Woop, woop, woop, woop, woop.
- What's the giveaway?
- Aesthetic foot makeover.
- So all you have to do is describe
and say the reasons why you deserve
to have this foot makeover.
And Dr. Wagner is going to hook you up.
- Cut. Super.
- Oh, my God.
That was so good. I loved it.
- Thank you very much.
- No, thank you. - Thank you very much.
- This was so much fun, as usual.
- As usual.
- Yes.
I don't know what it is.
But in the past few weeks, the quality of my promotions
have declined, which is starting to make me worry.
[line trilling]
- Hello?
- Hey, Marilyn. How are you?
- Good. How are you?
- Hi, Mama.
All is well.
I've been trying to juggle everything because, you know,
I'm still working really hard.
Never say no to work.
Every gig that you can get for me, bring it my way.
- I have some bookings and some things on hold.
- What's on hold? - Listen--
- Are we talking about something
that actually matters?
Or it's like a little, petty stuff?
- Literally, literally close to a million-dollar deals
that are put on hold.
This whole Safaree relationship
is doing damage to your brand.
- What does it matter who I'm dating?
How does that affect my work?
Like, I'm a professional.
And I get the job done.
Who I date or not shouldn't matter to anyone.
So why is that even a topic of conversation?
- Listen, Amara.
Think about branding and imaging.
These brands want to align themselves
with proper people that really speak to their brand values.
Do you think any notable global brand wants
to be involved with someone that's
dating someone like Safaree?
To be honest, he doesn't have a great reputation.
- I know that he comes with a lot of baggage.
I know all the weight that comes with him.
That has nothing to do with me.
And he said he's changed, that, you know,
he's a different type of man.
- You're still not Kim Kardashian.
Your brand isn't powerful enough
to overshadow whatever negative image
you're associated with.
The movie you auditioned for is on pause.
And global branding deals don't want their image
associated with Safaree and his playboy image
or whatever is it that everyone knows him for.
I know you personally.
You're an incredible person.
But Safaree's just not it.
- I just feel like I'm always putting
everybody in front of me.
And for once, I'm putting myself first.
- You know, when you make these decisions,
you got to think, "I'm making this
"decision for my career.
I'm making this decision for my twins."
It has a trickling effect.
So you got to understand that that's
what's going on right now.
- All right, Marilyn.
I'll talk to you later.
- OK, bye.
[tense music]
- What the [bleep]?
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami..."
- Joseline was betrayed, because Marlon
sent Joy some flowers, [bleep] gotta pull up.
So I encourage [bleep].
Like, let's find this [bleep].
And let's get this [bleep] out the way.
- My daughter, she wanted me to keep her dog.
Time for the dog to go back.
- Let me tell you this, Mom.
[bleep] that dog, OK?
- Momma D, she called me fat and Black.
- Because you were selling [bleep].
But, bitch, I talk about mine.
- [bleep]. - Here you go.
[bleep] you, bitch.
[dramatic musical sting]
[laid-back hip-hop music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Whoo, good job.
- Y'all want a hot dog? both: Yeah.
- ♪♪ I'm sweet like your perfume ♪♪
- OK, those are some good pictures.
Look at me, you guys. Say cheese.
- Cheese.
- Yeah.
- Dada's cooking.
I'm getting a nice tan.
Life is great.
- ♪♪ Don't it feel good? ♪♪
- This is what I envisioned when I was lobbying
Princess to come back to Miami--
the family outside by the water.
We're happy.
I've been working really hard to communicate with Princess.
I don't want to fall back into our old ways.
So now I'm trying to do everything
that she asks me to do.
- Cheers.
[glasses clink]
[glass slams]
- Ahh.
[growls]
- I think I'll finish this later.
- Why? - [laughs]
Because you're growling at me.
- Letting it just all sink in.
Letting it all just sink in that y'all here.
- This is nice.
I can get used to this.
I haven't given up on poker.
I'm still working on qualifying for the World Series
from Miami.
And I have to admit this environment feels good.
It feels like Ray is finally ready to make
a real effort this time.
- It's some [bleep] going on out here.
Like, I just linked with Trick because Marlon--
- Who?
- Marlon is Florence's husband.
Remember that girl I did the song with, Florence?
[speaks French]
Well, I did it a long time ago.
It don't matter.
I guess they broke up.
And him and Trick supposed to be cool.
But he sent Joy some flowers because, like, they've
been having this thing.
All I know is Trick felt like, if that's the homey,
he should have no business, like, sending Joy flowers
and [bleep] like that.
- How do you feel about that?
- How do I feel about what?
- About that whole situation.
You seem, like, pretty invested.
- I'm invested because that's my friend.
- Are you invested because you can relate to it?
- When you were [bleep] with that dude publicly?
- Yeah.
We were going-- we were going--
we were going through a divorce.
That was me trying to actually, like, let you go.
- You talking to three [bleep] right now.
- One. - Oh, one?
OK.
Guess how many bitches I've ever
talked to in our relationship? None.
- You're a liar.
And it's always been strippers and prostitutes.
- Strippers and prostitutes don't count.
- When we were going through our divorce,
would you have gotten mad if someone sent me flowers?
- Yeah. A [bleep] did send you flowers.
- Who? - A gang a [bleep].
- Who?
- Don't who, who, who?
[bleep] sent you a bunch of [bleep].
Anyway, like, [bleep] sent you [bleep].
- But does that make-- does it make you mad?
- It made me feel uncomfortable.
But I took it like a G.
- [laughs]
- But if Marlon acting like he 100 with Trick
and that's family, then he giving her flowers
the [bleep] got to pull up.
- So is it about Marlon?
Or is it about Joy?
- It's about Marlon and Trick.
And it's about Joy being in the middle
of two [bleep] that's got a big-ass misunderstanding.
- Clearly, Ray is having some sort
of PTSD moment with this Trick, Joy, and Marlon situation.
And this has nothing to do with him.
- Like, it's a violation.
It's a mother[bleep] bro code.
[bleep] got to pull up.
So I encouraged him.
Like, let's find this [bleep].
And let's get this [bleep] out the way.
- Instead of instigating the situation,
you need to be helping Trick get his life back together
and move on with him. - I'ma try to.
- Like, you're not in your 20s anymore.
You don't roll up on people and try to fight.
[laid-back hip-hop music]
- As we breathe slowly and deeply,
we understand that meditation invites calmness.
And then exhaling through your mouth, let it go.
[soft chime]
- I started meditating because it helps me become one
with myself and not so focused on other people's
opinions on me.
Meditation is helping me, so I don't beat they ass up.
- I feel like Buddha.
- Mine's not working.
- Well, it comes with practice.
- Probably because I just drank some Hennessy, so...
- I'm sorry. [laughs]
- Yasmin is my little sister.
And I love her so much.
She's very supportive.
And she's humble.
So she understands a lot of the things that I go through.
[phone buzzing] - Can I have a second?
- Yes, of course.
- I'll just finish up this conversation.
And we can get back to meditation.
I got a lot going for me right now.
My new single "Casamigos" is all over the internet.
It's all on the radio stations every day.
So this record is a big thing for me.
♪♪ Pour it in my cup ♪♪
♪♪ I want to drink the Casamigos ♪♪
- Everywhere you go, you see Sukihana.
People love me.
Some people want to hate me.
For example, Bobby came in my event being messy.
And I'm not sure where he got that energy from.
- How you going to be bothered by me, and I'm not
even [bleep] bothering you?
- I just feel like it's giving clout.
But putting other people down is not
how you go about it, because one thing about me,
I'm going to stand my ground.
- Right now, a song of yours--
he just [bleep] don't want to switch.
It's my Bible.
So is that the new Suki?
- Everybody love eating.
That's one of my big songs.
But it's a time and a place.
So if I tell you that I'm elevated,
I can't let you put your fears of elevation on me.
I felt like you shouldn't be gossiping about your friends.
That's why you always getting checked.
You was with Tip, talking about somebody [bleep] OnlyFans.
I broke your [bleep] OnlyFans.
Take your ass on, you trifling whore.
[all yelling]
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
[bleep] that.
- It's just being mean for no reason.
That really is a bully.
And I don't like people like that.
- Yeah. I don't like that.
I don't like bullies at all.
I felt like Bobby was being a bully
because I was on OnlyFans during the pandemic.
Baby, I got kids. And guess what.
Little do you know, I didn't have nowhere to stay.
And I didn't have no car.
And I did what I did to make sure
that I could put food on the table...
and take care of my children. - Food on the table
for your children. - Period.
So do you think you're going to keep getting
pulled back into the ratchet?
- Let me tell you what the real problem is.
Momma D came from me too.
She decided to have an interview about me
and disrespect me for no reason.
She called me fat and Black.
- Atlanta? - Either or.
It don't matter which one.
- Is that the dark-skinned girl?
Fat. - Yeah.
- Not fine.
It's something about her coochie.
- Suki.
- Suki with the good coochie.
- I ain't got it yet.
But I dreamed it.
- Well, would you want to come back behind so many men?
- Ooh.
- Oh, that's not nice.
My feelings would have been hurt too.
I would have had to beat her ass.
- We don't even have history.
I absolutely don't even know her.
- You're not [bleep] fat. I know that much.
- I'm not fat.
But sometimes, I do feel fat.
Like, when I seen the interview,
I'm not going to lie.
It really hurt my feelings.
I did not understand where it was coming from.
I am very confident.
And I love myself in and out.
But everybody has little insecurities about their body.
So when Momma D decided to body shame me, it hurt my feelings.
She can't bully me.
I'm going to stand on 10 toes.
And I'm going to check your ass.
You having an interview talking about me.
I ain't never did nothing to you.
I'm going to go head to head with your mother[bleep] ass,
for real.
But then I quickly put myself in her shoes.
If I was the old, raggedy ho, I would start trouble
with the younger women.
- You the best target because you're who they're going
to get the most clout off of.
- I'm not going to respond to a Suki's clout
because I'm 59 years old.
And she's not my equal.
So I will not address that.
She's a kid up under me.
- I'm being bullied by you sister girl.
You just ain't know that I read bitches in real life.
And I read your mother[bleep].
That's why you ain't going to respond though.
It ain't got nothing to do with you being mature because you
decided to sit in that interview
and bring up Suki with the good cat.
That's what you did.
So Shay Johnson, she invited me to her daughter's
birthday party.
I didn't like her at first.
But now I love her.
Me and Shay went to a family reunion.
And I really got to bond with Shay.
And now I consider her one of my sisters.
- I know that we reset this.
We should go into the pool.
- I need a cocktail and some food.
- Yeah.
Where the drinks at?
- I want to go and support her.
But she's cool with like-- she's cool with Momma D,
right? - Momma D. Momma D.
- So--
- And I'm going to tell you this.
As a strong, Black woman, I'm going to stand my ground.
Honestly, I don't let hos slide.
So I hold my meditation to keep me calm.
If she come to Shay baby birthday
party with any drama or any disrespect,
I'm be the first to check her old ass.
And I'm send her back to the nursery home
that she should be in.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami..."
- We can't be down if y'all doing that because I
don't know how to be fake.
- I felt like I've known y'all I've been getting
a divorce for a long time.
- But that's still his wife.
- If you were [bleep] a whole bunch of [bleep] women,
"Oh, here comes Amara, one more in Safaree's [bleep] list."
And that's exactly what I don't want to be.
[dramatic music]
- ♪♪ What up? ♪♪
♪♪ Old-school, old-school with that new-school ♪♪
♪♪ Riding around with my old chick ♪♪
♪♪ Old bullets in a new tool ♪♪
- Against Princess' wishes, I inspired a homey, Trick,
to pull up on Marlon and figure out
what's the problem because he definitely broke the bro code.
Marlon should've had the decency to let Trick know
he was making a play for Joy.
They cooking straight off the grill.
- Yeah. Look at the little chicken.
Come on, man.
- That's a hen.
- Whatever it is, he going to sacrifice
his ass one way or the other.
- He going to get ate? - Yeah.
♪♪ ♪♪
- I see Marlon and them right there.
- Come on.
Let's go grab us something to eat.
Ray J, he done convinced me to go holler at Marlon,
some [bleep] Snoop done set up.
And I'm trying to figure out why in the [bleep].
You don't know this Marlon from a can of paint.
Then I found out Snoop wife and Flo is cousins.
You tied up in the middle of the bull[bleep], little bruh.
- So what you heard?
- Bruh.
- Sent Joy some flowers.
- You felt like me giving her flowers was disrespectful?
- Flowers can only mean one thing.
- Nah, man.
Flowers mean a lot.
- I wasn't even going to say nothing about it.
- My thing was we can't be down if y'all doing that because I
don't know how to be fake.
- You know, even though I got the respect for you,
I also have respect for her also.
I felt like I've known y'all been getting
a divorce for a long time.
- But that's still his wife.
- But you did that video with Flo.
It definitely doesn't feel good seeing
your girl with somebody else.
- It looked hot and steamy.
- But I said let's stop the video shoot because this
[bleep] getting weird.
Because it was super respect.
- It'd be hard for me to know that
you were dating my ex-wife.
I'm going to feel uncomfortable.
Even if you done came to me and said,
"Hey, man, what's up with you and Joy, man?
Because she been acting like she like me."
I could've took that better than Bobby
Lytes coming to tell me--
- Oh, that's the culprit right there, Bobby.
- Flowers, everybody tripping about it for nothing.
I was fighting with Flo.
That was the only person around out of everybody that
was my friends or anybody.
I used to deal with her every Monday.
You feel me?
It sounds corny.
But me and Joy were friends and business partners.
She was also kind to me when my world was falling apart.
I would like more than a friendship with her.
But I don't want to make a mess out of her life.
And I'm starting to understand what I did with those flowers
came off wrong.
I'm from the islands you know,
you give flowers to somebody that's gentle,
somebody that means something.
You know what I'm saying? - I'm from Miam--
I'm from right here, the public mean project
across the street.
You give flowers to people that's dead and then people
that you got a crush on. [laughter]
- That's what I'm trying to tell you.
So you understand where I'm coming from.
- I'm from Haiti, Trick.
- Now I'm glad me and Marlon kind of chopped it up.
If I was to find out that he was really
trying to get at her, I don't know how
I'm going to feel about that.
She claimed that she looking for somebody
that love her and be there for her and only her.
Marlon's just like me or worse.
He [bleep] his wife's sister and the beautician.
I'm a Libra.
And I'm a ho-ish man.
But I ain't even never did that.
- At the end of the day, it don't matter because I'm
glad that I hollered at Buddy.
I said my piece, bruh.
I wish the best for Joy.
- Sometimes, it's good, as men, to just talk it out
though because, a lot of times things, get misunderstood.
So this is good.
That [bleep] don't mean nothing.
You know what I'm saying?
- Ah yeah, bro.
- Yeah I appreciate you, fam.
[tense hip-hop music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- I'm trying to get ready for Shajiyah's
first birthday party.
But right now, I kind of got distracted
with an interview I saw of Safaree talking
about the one that got away.
- So is there one woman that you would agree that got away?
- Ooh.
- Got a name?
- I'll give a hint.
We were together for a very long time.
- How long?
- You counting.
- 10?
- I just feel like he could have kept that to himself.
Safaree's behavior right now is very toxic, immature.
And he has no regards of how it makes me feel or look.
And it makes me look crazy.
And nobody wants crazy promoting their company.
- Hola. How you doing?
- I'm good.
How are you?
- What a dry greeting.
You looking like you're still in your glam chair,
getting done.
- I want to make sure that we all look cute.
- Well, um--
- You know what?
I just saw you do an interview talking about the one that got
away, the one that you missed.
- I don't miss nobody.
And, look, let me tell you one thing.
Don't start bringing nothing that you
see me do in, like, interviews or anything entertainment
into, like, our circle of energy.
- But it came out of your mouth.
So that means that meant it. - No.
No. - Are you just doing it for TV?
You didn't mean it?
- Not everything I do or say on social media is real.
Just like Amara has a brand, I have one too.
She says and does some crazy stuff.
I do too.
It's called entertainment.
I feel like I want to give the people
something they want to hear.
So sue me.
I'm putting my best foot forward.
I'm trying. - Yeah.
But when you go to social media--
- Oh, my God.
A pet peeve of mine, I hate when I'm,
like, dealing with someone.
We're getting to know each other.
And they like bring up stuff that
has to do with, like, work.
At the end of the day, you want to be sitting here worrying
and thinking about exes?
That's not who I'm around right now.
I'm here. I really like Amara.
We both just got out of toxic relationships.
And honestly, right now, I just want to have a good time.
- As a matter of fact, I didn't want to tell you.
But my publicist called me to tell me
that our whole dating situation going viral and everything
else is affecting my bookings.
It's affecting my endorsements because now,
whenever you research me, here comes your name.
And your name shows up with a whole bunch of--
- All right. All right.
So, look, let me tell you my take on that.
It's a crock of [bleep].
- No, it's not, actually.
And you should actually bother to do
some damage control with your name and your brand
and your career.
If you're [bleep] a whole bunch of [bleep] women,
you're the man.
But as a woman, "Oh, here comes Amara,
one more in Safaree's [bleep] list."
And that's exactly what I don't want to be.
I thought I understood all the things
that came with dating Safaree.
But now I'm starting to feel all the repercussions.
- You're coming up with scenarios in your head.
You're thinking that I'm some crazy, wild animal--
- Horn dog.
- No.
That has nothing to do with anything.
People are going to act how they want to act.
I don't care how they see it.
I'm going to keep doing what I'm doing until I
perish off of this Earth.
I'm trying to keep things easy, fun, and casual.
I just got to take everything day by day.
That's what the Lord says--
take it by day-eth by day-eth.
I'm going with the flow.
- What's-- oh, you're a flow-er.
- And I'm going to flow my way out of here.
- OK.
- And I'm not going to that shade [bleep].
- Then don't go. Don't go.
- It don't make no sense for me to go.
So you could go there by yourself.
- Bye. I'll be there.
- All right, fine. Bye. - OK, works for me.
- Coming up on Love & Hip Hop: Miami..."
- Thank you for coming to my daughter
Shajiyah's birthday party.
[line trilling]
- Your call has been forwarded
to an automatic voice message--
- Not even here yet. - Should need a kickin'.
- It's been about an hour.
- I think he did this on purpose.
[dramatic musical sting]
- ♪♪ It's our time ♪♪
♪♪ You gotta tell me now, so you should turn it up ♪♪
♪♪ You don't want to miss it ♪♪
♪♪ A little bit louder, louder ♪♪
♪♪ It's our time ♪♪
♪♪ No way it is allowed, love is our style ♪♪
♪♪ You don't want to miss it ♪♪
♪♪ We can make it go higher, higher ♪♪
♪♪ It's our moment in the spotlight ♪♪
- Hey, hey.
- You know it's cute though.
- Today is Shajiyah's first birthday party.
And I have to do everything in my power
to make this special moment memorable for her.
- ♪♪ It's our time ♪♪
- I left him.
Mama, you know how long I've been waiting on him.
- I'm not--
- I don't care.
Shajiyah's father, my "man," Fabo is still not here.
I do not know where he's at.
Fabo is late for everything.
This is one moment, Shajiyah's first birthday,
not a minute of her party he should have missed.
[line trilling]
- Your call has been forwarded
to an automatic voice message--
- Mama, I'm starting without him.
I do not care. - No.
- No, I am. - Don't do that.
- I am.
- My goodness.
- Screw him.
I don't got time for this.
- The party had started hours ago.
And Fabo not here.
I don't know him very well.
But action speaks louder than words.
And this is disrespectful.
Red flag.
- Hey, Grandma. Oh.
- How are you?
Whoo, Shajiyah.
[applause]
- Hi, everybody.
How are y'all doing?
Thank you for coming to my daughter
Shajiyah's birthday party.
She was a little irritated.
But she is here.
She is one.
I do not know where her father is.
Hopefully, he is on his way.
But I'm just glad you guys are here
to share this moment with me.
There's my princess.
You got anything to say?
- [whines] - All right.
[laughter]
- AKA let's party.
- I'm just looking at my sister.
She doing everything on her own.
I know Fabo and my sister got a complicated history.
But this right here, this is just unacceptable.
- Hey, my baby.
- Hi.
- Yes.
Talk to me.
Mwah!
- Hello, Jah-jah.
- Momma D has definitely been a little distant from me
since Fabo came into my life.
But I will say I am happy that she's here today.
I mean, after all, she is Jiyah's grand-glam godmother.
- Will you allow me to be the god-glam grandmama?
- Oh, OK.
- Because I'm too old to be a godmother.
- I know you noticed I've been a little
distant because I know you were pushing
me to talk to your son.
- I was.
- And I do not hate Scrappy.
I never would hate him. - I know you don't.
- But he did a lot of [bleep] up [bleep] to me.
- Yeah.
- And it's just unfortunate.
At the time he was ready to talk to me, I moved on.
- As a woman, you know, I understand.
I want for him what I want for you.
It's the same things.
I want him to be happy. - Be happy, I know.
- And I want you to be happy.
And if that makes you happy, then Momma D on board.
- That's Suki.
- Oh, OK.
- Hi, Suki. - Hello.
I got-- - You got Jiyah a present?
- I got your daughter--
- Give me a hug.
You look pretty.
- [bleep].
I didn't know Suki what the good [bleep]
was even going to be here.
And I'm hesitant to even have a conversation with her
because I did my research.
And this girl is off the chain.
- Momma D, Suki.
Suki, Momma D. Y'all know y'all been acquainted.
I'm going to let y'all grown women
have a grown conversation.
- Let's talk at the bar because I need a drink.
- OK. Let's go.
- Seeing Momma D is making me angry.
Like, I feel a little rage.
But I'm going to talk to her woman to woman.
And hopefully, I can stay calm and keep my sanity.
- Can't be having parties like this and not be here on time.
He not even here yet. - She need to kick his--
- That's crazy.
It's been about an hour.
- It's been over an hour.
I think he did this on purpose.
- For what though?
Why would he do something like this on purpose?
- He don't like the control Sierra has.
He want it.
- Couple of months ago, I was in an interview.
And somebody asked me a question about you.
- I just happened to see the interview.
And I felt like it really hurt my feelings because you
bring up the Black, fat girl.
And then it was just, like, you're
talking about good coochie don't talk about good coochie.
- Can I just say this?
I can't change you.
You are who you are. But I just want to talk.
- But I feel like you talked down on me.
- I did. I did.
I said some things I shouldn't have said.
But at the end of the day, I thought, like, "Oh,
"does she know sometimes how that
portrays as a Black woman?"
- Are you serious?
Let's talk about your past and the things
that you brag about Miss P-I-M-P.
You was selling [bleep].
But, bitch, I talk about mine.
- Nah, I wasn't selling [bleep].
I was a pimp. - Oh, you want--
- No, no. No, no.
- You were selling other girls [bleep].
- So at the end of the day--
- But you act like you better than somebody
that talk about that. - [bleep] you got--
No, I'm not. - Yeah, so don't act like
you're better than nobody. - No, I'm not.
- And loose lips sink ships. - Yes, they do.
- So yours was loose. - No.
- Mine's ain't loose. That's why I pull close to that time.
- But you're being loose right now.
So at the end of the day, here you go.
I don't need-- - Use them wisely.
[bleep] you, bitch.
- Yeah, bitch.
- Coming up on Love & Hip Hop: Miami..."
- What I'm telling you is, you can't take the dog no more.
- She can't bring no dog here.
- The dog going to the front door.
And whatever you want to do with it, do it.
- Let's do that, then.
Don't talk to me about no [bleep] dog, man.
- Hey!
- Told you that [bleep] because you know I
do this [bleep] in real life.
- Loose lips sink ships. - Yes, they do.
- So yours is loose. - No.
- Mine's ain't loose. That's why--
- But you're being loose right now.
So at the end of the day, here you go.
- Use it wisely. - And you need--
- [bleep] you, bitch.
- Yeah, bitch. Stop touching me.
- Two grown-ass women can't get it together for one night?
Y'all have to have this conversation
at a birthday party?
- Suki with the great [bleep]. She's still selling.
- That [bleep] high.
Youse an old cranky bitch.
You need to go check on your son
because scrappy is toxic because of you
with your old, stank, nasty ass.
Bitch, you could never come for me.
Shut the [bleep] up. You said [bleep].
Bitch, I'm-- - Twice on Sunday.
Twice on Sunday, bitch. Twice on Sunday.
- Mama, take her to the back.
- You shouldn't even have me sit down in the ho.
She weird. - I don't even know happened.
- She weird. Yeah, I'm really that girl.
And she met her mother[bleep] match.
And she met her match.
She ain't disrespecting nothing up in here.
I birthed three babies. I birthed three babies.
Ain't no ho hoping to disrespect me, bitch.
- Everybody continue to party.
- I didn't want my old pimp ways to come back out.
I've been trying to submerge that demon for a long time.
But then she made it come out.
She made it come out.
You know, Suki?
I'm trying to leave my old pimp mentality alone.
But, see, you'll make an old pimp like me
come out of early retirement.
If that troll y'all call Suki calls me old one more time,
I'm not going to be accountable for the next thing I say.
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Better late than never is not always true.
If he didn't show up at all, just maybe Shay
would see who he really is.
- I appreciate everybody coming out.
We got Fabo.
- Everybody, everybody.
Man, I appreciate every and everyone,
all and everyone who come out to help celebrate
my daughter birthday with me.
Baby, I'm sorry I'm late, man.
But I'm here.
We going outside, so I can show you something.
You know I love you, right?
- Yeah.
But we're going to take it step by step, right?
See you there?
You all that.
Because you--
[all shouting]
[applause]
- You crying?
- Yeah, she crying.
- Don't cry, Shay.
You deserve that.
- I'm excited about my Tesla, my push gift,
which I should have got a year ago.
But the Tesla is amazing.
It's a X 100D.
Do the math on that.
That's right. $100,000 car.
So being late, I'm going to give you a pass.
- You pushed out that baby. You deserve that.
- I know. For real.
- You pushed out that baby.
And that's a big baby.
You just need to celebrate this.
- Thank you for having me.
- Of course.
- And congratulations for you and your daughter
and, most of all, for making her happy, Shay happy.
Love it.
I want to tell you something to your face.
You know, when Shay, when I first found out she
was pregnant,
I was a tid bit, like, jealous because I felt like that's
supposed to be my grandbaby. You know what I'm saying?
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- OK. - Because--
- But that have nothing to do with me.
Your son is your son.
His thing is his thing. My thing is my thing.
I'm here now.
I ain't worried about that part.
I don't even really want to hear about that.
[indistinct chatter]
- My mom finally showed up.
Thank you for coming. - I'm sorry.
But I'm--
- She came with her beautiful girls and mommy.
So I'm happy you're here.
- Amen to that.
- Say thank you.
It's a special day for our friend.
- Oh, you wasn't here.
I got a Tesla.
Baby daddy got me a Tesla.
- Yes.
I'm so happy that Shay got a Tesla because all I got
was Safaree turning his back on me
after I confronted him about the one
that got away video he did.
- So how've you been?
- How you doing, Ma?
- Everything all right?
- Three hours late you was today.
- I know because I had to go pick up the gift.
You know?
So--
- Well, you made up for it.
- Of course.
- But I got a question.
- OK.
- So, you know, my daughter, she wanted me to keep her dog.
- Mm-hmm.
- So it's been a year.
And it's time for me to give him back.
So explain to me why you stopping
her from taking her dog.
- Right now, we have a little child.
Let's embrace the baby right now and deal with the baby.
The dog is like another baby.
And that's going to take away right now.
We enjoying her right now.
- Throwing the dog off on me?
I said a year.
It's time for the dog to go back to the owner.
And that's my daughter.
- Let me tell you this, Mom, because I don't
even want to rule with you.
But [bleep] that dog, OK?
[dramatic music]
- I don't even want to rule with you.
But [bleep] that dog, OK?
[dramatic music]
And I'm not talking about that dog anymore.
And that's the end of that. - No.
No, no, no. - No.
That's the end of it. Go get your daughter, then.
- No.
- I ain't talking about no more dog.
- This is between us.
- And I'm telling you I ain't talking about no dog.
- Fabo, you going to walk away? - Yeah.
Cut all of that out.
When I talk, let me talk-- - No, no, no, no, no, no.
I'm not going to get involved with my sister
and Fabo's relationship.
But when it comes to my mother, I'm
always going to stand strong.
And I'm always going to be right there.
Nobody can disrespect my mother, period.
She can't handle the dog no more.
- And what are you telling me that for?
- What I'm telling you is we're going-- she
can't take the dog no more.
So we got to put it at the door.
Whatever you and Shay-- - Take that dog--
- Whatever you and Shay want to do with the dog is what
y'all got to do with the dog.
- And I'm telling you.
If she bring that dog and leave it outside,
she going to be responsible for the dog roaming around.
- No, no, no. I'm going to bring it.
And I'll be responsible. OK?
- OK, you know what's the easiest route?
Take it to the dog shelter, give it away.
- Shay got to take it to the--
- You said no.
So if you say no, then take care of it.
- The reason why I'm saying no is because the dog
is an expensive dog. It's not--
- I don't care.
Did you pay for it?
- Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, stop.
- Did you pay for it?
- It's nothing-- - Did you pay for it?
- It's nothing to talk about.
- She going to take it up a different type of way.
- We're going to drop the dog off at the door.
- At the gate. At the gate.
- At the door. - At the gate.
- [bleep], I can get in. - Get in where?
- I could get into the crib. - You're tripping.
Not when I'm there, [bleep].
- I could get into the crib, [bleep]. What you saying?
- Not when I'm there; you can't bring no dog there.
- The dog going to the front door,
and whatever you want to do-- - Let's do that then.
Let's do that. Let's do that.
- [bleep] y'all talking about the [bleep] dog.
Like y'all-- y'all tripping.
They're talking to me about a dog the same month.
What do you mean?
Don't talk to me about no [bleep] dogs, man.
[glass shatters] - Whoo!
- Come on. - Hey.
- You broke it. You breaking [bleep] for what?
Hey, Shay. Talk to that [bleep],
because you know I do this [bleep] in real life.
- At the end of the day, this ain't
got nothing to do with no dog.
For me, from what I see, it's something bigger than that.
What it is, I don't know.
But I'm going to get to the bottom of it
when it comes to my mother.
- Nobody touch me. - What? Wait, wait.
- This is too much. I can't do all of this.
- Follow me, bro. Just relax, bro.
Come on.
- Ooh-whee. Lordy be.
- Next time on Love & Hip Hop: Miami..."
- For me to see you and Tip talk about me...
- It was down talking to you? - Yes.
- Or are you overly sensitive?
- The level of disrespect and embarrassment,
that's my mama, my queen.
- I was told by Fabo that you went and told him
he wasn't good enough for me.
There's too many boundaries you crossed.
Mother, you can sit here if you want to and condone it.
But I ain't talking to you either if you continue
sitting there with her.
- I wanted to do a premiere party, just my artistry.
♪♪ Found a way ♪♪
♪♪ Found a way to stay sane now ♪♪
- I want all the who's whos there.
I'm bringing Eliza Reign.
I just don't want no [bleep] with her and Tip.
- I have to deal with, you know, the fake and the phony.
This baby was a check baby, OK?
- I don't understand what the issue
is between y'all, anyway.
- You said, "Tip, I'm about to take some hormone pills."
- You're full of [bleep].
- I went online.
And I told the truth. - You're lying.
- Bitch, I don't mother[bleep] lie.
You sell [bleep].
And I sell homes.
Can your son see you [bleep] on the internet?
- Oh, my God.
Sure do.
And you sell [bleep] for free in public.
- Whatever, [bleep].