- Previously on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- I gotta tell you some tea.
The other day, Marlon came
and gave her a bouquet of flowers.
[dramatic music]
- [bleep], like, let's find this [bleep],
and let's get this [bleep] out the way.
- We can't be down if y'all doing that,
'cause I don't know how to be fake.
- I've known y'all been getting a divorce
for a long time. - But that still his wife.
- What I'm telling you is he can't take the dog no more.
- He can't bring no dog here.
- The dog going through the front door.
And whatever you want to do-- - Let's do that then.
- Don't talk to me about no [bleep] dog, man.
- Hey! Ahh!
He owes me an apology.
- You deserve your apology.
Fabo needs to fix this.
You disrespected our queen.
- I got you, baby.
- If your mama there, I won't be there.
- My mama decides to send Richard a letter.
She said I made the biggest mistake of my life
by marrying Richard.
It was bad.
- She called my mama and my daddy crazy.
You wrote that three-page letter.
That was the ultimate disrespect.
I'm still feeling the way about her
not owning up to what she did.
- I don't know if y'all been watching the blogs,
but y'all see this whole GoFundMe me situation?
And you're supposed to be my friend, Amara, right?
You ain't call me one time.
So I hope you a better friend to her
than you are with me.
[overlapping speech]
- I don't know what the [bleep] is wrong with this bitch.
- How is Allan feeling?
- I haven't spoken to him.
- He doesn't see his beautiful daughters?
- I just hate that.
I feel like he doesn't want my girls.
I loved him so much.
- ♪♪ Bienvenido a Miami, baby ♪♪
♪♪ Mi gente ♪♪
[singers vocalizing]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ 305 ♪♪
- ♪♪ It's time to get it ♪♪
- ♪♪ It hurts every time ♪♪
♪♪ When I think of the smile on your face ♪♪
- As if Vonshae coming at me at poker night
wasn't traumatic enough, I just got some disturbing news
that my father is extremely ill in the Dominican Republic.
And now I have to do an emergency trip.
He's dealt with cancer in the past,
so I'm automatically already expecting the worst.
[soft music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- I'm back in Miami after spending two beautiful weeks
with my kids in Jamaica.
I was looking forward to spending
some time with Amara since we made up, and then this.
I feel terrible for Amara.
How you doing?
- Yeah, not well.
I need to finish packing upstairs.
The relationship with my father is complicated.
I grew up without him in my life.
We reconnected many years later,
but I will always carry the scars of that trauma.
[speaking Spanish]
- [speaking Spanish]
- No.
- I have mixed emotions.
I'm happy that Safaree is here.
And we made up. But I also am not happy.
He just posted this.
[dramatic music]
He definitely wasn't having FaceTime sex with me.
And I can't tell if this is the real Safaree
or this is just one of his acts.
I don't want to get myself caught up in this right now,
especially with my father being so sick.
But how can I ignore this kind of disrespect?
Thank you for coming.
I do need a little bit of a support right now.
My father had prostate cancer.
And he survived that, but it's back.
[somber music]
- I'm sorry to hear that.
- I have to leave tomorrow.
And I have to take my girls with me to be there for him.
I just feel like even though he didn't raise me
and he was never there for me,
I turned out to be a really good daughter,
even though he didn't want me.
- Why do you think he didn't want you?
- Because he never bothered to call.
He never bothered to ask for me.
He didn't want me.
- My father was there in and out for most of my life.
Take it for what it is.
- There's a part of me that feels like
I'm repeating my mother's story.
I am the single strong mother.
I can conquer and do everything by myself.
I don't need anybody.
It's just me against the world.
No the [bleep] it's not 'cause this [bleep] feels trash.
- You did not get here by letting moments like this
break you down.
I have moments like this too.
- I don't [bleep] see it.
- You've seen it.
- And since we've been dating,
I haven't really [bleep] seen that.
- This isn't the first time she's done this.
We're in the middle of a real conversation,
and then she says something provocative to pick a fight.
I know she's emotional right now, but this is a pattern.
- I just saw you do an interview talking
about the one that got away.
- Not everything I do or say on social media is real.
It's called entertainment.
It's almost like she's testing me.
She's trying to push me away to see if I'm going to fight.
I know she's been burned by men in her past.
But me, I don't like this game.
You know you push me away a lot, right?
- Well, so the [bleep] do you.
- How?
- You make a lot of [bleep] weird ass comments
that make me feel some type of way.
- Like?
- You know exactly what the [bleep] I'm talking about.
[dramatic music]
- Have a safe flight.
She's trying to provoke me into a fight over God knows what.
I'm out.
♪♪ ♪♪
- I saw your little [bleep] Twitter text
about you [bleep] sexting with some bitch on FaceTime.
It sure the [bleep] wasn't me, so who the [bleep] was that?
- How do you know that's real? - I don't know.
I'm asking you.
- I don't even think you should be asking me that.
- Don't [bleep] tell me it's not my place to ask.
Oh, I'm over here [bleep] having FaceTime sex
with some [bleep] that's not you.
Wouldn't you feel uncomfortable?
Wouldn't you want to ask me
what the [bleep] you're talking about?
[dramatic music]
- You need to calm down.
♪♪ ♪♪
- I don't have the time to stay here and fight
for someone who's not fighting for me.
My father could be dying, so [bleep] him.
♪♪ ♪♪
[upbeat music]
- ♪♪ Ain't nothing to it ♪♪
♪♪ Nothing to it, yeah ♪♪
♪♪ Ain't nothing to it, yeah ♪♪
♪♪ I make it look easy ♪♪
- That's the only thing you can beat me cooking.
- You know what?
You're going to always say that you cook better than anybody,
and you know you can't.
- Today, I'm hosting a family cookout with Carla.
She swears she can beat me cooking,
but everybody else know the real deal.
- We will be 50 next year, and--
- No, no. No, no, no, no, no. - I want to have a 50--
you don't want to have your 50th birthday party with me?
- You going the wrong way with your age.
I'm going the other way.
- [bleep], we the same age.
- Carla, would you want to announce
you're having a 50th birthday party in Miami?
Leave me out of this [bleep].
- OK.
- Now, Carla is like my sister.
And I knew her way before I was famous.
She's coming down from Jacksonville to visit.
And I gotta get her in the kitchen and help me.
Carla is my dog, my day one.
Ever since I got out of prison,
she's been my main supporter,
so I'd do anything for her, you know?
- On the real note, you know, the twins,
they're going to move to Miami.
They're trying to pursue a career in rapping.
- Uh-huh. - And the kids love you.
And I feel like you should mentor the twins.
I need your help.
- Carla got a pair of twin daughters
that I've watched grow up since little girls.
They're in their 20s now, though,
and I know they got a lot of musical ambitions in them.
But it just seems like they're TikTok girls to me.
You feel me?
Every time they say, we want to make our music,
listen to this song we wrote-- but you can't do that.
They gotta be serious. - But you--look. Look.
Let me show you some of the stuff.
- ♪♪ His pocket's the cash house ♪♪
♪♪ BOA the stash house ♪♪
♪♪ Long hair, red nails ♪♪
♪♪ Bring them bags out ♪♪
- That's one of their songs. They wrote that.
- I'm going to be honest.
It's hard for me to take the twins serious.
They don't-- - No. No. No. No.
They're really taking it serious.
- But it ain't been no group like that that I can remember.
And they got the look.
They got the sound.
And the songs, they're just eh.
And there's a lot of people these days
that's successful in the industry
that ain't that talented.
But I don't want the twins to think it's that easy,
so they going to have to work hard to make it make sense.
Like, so they plan on moving down here?
- Well, they're going to have to move with you
when they first get here. - Whoa.
Whoa. Whoa.
- They're going to have to move with Uncle Trick.
You would be the right person to open
the door for them, especially in Miami,
because they're not from here.
And I feel like they'll listen to you.
And I feel like they'll go far.
- Let me tell you something.
They got to get their [bleep] together.
- So is that a yes?
I could tell the girls
they're coming to live with Uncle Trick.
- They come here. They sleep on my damn couch.
They bring all their friends with all these eyelashes.
- And the makeup. And the makeup.
- Makeup.
I ain't never seen that much makeup.
All these eyelashes.
They're like, where the [bleep] at?
Ahh, where the [bleep] at?
That's all they know.
- That's just the dinky side of them.
But you know they smart.
- I'm going to be honest.
They can't stay here.
- We've been friends since what, '93?
I wouldn't feel comfortable if they ain't stay with you.
- Now, this is like a big task to me.
But I've always been down with mentoring
the younger generation.
And plus, Carla's been there for me the whole while,
so I owe her this.
- They're not going to achieve it in Jacksonville.
Under your mentorship or under your watch,
they can do some great things.
- I ain't going to lie, it's a bag in Miami.
I can put them in the studio.
But when it comes to business, they got to listen.
Miami will chew you up,
swallow you, and [bleep] you out.
[doorbell ringing] People here, girl.
Stop talking, and start cooking.
♪♪ ♪♪
- I told her I got friends
in the federal law enforcement agency.
Whatever you want to do.
She told me what she want to do.
I was like--
I was shocked.
You want to do which one?
All right.
Let me make a phone call.
And now just look at her.
Now she's about to graduate. - Thank God.
- Yeah. Yeah.
- Jovanni is my mentor.
He is a part of the Secret Service.
And he's really just guided this whole pathway for me.
My family adores him,
and they're really thankful for everything
he's done for me to this point.
- I'm just amazed to see this journey.
Like, this is it.
You're going to fade away.
You're about to go into a whole different world.
- I can't wait.
- You can't wait?
- Yes, we can't wait.
- We can't wait. - You ready for it?
That's good. - Of course.
- I'm ready to kick down some doors.
- This is my daughter.
- I can't wait.
I'm very disappointed about my behavior at Princess's
poker night, but it feels good to finally
share a win with my parents.
My graduation from the University of Miami
is this week, and my parents are
down from Kentucky for the first time
since the sip and see.
I'm extremely proud of myself.
And Lord knows how hard I worked to get here.
- Hey. What's up, man?
What's going on, bro?
Doing all right?
- What's up, baby?
You look nice.
You look glittery.
What y'all drinking on?
- Moscato. - Pineapple.
- Ginger ale and lime.
- Sprite.
[laughs] - Boring.
[laughter]
- Let's make a toast. - Oh, boy.
- Let's make a toast.
- I don't know what trouble I'm going to get into.
- Richard is already drunk.
My mom wants to talk to Richard.
I was hoping to use this occasion
to clear the air before the graduation.
I cannot enter the next phase of my life
with this over my head.
- I thank you again, man, because her dream came true.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, this is, like, the next level.
And you helped her get there. - Respectfully, dog.
- For sure, dog.
- So me and Mom chitchatted earlier.
And she wants to talk to Richard.
So you guys want to go talk?
- Huh? - Today?
- Yeah, go ahead, and get it out the way.
- Uh...
- All love, peace, and prosperity over here.
- All love, peace, and prosperity.
- All right. Let's go down to the table.
- I'll watch the baby.
- I don't know if I'm open to make amends with her mom
just yet.
But if I could just keep it calm, we'll be all right.
Y'all talked?
- A little bit.
- It was a cat fight, or it was a talk?
- I'm not going to do that.
I'm not embarrassing my daughter.
I ain't embarrassing you. - I'm glad to see that.
- Like I told her, that letter wasn't about you.
That was about her, her choices.
It was given at the wrong time, but they don't change
the facts of your choices.
- Me and her mother really don't get along
due to the fact she wrote a three-page letter.
There were things that she said in there
that rubbed me the wrong way.
One of them was talking about my mom, my dad.
- This was all new.
It was so fast.
And I never got a chance to get to know you.
We have never just sat and had a conversation.
- See, the thing with me is you talked
about my mama and my father.
- That's the reason. - Hold up. So time out.
Time out. I read it. - Stop, because you're
implying some things. - I read it.
I could talk [bleep] about my mama,
but somebody else can't talk [bleep] about her.
You know what?
When you call somebody crazy, I think
you're projecting, homie. - No. No.
- Yeah, that's what you're doing.
- No, I don't have to do that. - You're projecting.
- So let's go back to the first point.
- And it's not my mama. It's you.
So check--I'm good. - Yeah, we're good.
- I'm good. - Keep it moving.
- I'm good. I'm good.
I'm not going to do it. - What just happened?
- I'm not going to do it.
No, it's just nothing. Nothing.
I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it.
- 'Cause I've never said that. - I'm good.
Like I said, I don't [bleep] with her, period.
- Yo. Yo. Yo. Yo. Yo.
- I'm out. I'm finna go to the car.
- What just happened?
- No, no, no.
See, when I don't deal with bull[bleep].
And I know a [bleep] when I see him.
I told you that [bleep] I don't deal with.
You will see real quick who the [bleep] your daddy is
and what I tolerate and what the [bleep] I don't tolerate.
You telling me a lie.
[speaking indistinctly]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- I'm not calling her a cheater,
but you say she going to the DR for a sad situation?
That [bleep] don't look sad to me.
- That was a new dress.
She was glammed down.
- She might be DTF in the DR.
♪♪ ♪♪
both: We are the Hollywood Twins.
- We plan on taking over Miami.
- Well, hold on. Hold on.
- Trina, I'm coming for you, baby.
- Oh, Lord, have mercy.
- You know what?
She better not marry you.
- [bleep]. Don't play with me now.
Me tell her this already. Don't play with me.
- What the [bleep] just happened?
- ♪♪ Yeah ♪♪
♪♪ My heart will always be with my home ♪♪
♪♪ 'Cause home's the only place that got my heart ♪♪
♪♪ 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, gone ♪♪
- I'm still vexed from the other night
with that conversation with Amara.
I care about her, but I'm starting to feel
lost about what to do next.
So it's time for some advice from one
of the greatest relationship doctors on Earth.
♪♪ ♪♪
- What's up?
- Yeah, I think the shirt is weighing you down.
Come on.
- You ain't think I was like this, huh?
- You surprised me.
- Well, Safaree told me that he had a problem with Amara.
And that's why I want to be a friend.
I can understand what they're going through.
In any relationship, it's a roller coaster ride.
But I can tell you this.
For the first time in a long time,
Princess and I are on the right page.
- Dada's cooking.
I'm getting a nice tan.
Life is great.
- And wherever I can help my friends like Safaree,
I'm going to give them that advice
because I don't want nobody to lose somebody that they love.
- Where you been?
[bleep].
- I'm here in your city.
I ain't seen you since Princess and the kids
moved back to Miami.
- We almost lost our sauce, but we found it.
And then now we, like, best friends,
so we hang out every day, gamble,
[bleep] around, live life, and try to find that medium
between parenting and friends.
You in love? - With Amara?
- Yeah, Amara. - I ain't going to lie.
Right now, we ain't even on the best of terms right now.
- Why not?
- I was at her crib the other day,
and I just felt like she was-- you know, she had, like,
a breakdown in front of me.
I kind of didn't know how to react.
- What kind of breakdown?
- Something happened, you know, with her father.
- It's just me against the world.
No the [bleep] it's not 'cause this [bleep] feels trash.
- She was crying? - Yeah.
- And what you do?
- I just was like, chill out.
- Chill out?
- Yeah, I was like, it's going to be OK.
- That's it?
- That's wrong?
- If she's emotional,
you gotta just be emotional with her.
And she's going through a family crisis, man?
- I'm Jamaican, bro.
We're brought up on tough love.
So you know, growing up, my mother
raised me amazing, strong.
It was tough love, so it takes a long time for me to open up.
I don't know, man.
- Just think about it like this.
That's your new girlfriend.
Do you trust her?
Does she trust you?
- Oh, definitely.
Hell no.
Like, the other day, I went on Twitter,
and I was like, yo,
FaceTime sex is better than real sex.
- So you had FaceTime sex with her?
- No.
- Oh, she saw you just post it?
- Yes.
- So she like, who you talking about?
- Exactly.
- I'm not calling her a cheater,
but you say she's going to the DR
to visit her people for a sad situation?
- That's what she told me.
- What she posted online,
that [bleep] don't look sad to me.
[dramatic music]
Princess showed me her Instagram.
All I'm doing when I find information
is helping my friends.
Amara looked real happy in the picture
being at dinner with the pose.
Don't shoot the messenger.
It looked like she got glammed up for the night, fam.
- That was glammed--
- Have you ever seen her in that dress?
- No. - That's a new dress?
- That was a-- that was a new dress.
Makeup.
She was glammed down.
And I ain't been speaking to her
since she's been out there.
- I'm telling you, she was messing with Allan
from the DR.
Good-looking dude.
- Uh-huh.
- Got two beautiful babies with him.
And Princess said Amara was crying about
how much she missed Allan at her poker night.
- So she's accusing me of all this bull[bleep].
So you think that was, like, a defense mechanism,
so she could cheat in peace?
- I don't know, man.
- So let me get this straight.
She picks a fight with me right before she heads to DR
where her baby daddy lives who she still might be
in love with and posting pics like this online
while her father is supposed to be dying?
You think she, like, made all of that up?
- I'm not saying that she a cheater.
I'm just telling you if you going to be there for her,
then be there for her.
And if you ain't doing what you supposed to do,
then she might be DTF in the DR.
DRF-ing.
♪♪ ♪♪
[jazzy music]
- Y'all ready to rock?
We about to record.
- Yeah, where the pot at?
- Which pot you looking for?
- They done moved the pot.
Today's the day Carla's children,
AKA "The Hollywood Twins"
come down to the 305 from Jacksonville.
- All right. Y'all ready?
- Let's go see.
They tell you what's going on, Z?
- Yeah.
- Let's buckle in for the twins.
- ♪♪ I'm the hot sauce ♪♪
♪♪ I'm on every snack ♪♪
♪♪ You know how I do it ♪♪
♪♪ Yeah, I do it like that ♪♪
♪♪ Do it like that, do it like that ♪♪
♪♪ Say what? ♪♪
- Hey, Uncle Trick.
How y'all doing? - Y'all gotta cook today.
- What we cooking? - Oxtails.
- What y'all know how to cook?
- Catfish. both: Soul food.
- You don't know how to cook no catfish.
- Yes I do.
- I'm Aisha, AKA Bad Bitch Senior.
- I'm Daisha, Bad Bitch Junior, OK?
both: And we are The Hollywood Twins.
- I'm going to do two or three segments,
and then I'm going to call y'all in.
- We're from Jacksonville, Florida.
And we finna give the girls and the boys
what they came to see today.
The party's just getting started, bitch.
[laughs]
- 3, 2, 1.
- Welcome to another episode of Bitch, I Got My Pots.
Make sure you get your Sunday Soul Seasoning.
It's jumping.
You can put it on anything but your girl.
My next guest I'm going to bring up--actually,
it's a pair of them.
But y'all give it up for the lovely Hollywood Twins.
These are my nieces.
Y'all, come on, now.
- I am.
- Y'all moving out here to Miami.
both: Mm-hmm.
- Are y'all going to do the music thing
and take that serious for real? - Yes.
We can collaborate, but we're doing something.
- Get with it, or get lost. - Yes.
We plan on taking over Miami.
- Yeah, hottest thing-- - Hold on. Hold on.
Y'all going to take over Miami?
- We're coming for every rap female artist down here.
We coming to take over.
Trina, I'm coming for you, baby.
- Oh, Lord, have mercy.
Where's CO?
CO, come on.
Where you at, C?
- Hey, so what's the name of y'all rap group?
- The Hollywood Twins, of course.
- Y'all went after Trina?
What about the City Girls?
Y'all could have went-- - Trina is elite,
and we coming for her, period.
That's it.
- The twins had the nerve to tell me
they're coming for Trina's spot.
Watch your damn mouth.
That spot's taken up.
If they don't work for it, they're not going to get it.
But I know what direction they want to go in.
That's the direction I grew up in.
This will be a piece of cake.
If y'all staying with me, y'all gotta listen.
When I say we going to the studio,
that's what we're going to the studio.
- Oh, that's lit. That's all we need to do.
- Now I prove their looks, their wardrobe,
their little attitude and all that.
But the real proof is in the studio.
Let's see how they sound on that mic.
- When y'all decided to start rapping?
- Well, she's been like-- she always wanted to be--
- Forcefully trying to make her rap for the last five years.
- And I write poetry, so this all came real easy for me.
- And she going to give you what you looking for.
- When we go in the studio,
we going in there to record.
I'm the coach.
I call all the plays.
Y'all do what I say.
I don't do nothing y'all say.
But I got y'all back. - OK.
We're coming. We're ready for it.
- We've been doing this on our own.
- But we really need that push
to get us to the next level.
- The ultimate goal down here is to get a record label,
a really nice producer.
We're trying to launch this music career
and keep it going steady to the top.
- All right, y'all.
What y'all say? - Dang.
- Ooh, Lord.
I just got my teeth done.
I haven't been eating nothing. [laughter]
- Don't knock your teeth out, man.
[dramatic music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- After getting both sides to cool down,
I'm finally getting Fabo and my mother
to have a conversation since the blowout
at my daughter Shajiyah's birthday party.
Now, Fabo said he's willing
to make all of this right with my mom.
There's no denying that Fabo was absolutely disrespectful,
but he's mad that I got the dog with another man.
My mom, she deserves an apology, period.
I can own up to having her take care
of my dog for the past year.
It's really complicated because Fabo knows that
my mom really doesn't care for him, but my mother
needs to give Fabo another chance.
- Hey.
- Hi, Mommy.
- Hey, grandbaby.
Today is make or break.
I spent all last year getting to a good place
with my daughter.
And now I'm trying to have a relationship with Jiyah.
But my problem with Fabo is standing in the way.
- So what's going on, Mom?
- Oh, nothing much.
How you guys been doing? - All right.
- You know we gotta move, so we've been trying
to get things together for that.
- OK. - But I've been trying
to get this together for a minute.
Y'all need to talk.
At first, I wanted to be here, but yeah,
what are you guys-- what do you--
- I think it's best that we talk alone,
because Jaja grabbing my earrings.
And she want to have a party over here.
- Yeah. - So you can take my baby.
- Please let this go positive.
I do not need any more negativity in this family,
'cause if this don't work, the solution I have next,
you won't like it.
If this situation doesn't work out today,
I will have to be forced to make a choice,
and it will hurt one of the two
most important people in my life.
- The last time we see each other, it was,
we left off on a bad foot.
- Do you feel like it was OK to disrespect
your girl's mother at the first grandbaby birthday party?
- I didn't disrespect anyone.
- You didn't disrespect me?
- No, I didn't disrespect you.
- It's time for the dog to go back.
- [bleep] that dog, OK?
- Raising your voice at me was disrespectful.
- OK.
I owe you an apology for raising my voice.
That's what I owe you an apology for.
Disrespect, no. I was defensive.
- But we need to get an understanding
about what caused you to get angry.
- What caused me to do that is because you
kept asking me about bringing a dog to the house.
I kept telling you to leave it alone.
And you kept coming to me about it.
- I promised my daughter that I would
keep the dog for her after she gave birth for a year.
So she told me to bring the dog,
but you stepped in and stopped all that.
You said don't bring the dog.
That's what you said.
- So what caused it to go further
is when your son stepped in.
- I could get it to the crib. - You trippin'.
Not when I'm there, [bleep], you can't bring no dog.
- Whatever you want to do-- - Let's do that then.
Y'all trippin'. - No. No.
- Hold on. Hold on.
- You're too ahead of yourself. - My turn.
You just talked. My turn.
- Don't disrespect me. - My turn.
- Favian. - Fabian.
- Favian, listen.
- Fabian.
Do you want to talk to me,
or do you want to just sit here and disrespect me?
- Am I stuttering, or you can't hear?
[dramatic music]
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- There's ways you can address somebody,
and that was not the way.
- So where do we go from here?
- Figure it the [bleep] out.
- You're going to DR. You got this emergency.
With your pictures, it looked like you were just
thirst trapping for your baby daddy.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Am I stuttering, or you can't hear?
- I'm not scared.
Was that a beautiful, lovely platform for you?
- Platform? - Platform. Yes.
- I don't need no platform.
- You love attention.
- I don't want this type of attention.
- No, if you don't want it, you wouldn't be here.
Doesn't want attention?
You're literally on a TV show
bullying your girlfriend's mother.
Well, we'll just change the subject.
Tell me about why is it, ever since you've been there,
I can't come to the house?
- And what that have to do with Fabo?
- That's what I'm asking you. Why?
- Because Y is a crooked letter.
- No, this is part of trying to build a relationship.
- With who? - With you.
- I don't want it. - Why?
- Because my spirit tells me-- - Did I do anything--
- My spirit tells me you're not that type of woman.
- If you marry my daughter--
- I still ain't gotta deal with you.
- Look, if that's the kind of relationship you want,
hey, I can't control that.
But you know, if that's what you want,
that's what you'll create. - We on the same page now.
- And that page is-- - Nothing.
The back of the book.
- The back of the book means what?
- Meaning the book's closed.
[dramatic music]
- This isn't about a dog.
This is Fabo telling me
he's in charge of my daughter and my grandbaby,
and he don't want me around
to question his behavior with Shay.
You know what?
We won't see each other again.
She better not marry you.
- [bleep]. Hey. Don't play with me now.
Me tell her this already. Don't play with me.
- What the [bleep] just happened?
- Now Fabo is storming off.
Not only did this plan backfire,
but it just got worse.
- I want him to go away and don't come back.
- So if I was to marry him--
- That would be the worst mistake in your life.
Don't do it, period.
Plain and simple, Fabo is a terrible human being
who's trying to manipulate Shay.
I pray she realize who Fabo is before it's too late.
- Y'all was supposed to just apologize.
That's it.
Fabo's behavior towards my mother
was absolutely disrespectful,
and I am trying my best to stand by my man.
We fought so hard to get to this point
in our relationship, and I am trying my best
not to throw it away now.
That is not what I want.
I don't know how to fix it anymore.
It's hurtful.
I'm confused.
I don't even know what to say.
♪♪ ♪♪
- My graduation from University of Miami
is tomorrow,
but I'm still upset and furious from last night.
Richard's sobriety is broken.
I stood by Richard, despite my parents' concern.
And now it feels like it's being thrown in my face.
I don't know what to do anymore.
[muffled speech on video]
- [laughing]
- The [bleep] is so funny?
- [laughing]
- When are you going to grow the hell up?
- What are you doing?
What's wrong with you?
- You don't remember what you did last night?
- What'd I do last night?
I was a little tipsy.
- You was drunk.
What did you say to my mother that had my daddy
ready to choke your ass out?
- I know a [bleep] when I see him.
I told you that [bleep] that I don't deal with.
- I wanted to address the letter
and her calling my mama crazy Jamaican.
- There's ways you can address somebody,
and that was not the way.
- Man, my judgment was off, man.
That's, you know--
- Your drinking was off.
My mentor was there.
So if he turns around and says he's not
recommending me no more because of the [bleep]
you just did, then what?
- I didn't write no letter.
I didn't call nobody's mama crazy.
- You're missing the point.
Everything that my family sacrificed for me--
you know how much work I put in
to have a [bleep] PhD at 24?
- I get it, but it had to be addressed.
- You're talking about my future here.
Get your [bleep] together.
Act like you're a grown ass man.
- That letter really triggered some [bleep], man.
That letter was really disrespectful.
- It was about me, my graduation.
- So where do we go from here?
- You need to apologize.
And the drinking gotta stop altogether.
- OK. - You can't control yourself.
- I'll try harder.
I'll slow down.
That's the best I could give you right now is I'll try.
- I worked my [bleep] ass off to get here.
My graduation is tomorrow, and I'm telling you this now.
If my parents don't show because of your ass,
you have a problem with me.
Think it's a joke.
Figure it the [bleep] out.
- Come here. Come here.
- Don't [bleep] touch me.
[dramatic music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- Y'all ready to see what's going on?
- We're going to start it from the top.
Let's go, man.
- Security had to come and pull him off of me.
- This man is no longer disrespecting my mother again.
Talk to a grown man like that.
- ♪♪ Classic, if I drop ♪♪
♪♪ Any day, it's a classic ♪♪
♪♪ Any move that I make, it's a classic ♪♪
♪♪ Ay, you heard that ♪♪
♪♪ Classic ♪♪
- I know I promised Carla that
I was going to work with the twins.
The sad part about it, they gotta stay with me.
I got rules though.
All that [bleep] makeup,
don't bring all that makeup in my house.
[laughter]
It looks like The Hollywood Twins are here to stay.
So far, they passed the first couple of stages,
but in the booth is where it's really going to determine
what's going down.
Let's see.
- Well, you know what you signing up for?
- It's going to take a lot of work, I know.
But I'm going to tell them, if y'all want to be
Hollywood Twins, it's a long road ahead of y'all.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Trick been in the music industry for quite some time,
so he knows the ins and outs.
We are ready for this.
Like, granted, we don't have all the experience needed.
We don't have a catalog.
- But sometimes raw talent is just born.
- We walk into the room, and that's
where the magic happens.
- Y'all want me to stick my neck out
y'all for my producers, for my engineer,
and my management?
Y'all want to take it serious?
- We ready for this.
Like, we've been ready, honestly.
We've been right here. - Yeah. We ready for this.
- We've been writing a whole lot.
Y'all ready to see what's going on?
- Start the show. Y'all go in the booth.
Let me hear.
[suspenseful music]
♪♪ ♪♪
We're going to start it from the top.
- I already feel like a superstar.
- Let's go, man.
- ♪♪ Yeah ♪♪
[hip-hop music]
♪♪ Tell that ho stop playing with me ♪♪
♪♪ I'm really not one of them ♪♪
- Hold up. Back up. Back up.
- You ain't like that? - No. No. No. No. No.
You want to go crazy on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram,
I need that energy.
Try it again.
- ♪♪ I'm really not one of them ♪♪
♪♪ I just made me a hundred this week ♪♪
♪♪ Put that on my hoop ♪♪
Oh, [bleep].
- All right.
Let's go.
- ♪♪ Yeah ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ Tell that ho stop playing with me ♪♪
♪♪ I'm really not one of them ♪♪
Yeah--nope.
- Bro, what you talking about?
You first. - He want to hear your verse.
- [laughs] Oh, God.
[dramatic music]
- I ain't really like how I started.
- I don't know if I'm ready for this.
- I don't want to let Carla down,
but this is going to be a lot of [bleep] work.
[bleep]...
- Do it over. Do it over. Do it over.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- Stop acting like you being next to me
don't bring you a bunch of [bleep] attention.
- I should have let it the [bleep] go.
- You ain't never get this type of promo in your--
- Shut the [bleep] up.
Shut the [bleep] up.
[upbeat music]
- So I'm not in a good mood.
I got a very distressing message from my mother
about her sit-down with Fabo.
And I'm still angry at Fabo's disrespectful display
at Shajiyah's birthday.
So now that he's doubled down on the disrespect
with my mother, it's a problem.
What's up, Mom? - Hey.
- What's going on? You got the white on?
- Yeah. How's it going?
- You look beautiful, as always.
I'm good. - Thank you, son.
Thank you. - How you doing?
- Just kind of--
I can't get that birthday party off my mind.
- It's been on my mind every day.
Whatever you want to do--
- Let's do that then.
Let's do that.
- You're breaking [bleep] for what, [bleep]?
- Hey, Shay, talk to that [bleep],
'cause you know I do this [bleep] in real life.
- After the disrespect at the birthday party,
I was told that he wanted to share how he felt
and apologize.
So I agreed to meet.
I said, you owe me an apology for how you talked to me
at the baby's birthday party.
And he leaned back and said, I don't owe you an apology.
Why he felt it was OK to disrespect me
and talk to me like that, his daughter's grandmother,
I just don't get it.
- Whatever reason, he don't respect you.
- And he showed that.
Security had to come and pull him off of me.
- My blood is boiling hearing this.
Security for my mom?
I mean, this dude is on another level.
But one thing I don't understand
is why my sister, Shay, why would she tolerate that?
I'm getting real concerned about how this dude Fabo
got in my sister's head.
This man is no longer disrespecting my mother again.
You know, I'm not having it.
Like, you taking this to some streets, like, for what?
You're talking to a woman that can't even defend herself.
Like, talk to a grown man like that.
Like, what you talking about?
- I don't know if you're going to ever be able to resolve it.
Your sister, she sent me a text.
It was very ugly.
Look at this.
- Overall, she wanted her space.
But when you see your daughter in trouble,
space is not the answer.
I'm afraid for her.
I want the best for your sister.
But getting her attention has become difficult.
And it looks to her like I'm trying
to control her relationship.
And that's not the truth.
All I'm trying to do is make sure if you see any red flags,
don't ignore the red flags.
- Right. You know what bothers me?
Is you and her, y'all worked so hard to get in a place,
you know, that you're in right now.
- I failed you as a mother.
Forgive me for not showing love the way you needed it.
We talked, forgave each other.
But for him to come in and do what he's doing...
I can't do nothing but just cry.
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
[somber music]
♪♪ ♪♪
Cause I love my daughter so much,
and I love my grandbaby.
[sobbing]
- Don't let it get to you.
- I'm so sorry.
All I can do is ask God to help me.
- If Fabo thinks he could hurt the women in his life
like this, I'm telling you, he got another thing coming.
I'm going to pay him a visit and show him the consequences
for disrespecting my family.
- I'm so sorry.
- The disrespect is not happening no more.
You're not sitting down with him no more.
- It hurt my heart. I'm so sorry.
- This is what I defend.
This is what I protect, your heart.
And I can't let this happen.
I love you.
- I love you too.
- ♪♪ I'm doing fine on my own ♪♪
♪♪ If loyalty comes with a cause ♪♪
♪♪ Money will come and go ♪♪
♪♪ Just tell them that you love them before they're gone ♪♪
- So I'm back from the Dominican Republic.
And thankfully, my father's health scare was just a scare.
It's not cancer.
He still needs a certain level of care, but he'll be fine.
It felt good reconnecting with him.
So at least I made peace with one man in my life.
[suspenseful music]
- You still mad?
♪♪ ♪♪
It was just a couple months ago,
we were in the exact same location,
but in a way different headspace.
Needless to say, I don't expect any of that happening tonight.
But still, something doesn't sit right with me.
I don't know if she was trying to clear
her conscience before going to DR
and potentially seeing her baby daddy.
Or was that post a message for me like,
two could play this game?
You look nice.
- I know. Thank you.
- You still got your little attitude?
- I hate that you're coming at me like that.
- I'm just saying it's obvious you have an attitude.
- A moment like that where I really needed you
to be supportive and be there,
you decide to [bleep] get in your car and dip.
The [bleep]? You don't see--
- You started arguing.
- Why did I started arguing?
- It wasn't that important.
- It wasn't important to you,
but it was important to me.
- I was just blindsided by OK,
you're saying you're going to DR.
You got this emergency. You want to handle this.
But then your pictures and the thing you're putting out,
it's looking like you was--
you're having a grand old time.
You're looking like you're on dinner dates.
You're looking like you're with God knows who.
It looked like you were just thirst trapping
for your baby daddy.
- The fact that Safaree would even question me
is just pathetic and disrespectful.
This is just making him look insecure and jealous.
- That's what it looked like to me.
- If I wanted to be with my baby daddy,
I would have been with him.
You and I are just dating, right?
So I don't understand why you would be like,
I'm thirst trapping for my baby daddy.
What the [bleep]?
If I wanted to [bleep] him, I wouldn't be talking to you.
I can't believe he's giving me so much drama
over something I posted on social media
when according to him,
his sexual post didn't mean nothing.
- You're not over him. It's OK.
- And you're not over Erica either.
- I'm divorced.
- You could be divorced and still
be [bleep] because you were
in Jamaica on vacation.
And I don't know who you were there with.
I [bleep] told you that every single man I've ever known
has always failed me.
And I needed somebody to be there for me to support me,
to be there for me.
And you were the first one to get in
the [bleep] car and leave.
You're becoming like every other
[bleep] man I've ever known.
And according to you, you said that you're different.
You've changed. You're this. You're that.
- Everything, you try to make it seem like I'm the bad guy,
I'm this, I'm that.
- Everybody told me not to [bleep] with you,
and I didn't give a [bleep] about what nobody had to say
because I got to know the--you and I is different
from what anybody else had to tell me.
But right now, you're starting to prove to me
everything that everybody said about you.
[dramatic music]
Are you doing the silent treatment thing
that you usually do where I don't feel like talking,
I don't do good with this, so I'm just going to sit here
and be quiet and look at you?
[bleep] talk. Say something.
Like, you're not even acting like you [bleep] care.
I've sacrificed bookings for you.
I've sacrificed-- - Stop saying that.
Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen.
This is what I want you to stop doing.
Stop acting like you being next to me
don't bring you a bunch of [bleep] attention.
- It sure the [bleep] don't. It sure the [bleep] don't.
- They wasn't talking about you the way
they're talking about you until you got next to me.
- Yeah, for being your-- - [bleep] playing with you!
You're stupid! - For being a--[indistinct]
- You ain't never get this type of promo in your life.
- Shut the [bleep] up.
Shut the [bleep] up.
You [bleep]-- - Stupid [bleep]--
get the [bleep] out of here. - Be with you!
- Get the [bleep] out of here. - [bleep]! [indistinct]
- Get the [bleep] out of here.
- Ain't bring me no mother[bleep]--
- [bleep] you!
- [indistinct] - [bleep] you! [bleep] you!
- You're the [bleep]-- - [bleep] out of here.
- [bleep] you.
You are what everybody said about you.
[bleep] you, Safaree.
- Stupid ass bird.
- [bleep] you. Exactly.
Walk away like you do.
Walk away like you do about everything else in your life.
Walk the [bleep] away.
- [imitating bird cooing]
- [bleep] you, Safaree. - I'm flying away.
I'm flying away. - You're so [bleep] trash.
- Bye.
- Next time on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"...
- I don't have no problem with you
defending myself against Joy.
- No, everybody knows me. I'm not on that.
If I don't know you, I don't [bleep] with you.
I don't have to [bleep] with people that I don't want to.
- This is Gerard, the manager I was telling y'all about.
- Well, let me get them some aprons.
- What we need aprons for? I'm confused.
- I can't be next. My dancers are not here.
- Where is Trina? - I have no idea.
You're going to improvise.
- Oh, my God.
- I'm pulling up. - Oh, OK.
- I'm here.
- You know I don't do the talk thing.
- It's about the disrespect.
- Let's make it happen then.
- I want to get down.
- Why the [bleep] are you being weird right now?
- Because you're not going to beat my ass.
- You don't got [bleep] to lose, bitch.
- Your [bleep] a walking graveyard!
[hip-hop music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ MTV ♪♪