- Previously on "Love and Hip Hop Miami"...
Feels like the needle is finally
moving on the Hollywood Twins.
Finally made it through a live performance.
Now it's time to get them out there more.
- I know you apologized to my sister.
So you're not going to apologize to me?
- She's not mother[bleep] apologizing.
- [bleep] you.
- When the cameras cut, y'all hos know what's up.
Your confidence, I don't think that it's really there.
- Every time I see you, you arguing
with people about [bleep] that ain't got
nothing to do with you.
- You need gastric bypass.
You fat as [bleep].
- Come get it so I can knock your [bleep] out.
- I have some decisions to make.
Because--
- What?
- I'm pregnant.
- That's a shame.
I can't believe you did this.
- You never told me that you was pregnant.
What the [bleep] is going on?
- I'm finna raise two kids by myself.
- Oh, wow.
This is good. - Mm-hmm.
- I meant to tell you, I [bleep] Safaree.
- That sounds about right.
- Y'all see Amara and her baby daddy going at it on the blog?
Look at this.
- Let me be the father that I am.
I love my kids.
- I'm about to confront the people talking
[bleep] behind their phone.
And I'm starting right now with enemy number one.
- Let's go.
- ♪♪ Bienvenido a Miami, baby ♪♪
♪♪ Mi gente ♪♪
♪♪ I'm always getting money ♪♪
- ♪♪ Oh, whoa ♪♪
- ♪♪ I'm always getting money ♪♪
- ♪♪ 305 ♪♪ - ♪♪ It's time to get it ♪♪
[suspenseful music]
♪♪ ♪♪
Allan.
♪♪ ♪♪
Long time no see.
I finally decided it was time to meet
with Allan so that we can stop all this social media back
and forth.
- Let's talk.
- Allan hasn't been around since my girls
were about three months.
And he's over here on social media talking
about how I don't let him see his daughters,
how I'm preventing him from being a father,
which is a complete lie.
I called him and I told him to come out to Miami
because I just think it's time for us
to sit down and confront the issue.
- So why do you say that I abandon my twins?
- Have you seen them?
- I haven't.
- Why?
- Because you don't let me see them.
- You can see them whenever you want.
I've never told you no.
- So I'm a liar?
- Show me the receipts of you saying,
you know what? I'm going to come
to Miami to see my daughters.
- When the baby born, I came for two days.
The third day, I had to close up a deal
in the Dominican Republic. - That second day--
- Shut up.
I'm talking.
I came because I'm a responsible father.
- You're such a great [bleep] father.
You went to the hospital, but you decided
to leave the next morning.
Didn't even go see your daughters in the incubator.
And you didn't send the birth certificate.
And it's been two years, so don't give me that [bleep].
You want to be a father when it's convenient for you.
- Are you gonna take a break?
- You wanna be a social media father.
- Amara.
- What do you know about your daughters?
What do you know besides nothing?
The videos that you took when they were four months?
- Hooray!
- When Allan and I were long-distance and even after
we broke up, I always hoped that he would move from
the DR to be with us in Miami.
Instead, he only visited once for work
and never saw the twins or me again.
- Amara, I haven't spent time with none of them
because you are using my kids to be with me.
- Oh, really?
- Every time you go to Dominican,
you try to get the sauce.
- I've tried to get with you?
- I don't know, you tell me.
If I've ever hit up Allan when I was in the Dominican
Republic, it was most definitely not for
his raggedy little ass sauce.
If anything, it was for him to try
to have some type of connection with his daughters, not one,
but two of them.
- Ray J is the only one that tell Safaree the truth.
- What she posted online, it looked like she got
glammed up for the night, fam.
- That was glammed.
- Have you ever seen her in that dress?
- No.
- She might be DTF in the DR.
- That looked like you was just third strapping for your
baby daddy.
- I was married, and you decided
to be with me regardless.
Is that right?
When I got with you--
- You told me to be patient-- - Listen--
- --so that you could leave her,
because you live in the Dominican Republic and you
had to put up with her. - You are a liar.
- Well, be my guest. Let's talk about your wife.
- I'm happily married with my wife.
- Let's talk about your wife. You're happily married?
- Yes. - Since when?
Since when?
Since when are you happily married?
- That's none of your business. - Yes, it's true.
I knew that Allan was married when he proposed to me.
- Will you marry me?
I want you in my life.
I wanna-- I wanna have kids.
- Oh, my god.
But he was lying to me saying that he
was going to leave her.
So I don't know why Allan is out here lying on me.
He needs to take accountability for his own mistakes.
- Allan, listen, I don't care what you think of me.
- Oh, man. This is bad.
- The only reason why I'm here is
trying to figure out how can we do this
for the sake of our daughters.
I would like them to have a relationship with you.
Why can't we fix this [bleep]?
I'm not saying that you and I are going to be best friends.
But why can't we just get along like civil?
What is it that you want?
- I want to see my babies.
I want to spend time with them. - OK.
- I wanna be able to take them.
- I don't have a problem with that.
- I wanna be able to take them. - Take them where?
- To the Dominican Republic. - No.
- I want my mother and my other daughter to meet
them and spend time with them. - I would love--
I would love for that to happen.
- But I don't want you to be there.
- No, I'ma be right there. - Why?
- Because first of all, I have two daughters under two
that don't speak and can't tell me what's going on,
who need diaper changes.
And they don't know you.
You want to see them right now today after this?
You can see them.
- I will never go see them to your house
because anything can happen to me in your house.
I don't trust you at all.
And I don't trust your mother either.
You didn't have your father to teach you that.
You don't believe in Jesus.
You don't have that respect for me.
I'm going to do the legal way.
I hire a [bleep] lawyer. - Hire a lawyer.
- OK, I just did. - What is your point?
- I just did. - Good for you.
- Because you're not gonna manipulate me anymore.
- You've had to hire a lawyer for your first daughter
that her mother took you to jail for child support.
You were in child support for your [bleep] other daughter.
And I haven't put you in child support.
- What are you talking about?
- Have I put you in child support?
- You want to know why? - No.
- Because if you do it, you're giving me power.
Stop [bleep] lying.
Look at your [bleep] face, bro.
"Why I haven't put you in child support."
Because if you do it, I have the right to be with them.
- Thanks to the law in Florida, we can go all the way
back to when I gave birth.
My birth or my labor was $100,000 alone.
Let's go back into a gallon of milk every day,
diapers, doctor's appointments, everything.
Let's go back.
Double the clothes, double the shoes, double the everything.
I've taken all the responsibility without asking
you for a [bleep] dime.
- I was there in the beginning.
- No, because you don't [bleep] got it.
- Because you don't have it, Allan, and I was OK with that.
[tense music]
- You try to call me broke, but you're evil, 100%.
Because you have done everything to destroy me--
my business, my social media, everything of mine.
If I can travel back on time, I will delete that moment,
the day that I met you, bro.
[tense music]
♪♪ ♪♪
[light funky music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪♪
- I've been feeling alone in the world right now.
Claudia is upset at me for taking
Marlin back in the house.
She hasn't returned none of my calls.
So right now, I just want to be around good people
with different energy.
both: Hey.
- Girl, what's up?
- I'm trying to keep this hair tamed.
You look beautiful. - You too.
- Thank you. - Mwah!
- What's up, Gaelle?
- Hey.
- I like your salon.
It's really nice in here, like, for real.
- Thank you, thank you, thank you.
- Yeah, I had a salon too, but I had to give it up.
- Really?
What happened?
- I just feel like I should focus more
on music, my album coming out.
But I'm doing beauty content on Instagram,
"Baddies on a Budget."
All right, y'all.
Come with me for part two, "Baddies on a Budget."
I got this wig for $12.
I will be posting the link.
- I saw you on Instagram with that budget [bleep].
I'm not on the budget.
So, please--
- Bitch, you on a budget.
That makeup is giving budget.
- No, I'm not on that.
- The cornrows is giving budget.
- I was going to say something, but let me keep it for me.
- You so annoying.
- [chuckles]
- My real passion for real is to become a successful artist.
It's not to be, like, a world-renowned hairstylist.
- OK. - That's how I'm feeling.
- OK.
- And it's just like, I don't know,
I've just been getting a lot of opinions,
a lot of negative feedback.
They keep bring up, like, how I look, like, my weight.
- That's [bleep] up.
- I had, like, a body positivity event.
And Hawt Topic tried to come for me.
- I think that you're a dope artist.
But when it comes to your confidence,
I don't think that it's really there.
- Your opinion doesn't matter.
- You fat as [bleep]. - What?
So this bitch came for you too?
- Yeah, like, oh, you fat bitch.
You need to get surgery.
She told me she an image consultant.
I'm like, bitch, [bleep] you.
I don't need you telling me about [bleep].
Who are you?
- She tried some [bleep] at Supa Cindy Day.
- Yeah, but I didn't know why y'all started fighting.
- She started the [bleep].
Gaelle was trying to get her apology from Trina.
- Mm-hmm.
- And then she just barged in.
- I don't like that girl.
- She stepped in acting like she was Trina's manager
when she Trina's purse holder.
- No, she need pompoms.
That bitch is Trina cheerleader, I'm telling you.
- You know why she's mad?
Because her baby daddy used to have a relationship
with one of my friends.
- The thing is, my friend was with him first
and then she left him.
He went in and had sex with her and got her pregnant,
and then went back to my friend talking about,
baby, I want you, I want a relationship with you
and [bleep] like that.
But my friend wasn't really, you know,
interested and [bleep].
So they were just, you know, messing around.
- That's why she mad at y'all.
- You know her name is Moosie.
She's a [bleep] thief.
She's a booster.
- Hawt Topic is no image consultant.
She's fraud.
She's just a scammer.
And I'm going to expose her.
- Is she going to be at Bobby party?
- Well, since Trina gonna be there,
probably she's going to be there.
I know [bleep] Moosie.
She better not play with me.
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop Miami"...
- Oh, my god!
- Let me in, let me in.
- I'm so glad you made it.
- What is going on in Miami?
What is happening?
- Allan accused me of being a side chick.
- What?
- Well, he had a wife the whole entire time.
- What?
- I haven't been doing that good.
- What's going on?
What happened?
- Give me a second.
- I'm finna go [bleep] crazy.
Y'all know to let them bitches out.
- Y'all let these pussy hos slide on a drink.
We're gonna bring the mother[bleep] smoke
to this whole show!
And I'm talking about real smoke 'cause this [bleep]
for real!
- ♪♪ Big house on the hills ♪♪
♪♪ Leather seats is my throne ♪♪
♪♪ Yeah, we started from the bottom ♪♪
♪♪ But my team, we on ♪♪
♪♪ We on, we on, we on, we on, we on, we on ♪♪
♪♪ Tell my people we on ♪♪
- What it do, my boy?
When y'all got here? Today?
- Last night.
You weren't here.
- I did my little same little one too.
- Yeah, I know.
- Did you ever get the email from the lady?
- Oh, yeah.
Boy, they emailed my professor right before the exam.
- My son Jay is in his senior year in college.
And he about to be the first boy in the Young family
to graduate college.
Grab the rest of them.
I gotta go up there.
I gotta meet with these twins about some [bleep]
I gotta do with them.
I've seen the progress the twins have made.
And I'm feeling good about their future.
So today, I'm going to make it official.
I got 'em a record deal with the same label
that I sold platinum albums with
and that I'm currently signed to today,
Slip-N-Slide Records.
- What's up, old man?
- I think y'all will be satisfied
with what we got going on.
- Ooh!
[both giggle]
Business!
- I finally get y'all contract.
I need y'all to give me some music, don't get pregnant,
don't get married.
- You ain't gotta worry about that.
- You got one of them things in you?
IUD? Y'all got that?
- No.
- Y'all need to get that.
I'll pay for it.
- No, I don't think I want that.
I'm gonna chill.
- What's up, little one?
So y'all got the contract.
Make sure y'all sign 'em and get 'em back to me.
- Let me see. - Can't wait.
- Man, what this is?
They got contracts?
Where my [bleep] at?
- Y'all got something that y'all want to talk about?
- Yes, we done talked about it 1,000 times.
He's looking to follow in my footsteps to become a rapper.
Jay broke it down to me, what he really want to do.
I'ma pass my son the mic.
- ♪♪ Ease off of my family ♪♪
♪♪ Ease off your neck ♪♪
♪♪ Ain't trying to knock your knees off ♪♪
- That "ease off," you better move it a little bit.
You hear? - Move it?
He can move it where?
- Yeah.
That boy got one more semester.
I wanna see him walk across that mother[bleep] stage.
I want Jay to go to school, finish school, do this.
He gon' get his contract.
- So you don't feel like I done showed you enough?
Listen, you done told me stay out.
I don't be on no dumb [bleep].
I be-- we vibing.
I done at the restaurant.
We done held the restaurant down.
I'm up there in school.
It's time!
- Let me holla at Jay.
I'll be downstairs in a minute.
- You ain't gotta tell me twice.
- Goodbye.
- You don't have no record.
You don't got no kids.
You don't got no bad habits, no attention.
I appreciate you for that.
Everything-- I had drug habits, I had the bad habits,
I had enemies.
You don't got none of that.
I want to make sure that being a part of my son's
life, that I can show him is not to go to prison,
not to fail, not to have enemies, not to sell drugs.
That's why finishing school is non-negotiable.
The main thing I want you to have-- education.
Because this industry ain't no joke.
I want you something back to lean on.
Only thing I had to lean on is my reputation of being a
real [bleep].
- That's what I'm trying to do when I get out of school.
It got to be already be in motion.
We waiting it after school--
- It's already in motion.
- I feel like it's going to be too late.
- You know why it's in motion?
It's right here, and it's right there.
Just be ready.
Just give me what I need.
All I want you to get these.
Get these books, and I got you.
[funky music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hey, mama.
- My mother's initial reaction to the news
of being pregnant by Fabo a second time
was not what I expected.
- You having another baby.
- So?
- That's more hell coming from him.
- I didn't tell you to get this reaction.
On top of that, she decided to tell MJ
along with Mama Dee I was pregnant.
- What the [bleep] is going on?
Like, you never told me that you was pregnant.
- And I'm going to raise two kids by myself.
Today is definitely not the day I
need to argue with my mother.
We gotta talk about some things.
- All right.
I feel really bad about my reaction
after my daughter told me she was pregnant again.
I really don't like Fabo, but I am here and will always be
here to support my daughter.
So how you been doing?
- Well, I haven't been doing that good.
- Why? What's going on?
- They were saying that I had a high-risk
pregnancy because, you know, my fibroids came back.
So when I went to see the doctor,
he laid me on the table.
[tense music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- What happened?
- Just give me a second.
And then they called the main doctor in.
And I started to panic.
And the doctor said, just hold on.
I'm trying to find the baby's heartbeat.
And he couldn't find the baby's heartbeat,
so they rushed me to the emergency room.
Once I was laying on the table there,
they confirmed there was no heartbeat and the baby passed.
- [gasps]
[somber music]
Did they say what happened?
- Well, I just feel like her father stressing me out,
these blogs, everybody having something to say,
these negative comments, I have a lot on my plate.
And I feel like stress did it.
And anyway, the next step, they tried to give me an option
to either go home and allow the baby
to eventually come out on its own,
which I do not want to see that.
The second option was to go to the hospital
to have the surgery to remove the baby.
And that's the option that I chose.
- Does the father know that the baby is gone?
- No, he don't know.
And I don't know if I'm even interested in telling him.
Fabo absolutely knows about the pregnancy.
But I'm not sure if I really want him back in our life.
I just need this time to understand my next move.
He's very extremely controlling.
He wanna control everything.
Control what I do at the house, control my finances,
control how I raise her.
I was just tired of it.
- Well, I'm not surprised.
I'm not surprised at all.
He was pulling you away from your family, your friends.
- Ain't this what you wanted?
- No, that's not what I wanted.
- You didn't want me to have his baby.
- No, that's not-- uh-uh.
No, I disagree with that.
I wanted that baby to live, but the Lord saw different.
- No, I don't want to hear that Lord Jesus stuff.
- But let me--
- Why the Lord got everybody else and gave them their baby
and I can't have my baby?
I wanted my baby.
- I'm so sorry.
All I can--
I just-- I'm here for you.
- I'm taking it one day at a time.
And the first step is I need to get the baby out of me
because it's driving me crazy.
I'm literally mentally going crazy.
It's a constant reminder.
I need to get it out. - Lord Jesus.
- I gotta get it out.
Well, I was gonna ask you to go with me to the hospital.
- Of course I'll go.
I'll be there.
- I don't want you telling Joe.
I don't want you telling MJ.
I don't want nobody to know.
I'll tell them on my own time.
I don't need nobody patting me on the back.
So I just don't want to talk to nobody.
- I won't say anything.
I just want you to support me to--
- I am there for you.
- --get this baby out.
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop Miami"...
- I wanna introduce the world to my dad, Charles Pop Young.
He was a street [bleep], 100%.
- Tell me why you don't want Jayden to be a rapper?
Why?
- All the rappers his age, they think they've got to kill
somebody and rap about it.
- I respect what you saying, but you're
dead completely wrong.
- Who invited y'all to here?
- What do you mean who?
- I invited you.
You should have been very clear and let me know who
your plus one was going to be.
Isn't the fact that she slept with your husband enough
for her to be cut out of your life?
[upbeat funky music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- You gotta tighten up.
That boy funny style.
He don't eat nearly everybody.
That [bleep] gotta be right.
- It is.
- Damn, son. Who that?
- I'm trying to do something different
with the cooking show.
So I told her to come and help me cook today.
Chef Mazi is well known in Miami.
Plus, add that to the fact that how successful
me and Supa Cindy has been on the podcast.
I thought I should bring in more women,
more legs, more thighs, all that on the cooking show.
Bitch, I got my pot.
Let's see what she can do.
- You know how to cook?
- No, no, no, no.
That's his thing and his mama thing.
- But he's a very picky eater.
I want to introduce the world of my dad, Charles Pop Young.
He was a street [bleep], 100%.
As a young boy growing up, my daddy told
me to come and ride with him.
And I was like, dad, I got a test at school tomorrow.
He was like, [bleep] that test.
You been suspended three times already.
You're not passing.
From that day on, I considered myself
as an official dope boy.
Here you go, Pop.
You can sit right here. - Thank you. Thank you.
- What's been happening at the club, Pop?
- The club has been good.
It's been very good.
- Now, speaking of working, remember all that money
you spent on that studio in the back of that house
while we was doing our thing.
- But that's how you got started, because
of that little back room.
- My relationship with my father is very strange.
See, my dad was one of the biggest drug dealers
and the one that did it better than anybody I ever seen
do it before.
And I always was an aspired drug dealer.
Never knew that rap was going to save my life one day.
- You got a son, Jay.
He got a good ear.
He want to be a rapper?
- Oh, yeah.
Got this girl group.
Jay came in the room and seen me giving them a contract.
And Jay's like, man, what the hell is this?
- He want to be a rapper and he sound damn good.
- Yeah.
He got one more semester, Pop.
- He can still go to school.
Tell me why you don't want Jayden to be a rapper.
Why are you holding him back?
Why?
- All the rappers his age got opps.
They-- they take perks.
They drink lean.
They think they've gotta kill somebody and rap about it.
- Who are you talking to?
You did that same damn thing that you talking about,
you did them.
You were a street hustler, a street gangster.
You carried a gun ever since you were 10 years old.
You was a damn fool coming up.
You ain't want to listen to nobody.
And I'm saying all this to say the journey that you came
on, son, you overdid the bad.
- Yeah.
- And-- and you came to be what you are now.
- I admit it, I'm scared for Jayden.
I know he's not me.
But I know once he open that door and get a little success,
everybody want features and everybody
want to be his friends.
And the [bleep] wanna be [bleep].
And [bleep] gonna be jealous.
And the haters gonna come out by the millions.
I just ain't want that for my boy.
I know what he going to do on that mic.
I just wanted my boy to get to the point
where he at least had something to lean back on.
- I respect what you're saying,
but you're dead completely wrong.
Look, you've got to guide him to help him be able to do
what he wanna to do.
He gonna [bleep] up, son.
But you gotta be sure that he's on point with his career.
- ♪♪ Usually, I try to keep it calm ♪♪
♪♪ Try to keep it cool ♪♪
♪♪ But I can see I'm handling this wrong ♪♪
♪♪ Gotta bend my rules ♪♪
♪♪ Somehow you think I'm a fool ♪♪
♪♪ But I ain't playing with you ♪♪
♪♪ I ain't one of your little friends ♪♪
- The encounter with Allan has left me feeling down.
It's just so sad how two people that loved each other
can end up in such a bitter place.
[knock at door]
- Girlfriend!
It's champagne o'clock out here!
- Oh, my god!
- Let me in, let me in.
- I'm so glad you made it.
Come in.
But thankfully, one of my good, good friends
just shows up right when I need her
the most, Brooke Valentine.
Brooke and I met on a set for a commercial many,
many years ago, and we've stayed in touch ever since.
As you can tell, my house looks a little bit of a hot mess
right now. - Yeah, girl.
What you doing?
- I changed all my furniture.
I painted everything white.
I think sometimes change is good.
- Hey, guys.
It's your girl, Brooke Valentine.
And you probably wonder where I went.
I ended up settling down and tying the knot with Marcus.
- Baby, would you mind being my wife?
- Oh, my goodness, Marcus.
- Yes.
- Oh, my goodness.
- But within that time, I decided
to step back and raise my son and
my beautiful daughter Shai.
And now I'm here in Miami to catch up
with old friends like Amara.
- Tell me what's been going on with you first because I
have way too much to say.
- I came here for music
- Well, yes.
I saw you at the Tiny Desk.
- So yes, it was a little snippet of something.
Tank called me and asked me to come
be a part of his Tiny Desk.
♪♪ Here I sit outside your door ♪♪
♪♪ Talk to me ♪♪
So that reminded me that, yes, old lady do still have it
and she can drop it like it's hot one more time.
So I'ma get in the studio and give my people
what they asking for.
I just went out there and did my little thing and came back.
And it just made me feel like, you know what, Brooke?
Give it another go.
- Right, right.
- So I was working with some producers in LA.
And they suggested I go to Miami,
work with some producers here.
I'm thinking it'll give me, like, a new twist.
So I do have to go back and forth.
- Back and forth.
But that's OK.
You're a boss.
- What is going on in Miami?
What is happening?
- I don't even know where to start.
Did you hear about Safaree and I and everything?
- Mm-hmm.
You know Safaree and Marcus are cool, you know?
- I just couldn't do it anymore.
- I just feel like Safaree is in a relationship
with Safaree, you know what I'm saying?
Like, he's-- he's very loyal to himself.
- So with that being said, I [bleep] Allan.
- What happened with the live, girl?
You went live the other day, and you was going off.
- I never publicly wanted to talk about
the father of my kids, but I was just
holding on to so much [bleep].
I just exploded.
- I get it.
- So Allan came to Miami.
- What did he say?
- He called me a liar.
He even dared to accuse me of a-- of being a side chick.
- Girl, what?
- Of being a-- yeah, he had a wife the whole entire time.
- Oh, my god.
What?
- Right.
- What?
- It's all baloney.
I think that we're just better as co-parents
if we can figure that out.
- It's possible.
I got two baby daddies.
If the two people really care about their children enough,
you could work through it.
I can definitely say that I speak from experience.
Things can be very toxic but still get to a healed point.
She can still figure out a way to mend things, go to therapy,
and figure out how her and the father of her twins
can have a successful relationship for their girls.
- I'm willing to co-parent safely,
you know, for my children.
But as a woman, I need a lot of healing
because I feel so hurt and damaged,
the betrayal, the lies--
- Yeah.
- --and with the betrayal of so many people here in Miami.
That's why I've been, like, so isolated.
None of my friends seem to be good friends.
I became cool with Eliza.
If you're my friend and you just met Shay through me--
- OK.
- --why the [bleep] are you inviting
Shay to your birthday party, but you don't invite me?
And you know that people like to talk [bleep] and gossip.
So then Bobby told me, they're like, Amara,
did you know that Eliza was talking [bleep] about you?
I said, no.
- I don't want to deal with Amara's bull[bleep].
I've tried to be her friend.
- I'm starting to see what everyone else
has been telling me about her.
- She's very manipulative.
- I know I've been keeping to myself lately,
but that does not excuse the [bleep] talking, especially
from my friend Eliza.
- I'm glad we got to see each other because I'm flying
back to LA in the morning.
- I know.
Oh, my god, this sucks.
- I'ma come back.
- Yes, because I really need--
I really feel like I need a friend.
- I got you.
- Well, anyhoo, Bobby is having a birthday party.
And he invited me.
And I know Eliza is going to be there.
- And you're gonna go. - I--
- And you're gonna--
- I'm about to catch a cold. - --go.
- I sound all nasal.
- No, you should go.
- I don't want the drama.
- This is about you.
This is about you and your headspace
and remembering that you that, girl, OK?
You're gonna get dressed and you're
gonna go with that main character energy, honey, OK?
- True.
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop Miami"...
- Hello.
- I'm dealing with situations that I cannot
handle no longer by myself.
You need to get here.
- Well, how's the relationship right now?
Is it done?
- Why is she so concerned about Safaree?
- I don't know.
I might not be done with him.
[light music]
- Gimme that, gimme that.
- [whining]
- You can't have that.
- [whining]
- Hold on.
Look, look.
- [whining]
- Here, here, here, here, here.
It's not fair for me not to have a conversation with Fabo
about the loss of my baby.
I'm concerned about having a conversation,
because it's almost like reality is setting in.
But he deserves to know.
And I absolutely need his support.
Hello.
- Hello.
Where's Shajiyah?
- She's laying down in the other room watching her show.
- What's up with you?
You ain't see none of my calls?
- I know I haven't been answering the phone,
but I am pregnant with your second baby.
I'm dealing with this business by myself
because you're not here.
And now I'm dealing with situations that I cannot
handle no longer by myself.
- What's going on?
- There's a lot that's going on that I haven't told you about.
And I was trying to get through it by myself.
I have to be at the hospital ASAP.
And at this point, it's best that you be by my side.
I don't need to go through this situation by myself.
So I think that's all you need to know for now.
But this is-- this is probably one of the worst
spaces I've been in.
And I really need you here right now.
- What's going on?
What are you-- you ain't telling me nothing?
- I know I ain't.
This situation is an in-person conversation.
So you need to get here.
That's just what it is.
- You making me nervous about this [bleep].
- I'm-- I'm extremely nervous.
I'm extremely stressed, drained.
And it's very hard.
It's overwhelming.
And it won't be easy for neither one of us.
But together, we will figure it out.
I just can't do it by myself.
So it's just best that you get here.
- I'ma try my hardest.
- No, don't try.
I'm putting my pride to the side.
You should put yours to the side.
Just get here. - All right.
- OK.
[tense music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Coming up on "Love and Hip Hop Miami"...
- Every link up you had with Vonshae, I was there.
And then you ghosted me.
That's not being a friend.
- You haven't given me the opportunity to show you
a good [bleep] friend, bitch!
- Y'all better get them pussy-ass hos out of here.
We're gonna take this [bleep] to the streets!
Tell them pussy-ass hos stop playing!
This [bleep] went too far!
[upbeat funky music]
- Oh, my god, you came!
I almost didn't know it was you with this big [bleep]
on your face. - What?
- ♪♪ You got eyes like mine ♪♪
♪♪ I can see them from across the room ♪♪
- Hi, I love your mask. - Thank you.
- Yes.
Hey!
The diamond princess!
Mind your business.
- Happy birthday.
- So today is my birthday party.
And I've decided to throw a masquerade-themed party.
I wanted something that was opulent, fabulous.
And this is a time for all you two-faced mother[bleep]
to come out, have a good time.
And we can celebrate me.
- Wow!
- Look at you!
- Oh, my god!
- You look so gorgeous.
- Oh, my god, I haven't seen you in forever.
Oh! How are you doing?
Mwah! - I love this.
- You look great.
- I love your masquerade.
- Even though I'm still feeling down about my confrontation
with Allan, Brooke persuaded me to come out of hiding.
And now, I'm ready to confront any issue
I might have head on.
I'm definitely glad to be out and about,
you know, because since I've been the talk of town
and so many people have had so much [bleep] to say.
- So what's up with you and Safaree now?
- What do you mean?
- Everybody talking [bleep].
That's why you had to go on live
and say all that kind of [bleep].
Or what? Was it Safaree?
- I was going through a lot of personal issues.
- Well, how's the relationship right now?
Is it done?
- Why is she so concerned about Safaree?
- I don't know. That's a good question.
- Why are you concerned? - I just want to know.
Are you done with him?
- I might not be done with him.
I'm still figuring it out.
- Ooh!
[chuckles]
- Maybe or maybe not.
But it's definitely not up to Flo to decide.
I'm just trying to figure out where that energy came from.
- There's no energy, my love.
You had a lot [bleep] to say.
Why would you go on live talking about
that your [bleep] storyline is fake?
Then you're going to make people think that my [bleep]
storyline is fake.
I'm upset about Amara going live
calling her storyline fake because it
belittles how vulnerable I've been throughout the show.
And just so you know, all of my issues have been real.
- Thank you very much for the warning.
I'll see you around. - Bye.
- Great, love you. - Bye, Amara.
- Hey, y'all!
- Hey!
- How are you guys?
Who invited y'all here?
- What do you mean who?
- I invited you.
You should have been very clear and let me know who
your plus one was going to be.
I thought it was going to be your girlfriend
or somebody else.
I know I've made peace with Flo,
but I'm starting to reconsider being that she brings Gaelle
everywhere she goes now.
Isn't the fact that she slept with your husband enough
for her to be cut out of your life?
- Eliza. - Hi, Tip.
- You look nice. - How are you?
- You look pretty. - Thank you, thank you.
So do you. Hello.
- This is Chuck.
Chuck, this is my longtime friend.
- Yes.
How you doing?
- Oh, nice to meet you.
What's all this?
- I've settled down, Eliza.
- I'm proud of you.
[both chuckle]
And he's nice-looking.
- This is my man Chuck.
Now Chuck and I have known each other
for a very long time.
But we've officially been dating going on four years.
And I must say, I am the happiest I ever
been in my life.
♪♪ ♪♪
Chuck is my balance.
You know, obviously, I have my past as a dancer.
And you know, he's a churchgoing,
quiet, corporate man.
- Hello, everybody.
- Hi, baby.
- Van, what's up? - You look good.
- How you doing? How you doing?
Thank you, thank you.
- Good to see you.
- You like Cruella de Vil.
- Where is Safaree?
- He's filming a movie right now.
So-- - I love that for him.
I like Safaree.
But whatever you and Safaree got going on,
you take it slow.
- I agree.
Me and Safaree are not boyfriend and girlfriend.
We're not together.
We're talking, getting to know each other.
Whatever--
- I heard the same exact thing from Amara.
- Listen. - We're just friends.
I like to flirt, and that's it.
- [bleep] like Safaree, you know, he's wild.
He's all over the internet.
So I feel like it's just giving toxic.
Safaree is like a haunted house in a horror movie.
I wanted to yell, don't go in there, but they all do.
You do know Amara's coming, right?
- I wouldn't tell her, though.
I don't feel like you owe her that.
- I'll tell her when the time is right.
But like I was saying, when you purchase the home at 8%--
- Oh, you don't wanna talk about Safaree no more.
- [chuckles]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hi, Tip. - Hello, Amara.
- Wow, you look lovely.
- Look at you.
You're always gonna make the grand entrance--
- Hi. - --that's for sure.
- Hey, Amara.
- Would you mind stepping privately for a second?
- Oh, you want to talk to me?
- I do want to talk to you.
- Oh, OK.
Amara is the one that ghosted me after she so-called broke
up with Safaree and with the whole shebang bang
she had going on with Vonshae.
I have every right to be annoyed with Amara,
but I don't think I need to go out of my way
to tell her about Safaree.
She said their relationship is fake.
So this is just a complicated situation.
- Can you please explain to me what
that birthday party was about?
You decided to be talking [bleep] about me with Shay
and all your guests.
- Yeah, you're right, I did.
I did talk [bleep] about you.
Let me explain to you why.
- Uh-huh.
- Every link up you had with Vonshae, I was there.
And then you ghosted me.
That's not being a friend.
- I seem to be told that a lot.
- Yeah.
You might want to check the issue.
It might be you.
- The issue might be the people I surround myself with.
Maybe I don't need any [bleep] friends because this [bleep]
don't seem to work out.
- It's always about you.
Sometimes you gotta hear me out.
[both speaking indistinctly]
- And I want you to get off my ass and stop [bleep] saying
that I'm not a good [bleep] friend because you
haven't even given me-- - That's how I feel!
- You haven't given me the opportunity to show you
a good [bleep] friend, bitch!
- I just want you to be a better friend.
- And I don't you to get off my ass and stop [bleep] saying
that I'm not a good [bleep] friend because you
haven't even given me-- - That's how I feel!
- You haven't given me the opportunity to show you
a good [bleep] friend, bitch!
- No.
- You're mad at me because I told you--
- The [bleep].
Every time I come to you about my problems,
you always switch around to you.
- I never really thought about it this way.
I feel like I've been out on war with everyone--
Vonshae, Shay, Safaree, Allan.
I didn't realize I wasn't there for everyone else in my life.
My guards are up.
And it doesn't mean that I don't appreciate you,
that I'm not grateful for you.
I'm just being a little careful right now.
And I hope you understand, you know?
That's all I'm saying.
And when you really need me, I'll be there.
- Let's just move past all this [bleep].
Just be a better friend. - Fine.
Listen, I'm a really good friend.
Honestly, I've just been going through a lot [bleep],
and I'm sure that you have too.
All of us do.
- You can express that.
Be a better friend!
- Stop saying that [bleep]. - [laughs]
It's good to just be friends again.
Now, I don't know how this [bleep]
is going to play out with Safaree,
or how Amara is going to react when she finds out,
but I'll cross that bridge once I get there.
Let's go have a drink. - Yeah, come on.
- Excuse me, guys.
I'm sorry.
- Things with Bae has been very great.
I call him Bae.
You guys know him by Swerve.
I haven't been this happy in a very long time.
I feel like I actually deserve this happiness.
- Security!
We gotta escort her out.
She's trying to upstage me.
By the looks of things--
- Diamonds in this damn liquor.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hey.
- Ooh!
This is what I want to see!
- Y'all look so good.
Bobby, I got my mask.
- Yes, you look amazing!
I love that mask.
- Did you hear about what happened with her and Zoey?
- Her and Zoey?
No.
- Zoey had a big nice event.
I came in peace and then it went left.
- Every time I see you, you're so mad
and you going off on people.
- And every time I see you, you on tea pages getting spoiled
by your baby daddy [bleep].
So what are we talking about?
- You fat as [bleep].
I feel like when I had a talk with Zoey, I came in humbly.
And I feel like everything just spiraled out of control.
I do regret some of the comments
I made towards Zoey because I said it in anger.
But she pissed me off.
And when you go low, I'ma go to [bleep] hell.
- It went left, baby.
And I hope nothing don't happen tonight.
- Hold on, I gotta give you some more tea.
Guess who I see here. - Who?
- OK, I invited you and not for you to bring
your troublesome sister.
- Oh, god. They're here?
- Yes.
- Going forward, I do not want to be involved in any
of this mess, none of it.
If anyone has an issue with someone
I do not care about, please, keep them away from me, OK?
Thank you.
- Let them stay over there, and we're going to stay here.
And we're gonna be at peace. It's your birthday.
- Of course we are.
I need another shot.
OK.
[applause]
Thank you to everyone for coming out.
- Hawt Topic thinks she can come for me
and get away with it, but it's payback time.
She's out here claiming she's an image consultant,
but I'm about to show everyone who she really is.
- I turned 33 this year.
[all cheering]
So I just want to say I'm proud of myself.
And I'm just here to tell all y'all, anything is possible.
- Happy birthday.
- Gaelle, what you pulling up?
Oh, wait.
What the [bleep] is this?
[tense music]
- Oh, my god!
- Oh, that's you?
- That's some bull[bleep].
- I'm not a scammer, baby.
I'm not a scammer.
- I'm not sure where they're getting
these allegations from.
But these flyers and these T-shirts
are trifling as [bleep].
We all have a past.
But Hawt Topic has changed her life around.
And I think it's really awful that they would
throw it back in her face.
I don't play that [bleep].
- Y'all hos always trying to pull up fake receipts.
And guess what, they mother[bleep] [indistinct].
Look at you.
I can buy your [bleep] life.
- Suck my balls, bitch.
[all gasp]
- Let me see. Let me get this ho right now.
Get this--
- No, don't hold her, don't hold her.
Don't hold her, don't hold her, don't hold her.
No, you don't. Don't hold her.
That bitch--
Don't hold her.
No, let me go. Don't hold her.
Let her get them hos.
Don't hold her.
You ain't-- [yells].
That's fake as [bleep].
Don't hold her.
Them hos is throwing drinks.
Let me tell y'all something.
Y'all better get them pussy-ass hos outta here.
Y'all wack-ass hos.
No, don't hold her.
We're gonna take this [bleep] to the streets.
Tell them pussy-ass hos stop playing.
Ain't nobody playing with them!
I ain't with that bull[bleep].
- [chuckles]
- Yes.
- Let me the [bleep] outta here.
I'm finna go [bleep] crazy.
- You [bleep] went too far.
Nobody not [bleep] with them.
Stop giving these hos one minute of fame with me
in the building.
- Bitch, you're gonna throw a drink, bitch?
Oh, hell.
I'll beat them hos' ass.
What a bitch?
Y'all know to let them bitches out
and then y'all want to play these mother[bleep]
crackhead games.
- Because I'm not [bleep] with this bitch.
[bleep] her.
- Y'all let these [bleep] hos slapped on a drink.
We're gonna bring the mother[bleep]
smoke to this whole show.
And I'm talking about real smoke, because this [bleep]
is for real!
- Next time on "Love and Hip Hop Miami"...
- He's just amazing.
He lets me have my way.
I let you have your way too now.
I'ma say that, yeah.
- Oh, god. Here I go.
Jesus Christ.
- Flo and Gaelle, I feel like they take me back to the
old me.
- I guess we gotta beat them at their own game.
- I got some tea on her.
- I don't think you need to go into enemy territory.
I think you should send somebody else.
- I talked to Fabo.
I said I was wondering where you were.
- You going up to him, telling him
what I should have told him. - I'm sorry.
- You say that to him, though.
- I'm not apologizing to him.
I don't owe this man no apology.
- I need your help. - What is it?
- I just want to get rid of Claudia.
- Are you still smashing with him?
- I'm back in the room.
Look at this view.
- I wasn't doing [bleep] with him, Claudia!
- Don't play with me.
- Everybody out!
Everybody out right now!
- Leave the [bleep] house, bitch!
- You're three months behind on your rent.
- Oh, [bleep]!
They're three months behind on rent.
- Need a loan for what?
Do I look like I need a loan?
Don't play with me, Amara.
[tense music]
- ♪♪ MTV ♪♪