- Previously on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"--
- Today, I am on set of a movie!
Acting has always been an aspiration of mine.
- Me personally, I ain't really [bleep] with the music.
Like, this bubble gum [bleep] you talk about now,
ain't nobody gonna buy that [bleep].
- I listened to you for like three years,
and I didn't get nowhere.
Get the [bleep] out, bruh.
I don't care what you have to say.
- Hey, yo, you're talking to the wrong one, baby.
- Marcus Luther King, what the hell are you doing in Miami?
- I'm a life coach. I'm a relationship coach.
I ain't had a drink in three years.
- You making me look like an alcoholic, dude.
- One thing about my man Ray J, that dude
has not changed one bit.
The new improved Marcus, I ain't really into all that.
- What you not finna do is act like you was faithful
to me when you wasn't. - Okay, I wasn't.
I cheated.
- Because of this right here is why I lost my baby.
- I'm back in the room, as you can see right here.
all: Oh!
- Everybody out right now.
Florence El Luche, you three months behind on your rent.
- I'm done with Marlene. - No, you're not.
- I'm [bleep]-- - Had an eviction.
And who gave you the money? Me, right?
I'm so glad I spoke to Hot Topic about this subject, too.
Yeah. - You spoke to Hot Topic?
- Yes, I did.
- You [bleep] up. Get off my property.
- [bleep] you, bitch.
- I've been recording music, and I am doing
a top secret collaboration with somebody.
I am ready to reveal the artist
I have been collaborating with.
[hip-hop music]
- ♪♪ 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 ♪♪
[mellow R&B music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ I've got so much on my mind ♪♪
♪♪ I've been working on myself ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hi.
- Wow.
- I didn't like where Safaree and I left things off
at Super Cindy and Trick's podcast.
Safaree and I may not have worked out
in our relationship, but I'm not gonna lie,
I do miss our friendship.
And I've been working on some music
that I thought Safaree would be great on.
- Good to see you.
- It's good to see you, too.
As much as things were up and down,
I hated the time that we weren't talking.
I hated the energy.
I just hated it all.
And honestly, I don't want to--
I don't wanna completely lose you.
- I don't wanna lose you, either.
And you know what, I feel like that space
made us realize that we do care about each other.
- Right.
- I'm happy Amara reached out because me
and her yelling in the parking lot,
I don't really think that's how things should
be ending with me and her.
Honestly, I definitely still do love Amara.
I'm glad we're able to, like, you know,
put the BS to the side and just let our real feelings show.
Even though we weren't talking, I was still watching.
- Where were you watching from?
- You be posting stories.
I saw something with you with--like,
you had on this, like, lingerie or something.
- I know.
I looked like a little bit like a bimbo.
How you like it, no? - That was--
- Straight hair, boobs out and everything.
- Sexy.
You need to do that more often.
- Music is my space to be free--
- I love it.
- To be sexy, to be how I really feel inside.
- Yes.
- So getting back to the music,
I had a vision for a song for us.
I just want some of that Jamaican vibe
that you're good at.
- You and me, I'm all for it.
- This has to be, like, top secret.
No one can know.
We gotta do a music video and all.
And then-- - Exactly.
- Nobody's gonna be expecting it and then--
- We drop the video, song, everything in the same time.
- Yes.
I was thinking.
Don't be feeling up yourself,
and I'm not trying to gas you up.
But I was thinking what about if I call the song "Safari"?
Because this is what I'm thinking,
look, because I want it to be, like, we're in the safari.
- So safari as in the jungle?
Wow. - Yes.
- Oh, so that means the video is plants, greenery--
- Right. - Water, wild.
Animal prints. - Maybe like animal prints.
- Look how we connected.
- See? Exactly.
- Nothing's changed.
I'm excited.
- Are you?
I'm very excited, too.
- Okay, let me pull it up, baby girl.
- Play the music.
[hip-hop music playing]
Yo, that's fire.
It's been a rough couple of months,
and the drama with Allan has just been draining me.
Spending time with Safaree like this
really makes me miss the good times that we had together.
Yes, we did have some rocky, terrible moments.
But then we also had some good moments, too.
- I just wanna spread love and just
make you feel appreciated.
- And it might be a little toxic.
But you can't take away the fact that Safaree
is really talented.
I'm gonna leave you with the beat.
I want you to, you know what I'm saying,
keep rocking with it.
I'm gonna give you some time to record, maybe
tonight, tomorrow.
Just vibe with it a little bit.
I'm gonna do my own thing.
I'm gonna send you what I got.
You send me what you got.
We'll put it together.
- I'm gonna send you some heat.
I don't feel obligated to say anything to Amara about,
you know, what could potentially
be going on between me and Eliza
because it's still fresh.
Who knows what's gonna happen?
Like, we haven't taken it there yet.
- Let's just try to have better communication and not
let this [bleep] happen again.
I want things to be how they were before, you know?
- Mm.
I missed this afro.
[mellow music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Here, come.
You wanna mix the eggs a little bit?
Here.
Whip, whip, whip like this. Look.
We're adjusting to being in Miami.
We got a lot going on, per usual, with all the kids.
We have our locations.
That's what we call our kids because they're named
after our favorite locations.
We got London, Brooklynn, and Chicago Summer.
At the height of my career, I got pregnant
with my son, London, who had a stroke at birth,
and he's special needs.
But now London's a teenager.
Everything is settled with him.
Had a little talk with him.
He understands that Mommy gonna get her little groove back
a little bit and get back into her music thing.
Were you working out this morning,
or were you out there on the phone?
- A little bit of both.
You know, people be needing to talk to me.
- Well, at least you ain't talking to these hoes no more.
Or are you? Or are you?
- You just let anything--
- At least you're not talking to these hoes
for free anymore.
Got 'em good.
- Nah, I'm--you know, those--
those days are behind us.
- I'm gonna dig at him just a little.
I'm gonna poke.
Just--eh, just a little pinch every now and then
just to give him a little lick off, okay?
Just to, you know, remind him that, you know,
the block is still hot.
- I went to go meet with Safaree and Ray on--on--on--
on South Beach.
It was interesting, right?
When Ray pull up, Ray was--
Ray--Ray was already lit.
He tried order shots for everybody.
I'm like, Ray, I ain't had a drink in three years.
Keep in mind, I ain't seen him since I stopped drinking.
- Yeah, when the last time y'all was together,
y'all was getting lit. - With a drink-drink.
I stopped drinking because when I get--when I start drinking,
I don't care.
- You end up at some girl's house.
Sorry, I didn't mean to be finishing your sentences.
Go ahead. This is your story.
Go ahead. - Are you done?
- Yeah. - So Ray--
Ray lives--
- I love Ray.
- He like, bro, we leaving here.
Come to the yacht.
I'm like, God damn it, Ray.
He is a terrible look for my brand.
- Well, I know Princess would not have been cool with that.
Speaking of, I just went and had a little cute
little lunch with the girls.
Everybody fighting.
There's receipts and laughing emojis
and people saying this and talking about the kids
and the evictions.
And it's a lot.
It's a lot.
Then I meet Eliza.
- Who the hell is Eliza?
- Her and Future have a kid together.
- You know what's crazy?
That's who Safaree was telling me that he
rubbing elbows with now.
- Me and Eliza, we just--
she likes me, but we're friends.
We're just trying to, like, you know, chill.
- I say, this Amara friend?
He said, yeah. - What you talking about?
- That's when I knew.
I said, you know what, Safaree,
you don't even wanna do better.
- Okay, so we got this pajama jammy jams,
and I'm a little concerned now because I invited both of them
at the same time.
They was sitting across from each other.
My delulu self thought it would be a good idea to invite
all the girls to a pajama jam.
Okay, so I'm gonna have a pajama party, you guys.
Come-- - I'm coming.
- To the pajama party.
Child, when I invited Amara and Eliza to this party,
I didn't know they had old nasty guttersnipe secret.
Even though Amara told me she is done with Safaree,
I think she would still wanna know if her homegirl
was kicking it with her ex.
And they acting like they getting along.
And now they rubbing elbows with the same elbow.
You know what? It's none of my business.
Whoever wanna come to the party and have a good time,
then come to the party and have a good time.
- Sound like drama. It's on you.
- Oh.
[hip-hop music]
- ♪♪ Woo ♪♪
- You ready?
- ♪♪ One, two, it's my time ♪♪
- You got it.
- ♪♪ How I live my life and again and again ♪♪
♪♪ Yeah, we living it, motivation ♪♪
♪♪ Don't stop, and we giving it ♪♪
♪♪ Speed, action ♪♪
♪♪ Feel the heat ♪♪
♪♪ You gotta bring that passion ♪♪
- I am close to finishing up my album.
I have a music video coming up, and I'm
going to have to do a lot of performances and promos.
I need to get into shape.
Girl, I'm tired.
- You sound out of breath.
- We ain't work out in a long time.
- A long time.
How long we ain't work out? Like--
- Yes.
No, but I'm trying to work out because, like,
I be getting tired when I'm doing my songs and stuff.
Like, two, three songs in, I'm like--
like, gasping and stuff.
So I wanna work on that.
As me being, like, a plus-sized girl, like,
I do wanna get healthy, but it's just
the comments from everywhere.
Like, it's just overwhelming.
Like, they be beating me down with that [bleep],
even with, like, the situation with Hot Topic
when she came to the event.
- You need gastro bypass.
You fat as [bleep].
- That [bleep] hurt.
- I tried so hard to pull myself out of depression.
Being around such negative people,
it's just like, are y'all trying to make me depressed?
Like, y'all trying to make me feel bad.
Y'all trying to make me feel some type of way.
It's like, I don't wanna keep getting in my feelings
about the situation.
But they don't understand what it took
for me to even feel like this about myself,
like, feel beautiful, feel good.
And it's like, every time I have a conversation
with these people, somebody's always trying to, like,
tear me down.
It's like, Bigg D, he feel like my songs are trash.
- Me personally, I ain't really [bleep] with the music.
It just felt like you was trying to get on some--
some Lizzo type of [bleep].
- Prove them wrong.
Like, you are Zoey Brinxx.
You got this.
You good?
- The body shaming stuff is one thing,
but those people don't know me.
Bigg D comments about my music cut deeper because I used
to think of him as a mentor.
So when he came for me, it felt like he was attacking
me on a personal level.
We got a history, for real.
Like, this man believed in me when I was coming up.
So it's like, I have this, like, uncle-niece dynamic
with him because he cared about me so much
and was helping me out, so-- - That's true.
- I kind of wanna mend things out with him as much as I can.
Get the [bleep] out, bruh. You need to bang it.
I don't care what you have to say.
- When them royalty checks come in the mailbox,
I'll think of you. - Ooh, congratulations.
Dumb-ass bitch.
Despite the disrespect at my listening party,
I do value Bigg D's opinion.
He's also a big deal in the industry,
and I don't wanna make a enemy.
At first, it was gonna be the soft girl era.
And now that I've taken Bigg D advice
as far as, like, versatility, I'm adding, like, you know,
that more street side on the track.
Even though his delivery was a little bit harsh,
his feedback got me back to the drawing board.
And I'm going to try again with him,
and I'm gonna invite him to my music video shoot
because we need to talk.
- I think you should.
- I don't wanna have beef, period.
I wanna build relationships and not burn bridges.
So I'm just gonna give it to bitches raw,
and I'm gonna look the [bleep] good, period.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"--
- Hello.
- I was trying to take what you said under consideration,
but I wanna talk about the last time we seen each other.
- All right, let's talk.
- You have a lot going on.
I think you should see Manbo Pa Pe Chay.
- What is that?
- My spiritual mother.
- [chanting in native language]
- ♪♪ My hair, slay ♪♪
♪♪ My nails, slay ♪♪
♪♪ My dog, slay ♪♪
♪♪ My best friends are slay ♪♪
- Bobby.
- Hey.
How's it looking?
- Beautiful.
I love it.
- Where's the rest of the gang? - Everyone's here.
Everyone's on the red carpet. - Red carpet.
- I'm about to go take a group picture with everyone.
- Well, here, I'm gonna go with you.
- Okay, come on. Let's go.
I'm so excited.
Tonight is the premiere for my new movie, "Secret Society 3."
This is one of many films I've acted in,
but I'm super excited to be sharing the screen
with the legendary, the one and only,
the iconic Vivica A. Fox.
Yes!
"Secret Society 3" is about trans women, their lifestyle,
and the things that they are faced with.
And I relate to it 100% because I am a member
of the LGBTQIA+ community.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hello.
- Wow.
If you don't already know her, this is Estelita,
the Panamanian goddess.
- Stevie has a new artist.
- You are?
- Estelita. - Estelita.
- This man is going to try you.
- Well, bitch, I don't like you.
- I went through so much growing up.
And I'm a victim? Absolutely not.
I'm a survivor.
- She recently moved to Miami, and she did reach out to me.
So I'm gonna show her around Miami.
- I used to live in Miami before I went back to LA.
- Okay.
- And then I just came back to handle some few things.
My sugar daddy passed away.
- Oh, no. - I know.
16 years, honey. - For real?
- 16 years.
Met him back in the day when I used to dance here in Miami.
- Wow. - And that's when I met him.
He was taking care of me for so long.
You know, I've been dealing with a lot of legal stuff.
- With the children?
- No, he never had no children, honey.
I make sure I get the ones with no kids.
And he definitely made sure that I was
secure when he passed away.
I have come a long way.
I was born and raised in Panama.
I moved to the US when I was 15 years old.
Started dancing at a very young age.
I went from dancing six days a week just to pay the bills,
and now I'm investing in properties.
I'm running my business and living my best life.
- Have you talked to Amara?
- Amara kind of ghost on me. - Oh, my God.
- I met Amara in Jamaica at the family reunion,
and we really hit it off right away.
- We are in Jamaica!
Let's turn up!
- Hey, how are you guys?
- When I told Amara I was moving back to Miami,
she went ghost on me.
And I didn't know why-- - Really?
- Until yesterday, it came to my attention that Shay was
going behind my back talking [bleep] to Amara about me
because she was jealous of how close
Amara and I were becoming.
And clearly, it worked because Amara cut me off.
- I do know Amara, and that is my girl.
And I've seen everything she's gone through.
She just gave birth to her beautiful twins.
She's doing it all on her own.
I mean, she was just dealing with Safaree.
She kicked his ass to the curb.
- [bleep] Safaree.
- I told her, don't go down that path with Safaree.
And did she listen? No.
- I had Safaree way before everybody.
I [bleep] Safaree years ago.
- You had him first. - I had him first.
I don't trust Safaree for [bleep].
If Amara had stayed friends with me,
I would have warned her about Safaree,
and I would have let her know not to take him serious
and to keep her eyes open.
Bobby, out of everybody, Amara was
the only person that I really clicked with in Jamaica.
At this point, I really wanna have a conversation
with Amara, and I really want us
to talk it out as grown women.
- Well, I'll tell you this.
I am in my peacemaking era.
I think that you should definitely talk to Amara.
And I have the perfect place.
Have you met Brooke? - No, I haven't.
- Oh, well, then you're gonna meet her also.
- Oh, perfect.
- So yeah, Brooke moved here also from LA.
- Okay.
- She invited me and some of the girls
to a slumber party at her house.
Amara is gonna be there.
So let's see how this goes.
- We're gonna have a conversation.
We might get loud.
- As long as you are gonna stay on the same page, I'm sure
she can keep it classy, too.
[mellow music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Fabo is in Milwaukee right now,
but I'm still trying to process not being pregnant.
I feel I need to more so take care of me,
and that means self-care and pampering.
Hey.
What's good, y'all?
- Nice seeing you.
- Laying your sister here out?
- Uh-huh. - Hey, Gaelle.
- Hey, what's up? - I'm good.
- You having an appointment, right?
- Yeah, with Cynthia, but--
- She's almost done.
Just give her a minute.
I haven't seen Shay since Eliza's birthday party,
but I heard about their fallout.
I can relate.
I've pushed away a lot of people from my life, too.
- So what's the tea, ladies?
I haven't been around.
- Amara thought she could come to my relaunch
to check me because I said I felt
like she was kind of fake.
- She do be fake and funky. - Exactly.
So I told her like it was, and she came with Bobby
because Bobby wanted an apology because Gaelle
[bleep] his party up.
- What you do? - She went in on Hot Topic.
- Ooh.
- You know she's, like, the purse holder for Trina.
- What's the problem with Hot Topic, though?
- At the relaunch party, Hot Topic
sent her cousin to bring us a fake eviction notice.
- What? - Yes.
- For here? - For here.
- Girl, you three months behind on your rent.
I need everybody out right now.
- And come to find out Claudia been talking to Hot Topic.
- You lying.
- Yes.
- How you know she been talking to Hot Topic?
- She told me straight up.
- I spoke to Hot Topic.
- I gave this girl 10 bands.
- You lying.
- Did she apologize? - No.
- You haven't talked to her? - I haven't talked to her.
Yes, I slept with Marlon, but I felt terrible about it.
I did not deserve that level of betrayal from Claudia.
- I don't play like that.
I'm gonna check her.
She always play with people, but I don't play with people.
I'm gonna check that bitch.
I know Claudia for years.
I never trusted Claudia.
I tolerated her because of Flo, but now I'm not holding back.
- There's no way I'm gonna go back to that.
So I'm just happy. I'm single.
- I'm single, too.
- For real?
What happened with you and Fabo?
- Okay, first of all, I was pregnant
again for the second time.
And I lost my baby at three months.
I was so stressed out, and I was going through
so much [bleep] with this man.
And if I don't wanna deal with your disrespect
towards my mother, the unloyal ways, you gotta go.
We gotta separate. - Facts.
- So until you have a understanding on respecting
my family just like we respect you,
you can't be a part of this over here.
I really want Fabo in my life because I love him.
But at the end of the day, the loyalty,
the disrespect, the trust--
to me, it's just not there.
There's just a lot with this man
that would have to change in order for us
to have a relationship.
- I heard a lot of [bleep] about you and Fabo.
And where is he now?
- He's back where I sent his ass to, back to Milwaukee.
He's in Milwaukee.
- So what he's doing over there?
- Trying to get back here.
- So why you don't choose another man?
- I don't want another man. I don't want no man right now.
I love Fabo, but right now I need my space.
- Because you know Fabo got another girl.
- You talking about him so much like you
wanna be that other girl.
- I think Fabo is hot, but he'll never be faithful.
- I really feel like right now you
need some spiritual cleansing.
- What you mean?
- It seems like you have a lot going on.
I think you should see Manbo Pa Pe Chay.
- What is that?
- My spiritual mother.
- Why she saying put a curse?
- That bitch put a [bleep] curse on me.
- I would love to fix your sister.
- Yeah. - Leave her to me.
- She did not put a curse on Gaelle.
Gaelle just don't believe in karma.
- So she gonna do voodoo to keep Fabo?
- Certain people do go see the manbo to keep a man,
but you don't have to do that.
You could go there for your own spiritual cleansing.
- I ain't gonna lie, I heard, like, they
be cutting chickens heads.
- No.
- You know what I'm talking about?
That's what I heard.
Growing up in a Baptist church, I mean,
I went to church on Monday, Wednesdays,
Fridays, and Sundays.
A manbo was not a part of our religion at all.
So this is very new to me.
- Do you believe in spirits?
- I believe in God.
- Okay, but you do know that there's the spirits, too?
The spirits, you could talk to them.
It would be more like a blessing for love and romance.
- Okay.
- That [bleep] is voodoo, so you still could
fix Fabo if you want to.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"--
- How the [bleep] you gonna go and talk to Hot Topic?
- Why you lying?
Yeah, and you want this trash.
You know you want me.
- You're not gonna talk to me like that.
- This is a waste of my time if we gonna have
this kind of conversation.
- Fix your [bleep] attitude.
- ♪♪ She a boss bitch, and I'm a boss bitch, too ♪♪
♪♪ Sipping on some wine, this some rich bitch ♪♪
♪♪ I can [...] with groupies ♪♪
♪♪ I can [...] with fiends ♪♪
♪♪ I can [...] your bitch 'cause I'm on a magazine ♪♪
♪♪ XXL, but I'm a OG ♪♪
♪♪ Smoking OG ♪♪
♪♪ And I'm bopping to this beat ♪♪
♪♪ Look, look, look ♪♪
♪♪ It's a [...] right foot, left foot, right foot ♪♪
♪♪ I can't stand a bitter bitch ♪♪
♪♪ Ain't my fault I look good like this ♪♪
- I love the energy.
- Today we're shooting a music video for my song, "Look."
This track was supposed to be with Sukihana,
but she stood me up at my video shoot.
This bitch over here clout chasing
with some hoes in Atlanta.
If I was anybody else, she would have made sure
she brought her ass here.
[bleep] that ho.
So I decided to pull her off the track completely.
Since taking Suki off the song,
I reworked "Look" to a diss track to come for everybody who
has something to say about me.
It's a wrap.
- Let's go.
- Hey, Zoey, what's up?
How you doing? - Hey, what's up?
I'll be right back, guys.
- All right, for sure.
- I invited Bigg D to my video shoot because I wanted him
to know that I took his advice, and I added some
street tracks to my album.
As much as he pissed me off, he is a experienced producer,
and I value his opinion.
- Hey, Zoey.
How you doing, Zoey?
- I'm okay.
- You look good. - Thank you.
- Enjoyed the video.
It was dope.
- Oh, you got something nice to say?
Wow.
I was trying to take what you said under consideration,
but I wanna talk about the last time we seen each other.
- All right, let's talk.
- I felt some type of way because I've been working
with you for like two years, and you
used to call me every day
and we used to work together closely.
I just feel like you was not coming from a good place
when you said what you said because, like, the songs were
about me feeling liberated and expressing
that with my new relationship.
And you was just like, oh, that's trash.
And I feel like that was unfair.
- I just didn't like the track itself.
It ain't hard, like that sound you had back then.
That's what we were speaking on.
But then you just kind of flipped.
Like, this bubblegum [bleep] you talk about now,
don't nobody--ain't nobody gonna buy that [bleep].
- Get the [bleep] out, bruh. You need to bang it.
I don't care what you have to say.
It's about the approach.
I felt disrespected.
And I'm not, like, that little girl no more.
You're not gonna talk to me any type of way.
- You took that as disrespect.
At the end of the day, you want a hit record.
Do you want a plaque on your wall, or you don't?
- Yeah, I'm gonna get it.
By the grace of God, I'm going to get plaques.
- The way you get it, you learn and listen.
If you invite me and you want my honest opinion,
be able to take my honest opinion.
- It's how you say it.
You say, I'm trying to be like this or my music trash.
You know that my [bleep] is not trash.
Nothing that I said-- - That was trash.
- You be sitting in the studio with people that be promoting
and selling they [bleep] all the time, and you
don't say nothing to them.
But me, when I'm expressing myself
with different expressions and talking about different stuff,
you wanna come for me.
If you're a artist and you're talking
about selling your [bleep] and you're skinny,
Bigg D will not critique you.
But when my songs talk about love,
relationships, and feeling beautiful,
he has something to say.
It's like Bigg D only wants to hear sex
and love songs from skinny bitches.
- I don't wanna keep having a conversation about the way
I talk or the way I speak.
- You're trying to justify the way that you talk to people.
You're not gonna talk to me like that.
Learn how to talk to people.
That's what it is.
- This is a waste of my time if we gonna have
this kind of conversation.
- Fix your [bleep] attitude.
I thought I could move past this situation with Bigg D,
but his attitude and his arrogance
just rubs me the wrong way.
He is not a wise OG in the music business.
He's just a dick.
[dramatic music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Obviously, I never approved Claudia.
I have known Claudia for years.
I warned Flo that Claudia was a clout chaser
and can't be trusted.
I'm gonna check that bitch because no one [bleep]
with my sister.
♪♪ ♪♪
Claudia, I'm here to talk to you.
- What's up?
- How the [bleep] you gonna go and talk to Hot Topic
and tell her all her business?
I don't get you at all. What kind of person are you?
- Let me tell you.
Your sister's been playing games.
- So what's the game? - All right?
So I'm not trying to play games.
All right? - Telling all her business.
- What business?
The business that she just almost lost?
- Yeah, but-- - That almost got evicted?
- What gotta do with you and Hot Topic?
- Florence was trying to use me to get
to Marlon, which she did.
And the whole time, she was [bleep] her husband,
but nobody say the wrong that she do, right?
Y'all wanna stand strong on top of the [bleep] that she does.
The whole time, she's [bleep] her husband,
and I don't [bleep] know, and y'all all
laughing in my [bleep] face?
- But did I told you that?
Listen.
- And she was using you?
- She was using me, and she did, but I'm not a puppet.
And she's not using me anymore.
- What kind of person are you? - What kind of person are you?
Out of everybody, you shouldn't be talking.
You're the worst of the worst.
You're the same person that slept with her husband.
Like, girl, come on now. Bye.
- You [bleep] clout chaser.
- No, I'm not a clout chaser.
You're the clout chaser. Don't lie.
- You are trash. - Why you lying?
No, you're a piece of trash.
Yeah, you want this trash.
That's why you are here, bitch. You want this trash.
Don't [bleep] play with me.
You know you want this.
Back in the days, Gaelle was all over me.
She was texting me, trying to get with me at parties.
Me and Gaelle have hooked up before.
It was a one-night stand.
You know you want this, Gaelle.
Gaelle, you know you're [bleep] fake.
You know you want this. - Stay away from me.
- Stay away from you?
You know you want me.
You wanna hear my song?
It's hot.
- No, you crazy.
- Yeah, I'm always crazy.
When I tell the truth--
when I tell the truth, Claudia crazy.
- I'm leaving 'cause I don't wanna talk to you no more.
Your [bleep] song.
You just wanna be like Flo.
[hip-hop music playing]
- ♪♪ Yeah, yeah ♪♪
- Come sit.
Let me dance for you.
- ♪♪ We sit close ♪♪
You feeling it, right?
♪♪ I'm the baddest boss bitch ♪♪
I'm a hot bitch. I love to [bleep].
- You gonna let me see?
- You so [bleep] bad, girl.
- You sneaky.
You [bleep] sneaky.
- That's what you want?
- Whatever I want, Gaelle, I get it.
- No, you can't get me.
- I had you already.
- No. - I'm gonna have you again.
No, no, I had you.
- You can't get me like that.
No.
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"--
- Shay, I'm a manbo.
You come to me for help.
So what do you want?
[soft spiritual music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Gonna see a manbo is definitely out of my character
and out of my culture.
At the end of the day, I was raised in a Baptist church.
I was saved, baptized, and filled with the Holy Ghost
and all that.
So I'm a little scared on what I'm about to walk into.
But at the end of the day, I'm willing to give
this situation a try.
- Relax, Shay.
- Hello.
- Welcome.
- Thank you.
- Come in, my darling.
- The manbo has helped me in the past when
I was feeling like nothing was going my way,
and I know she can help Shay.
- So, Shay, how are you doing?
- I've never been to anything like this.
- Are you scared?
- You know, people said things about voodoo.
- I invite only good energy spirit here.
I work with the four elements-- fire, water, wind, the Earth.
Everything will be fine.
- Okay.
- Why do you come to me?
- I want spiritual guidance when
it come to my relationship.
- Shay, I'm a manbo.
You come to me for help.
- Okay.
- So what do you want?
- I wanna remove anything negative.
- Okay, if you have negativity around you,
how can you receive good things?
You need a spiritual cleanser.
It clears everything that's wrong.
- Okay.
- After the loss of her baby and Fabo's cheating,
I think she needs a spiritual cleansing.
I hope Shay gets the peace she needs from the ceremony.
- Pick one.
Great, honey.
Put this down.
Sit on the floor.
Go ahead, talk in your heart.
Everything wax and fall right here.
You ask your ancestor to remove all negativity
away from your path, okay?
Clear your path.
Okay?
[rattling]
[chanting in native language]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Coming up on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"--
- I just did a song with Safaree.
- You look like an idiot.
- A bitch gotta get to the bag.
- You're an idiot because Safaree [bleep] Eliza.
- You're [bleep] Safaree?
- You a stupid-ass bitch.
[soft hip-hop music]
- I feel good. You feel good?
You going into the lion's den now.
- Was this a mistake?
- ♪♪ Yeah, I said what I said ♪♪
- Cheers, [bleep]!
- Amara, come on.
- ♪♪ I don't care, I paint the town red ♪♪
- Thank you for coming.
- What's up, Shay?
How are you?
- Anybody want a shot?
- Hey, [bleep]!
- I didn't know this was sexy.
- So tonight is the night we get pajama fly
and we party a little bit
and we get to know each other.
Girl, you look so good.
- So do you.
- Welcome to Miami.
- Thank you.
This is what I'm talking about.
I would think that no one wants to fight
when they're in their pajamas.
They'll be on good behavior.
No mess, no elbows, none of that tonight.
- Come on, let's do the shots.
- Woo!
- Yeah, shot, shot, shot!
- I'm still feeling a little weird
about keeping my relationship with Safaree
a secret from Amara because everyone else knows.
I'm really conflicted about what to do.
- Wanna see me wag my little tail?
Hey! Ladies!
- Bobby! [all cheering]
- Hi. Bobby invited you?
- Yeah. - You're beautiful.
- Thank you. - Thank you for coming.
- What the hell?
I heard Estelita was coming back to Miami,
but I didn't think she would be here tonight.
We met at the family reunion in Jamaica, and we were friends.
Everything was good till Shay said
that Estelita was talking [bleep] about me
for no reason.
So I stopped talking to her.
- Okay, so, ladies, yes, we're gonna play a game.
It's an anonymous question to help us
get to know each other better.
- Yes.
I love a good messy game.
- And we gonna answer the questions because we
ain't never scurred.
- Okay, guys, first question.
- Make it--
- Oh, this is shady.
"Who at the party do you think cries the most?"
- Princess.
- I cry a lot.
I cry when I fight. I cry when I'm sad.
- I cry when I'm getting [bleep].
- "Who at the party has STDs?"
- Eliza. - Eliza.
- Man, [bleep] all y'all.
- "Who at the party don't like each other?"
- It's not that I don't like Amara.
She doesn't like me.
- Who at the party don't like each other?
Everybody can love, right?
- So everybody at the party like each other?
- I'm gonna get a drink.
- Next question.
- You wanna sit down over here?
- Yeah.
- So, look, I got big plans for us, dawg.
Oh, my God.
So me and Safaree, we got a dildo line coming out
and a vibrator line coming out.
I'm gonna do the vibrator line, too, right.
- Safaree is selling dildos?
- Bro, you ain't seen the size of them [bleep]?
[tense music]
- What are you doing here?
- All right, well, I did wanna bring you two together
because she was kind of filling me in on,
you know, you choose drama.
What is the issue? Where did it start?
- Yes, Estelita, where did it start?
Go ahead.
- Shay calling me, talking behind her back.
And I'm looking at her like, damn.
- Yeah, because I was so stupid to think
that they were actually trying to be my friend.
Meanwhile, you know you did me dirty.
- No, I did not.
- I have never disrespected you.
You tried to become friends with Shay.
Where the [bleep] she's at?
You called me and tell me, oh, they're
talking [bleep] about you.
Don't trust these bitches.
- How can I be like, oh, listen?
At that point, you cut me off.
She didn't wanna talk to me no more.
I said, you know what, okay, cool.
So I'm gonna step back.
- What about Safaree?
What's up with you and Safaree?
- I [bleep] Safaree over 10 years ago,
and it's not a secret. Everybody knows that.
When I [bleep] Safaree, that was before everybody.
I never went back.
- I mean, at the end of the day, I respect the fact
that we're having this conversation.
Obviously, you know, one conversation is not gonna make
things completely squashed.
- At least we got it out the way.
Because at the end of the day, I have respect for you.
Shay was trying to do some shady [bleep]
that I was not okay with.
And that's why I don't really [bleep] with her.
And I want you to know that no matter how we move forward,
I'm gonna show you that I'm a real bitch.
- These days, it's hard to believe when a bitch says
she's gonna be a real bitch because all
the bitches out here is fake, phony, and is all trash.
However, I really hope that she means it this time.
- Remember--remember back in the day?
Like, I gave the girl champagne.
Flavor Flav gave the girls clocks.
- Right.
- Safaree is giving the girls [bleep].
I'm cutting you in all the way on this deal, dawg.
Whatever you wanna sell, like,
if you wanna sell, I don't know, nipple clamps,
them is good.
- Is that even healthy to-- like, to clamp nipples?
- These--like, it's not--it's not
nipple clamps like the clamps you use
to start a car, [bleep]. - You checked them out before?
- Of course, I've checked them out.
- Yeah, right.
What?
- I just want you to be careful,
and I want you to know, I'm gonna have your back,
and I'm gonna show you that.
- What's happening?
- Drama.
I ain't gonna lie, this whole party,
I've been trying to actually stay away from Amara
because there's just some tea that's
just boiling hot on my pot.
And I'm like, ugh.
Yeah, it's some piping tea.
- Okay, I hope it's not a little tidbit of something
that I heard.
- What did you hear?
- Two ladies in there that have something in common?
- Yes.
- Eliza and Amara?
- Yes!
Yes.
- They got something in common.
- What?
- In common.
- But there's only one of the two ladies
that know they have something in common.
And I feel a little bad because the one that doesn't know
is kind of, like, my friend-friend, Amara.
- We gonna talk about this, though.
- We got to.
- Amara, girl, play your new song.
♪♪ ♪♪
- I am doing, you know, a kind of a top secret collaboration
with somebody.
- All right, all right, guys, so I didn't wanna,
like, officially announce it.
I know Safaree is gonna hate me for it.
I just did a song with Safaree, and the song is fire.
- Are you serious right now?
- A bitch gotta get to the bag.
[bleep] the drama.
[bleep] everything that happened in the past.
Let me play it.
- You look like an idiot.
- What?
- You're in la-la land. - Why?
- You're in la-la land.
- Wait, I didn't say I was back with Safaree.
I said, we did music together.
- Wow. So now, after all of this--
crying, "being heard," now you have a song
coming out with Safaree?
Girl, when are you gonna learn?
- He's talented.
- Don't come back crying on my shoulder.
- We were dating. It didn't work out.
But just because you break up with someone,
it doesn't mean we can't be friends.
- So wait, so you guys were dating?
- Hold up. Wait a minute.
- You're an idiot because Safaree is [bleep] Eliza.
- Ooh! - Bobby.
- You're [bleep] Safaree?
- Hold up. Wait a minute.
- You're an idiot because Safaree is [bleep] Eliza.
- Ooh! - Bobby.
- You're [bleep] Safaree?
- Messy, messy, messy.
You told me what you told me. - Bobby.
- You gotta tell her the truth.
Stop. - No, but--
- She's a fool.
Look at her, a deer caught in headlights.
You keep being friends with him and look.
- You need to shut your ass up, [bleep].
Anyway. - Can you shut up?
- Bobby, this messy-ass [bleep].
Learn how to shut the [bleep] up.
- You told me you and Safaree relationship was fake.
- Hold on, hold on. I never said--
- Wait, wait.
- Don't be getting scandalous with me, [bleep].
You're the one that's betraying me as a friend.
- Tell her, tell her. He's a dog.
- I'm so sick of you [bleep].
- Get your ass the [bleep] out of here.
- Why would y'all throw drinks in my house?
- That [bleep] just spilled [bleep] Red Bull all over me.
- You told me your relationship wasn't serious.
And when you was acting funny with me or whatever,
he came on to me.
- Wait a second, Eliza.
So all this time, you were giving me heat about me not
being a good friend, and you've been going out
with Safaree and [bleep] him?
- How was I supposed to tell you?
You wasn't talking to me. You was acting funny.
- Don't throw a drink on me no more.
- I know that's [bleep] right.
- My [bleep] hair, you [bleep].
- That's what the [bleep] you get.
- You know to walk the [bleep] off, pussy-ass ho.
- You're dead-ass wrong.
- You a stupid-ass-- - Ah!
This is like my shield. I'm like Captain America.
- Wait, wait, I need to get some napkins.
- I'm sorry, Brooke.
I'm sorry.
- Everybody gotta go.
Please, everybody get out of my house.
- I'm sick of this [bleep].
- A [bleep] play with me, listen,
they're gonna [bleep] find out.
- Y'all don't gotta go home, but y'all gotta get
the hell up out of here.
- Next time on "Love & Hip Hop: Miami"--
- When it comes to this concert,
I just don't have time for the nonsense.
- I don't give not one flying [bleep] about
nobody and they feelings.
- Your sister knew her baby daddy
situation back in Milwaukee.
She acting like she didn't know nothing about the fiancée.
- You know, I've been hearing stuff about her and Fabo.
I'm gonna be straight up with you,
I gotta ask her when she get here.
- Oh, here she comes.
- Safaree hit you up first?
- Of course.
He said him and Amara have not been speaking.
- What is going on?
- Did you not tell me that you and Amara
had absolutely nothing going on?
- Can Amara hear me?
- She can hear you perfectly fine.
- I don't remember telling you that.
- Oh, but--
- I'm telling you, Safaree, karma is a bitch.
- Come on, Amara, you're tripping.
- Did you-- - I'm sorry.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
That was an accident.
- When you gonna cut the crap, bro?
I feel like you're numb.
- I'm fighting for my [bleep] life, man.
These girls, they just keep talking about me,
and it's not a game.
This is my life!
- ♪♪ MTV ♪♪