- Previously on "Love & Hip Hop Miami."
- We're so, so far away from home.
My mom started having some chest pains.
Her heart is not responding correctly.
She needs to see a cardiologist when she gets
back home to Miami, which I pray that she's
able to get to Miami.
- Father God, we ask you to make this performance
change the world.
In Jesus' name we pray. Amen.
- Amen. - [bleep].
[bleep]
- Bro, what the [bleep] is you crying for?
- I be putting up with this [bleep].
Y'all know what the [bleep] is going on.
- Putting up with what? - What the [bleep] is going on?
- We can't go on stage without one of the dancers.
- I was not happy because of what happened behind stage,
and it showed in my performance.
- Make some noise for Miss Shay Johnson!
- I am pregnant.
[people cheering]
- I've been keeping this a secret.
Y'all mad? - Yeah.
- Why did you hide it?
- I think there's unresolved issues in this family.
- I just want to know who is this guy.
[dramatic music]
- There's a lot of [bleep] that's going
on between me and Marlon. - What [bleep]?
- We had an affair. - Where's the proof?
- Don't act funny, Marlon. - Where's the proof?
- Oh, this is him.
- ♪ Bienvenido, Miami, baby ♪
[singing in Spanish]
[hip hop music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ Realize ♪ - ♪ Come and get it ♪
- Oh, this is him. - That's not me.
- That's you!
That's Gaelle's restaurant!
She said that.
She said you went to her restaurant.
- This is the back. - It's not the restaurant.
- Yes, that's her restaurant!
- Ah, [bleep]. You happy now?
- Yes, that is you. Always [bleep] lying!
Marlon always lying! - Hey.
Can I--
- The same [bleep] happened for Debbie,
and I stood next to you!
- Ah. - And I defended you, Marlon!
I defended this guy! - Can I speak now?
- Yeah, you need to tell her!
You need to tell her the truth, Marlon.
Yes, you got to tell her the truth.
- I want to smack the look off Marlon's face.
He's really trying to say that he wasn't at Gaelle's
when I saw him with my own eyes?
He's lying right to my face.
- You and Marlon, both of y'all [bleep] up.
Both of y'all can get the [bleep]
out of here because you guys just ruined her night.
- This is my blood sister!
I need to move forward with her!
- When you slept with her husband, did you move forward?
- Yes. No.
- You move forward-- - It doesn't matter.
Everybody make a mistake.
- Always cross the line, Gaelle.
- Yeah. Yeah!
So what? - God [bleep], Gaelle.
When you going to stop being a ho?
- [bleep] you. - Gaelle.
- I'm done.
- Let's just have a timeout right now.
Let's just step to the side.
Come on. Let's take a breather.
[soft dramatic music]
- Flo, I'll be in touch with you.
I'm so sorry. I hope everything works out.
We'll talk later.
- I can't believe this is happening to me.
My husband, my sister--
this is disgusting.
♪ ♪
- Baby, the video that Gaelle just showed you,
I was not at her restaurant.
First of all, that's the parking lot which shares
the same plaza as my barber.
♪ ♪
- What were you doing with Gaelle?
- I went to go get a haircut.
She was in the parking lot, and I spoke to her.
She made a whole story out of me being in the parking lot.
- So you mean to tell me that...
- It so happened... - Gaelle is lying?
- She has no proof. - You never kissed Gaelle?
- She has no proof.
- You said the same thing the last time.
- You know Marlon [bleep] my girlfriend?
- You have no proof.
- He started [bleep] on the table.
- The last time is not today, baby.
- I think I'm done with you. - I'm the victim.
I should be the one that's hurt, crying.
- Crying about what?
- For such a big accusation like that.
I shouldn't be taking that lightly.
You hit me in the face, all of that.
- I don't even know what to say.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- I want some chicken wings.
I want them fried wet, super wet, super [bleep] wet.
I don't do OnlyFans no more because I ain't got to,
but every now and again, I like to give my fans
something nasty,
and what they want is a mukbang.
Oh, a mukbang is
when you sit down, and you eat, and you crunch,
and you slurp, and people just like to watch you do it.
See how that's dripping?
Yes!
♪ ♪
I'm getting full, but this food is very good,
but I can't eat but too much
'cause I got a little, tiny stomach, you know,
small waist, thick ass with a deep throat.
If you got any questions, anything you want
to talk about, make sure you DM me,
and I'll make sure I talk about it on my episode
of "Sukihana's Mukbang," period.
- Yeah. Boop.
- Oh, hell.
- Did you tell Sapphire about how Jacksonville went?
- That's what I've been waiting to hear about.
- One of my dancers decided
that she didn't want to perform no more.
Know what the [bleep] going on. - Putting up with what?
- Come on! Don't [bleep] do me like that!
- What is going on?
- I asked her "What is she talking about?"
- So she just left? - I'm going to go handle it.
- Y'all, you just give your friends too much power, yo.
- Too much power.
- As soon as I say something to them,
then you go back behind me
and be like, "Oh, that's my friend."
I don't give a damn about no friend.
- So Lex, the dancer who [bleep] up the rehearsal,
is my friend.
She was in the hallway causing a catastrophe
because Kelly didn't pay her.
- OK, that was so crazy.
- Kelly need to stop blaming them for everything
and manage this [bleep].
He needs to manage these situations
so I can sit here and focus on elevating my brand.
- We need to get rid of, you know, the bad stems.
- So you felt like they made me look bad.
- Of course.
Our goal is to continue to go up in everything we do.
We done did the whole ghetto fabulous [bleep]
and had the ghetto dancers.
It's time to take this [bleep] to another level.
You know what I'm saying? So--
- The ghetto fabulous got us to where we is now
for you to try to talk down.
I understand him wanting to elevate the brand.
That's what I want to do too.
But you're not going to sit there and talk down
on how I came up.
I'm authentic, and I'm not going to cut off
who I really am to please who you is.
- Hold on. I found someone to help us out.
Richy is a big choreographer for Lady Gaga.
- Oh, [bleep].
- And he did a lot of [bleep] for a lot of--
- I like Lady Gaga.
- If Suki want to elevate her performance,
she have to work with better people,
and I found the best of the best, Richy Jackson.
Richy Jackson is an accomplished choreographer
and creative director that elevates performers.
- So you went and found somebody
that's worked with Lady Gaga. - Yes.
I told him I work with you
and we're looking for some choreography,
some next-level [bleep].
And then he's like, "Really? I can bring all of that."
I've been watching Sukihana for a long time.
- For real?
I'm so excited to work with Richy Jackson.
I just hope that he did his research on me
because I'm not Lady Gaga.
I'm Sukihana, Suki with the good coochie.
You got to come with that flavor
with me, for real, for real.
- He's coming all the way from Hollywood.
- Hollywood, California, or Hollywood, Florida?
- No, Hollywood, California.
- [laughs] That's up the street.
- [singing in Spanish]
[upbeat Latin music]
♪ ♪
- Oh, my God.
[speaking Spanish]
What are you doing? No, no, no, no, no.
Come down. - I'm fixing the cabinet.
- Mija, you already know everything
that we went through in Arizona.
- Sorry. - Oh, my God.
That's why I can't leave you for one second.
I'm four days away from my planned C-section,
and I just want to have them already.
Mommy and I have both been on bed rest
since our disastrous Arizona trip.
We've been cooped up in the house for the past two weeks,
and we are going crazy. Enough is enough.
I'm excited to meet my daughters
who I made in my tummy.
- When they come, it's two queens.
- I know. Amen to that.
What baby do I name-- I don't know.
- Primera, the first. [phone ringing]
- No, no, no, I think--
don't say. Don't say.
I think we should wait to see their personalities,
and then we will see.
Hello. - What's up, baby?
- So Allan and I, we have made up,
but he's physically not here to help me during this process,
and it's definitely taking a toll on me.
- You got a face. What's going on with you?
- I mean, I don't know how you expect me to be.
I'm cramping, and I feel like trash,
but what really sucks right now
is that I have to go through
this process without you, and I didn't want
to have a baby to be by myself.
- You also had the opportunity to stay in the Dominican
with me. You had that.
So you're going to Miami? You're not staying?
- OK, but listen. - Wait.
You want to leave?
You want to go-- go and be happy?
- I can't just leave everything I've worked for,
and just go to DR, and act like I don't have a life here.
I just want to make sure that no matter what,
you're going to be a good father to my girls,
and you're going to be there, and you're
going to support them.
I know what it feels to have a father
that doesn't care about you, and I don't ever want
my girls to feel like that.
I would hate for my girls to see their photo albums
and see that their father didn't
even come to their birth.
So I want you to be by my side when I give birth.
- If you don't come, I'm going to hate you forever.
- You're acting like I don't want to be there.
This is out of my [bleep] hands.
- [speaking Spanish]
- I don't know if I'm going to be able to be there.
- Let me tell you something.
[dramatic music]
- I don't know how to change a diaper.
I don't feed babies, so I'm hoping
this birthing class can help me.
- Now we're going to drop baby down.
- Is my mama serious?
My mom act like she don't even want to participate.
- All right, here we go. Come on.
That's right. Come on.
Uh-huh. We got some work to do.
I got to fix your dancers.
If this doesn't work, then something's got to change.
And if people have to go, they have to go.
♪ ♪
- I'm ready to fix myself,
so I want you to tell her
exactly what's going on between me and you.
Did you tell her about your daughter?
♪ ♪
[Tank and the Bangas' "Communion in my Cup"]
- ♪ I just want to hop out ♪
♪ The morning-colored Porsche ♪
♪ Mm, sticky swervy like I'm serving ♪
♪ Spilled that Kool-Aid on my shirt ♪
- ♪ On my shirt ♪
- ♪ That's communion in my cup ♪
- That's my baby. I love you.
Oh, my God.
- ♪ That's communion in my cup ♪
- Ooh. Look at you!
Sit right here.
I don't want you to walk too far.
- I'm finna take these shoes off.
- You can, and I'll help you. Oh, my God.
I help you, Jesus in Nazareth.
- So I'm seven months pregnant right now,
and my girl, Momma Dee,
is in town from Atlanta to see me.
Now, Momma Dee is a huge, huge support,
and I kind of wish my mom was half as affectionate
as Momma Dee is for me right now.
- When you announced... - That I was pregnant.
- That you were pregnant, I fainted.
- Now this is about my family. - [screams]
Momma Dee done fell out on the floor.
Oh, God.
Why did you faint?
- I just, like, envisioned
that that will be Scrappy's baby.
- Have you been drinking?
- I have, but I'm not that drunk.
- You got to learn how to control
your drinking because, Momma Dee,
this is not Scrappy's child.
- Because I was, like, wondering because--
- You don't need to wonder because this is not his child.
- But there are secrets.
- There are not secrets. [laughs]
- There are. - Momma Dee, go anywhere--
- I'll take it to my grave, but there are secrets.
- Stop wishful thinking.
This is not your granddaughter. You have to let that go.
- It's crazy that I found out about the baby the same time
your mom and dad. - Yeah.
- So what's going on with that?
- Well, it was a secret because, for number one,
I didn't know if I would make it
through that first trimester.
- And I understand that part.
So it's a catch 2020. Catch 20, it is.
- Catch 22. - Oh, whatever.
- [laughs]
Like, you don't understand the dynamic
of our relationship.
So my mom and I have an especially
dysfunctional relationship.
Ever since I've been a kid,
me and my mom have been at odds,
and she really deals with me unemotionally,
and I actually need that emotional support from my mom,
especially right now.
I am just tired of clashing with her.
The only way to stop that situation, to me,
is to address it, but my mother is
a professional when it comes to running away from emotion.
- You said to me, "She doesn't say I love you."
- She don't.
- I'm mad at Scrappy right now,
but I can't imagine a day that I don't tell Jasmine
and Scrappy I love them.
- But, see, you were raised differently from my mother.
My mother never heard it from her mother.
- It's a generational curse.
- I need to talk to her because what I'm not going to allow
is that same energy with my daughter.
- Mm-hmm.
- You have to switch that around.
- Yeah.
- I'm determined to break the curse of our relationship
with my mom because I do not want to go into my motherhood
with this old baggage.
So I have this class that I'm taking.
It's, like, a mommy class because I honestly
don't know what I'm doing.
I want to invite my mother.
I just don't know if I should.
- Would you feel comfortable if I talked to your mom?
I can't change anything. - I don't know.
- I just want to make her aware that what she's doing--
like, you're hurting your kid.
- I don't know how that's--
[soft dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- I feel like [bleep] because my sister
and my cousin hate me.
Flo seem to believe me, but of course, Marlon denied it.
Mostly, though, I hate myself for having
an affair with Marlon.
♪ ♪
- Gaelle.
We need to talk.
- Talk about what?
- Let's go in the back real quick.
- I'm concerned about Marlon and worry
about what he might do to protect
his relationship with Flo.
He got everything to lose--
his marriage, his job.
He already came to my restaurant
threatening me about it.
- Yeah, so every time you come around your sister,
there always have to be some sort of drama.
What's your problem? What's going on?
- I'm ready to fix myself,
so I need to clear everything.
So I want you to tell her exactly what's going on
between me and you because I'm tired of every time I see her,
I don't feel comfortable.
I have to be like, "Oh, [bleep],
why I'm doing that to her? Why?"
- So are you going to be ready to tell your sister
how you be coming up on me?
When I'm in the shower, you pop in the bathroom like it's OK.
- [laughs] - It's funny now, huh?
[laughs]
- So when I come in the shower, what did you say?
Oh, where's-- - Get out the room.
- No, you never say that. - Yeah.
- So don't lie. - OK.
- If you want to be real, you know you're not,
because we kiss. You take off my shirt.
We make love, so we both got the issue.
- At the end of the day, that was supposed
to be my secret with you. I trusted you.
You [bleep] that trust up.
From there, I felt something-- let me finish
speaking because you spoke.
From there, I felt something was wrong because my vibe
with you was closer than that.
- As far as for the situation of me and Gaelle
having an affair, I plead the fifth.
- I plead the fifth.
But guess what? - 'Cause I know--
- I'm not going to entertain it.
You're more interested in [bleep] up
my relationship with Flo
instead of worrying about what--
- You [bleep] it up.
Did you tell her about your daughter?
[dramatic music]
You need to tell her about your daughter.
- I'm out, Gaelle.
- Yeah, but you got to tell her about your daughter.
- You don't got to worry about what I got to tell her.
- Yes, I got to worry about it
because that's my [bleep] sister.
You got to tell her.
He got a daughter from another woman.
I know the details,
but I'm not going to say anything.
You got to tell her... - Guess what?
- About your daughter.
- It's none of your [bleep] business either.
- Yes, you got to tell her about your daughter.
- One person told, like, a year ago.
The reason why I didn't say anything about the daughter
is 'cause it was too much going on, like me,
Marlon, Debbie's [bleep].
So I see it was, like, too much for Flo.
- Business. - You play her too much.
She need to know the [bleep] truth.
Yeah, you need to tell her about your [bleep] daughter.
- Shut the [bleep] up.
♪ ♪
- [bleep] you.
[upbeat music]
- All right, girls, five minutes,
and then we'll go in and see what's what,
what's when, and what's how.
- I was listening to Kelly.
He told me that if I want to elevate and elevate
my show and my performance, then I need a professional
to help me elevate, and I agree with him.
- Girls, two minutes.
- Yeah, he's tired of this stretching [bleep].
[chuckles]
Richy Jackson is a legendary choreographer
and creative director that worked
with Lady Gaga and Katy Perry.
And we had a meeting yesterday and got to know each other.
- What do you think is the good that's going great for you,
and what do you think you need help with?
- What's good, at this time, is I'm just, like,
doing so many shows right now. - OK.
- Now, what's going bad is the dancers.
I don't feel content with what I did.
I know I'm a star, but I need more star power.
I'm excited to work with Richy Jackson because dancing,
it's just hard for me.
That's why I like to have dancers I know around me.
- Are you ready? - Yeah.
- All right. All right, here we go.
[hip-hop music]
Come on. - ♪ It's Sukihana ♪
- That's right.
- ♪ And I'm trying to get on that floor ♪
- Come on. Uh-huh.
- ♪ Fat, tall waist with a D ♪
♪ Come on, it's time to get jumping ♪
- Let's go. - ♪ Let you go ♪
- Oh, God.
- ♪ Money falling from the ceiling ♪
- We got to fix this.
- ♪ Throw that thing ♪ - Stay on that mic.
- ♪ Throw that thing ♪
- And then what happens? Is that it?
- Yes. - OK.
The problem is this.
This is another kind of routine.
[dramatic music]
And y'all just doing your own thing.
♪ ♪
The problem is that it's choreographed very selfishly.
All that you just did, I don't need any of that.
That can be fixed, but they've got to be extensions of you.
We've got some work to do.
I've got to make sure you rocking like an artist.
Your power's in the mic.
I've got to fix your dancers.
They gotta look like they in the same movie with you, OK?
And also, at some point, if this doesn't work,
then something's got to change.
And if people have to go, then they have to go.
♪ ♪
But we're going to deal with this for now
because we're trying to make sure your gift gets serviced.
- Oh, hold, please. Hold, please.
See, that right there is called disrespect.
- We all don't get disrespectful.
We all don't act like that.
- As a team, there's still a level of respect.
- I hate to say I told you so,
but I'm glad Richy see what I see.
Suki insists on working with these local friends.
They're using their familiarity
to be unprofessional and disrespectful,
and it's making Suki and the brand look bad.
- When we all come together in this room,
we have to rock as a team.
So do y'all have problems before y'all go
on stage in normal shows?
- We had the big show in Jacksonville.
- I'm [bleep] mad!
This [bleep] got me [bleep] hot!
Don't [bleep] do me like that, bro!
- That day, to be honest, I really--
I wanted to just say [bleep] this [bleep]
and just let you go ahead and go.
- No one mentioned to you anything.
You come into the practices.
- Nobody told you that you were getting paid for the gig,
but you found out five other dancers
is getting paid for a gig. How would you look at that?
- You never spoke to me about none of that.
- I don't even do this drama stuff.
You know how I'm rocking, Suki.
You know I don't-- you know I don't--
- I know how you rocking, but you don't--too many people...
- Girl, you know-- - Arguing.
People don't like each other.
- Hell, no. - OK.
- And then my performance... - Hold on.
Wait a minute. - Was not up to par.
- How do-- - I'm leaving.
- Please don't leave us.
- I just cannot be in this drama, y'all.
I don't do drama. I do creativity.
I don't do this.
♪ ♪
- I wanted to talk to you. I was talking to Shay.
Your daughter needs you.
♪ ♪
- I'm hurt. I'm humiliated at this point.
- I'm not perfect, but I'm trying to make it better,
and I'm telling you to trust me.
- Hopefully, what you're saying right now is the truth,
but unfortunately, I cannot trust you anymore.
- It doesn't matter.
All of them got paid after the fact.
- No, you was going to get-- - I'm leaving.
- Please don't leave us.
- I just cannot be in this drama, y'all.
I don't do drama.
I do steps in love and creativity.
I don't do this, though. Goodnight.
- Don't leave.
I'm coming out there to talk to you.
- When y'all wrap up the family values, I'm outside.
- OK. All right, you know what?
This is too much for me.
We could have possibly [bleep] up that opportunity,
so I'm going to just go ahead and talk to him
and ask him can he please just come back in here,
and rekindle, and maybe give us a chance.
This is embarrassing.
I want Richy's help, but I also
don't want to prove that Kelly is right about my dancers
being a problem.
- My thing is is I came out here to see what you do,
to meet you, to work with you.
- Me and you click. - But--yeah.
But the drama-- I don't do drama.
- I ain't got time for no more drama.
- Yes.
- I don't have time for it no more.
- Yes, and you got to do the big girl thing,
and sometimes you have to let people go.
You've got to do better for yourself.
- But these my girls.
- I know they're your girls, but not all your girls
can always rock with you.
I think you can win, but if you don't want to win,
we can't play like that.
I can't rock with this team like this.
You got to get rid of them. - I got to get rid of them?
- They not right for you.
- But we all from the same place.
I'm just like them.
- Don't you want to be international,
world-wide pop star? - I do.
- I know you do. - Yeah, I do.
I want to do big arenas.
I want to perform at big stadiums,
and I want to make sure that I can do it with the support
of my family and friends.
The few people that I have around me
is what keep me grounded.
- Understood.
- And I understand they're a lot to deal with.
I'm a lot to deal with.
- But you can be dealt with. - Are you sure?
- Yes.
- So you really see that I'm a star?
- I know you're a star.
We just over here playing games.
[indistinct chatter]
- Bro, hold on. You are fired!
Talk about--
- Suki, I live.
Call me when you got it together.
- All right. - [bleep].
- The man don't want to work with the drama.
He don't want to work with drama, so y'all going
to come out here and try-- - There is no more drama.
They fired. - You can't fire them.
- They're not my focus no more.
- Your man tried to fire us. - Yeah, but...
- You're my focus.
- You're not going to give them a chance?
- I don't care if they-- I don't care about no chance.
Next chance is over there.
Your chance is going higher with him.
We don't care about that.
- I feel like he cannot judge my dancers
at all because I didn't judge him
when I gave him this opportunity.
- They have goals too. Everybody ain't perfect.
- But guess what? - People make mistakes!
- So that is-- - People make mistakes!
- Hold on. But that--
- But you going to sit there and...
- That's why he put--
- Take the opportunity from young females!
- That's why he put us in this--
- These are young mothers!
- That's why he-- - I'm not going to do that.
Obviously, my dancers ain't perfect,
but they my people.
I thought Richy was gonna
be able to make sure all of us elevate,
but he clearly can't.
But I'm not going to make my friends pay the price.
- I hate for it to be that way,
but we just got to let them go. - These are my family.
These people came from where I came from.
- This ain't no damn family. Listen.
- And I believe in them.
We're not going to just take people's opportunities
if they want to make it out
just like I make it out. - Thank you.
- I'm sorry, Richy.
No disrespect on what it is that you do,
but Suki is more Hollywood, Florida,
than Hollywood, California.
I'm not going to leave my peoples behind.
I'm not going to leave my friends for nobody.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hey, girlfriend.
♪ ♪
So it's me, Momma Dee, and my actual mother
walking into this birthing class,
and I'm very interested to see how this goes.
- We're going to be practicing a little bit.
- OK. - OK.
- So come choose your babies. - All right.
- One for me. - Come here.
I'm just playing.
Oh, darling, Momma love you, baby.
- Honestly, realistically, I have no idea what to do
when this baby comes out.
I don't know how to change a diaper.
I don't feed babies. I don't do anything at all.
So I'm hoping this birthing class can help me
through this motherly process.
- Today we're going to look on the more practical side
of looking after a baby.
And I think the first thing I want to show you
is how to hold a baby. Let's pick baby up.
Put it on your knees, and pick baby up.
OK, under there. That's it.
Up and onto your shoulder. Perfect.
Now we're going to drop the baby down into the cradle.
Any questions on holding?
♪ ♪
- Is my mama serious?
Momma Dee already named this baby
and gave it 20 different hugs.
My mom act like she don't even want to participate.
I hope this is not what she was doing when I was an infant.
- Into the water she goes.
Now you're going to wash with that hand.
Keep that nice and firm. That's it.
Beautiful. Excellent.
- You was just going to let the baby in the water to drown?
- She's right there.
- The baby, you got to keep the baby.
Oh, God, Jesus, Lord. - OK, now...
- Take me, Jesus.
- Next bit.
What we're doing next, diapering.
I know this is something you sounded like
you're not too fond about, but we do have to do it.
- I'm still going to wear gloves because...
- That's all right.
- You still can get boo-boo all on your hands.
- She forgot that she boo-booed all on me.
- Oh, my God. - I'll take a bathroom break.
- OK.
- I'll be back. [grunts]
- Oh. You the boss.
Move the chair. Oh, she's shuffling.
So I wanted to talk to you
because I was talking to Shay.
And she was like, "Well, sometimes me and my mom
"having issues because my mom won't tell me,
"like, she love me,
and I just want to hear it sometime."
Can you just tell me why does she feel that way?
- You know what?
It just wasn't part of my vocabulary.
We didn't hear my mom and dad just come out and say,
"I love you."
- I feel like this is a cycle
with your granddaughter coming. - Yes.
- And this is the time to break that generational curse.
But when she come back and all this tremendous occasion,
can you just give her a hug and tell her
how much you love her? - You know what?
[soft dramatic music]
She knows I love her.
- And I understand that, but your daughter needs you.
♪ ♪
Here she come. Here she come.
And move out your way and get you enough time and leg room.
- OK. - Are you OK?
The baby sitting on that bladder, ain't she?
- Yeah.
- I've really enjoyed this evening.
- It was nice. - It was nice bonding time.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I believe all of this
is going to bring us closer together,
and I just want you to know,
from the bottom of my heart, I love you.
- I love you too.
- I love you with all my heart.
- When my mom tells me she loves me,
it's cute to hear and all,
but I really don't feel it's genuine
because I really feel that Momma Dee
told her to say it. I know my mother.
She doesn't randomly, sporadically say,
"Shay, I love you." She don't do that.
When she's born, I want you to tell her.
- I will. And I'm excited for the baby.
I'm excited, this new relationship.
- Well, maybe she might change the dynamic
in our relationship. - She will.
Mm-hmm.
♪ ♪
- Gaelle's showing proof that you were actually over there.
- If you want me to leave because of your sister--
you think your sister is always right--
then I'll leave.
[somber music]
- Go grab me the red envelopes, please.
Now put six soap inside of that bag.
♪ ♪
My mind is a million miles away.
I'm hurt and angry.
My husband is a liar.
My sister betrayed me right when I forgave her.
I'm trying to keep it together for the kids,
but all I really want to do is run away.
That looks good.
♪ ♪
- Where's Daddy?
- Daddy--I'm not sure.
- [sobs]
♪ ♪
- Why are you crying? - Take a break.
Take a break. - [sobs]
- I kicked Marlon out after Gaelle's confession,
but I can see it's taking a toll on the kids.
It breaks my heart even more because
they have to suffer too.
♪ ♪
- Not being at home has affected me
a lot because I don't get to spend a lot of time
with my kids.
Unfortunately, I'm not comfortable now
because I don't have a roof over my head.
- Daddy! - Ah!
I'm happy to see you, boy.
[soft dramatic music]
Acting important with the gloves, bro.
♪ ♪
And I picked the most beautiful flower
because it reminds me of you, OK?
Can we have a minute outside real quick?
- Can you give me a minute, please?
I'm coming.
- I'm going to wait for you outside, OK?
- Does this man think a $10 bouquet of gas station flowers
is going to make everything go away?
♪ ♪
- How you been?
You know I miss you?
You didn't even ask me where I was sleeping at, none of that.
So unless I didn't come, you would have
never came to see me, huh?
- I'm hurt.
I'm humiliated at this point.
Gaelle showing proof that you were actually over there.
- Yes, she's telling the truth.
I was there, but I wasn't messing with her or anything
like that. - Why were you there?
- I went to go get a haircut.
She was in the parking lot, and I spoke to her.
♪ ♪
- Hopefully, what you're saying right now is the truth,
but unfortunately, I cannot trust you anymore
because the last time... - It's OK.
- Gaelle was right.
- If you want me to leave because of your sister--
you think your sister is always right--
then I'll leave then, and you can trust Gaelle
more than you trust me.
♪ ♪
- I just don't get it.
Why do I have to always deal with Gaelle
coming up and saying [bleep]?
- Because your sister's [bleep] up in the head.
♪ ♪
Do you ever feel like I'm a hater?
I hate-- - No.
- I'm competing with you? - No.
- OK, so do you ever feel like Gaelle is competing with you?
♪ ♪
- I'm not saying that you were doing something,
but at the same time, I still have my doubts.
- I'm a different person now, baby.
I'm not perfect, but I'm trying to make it better.
And I'm telling you to trust me, OK?
I love you,
and I'll always continue to love you, OK?
- I'm in such a [bleep] up situation,
and one of them is lying.
If I stay with Marlon and Gaelle is right,
Marlon might continue to cheat on me,
but if I break up with Marlon, Gaelle wins,
and my kids suffer.
- A lot of people are going to hate on us, even family,
so don't let anybody distract you
from the way we're heading.
- At this point, I really don't know what to do.
- Cheri, I know there's one thing
I've got to do to make you happy.
- What is that?
- A vow renewal. - A vow renewal?
- Mm-hmm.
Should be excited. I know you really want that.
- It's true.
Marlon and I have never had a proper wedding.
We were pretty young.
We had no money around that time,
and it's something that I've asked Marlon for years
before all this happened.
- I feel like it's going to be a fresh restart.
I want to feel love between each other.
I want trust again.
It's going to bond us even stronger
and bring us back together.
I want to win your heart all the way.
[dramatic music]
- If you really love me,
you need to get your [bleep] together.
- Well, I was dating a guy, and he was always hitting me.
How do you feel that man been hitting on me?
Because you ain't said nothing. It don't bother you?
- Not really. - That's horrible.
[Evvie McKinney's "Bring the Whole Hood"]
- ♪ Seven kids and I'm the baby ♪
♪ Little small house, big family ♪
♪ But I'm grown now ♪
- I just can't believe how my life is about to change.
It will be bittersweet not having her
in my tummy anymore. Pregnancy has been so special.
But I just can't wait to meet this little girl
I've been dreaming about.
[knocks]
- Who is it? - Your daughter.
Hello, Mommy. - Enter. Enter. Enter.
- So I'm still shocked by my mother's "I love you"
the other night.
Even though I feel it wasn't genuine,
it was still good to hear
because I don't hear that often.
I got to take these shoes off.
I've been trying to be the sexy pregnant lady, but--
- Those are some cute shoes.
- What was you and Momma Dee talking about
when we were at the class?
Because whatever she said to you,
she got you to say the words, the magic words.
- Yeah, she felt like I should say it more often
that I love you, and I agreed with her.
Maybe that's what you need. You need to hear it from me.
- How did you feel when you
didn't hear it from grandma?
- I didn't feel anything.
- Did you just get used to not hearing it,
and you became comfortable with that?
- I became comfortable with it.
- But you see it trickled down into all three
of your kids though. - Yeah.
- To me, it have an effect on my friendships,
my relationships with men. - Like what?
- I hide a lot of stuff. - Like what?
- You never knew about that relationship I was in.
- What relationship? Who are you talking about?
- I hid a lot of things from my mom
because I didn't feel comfortable
being vulnerable with her,
but now that she's making a serious effort,
it might be time for me to open about my dark secrets.
Well, I was dating a guy,
and he was always hitting me.
He was choking me, hitting me,
bleaching my clothes,
broke my computer, scratched my car.
He was punching me.
When I was in this abusive relationship,
I can't explain why I stayed as long as I did.
I felt scared to leave. I felt he would find me.
He would always threaten me and say certain things,
and the constant beatings that he would give me
scared me even more to leaving.
So, eventually, I gained that confidence
to leave and disappear,
but it just didn't happen right away.
And I think part of me accepting that stuff
was because, as a child, I didn't see love the right way
that I was supposed to see it.
[soft dramatic music]
How you feel that man been hitting on me?
Because you ain't said nothing.
- Because how many years ago was that?
- I don't care if it happened yesterday or 10 years ago.
- You learned from it.
- Your daughter was beat on by a man.
It don't bother you?
♪ ♪
- Not really.
♪ ♪
- That's horrible.
♪ ♪
That hurt my feelings because you acting like it's nothing.
Have you been in an abusive relationship before?
- Uh-uh. - Never?
- No, because I wasn't going to take it.
I wasn't staying. I didn't need that.
- This is the first time I'm telling my mom that I was
in an abusive relationship, and she's
really been dismissive as if it's nothing,
as if she doesn't care,
and it really hurts because I'm finally opening up to her
about something that affects me today,
and she has no empathy at all.
And I'm trying to hold it together,
but I never want to tell her anything else again.
I was right the first time to tell her nothing.
I guess I expected a different reaction.
I thought you would--
I don't know.
I guess I thought you would be more emotional
about something like that.
My mother's cold ways had an effect on our family.
I am ending that generational curse now.
She is going to have to change her ways in order to be
a part of my child's life.
- I think you came out OK.
- No, I didn't. - Yeah, you did.
You walked off and left him.
- Yeah, I left him because I was fed up,
but, you know, that still mess with me to this day.
- Well, in life,
we make sometimes bad choices.
♪ ♪
[Miia's "Dynasty"]
- ♪ Some days it's hard to see ♪
♪ If I was a fool ♪
- [speaks Spanish]
- Bringing down the luggage.
- Let me help you.
- [speaks Spanish]
- For a long time, Allan and I weren't talking.
It was just too stressful,
and I needed to have peace so that I can
concentrate on my pregnancy.
But after thinking about it, I invited him
to come to the delivery, and he said that, you know,
he would do his best to make it.
His best to make it doesn't confirm that he's coming,
but I hope that he shows up.
♪ ♪
This is a really important moment for me
because this is the last time that this house
is going to be quiet, because tomorrow,
things are going to change.
- I know.
- And I want you to help me and teach me
how to be a good mother, how to go through this process,
because this is my first time,
and it's a big responsibility to have two babies.
So I appreciate even more all the things
that you've done for me, all the sacrifices,
because now I will have to do the same thing for my girls.
I want to thank you for being my support system,
for having my back,
for putting up with my [bleep].
You're still always there.
So I love you so much, Mommy. - I love you too.
- Thank you so much.
[knocking]
[dramatic music]
- We got Trick Daddy!
- Celebrating your 25th anniversary,
what's that going to be like?
- Oh, man, it's going to be huge.
- Hey, yo, we got some [bleep] out here.
- I was wondering about divorce in general.
- She going to hell with me.
- He said that I had an abortion,
and he don't even know if that was his baby.
- Huh?
I knew he was ignorant, but I did not think
he was that ignorant. - I ain't never stole.
I borrow.
You need to be talking to Sapphire.
What's this right here? She's in your [bleep].
So what was you saying again of who was stealing what?
- Isaiah said you were keeping clothes.
- First of all, I don't need to steal nothing from you.
I'm not about to ruin our relationship
over no [bleep] polyester [bleep].
- Take jabs and say polyester and cotton.
- That's not a jab. First of all, what I--
- I'm about to slap this ho. - No, no, no.
- Question, did you see that post Amara put up?
So I put up the old interview.
- Yeah, she did move on rather fast.
- Yeah, yeah.
- I'm just trying to make sure mother[bleep] don't forget
she's the ho of hip-hop.
- I got invited to Shay's baby shower.
- [sighs]
My babies right now are in the ICU.
I want to concentrate on my babies, and that's it.
- She's pregnant right now.
She can barely walk, and you're putting a whole lot
of [bleep] on her plate. - What?
Hold on. Hold on.
She wants to work. - You heard what I said?
Don't [bleep] play. That ain't your [bleep] call!
- Hey, you out of pocket. This petty.
This ain't got nothing to do with me.
So before I stab, you better keep it moving, for real.
I ain't stupid. This over that bitch, Amara.
- ♪ MTV ♪