- Previously on "Love & Hip Hop Miami"...
- Me and you, we brothers.
But Bobby said, you beat him up
and punched him in the nose.
- He lift up a bottle like he wanted to kill me that night.
- I didn't punch you, [bleep].
Bobby feels like he's left out in the family.
- Let me just be honest with you.
I don't care.
- When you married to somebody and you get pregnant,
you should have the child.
- You said some personal business.
- I was hurt about the abortion thing.
- It's still invasive.
You're not right. It's wrong.
Seriousness?
I think you need to apologize to Joy.
You've got to understand, she's very upset.
- The things he said about me,
I should not ever speak to him again.
- Hey, we ain't getting divorced.
You know that. Happy anniversary, all right?
- You like the song?
- Everything ain't for everybody, okay?
- Ain't nobody supporting me in my music, bro.
- He lost his mind.
Everything he got going on right now is because of Suki.
You a opportunist. - [bleep] that [bleep].
I ain't finna let no woman disrespect me, bro...
- Well, you not gon'... - As a man.
- Disrespect me, [bleep].
- And Amara, she say one thing. You say something.
I don't know who the [bleep] to believe.
- Bro, get the [bleep] over this.
Go deal with that past,
so we can handle the present, my guy.
- We're having special prices today.
This is my pop-up shop for my new baby clothing line.
Thank you so much for coming.
[dramatic music]
- Why the [bleep] you here?
- I mean, who you talking to, first of all?
- ♪ 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 ♪
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- [bleep], why the [bleep] are you here?
- I don't know what to say.
♪ ♪
- Why are you here? What do you want?
I'm just so [bleep] over it.
Allan and I are in a great place,
and I literally just gave birth to two babies.
I'm trying to live my life.
I don't want to continue to have to talk
about the same [bleep].
- A lot of weird stuff was going on.
- Wow.
You really, really got [bleep] up.
You're trying to do a career out of talking
about my [bleep], talking about me.
- Your [bleep] ain't for everybody.
- First of all, my [bleep] not for everybody.
- So who it's for? - My [bleep] is for Allan.
That's exactly who it's for. - I'm happy for you and him.
- Thank you very much.
Apparently-- no, he's not your homeboy.
- He told you what he needed to tell you,
so he could get that cat and get you pregnant.
- He got me pregnant, and we're getting married.
How about that? - Oh, yeah, get married.
- That's right.
- Have wedding rings, and walk down the aisle,
and do what you got to do.
- Do you see how pathetic you look?
- I don't care.
Take responsibility for what you did.
- What responsibility?
- Take responsibility. - It's been two years.
I have two beautiful kids.
- How I'm gonna introduce you to a whole man
that's a part of the family, and you gonna sleep with him?
This is not about your baby. - I didn't sleep with him.
I [bleep] the [bleep] out of him.
- I wish your babies nothing but the bet.
- That's exactly what the [bleep] I did.
- I guess you like trash men then.
I'm trash, and you got babies by a trash [bleep] too.
- No, mira,
let's keep one thing separate from the other, okay?
- Why he wasn't at your baby shower?
- What? - Why he wasn't--
- That's none of your [bleep] business.
You see how you're caught up in my life?
- Still to this day, people reach out
to me on social media.
They give me a lot of insight
of what's happening over there in their life.
So of course, after seeing the things that are transpiring
between him and Amara, I know deep down in my heart,
Allan could never give her what I could.
- I introduced you when the [bleep] happened
out there in DR.
I feel like that's trash that you slept with him.
You don't want to own up to it.
You feel like-- - Own up to what?
You and I weren't together.
And it's true, I have always admitted it.
You introduced me to Allan.
You went, and you went crying to everybody,
And you're like, oh, my God... - I cried?
- Look what Amara did to me.
Why did you decide to do that interview?
- I mean, I had to get some closure within myself.
- She did move on rather fast.
- What people don't know, but this dude
that she's on, on TV with now, Allan,
I introduced them.
And he crossed me.
- I understand how I could have hurt you.
- You're proud of that? - No, I'm not.
I understand how it is a little [bleep] up
that I [bleep] with Allan.
Well, you know, you introduced me to him.
You and I were not together.
I'll still stick to it because it's the truth,
and it's over, and that's it.
Yeah, everybody moves on with their life.
And why are we still talking about it?
- I would have never did no [bleep] like that to you.
- No, you just did it with other bitches.
- There you go.
- What kills me the most is the hypocrisy.
He did a lot of [bleep] up [bleep]
during our relationship, and now he's giving me grief
about moving on after we were done.
I should have been moved on.
Go return your rental, and keep it pushing.
- Like I said, you trash.
None of this is resolved, and that's cool.
It's over, so you can, you know, enjoy your life.
Bye-bye, now.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- All right, guys. Quiet on set.
And three, two, one.
- Hi, welcome to another episode
of "[bleep], I Got My Pots."
Today, I got a special guest that I'm sure all
the ladies are gonna like.
- Honestly, to tell you the truth, you look good.
You gonna put on an apron just like this.
It's just supposed to feel, like, natural.
You can change for your performance.
That would be even better.
- So today, I'm at "[bleep], I Got My Pots"
with Trick Daddy, and he know how to cook real good.
He's gonna make some lamb chops,
and a bitch ready to eat.
- Damn.
There's some cups right here for you.
- Honestly, I'm a little shy and a little bit nervous
because I'm with Trick Daddy, you know, because he a OG.
But me and Trick got a good relationship.
You know, we always joke around when I see him.
He always show love.
It's just a real recognize real type of situation.
I'm nervous.
- I'm ready.
Y'all, give it up one time for my girl, Miss Sukihana.
Where you at, girl?
I seen Suki do some wild [bleep] on her OnlyFans.
I wanted her on the show to show people
that Suki ain't just a sex symbol.
And she know how to talk with sense.
What's going on, Suki?
- I'm all right. How you doing?
- I'm all right, man. Cooking this thing.
Where were you born and raised?
- I'm from Wilmington, Delaware.
- A girl from Delaware.
And your [bleep] is from where?
- Broward County.
- You better be careful. - He ain't [bleep].
I ain't [bleep]. We is perfect for each other.
- And y'all engaged now? - Yeah.
- I'm happy for y'all. - Mm-hmm.
- Just bust up in this bitch, Bill.
- All right, all right. Damn, man.
What's up, my boy? What you got here?
- What it do, man? - Rick City.
You know, down South thing. - Bill is in the house.
You got a winner, my boy. - Oh, yes sir.
I'm so excited to be here and to be called
on the show like this, man.
It's a big deal for a South Florida dude
coming out of the trenches.
I feel good being in the presence of real OG.
- I want you to taste that. Tell me what you think.
♪ ♪
- This gonna be my last time eating lamb chops.
- What the hell that's supposed to mean?
- Thinking about getting some surgery.
- Oh, [bleep].
- So the reason I want to get cosmetic surgery
is because I want to feel more confident.
My body is my moneymaker, and I got to do
what I got to do to make sure I can get on these stages
and make a mess like I always do.
I love my body. - That's what--I love it.
- But I got a little tweaking to do.
- Y'all heard that?
So coming up next, a performance from Suki.
We'll be back. We'll be right back.
- Should I get ready? Okay.
- Yeah, you gonna be getting ready,
and then me and Bill gonna talk.
- Okay.
- Now, look.
You [indistinct]. - Mm-hmm.
- What you got going on with Bill?
- I'm really trying to take my music to the next level.
A lot of artists, they get in the game,
don't know the game, they sign their life away.
I'm holding all my music. I ain't signing to nobody.
I'ma learn this game.
- But you got a winner.
You got a winner, man.
- Bill. - You want any chops?
- It feel good to really have Trick
take me serious as an artist.
I be putting everything on pause
to help Suki with her work, but I feel like maybe it's time
for me to switch the game up,
put more time on my music career.
It's time to put me first.
♪ ♪
- Bill, you got--
she got a stylist for that, bruh.
Where's your stylist and your assistant?
- I don't have that today.
We still coming up. We ain't rich like you.
- I know, but, man, you got my dog--
- He want me to look a certain way.
He dress me.
- Me and you got to hang together.
Bro, listen.
I'ma help you get her stylist or something.
Now, one thing I won't do, Bill,
I am not having my old lady put on no coochie cutter shorts
to go on the stage and dance for somebody.
Oh, no. This man needs help.
Bill is hanging with me.
We gon' book some studio time.
- We gonna go. Yeah, man.
We gonna hook up. Where your phone?
Put my number in your phone.
Girl, you got friends.
- She do get jealous when people tend to try to take me
away from her because it's like,
okay, taking my road dog from me.
But at the same time, like, you got to let
the dog spread his wings.
- Don't listen to Trick.
I still like when you pick out my outfits
and help me and stuff.
- She be tripping, huh?
- Why you do it, bruh?
- I don't know.
- You know what?
You not getting no more [bleep] because you be acting this way.
That ain't funny.
- Ay, no, for real though.
- That's sad, Bill.
♪ ♪
- ♪ These boys thirsty, dehydrated ♪
♪ He's a headache, migraine ♪
- I am so angry after that confrontation
that happened with Emjay, I just keep replaying
the worst moments in my mind, like what the [bleep]?
I just hate the fact that we saw each other again
after so long, and we couldn't have
a civilized adult conversation.
- ♪ Oh, you hurt, hurt? ♪
♪ That's why you pressing me ♪
♪ You getting on my nerves ♪
[phone line trilling]
- Hi, my love.
- Oh, man.
I don't even know where to start.
- Today was the launch of the baby's clothes.
The event turned out to be really good.
However, my ex showed up,
and he had a lot to say.
According to him, you're like the family friend.
- Well, he says, you guys were friends.
- But he says that that's family.
To be honest, I probably shouldn't have
[bleep] talked to him in the first place.
But at the same time, you don't [bleep] go do
interviews talking about me.
Because I told him, the only reason why
they want to talk to you is because you
were dealing with me, not because you are relevant.
So why the [bleep] you go out there?
And he's like, oh, because that was his way of healing.
I'm like, I could have gone out there and exposed you.
All your [bleep] was in a [bleep] storage,
and you were sleeping in a couch when I first met you.
I helped you pay the [bleep] storage
'cause he was about to lose it.
All he wants to do is look like he got it on social media.
Do whatever the [bleep] you want to do.
Just don't mention me.
Oh, and then he was over here, oy.
He said that you were trash, that you didn't love me,
that you just wanted to [bleep] me
and get me pregnant.
I don't want no mess. I don't want no drama.
I don't think we should give him that attention
because that's what he wants.
We can't give that to him. We have to be happy.
- What you did, it don't feel good.
- I ain't got to respect nothing.
- I'm gonna see you and what?
- Got off the phone now, trying to finalize Trina Day.
- What's going on with Bobby?
- I have to give Bobby a timeout.
I don't have no room for distraction.
- He thought it was real funny saying,
"Did you get your face done?"
- Did you? - Yeah.
How you going to say, I get my face done.
You shaped like a wisdom tooth trying to come for me, baby.
- I don't give a [bleep].
- No, you're my biggest hater.
- Why the [bleep] you keep me around then?
- With your little ugly ass.
Bye, see ya!
- ♪ Down goes the boogie ♪
♪ And boogie, they get the jump ♪
♪ Hot damn it, a baby, she giving me what I want ♪
- How are you?
So just making sure that we are on the same page
when it comes to the guest suite tent.
I want to make sure that the guests are comfortable.
Can't be off point with that.
- Yep, we're all set.
- Okay.
Trina Day is one of the most important days
of the year for me.
This is the day that the community
chose to honor me.
- We take great pleasure in honoring Katrina Taylor
and proclaiming today Trina Day in the city of Miami.
- Where the drinks at? - Oh, Lord.
You say, "Where the drinks at?" as soon as you walk up?
Walk up, it's a drink, drink, drink.
Okay, she need a shot.
OMG, I just got off the phone now trying
to finalize all the rest of the stuff for Trina Day.
- I got a feeling it's gonna be great.
It didn't go down last time
because it just wasn't meant to go down.
- What happened at Trina Day last year, nothing.
My management team did not deliver.
Everything that we need to make this work, is it done?
- No.
I don't know what to say. I mean--
- A week before the event, you don't know what to say.
That makes no sense.
Get your [bleep] together, or you're cut out of my life.
It's canceled.
- This time, it's gonna to be bigger and better.
- It's already been prayed over.
We already talked about it.
We've already been over this a million times.
I believe everybody's gonna show up and show out,
and so I'm just completely confident, and I'm excited.
Here's to the success.
Salut.
How did your shoot go?
- Girl, oh, my God.
- What do you mean? - That man is full of drama.
- Oh, Lord. - Yeah.
- So-- - Mr. Young, Mr. Young.
Did he apologize? - No.
- What's going on now?
- So he gets on the bed and say, "Happy anniversary."
- It was your anniversary. - Yes.
He kind of said some things that kind of aggravated me.
Girl, it was a mess.
I don't know what's wrong with Trick.
He claims he is upset because he couldn't
text me for our anniversary.
I don't know if he's delusional,
but he's [bleep] up my life.
- I just want you to get in a place to where
you see yourself making the necessary changes
to get yourself situated.
- I hope he got the message.
What's going on with Bobby?
[tense music]
- Bobby, Bobby, Bobby. - [laughs]
With Trina Day coming up, I feel like
we need all of our family here.
So this is causing me to think about Bobby,
how he's been exiled from the family
for the past couple of months.
- You punched me in my nose.
- I didn't punch you, [bleep]. - So then who punched me?
- Nobody.
The only issue I've ever had with Raymond
is the fact that he gives off energy like he don't like me.
- I have to give Bobby a timeout.
I want the best for Bobby.
I want Bobby to push himself to his full potential.
I feel like he's just kind of, like,
just lost in a party and having fun.
I haven't spoke to Bobby in quite some time
because Bobby is full of drama, and he knows I don't like that.
So until Bobby understands that it is a privilege
to be in my space, he's not gonna come around
until he do better.
I can't afford the energy right now.
I'm in a focused mind. My mind is like tunnel vision.
I don't have no room for distraction.
- Well, there is an opportunity for him to be around and--
- And when is that?
- Trina Day.
I'm going to see if it's okay with you.
I want us to meet up.
- This is not World War III, okay?
We are not at attack here--
- But I know out of all the days in the world,
you don't want that on that day.
- I don't. - Well, let's see.
You know, invite him out and see where it heads.
- Well, Trina Day is a day for the community and the kids,
so there will be no liquor.
So he should act accordingly. - Exactly.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- You can't tell me that [bleep] ain't fire.
[video chat ringing]
Yo, yo.
- Man, chilling, you?
- I see you over there mad suited and booted, man.
- You already know how I do it.
- So Allan been trying to call my phone
since this confrontation that me and Amara had.
But of course, I've been ignoring the phone call.
So I wanted to get my brother, Joe, involved.
He was Allan's big brother and his friend back in the day.
So for me, I think it's best if we all hash this out together.
Amara, you know, she was like,
"I wasn't with you when I started sleeping with him,"
or whatever it is.
And I'm just like, I don't understand in your head
what happened, how I introduce you
to somebody who was a family friend.
- It's very disrespectful.
I treated him like my brother,
but he just disrespected me and you.
- Let's see what he got to say.
Hold on one second.
- What's up, man?
- You know, it ain't been too good.
I wanted to check in, man,
and see how you feeling over here.
- Let's talk. Let's go ahead and get into it.
- I don't even understand how you graduated from college
because if you don't understand what's going on
and what happened, that's just weird.
- What you did, it don't feel good.
- I was upset at how it went down,
and I just wish I would have got a phone call,
or my brother would have got a phone call,
and we wouldn't even be having this conversation.
- Karma's real, bro.
The energy you put out, you receive.
- Allan, this woman is lying to you like hell.
I have all the evidence, and the pictures,
and all the men she done dealt with that I caught her with.
She was cheating with the whole--
the [bleep] who cut her grass.
Like, come on, Allan.
Like, you're looking at it from one side of the story.
- I don't create situations with her.
- I did an interview, and that's what I wanted to do,
and I have the right to do it.
- And you look like a like a [bleep] up ass [bleep]
[bleep] with your homeboy chick.
- Who don't?
- You telling me what to say?
I can say whatever the [bleep] I feel like saying
when I want to say it.
- It don't matter if it's affecting her.
She should have never did it.
- I was having sex with her in DR,
so how we wasn't together?
- Me and Amara had an argument prior to her flying out to DR,
and she ended up telling me that she wanted me
to come out there to, you know, resolve and fix the issues
that we were having.
We was doing better.
And you know, I was hopeful that things
was gonna work out.
How come neither one of them can see
that what they did is wrong?
- I ain't got to respect nothing.
- I'm gonna see you in what?
- It's real, bro.
I made this song because they tried to assassinate me twice.
- Man, you cannot move like that.
It's like playing dodgeball.
You not gonna avoid all the balls.
- Trina has agreed to see me after months of not speaking.
Let's just address that night
and everything that went wrong.
- I don't want no drama, no chaos.
That's the line you can't cross.
[dramatic music]
[soft hip-hop music]
- ♪ They tried to murder me to get into that good vibe ♪
♪ I ain't never put you on the [bleep], gotta keep inside ♪
♪ Respect for who, respect for what ♪
♪ [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] play ♪
♪ He gon' let another body drop ♪
♪ Talkin' 'bout a murder she wrote ♪
♪ She wrote ♪
Feel me?
♪ She wrote ♪
- Bro, that [bleep] hard.
- Yeah.
- I damn near was bobbing to this [bleep]
like I heard this before.
That's how hard this [bleep] is.
- Trick Daddy contacted me after the cooking show.
I ain't never think that I'd be in the studio with no OG,
you feel me?
To see him vibing to my music like that, it's just like,
okay, I'm getting somewhere.
I want to keep it real, bro.
I made this song because they tried to assassinate me twice.
You feel me?
I ain't asked to get in this, you feel me?
You know, I'm a regular [bleep],
you feel me, trying to get some money.
But I fell in love with the streets, though,
just like any typical [bleep].
You feel me?
- My story is similar.
I've been through all the dumb [bleep],
the shootouts, the drug deals, the beefs.
You've been to prison once. - Twice.
- Twice? Yeah, me too.
That's why we're having this conversation now because,
man, you cannot move like that
because every time, it's like playing dodgeball.
You not gonna avoid all the balls.
Using my platform, it means a lot to me
to help young Black brothers stay out of the penitentiary
and make sure that they don't go back.
Because you have to help everybody
around you in order for your community
to be a safe and better place.
So it's very important that I try to help this brother.
And anything I can do to help him, I got him.
Just remember this here.
My number one advice,
stay out of hostile conversations.
Stay out of violent confrontations
because all those lead to bad situations.
And then Suki, Suki is different.
How do you be Kill Bill and still let her be Suki?
That's kind of hard, ain't it, Bill?
- Real talk, man to man, really hard though.
You know, I put me on pause. You feel me?
But dealing with that situation,
bro, that [bleep] ain't easy.
People already might feel like, oh, she a rapper,
so, you know, she the breadwinner.
Like, that [bleep] made me feel crazy in the beginning.
Due to the fact of me supporting Suki,
it kind of made me lose myself in a sense.
When I met her, she was already a moving vehicle,
so I put myself on pause to be dedicated
to her because I need that, you know what I'm saying?
Like, listen, I need you to get here
because once you get here, guess what, we both here.
- Suki be talking that [bleep], like, oh, I let him do him,
and oh, we do it together.
You my dog now, so I'm doing this big yacht party
where we gonna pull the yachts up at the sandbar.
You know, I'ma have them ladies join us.
You can bring Suki if you want to,
or you can come by yourself.
- I ain't gon' bring her. - Okay.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Trina has agreed to see me after months of not speaking.
But now, chile, she's ready to talk.
I'm here willing to take accountability for my part,
and I'm praying that we can just
put all of this behind us.
But this is Trina,
so I'm ready for whatever she's about to throw at me.
♪ ♪
- Bobby is a ray of energy, honestly.
But there's several incidents with Bobby,
so I'm not accepting apologies, only changed behavior.
♪ ♪
- Hey, it's nice to see y'all.
- Hi.
- Oh, my God. It's been a minute.
You look so beautiful. - Thank you.
- I missed y'all so much.
- I'm a little nervous for Bobby
because Trina is such a drama queen at times,
just like her cousin, Bobby.
But she can also be a little intimidating,
so I don't know.
She's like the OG big mama
that keeps the whole family unit together,
but I know it's time for her to iron things out with Bobby.
- So how have you been? - I started DJing.
I'm becoming, you know... - I can see you doing that.
- DJ Bobby Lytes. I'ma be doing my DJ thing.
But I want to be able to still put out records
because I can sing still, and I can still rap and stuff.
- That's good.
- Okay, so first of all, let's just address this.
You know, with Trina, whenever crazy, chaotic things
happen around her, even if it has nothing to do with her,
I've learned the best thing for you is...
- To give me space. - Space and time.
- But this is the thing. - Don't even text, nothing.
- So let me explain this.
The thing about the crazy things is,
I feel like you have to grow out of those things
because we have to get--
when you're in a professional setting,
you know how I am when I'm working.
It's all business. I'm paid to come here.
I don't want no drama, no chaos, and all that
because I don't have that reputation, you know?
And if I'm at your event, I'm never gonna come
at your DJ thing and, like, cause a chaos
because that's just not-- you know, that's not the vibe.
I'm just saying, with you and company,
family, friends, everybody, when we hang out,
that can't be.
That's not fun. Nobody cares about who did XYZ.
- Who else is around. - It's Trina, my name.
So therefore, I just feel like
that's the line you can't cross.
This whole loud outburst, going crazy.
Because not only do it affect me,
it affects you, and it makes you look nuts.
- I had a conversation with your fiancé, Raymond,
and I was able to take accountability
for that night and everything that went wrong because--
- Wow. - No, absolutely.
Because we have to grow out of those things.
I'm grown.
I have a brand to represent too.
Whenever I'm with her, I'm representing her brand.
- Exactly.
- I mean, I don't really have to make you understand
where I'm coming from because you know that already.
- Yeah. - I do.
- But I just want you to get-- - A reminder.
Because I don't-- I [bleep] up.
- Because I don't want it to keep happening.
- Changing my behavior may have to include,
you know, maybe a little less liquor,
a little less shots.
It's gonna take a lot of self-control,
but I got it in me.
This is my formal apology,
and I'm taking accountability this time.
So it's not like no explanation needed.
I'm just apologizing.
So does this mean I can come to Trina Day?
- I personally feel like you know what you should be doing
and should not be doing.
I think you know that.
I just feel like we have to stick to that all the time.
And I feel like I would love for you to be there.
You're the party, life of the party.
You really are. You really are.
- Bobby, we always enjoy your presence.
- I'm just happy to be back with the gang.
- The gang's all here. - The gang's here.
- Today is the day of my C-section.
Do she need a pacifier? - You are the pacifier.
- You got two pacifiers ready to go.
- I don't know how to feel right now.
I just know I'm scared.
I don't know what I'm doing.
[dramatic music]
[soft music]
- How many outfits should we bring?
She gonna throw up on everything.
- Actually one, but just for fun,
we'll put about three or four.
[laughter]
- This is it, the day of my C-section,
the day my daughter comes into the world.
I think my constant aggression of wanting my mom in the room
and expressing how scared I am, finally,
my mama woke the hell up and realized,
"My daughter needs me.
And by any means necessary, I will be there."
So she finally gave it a rest,
allowed my baby father to chill,
and let my mother take my hand through this process.
I need her.
All right. I'm gonna finish packing.
Do she need a pacifier?
- You are the pacifier.
[laughter]
- You got two pacifiers ready to go.
- My daughter is about to have her own baby girl.
I am so excited.
At first, I did not understand why she wanted me there,
but I finally gave in because I want my daughter
just to know that I am there for her to support her.
- Mom, I'm for real.
What about--are we supposed to pack a bottle?
both: You are the bottle. [laughing]
- Come on. Give me another one.
What else? - Shut up.
I don't know what I'm doing.
I know I need to be strong in this situation,
but it's really hard because this is the day
that everything happens.
This is my first baby.
This is a Cesarean that terrifies me
because I'm familiar with the pain,
because I had a myomectomy.
So I don't know how to feel right now.
I just know I'm scared.
Here we go.
Bro, you got us a car service.
I'm eating my placenta. I got my placenta box.
♪ ♪
We're here. - All right, Mom, it's time.
We're gonna get you all ready.
Here, this is the anesthesia care unit.
Oh, don't cry. You're gonna do so great.
Is this your first section?
Oh, it is?
- First baby? - First baby!
- Okay. - You're gonna do great, Mama.
- We, as African American women,
die at a very extremely high rate giving childbirth,
and it's not talked about as much as it should be.
So that's constantly running through my mind,
along with the pain after childbirth,
with the Cesarean.
So I'm extremely terrified.
Who knows if I will make it through the process?
I am having a high-risk pregnancy.
- You got this. Everything's good.
One, two, and three.
- Does it have to be in me the whole time I'm here?
- My heart is beating so fast.
It's almost like, bam, reality is here.
I'm about to have my baby girl.
I want to see what she looks like, you know.
I want to hear her cry, you know.
I'm nervous.
It's so many mixed emotions going through me right now,
but at the end of the day,
my mother is in the room with me,
and I know I won't have to take this journey alone.
Here we go.
I'm ready for her to come out.
She was punching me last night.
- Mama's here.
Get comfortable there.
- You're gonna do so good.
♪ ♪
[baby crying]
- Congratulations. - She's crying.
She's crying.
I am finally a mother.
I am going to be the best mother.
I will make many, many mistakes.
But all I want to do right now is just hold her.
I need to see her.
I hear her, but I don't see her yet,
but she is here, you guys.
[baby crying]
- She said, "Hey, Grandma." - She dry yet?
Oh, she's adorable.
[baby wails]
- [laughs]
- This is a special moment.
This is Shay's first baby.
And our ups and downs that we had,
there was no way that I would bring that into this moment.
- Yes.
♪ ♪
- Look at little cutie.
- She is so adorable.
- She's gonna start and stop.
She's learning too. She was just born.
She doesn't know what she's doing, okay?
But she's doing good for somebody who doesn't know.
- [laughs] - So you're good.
- Seen Raymond out here?
- Yep.
- No, you said my butt is square.
- No, I didn't.
I said I love your square [bleep].
- That's not nice to say that.
I'm gonna look fine like the girls that you look at.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- We want to keep this a positive day with no problems.
- ♪ When I move my body just like this ♪
♪ I don't know why, but I feel like freedom ♪
♪ I hear a song that takes me back ♪
♪ And I let go with so much freedom ♪
- Right now, we are on 15th Avenue in Miami.
This is where I grew up at.
And today, we are celebrating Trina Day,
and I am extremely happy and just grateful.
Today's is just gonna be full of magic.
♪ ♪
- You chilling, relaxing right now?
- I'm great right now. - It's Nessa Day.
- Yeah. - That's what everybody saying.
- It's Nessa Day, right?
- It's Nessa Day out here, man.
- Bob, what's up, man?
- Yo!
- Everything all right?
- Yeah, just on my rock star swagger.
You know, it's Trina Day.
- You're looking nice.
- I'm a little overdressed for the occasion, but you know,
I'ma always do me.
- This the perfect day 'cause right now,
to be out here with the family vibe.
I'm just happy to have you around, man.
I love to see Bobby and Trina made up
because throughout the years, they became an item together.
Family first always.
Seen Raymond out here?
- Yep.
Yeah, I seen Raymond. I said, "What's up," to him.
[tense music]
Things aren't all the way, you know,
100% fine with Raymond and I,
but as long as there's respect,
that is what's going to be key for us to be able
to coexist in Trina's world.
I don't want to miss any more Trina Day.
Let me go over here before she thinks that I'm trying
to cop out on Trina Day.
[upbeat music]
- There's the princess!
- Yes, I'm so excited. I ain't gonna lie.
I'm so proud of you.
Every year you say, next year's gonna be bigger and better,
and it's always bigger and [bleep] better.
- This was epic.
We used to walk these same streets up and down,
not even understanding that you were gon' be
the queen of these streets.
- I'm just so excited.
I just showed up, and it's like, wow, you know.
- If I could have Trina come on up,
I want to do something special for you.
[cheers and applause]
Miami product.
Liberty City product.
There are not enough words in the vocabulary
to express our deep appreciation
for everything you've done for this community.
[soft music]
So on behalf of the city of Miami,
it's my honor and privilege to present you
the keys to the city of Miami.
There you go.
Wow, wow.
Look at that.
Yeah, it's okay.
It's okay.
♪ ♪
- I am born and raised in the County of Dade, 305.
So to receive keys to the city today means everything to me.
I'm super humbled and excited, and I'm just really grateful.
I just plan to definitely continue
to make this day bigger and better each and every year
and promise to just do my part and just continue
to give back to the community.
- Because I know how much your mama meant to you,
I got one more.
In loving memory of your mother.
It's okay. This is the time to do it.
These are the memories you don't forget
because you're never gonna forget her.
- I didn't know I was gonna receive a plaque
from the mayor to my mom.
Everybody knows that my mom means everything to me,
and just for them to honor her on this day,
it just meant even more.
- But it wouldn't be proper to recognize you
without recognizing her contribution to your life,
and by contrast, to our community.
So this is in loving memory of Vanessa 'Nessa' Taylor.
Thank you so much.
There you go.
And, Trina, we love you.
We're so grateful.
We would not be the same without you,
and we are not the same because of you.
So God bless you.
- ♪ Feels like gravity dropped down on insanity ♪
♪ We get money now ♪
♪ This is my life, no canopy ♪
♪ Tricks of the trade, we getting paid ♪
- How you doing? - Hi, how are you?
- Hi, I'm fine.
Today is the day of my cosmetic pre-op appointment,
and I'm dead serious about this.
I'm getting the surgery.
I want to be fine as hell when I perform.
When I feel good,
I'ma make everybody in the crowd feel good.
- All right, welcome.
Here, we do a lot of different surgeries.
Probably our most common one is a Brazilian butt lift,
known as a BBL, what Miami is kind of famous for.
- One thing about this surgeon, Dr. Nosrati,
I did my research, and he's the best in the game.
- You told me I couldn't get a BBL.
- A BBL is a butt lift, Bill. - Oh.
- I'm not gonna do nothing with my face.
I'm just going to get a little--
he gon' take a little fat out my waist
and make my booty nice and round.
- You already got that though.
- No, you said my butt was square.
- No, I didn't.
I said I love your square [bleep].
- That's not nice to say that. It's not romantic.
- I love your butt.
- Yeah, but you don't want me to get no surgery?
- I want you to do whatever you want to do.
- I don't really-- - I don't control you, but--
- Well, you want me to be thick.
- I love you as you are.
I know it's her body, but surgery is a huge deal.
And I don't think she get it.
People lose their lives on that table, you feel me?
Like, you know, I ain't against you trying
to look pretty or whatever, you feel me?
That's cool.
But you know, I don't want you to be laying
on no table getting cut up by a knife, and next thing,
you know, they come out here and say, oh, your wife died.
I'ma go crazy if something happen to you on that table.
- I want to look fine like the girls
that you look at on Instagram.
- I look at you all day.
- No, you look at girls that got fake butts,
fake boobs, and all that.
But anyway, I want to get the surgery now
because I have a lot of shows,
and I have to be snatched.
- Of course.
- So let's get this done. I'm excited.
- I'm gonna get you into a gown,
and we'll do a little exam and move on.
- Yes.
- I really think you look good how you is.
- After this consultation, I feel good to go.
So now my next steps to prepare for my surgery is,
I can't drink no liquor,
I can't smoke no tobacco, no nicotine.
I can't even do anything.
That was easy.
Look at you. You was all scared.
- I don't want you to get it done.
I don't like it. What if he [bleep] you up?
- I think he's gonna make sure I'm good.
- I hope so.
- My thoughts on cosmetic surgery is,
you have the right to feel how you want to feel
and look how you want to look.
I don't think it's much different than working out.
I don't understand the fight.
I understand you not wanting me to get it done,
but this is something very serious,
so I really need that support.
- I'm supporting you. I always support you.
Every ten surgeries you had, I supported you.
- You got it mixed up because you think
I'm getting plastic surgery,
or I'm getting some foreign objects in me.
He's doing a fat transfer.
I'm not going in there changing my skin complexion.
I'm not going in there changing my nose.
I'm never gonna change my face.
- I'm not gon' change my nose 'cause I'm a Black woman.
I look like my ancestors.
And this nose right here--
- Guess what? I do [bleep] want it.
I don't [bleep] want that fat [bleep] stomach.
Are you trying to roast?
Yeah, don't make me get on your [bleep].
I love how my face look, thank you very much.
Because if I wanted my nose done,
I would have got my nose done, but guess what?
I love how my face look, and I'm never gonna change
my nose for no [bleep] body.
- So you ain't get your face done?
- What face did I get done?
- I don't know what she got done to her face.
I didn't know she be getting her lips done.
You know me. I'm a petty [bleep] sometimes.
I was throwing shade [bleep].
- You thought it was real funny saying,
"Oh, did you get your face done?"
- Did you?
- Yeah, how you gonna say I need to get my face done?
You shaped like a wisdom tooth trying to come for me, baby.
- I don't give a [bleep].
You need to know that I don't give a [bleep].
- That was funny when you said, a bitch got--
- IDGAF. Don't give a [bleep].
- This how I look. Baby, where your Uber?
You don't even have a Uber. So let me tell you something.
You won't be getting in mine.
Sometimes, Bill likes to switch on camera.
I'ma kiki with you. I'll joke with you.
But, baby, you go low, I'ma go low.
You're my biggest hater. - I'm your biggest hater?
- Yes, you're my biggest--
- I'm your biggest supporter, sweetheart.
- No, you're my biggest hater. You just around.
- Why the [bleep] you keep me around then?
- No, you keep yourself around. - I'll politely leave.
- Boy, can you go?
Your Uber is there. See you, bye.
No, I ain't shaking no hand.
With your little ugly [bleep].
[dramatic music]
This my [bleep]. - I know.
- I'm not your [bleep].
You just said I'm not your [bleep].
- Bye, see ya. I don't give a [bleep].
♪ ♪
For him to try to bring it up in the scene,
it just show me that you're trying to style on me.
That's why I don't even want this [bleep] ring no more.
I'm about to throw it away. - Don't--
- No, I am. - You threw a ring already.
- Yeah, I'm finna throw this one too.
I'm not playing around.
You think that I'm gon' be quiet and be submissive
while you come for me.
I'm gonna get on your [bleep] ass.
I bet you won't say nothing no more.
You think that a bitch is scared.
Baby, I'm not scared.
♪ ♪
- Next time on "Love & Hip Hop Miami"...
- Two to four hours.
You're gonna lay down, and you're gonna
open your eyes...
She doesn't want to open her eyes.
- Suki getting her surgery,
I really think it was a bad idea.
- We got a good young god right here.
You want to be Kill Bill,
not Suki Lil [bleep].
♪ ♪
[phone buzzes]
- Who's that in the background?
- I'm talking to you.
- You and I were partners like this,
not based off that damn contract.
- You really looking at me like I'm the bad guy?
- I just want you to say, if you want to take Shajiya,
I'll sign her over to you.
- "Sock Pasta" is the new music video.
It's my song featuring Florence.
- Action!
♪ ♪
- I'm sick and tired of your...
- You don't want to work it out.
Don't try to cry. Don't give an excuse.
- After all you've done-- - Yeah, I've done a lot.
- [bleep], you want a--
- I want a divorce.
♪ ♪