- Amara has arrived.
Does everybody know that?
Please make sure you know Amara has arrived.
- Hey.
- Y'all don't start no trouble, no mess, no nothing.
I want it to be a pleasant reunion.
- I'm ready to get out there and do what I need to do.
- I'm ready to bring it today.
- [bleep] Marlon.
- It's gonna be epic.
- We're here at the reunion, baby!
- I am not looking forward
to having conversations with nobody.
I hope that nobody's trying to look forward to talking to me.
- Just bring it.
- I look too fly not to talk, bitch.
- This is Silky Ray. - Hi, I'm Linda.
- Good to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
- This reunion is definitely not ready.
- Stay tuned. Do not change the dial.
'Cause this [bleep] is getting real, real, real heated.
- Booyah. Let's go.
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- Welcome to "Love & Hip Hop: Miami, The Reunion."
I'm your host, Tamar Braxton.
And as a "Love & Hip Hop" fan,
I'm looking forward to getting all the tea-hehe, darling,
'cause your girl, oh, she got questions.
But tonight is not about me.
Let's welcome the cast.
Joining me right now is my girl, Trina,
Trick Daddy,
Bobby Lytes,
Amara La Negra,
Princess,
Sukihana, Ray J,
and Florence El Luche.
And on the couches,
we got Raymond,
Bill, Marlon, and Joy.
Shout-out to N.O.R.E and Neri,
who unfortunately could not make it here tonight.
But don't worry, more of your Miami favorites
are joining us throughout the night.
We've got a lot to talk about, so let's get started.
So Trick, I got a question.
Are you still the CEO of the Eat a Booty Gang?
- Yes, I'm the founder, CEO,
president, and I'm also a member.
- Oh, wow, baby. That's a laugh.
- All right. Well, Ray J, wait a minute.
Hold on. Hold your mule, baby,
because I wanna know, what hairdo is this?
- I want to be Silky Ray throughout this whole thing.
- Oh, OK. - OK.
- Amara, how are the babies?
- Oh, my God, Las Royal twins are doing just fine.
I am so in love and so happy to finally be a mother.
- Yes, mama, as you should be. - Yes.
- And don't worry, I have tons of questions
to ask the rest of y'all later tonight.
So when it comes to music styles,
Miami is one huge pot of gumbo.
And this season, the cast cooked it up
with a pinch of kompa, a sprinkle of EDM,
and of course, a big old dollop of Southern rap.
Y'all had a hell of a season.
Now, how does it feel to see music be
the focal point of "Love & Hip Hop" again, Trick?
- I feel like the music game needs Southern music
more so now than ever.
You just got a background
that covers all walks of life,
people from everywhere in the world.
And I think we could give them a lot of variety.
- For sure. OK, Suki.
You started off from social media.
Now you're in, like, huge arenas?
How has that been for you?
- I mean, people might think that I'm, you know, big,
but I don't feel like that yet.
I have so many goals.
- So you're bigger than you think you are.
But to want to be bigger,
ain't nothing wrong with that 'cause I want to be bigger.
- Amen to that.
- I think for me,
it was groundbreaking for me
to actually be the first person to ever introduce
the genre EDM to "Love & Hip Hop."
And I felt like it was important for me
to really break barriers as a gay man
and kind of just dive into a world
that was important for me. - Right.
Flo, you've been working your behind all of these days.
Tell us why you are
the self-proclaimed queen of kompa?
- Self-proclaimed. - Kompa.
- Well, you know, I am pretty much a cultural ambassador
for the Haitian people. - OK.
- I felt like it was necessary
to proclaim myself as the queen of kompa
'cause kompa is our genre. - Mm-hmm.
- And I wanted people to tap into it more, to listen to it.
- Yeah. - Clap for that.
- For sure. Ms. Trina,
how was the Legendz of the Streetz Tour,
and why was it so special to you?
- I was the only girl on the tour,
so it's one of those thing
where I had one of the dopest sets.
I spent so much money producing the set.
- I want to know you represented.
- Yes, you do. - Aw, thank you.
- You did amazing every show. - Every time.
- All your dances was fire. - True. True story.
- But I feel like you represented.
I want to tell you, I think you represented me on the tour too
because I was trying to figure out
how in the [bleep] I wasn't on that tour.
- I had thought that too. - It was the Legendz
of the Streetz Tour. - And that's a legend.
- Not the has-beens of the streetz.
- Oh, wow. - Oh, wow.
- A has-been? - Bobby.
- I would take a has-been over a never-be of the streets.
- Oh.
Let's talk about the wildest story of this season.
Ooh, chile, usually blood is thicker than water,
but that wasn't the case for Flo and her sister, Gaelle.
Here's a look at what happens
when keeping it in the family
goes wrong.
- What's going on with Gaelle?
- She has no respect for my relationship.
Anything but a divorce from me and Marlon.
- I just want to talk to you,
'cause I have something to tell you,
'cause I can't keep the secret no more.
- What secret?
- There's a lot of [bleep] going on between me and Marlon.
- What [bleep]?
- We had an affair.
- She's drunk or [bleep] up in the head, obviously.
- Don't lie. Don't lie.
- Yeah, she got a problem, for real.
- Don't lie, I got proof. - What's the proof?
- You came to the restaurant.
- Which restaurant?
- This is him.
- That's you, Marlon. - That's not me.
- That's you. - That's not the restaurant.
- Yes, that's her restaurant. - Yes.
- That me, though? - Yes, that is.
You always [bleep] me! - Flo, Flo.
- Marlon always, and here he is!
The same [bleep] happen for Debbie.
And I stood next to you.
And I defended you, Marlon.
- At the end of the day, that was supposed to be
my secret with you.
I trusted you. You [bleep] that trust up.
- You're disgusting.
That's who you are.
- I'm tired of fighting
and trying to make everything work.
I want a divorce.
- I hate you, Marlon.
- OK. - I hate you.
- Ooh, chile.
Joining us on the main stage,
please welcome Gaelle.
OK, so let me just get down to the nitty-gritty.
Now, Flo, like, where do you and Marlon stand today?
Like, have you filed for divorce?
- Not yet.
I'm still thinking about it.
I love him.
At the same time, he's [bleep] up.
He's done [bleep] up my whole relationship with my sister.
I don't know if she's telling the truth
or if she has her own motives.
- So let me just ask directly, is it true?
Did you sleep with him?
Did you have an affair with him?
- Yes.
You know it's true. - That's [bleep].
- He take off my clothes. - He took off your clothes?
- You took off her clothes? - Yes, yes.
- Gaelle, I don't know what you're talk--
you're doing all this for nothing.
- Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
- Move this for me, please.
- They thought you was gonna bang Gaelle
over the head with it. - No, no.
I ain't doing [bleep] to Gaelle.
- Flo, I'ma tell you this,
if you let what your sister did--
'cause your sister played alone
for years of conspiracy against your relationship.
You don't even realize it.
If you let what that do break y'all up, you're a fool.
- What kind of sister are you?
That's why I put you on pause.
I feel like you push yourself on him
to make sure that I divorce him.
- You need to divorce Marlon. - No.
- That's all you got to do. - No, you got problems.
Worry about yourself because you're supposed
to be my sister. - The only reason you're doing
that 'cause you're doing the same thing.
You cheat too. You're a cheater too.
That's why. - Girl...
- Yeah, that's why.
- I want to hear that story too.
Let me hear that story. - You both are [bleep],
so I don't give a [bleep] about you.
- What's the details? - In the mud with you.
And I refuse to do that. - Yes.
That's why you don't divorce him.
- Now you're not successful with him.
Now you switching it on me. - I don't need your man.
- That's not what you told me. - Trust me.
- That's not what you told me. - I don't need you.
'Cause you--Marlon. - That's not what you--
- Marlon, you're [bleep] in love with me.
- Well, how do you know that? - 'Cause I know.
He told me that! - You're crazy.
- You told her you was in love with her?
- Every time your wife went somewhere,
you're the first person that calling me, "Oh, she left."
You told me that you're not happy in your marriage.
- Yeah, that don't mean that I want to mess with you.
- You're telling me a bunch of [bleep].
- Yeah, but that don't mean I want to mess with you.
- This is very embarrassing. - Yes. So how?
- All the time, you do the same [bleep] to your sister.
- [bleep] you, Marlon. Shut up.
So you need to fix yourself. - You do the same [bleep].
- That's embarrassing. - It isn't. Come back.
- No, it's embarrassing. - Yes, leave her alone.
That's it. - Gaelle is not even ashamed
of saying things.
Like, come on, you're supposed to be my sister.
- Bitch, be quiet. Don't tell me.
I don't give a [bleep] about that.
- Why are you so upset with your sister?
What's going on? - Oh, my God.
- I'm upset 'cause she blind, so she needs
to divorce this dog right here.
- Flo. Flo, come have a seat.
And thank you-- thank you for coming back.
I appreciate that, because I just feel like at this point,
you need to face this head-on, you know what I mean?
Put your big girl panties on, and find out
what's really going on between your husband and your sister.
- There's nothing going on. - You have issues.
You can never keep a man. - Whatever. [bleep] you.
- You got a lot of [bleep] to talk about.
[bleep] you too. - The reason why
I can't keep a man
is 'cause I'm not taking [bleep] from men.
That's the reason why.
- Nobody's perfect. - [bleep] over and over.
But I'm [bleep] happy.
- No. - Sit down, please.
- Listen-- - Sit down.
- I can't be around fights.
- Ain't nobody fighting up here.
Not with me. - It's in my contract.
- Sit down, and calm down. - Listen.
I'm [bleep] happy with my life, the way I handle my life.
I'm [bleep] happy. all: Oh.
- What just happened to the light?
- Oh, Lord, the spirits are up in here tonight.
Where do you guys stand right now?
- We are a toxic-ass couple. - [snorts]
- There is other people talking to me.
I wanted to tell you that.
- You think that [bleep] don't bother me?
What you mean?
OK, you got [bleep] music, bitch.
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- Yes, we're working on that. - It's getting on my nerves.
- Any second.
- The lights done went off.
They acting like I act at home.
You forgot to pay the bill.
She forgot to pay the damn light bill.
So what are we gonna do now?
- Normally, I'm the one with the drama, surrounded,
or I'm in the middle of the drama,
but this time, the drama's involving them.
It's real. It's raw.
And a lot of emotions are flying high.
This [bleep] is getting real, real, real heated.
- Sisters, what can we do to move forward?
- I just want her to be happy. That's it.
- So she just said she's done with him.
- This is not the man for her.
- So now, do you feel like you guys can come
to a common ground and be sisters?
- I think I feel like I can get her back
the way we used to be.
- It will never be the same.
It's never going to be the same, Gaelle.
Don't think it's gonna be the same.
- I'm ready to-- - No, you let too much happen.
- Will you tell your sister, "I was wrong.
I shouldn't have did that? I shouldn't have handled it."
- I was wrong by doing that.
- I mean, it doesn't--
it doesn't erase what she did.
- You want to know what to do?
- What? - Work on yourself.
- I don't want to do this with her.
At the end of the day, he [bleep] up.
He's the [bleep]. I'm done.
I'm not gonna take this anymore.
- So where does that stand with you two?
- I want to change.
This is why I told--
I told you everything, 'cause I want to move forward.
I don't want to deal with Marlon no more.
I stopped it.
Yes, I made a mistake, and I want to fix it.
That's it. I want to move forward, yes.
- Hurt people hurt people. - Exactly.
- And whether you do it on purpose,
that is just what happens. - I'll accept that.
- I know that I did-- - There's nothing to accept.
- And that had nothing to do with you, punk,
'cause you're the reason why they're in this situation,
'cause you crossed the line. You really tried it.
And if nobody's gonna hold you accountable,
I'ma hold you accountable.
You really went there, and you really tried it
between these sisters. - Yes.
- So now, you have a opportunity to step back
and let them be sisters again. - Yes.
- How about you do that?
Come on. Come with your sister.
Come on, y'all sisters. Come on, y'all sisters.
- I'm so sorry, and I'm ready
to do whatever you want me to do.
- You hurt me, but I still love you.
I do. - I love you too.
- And she knows that.
- All right, people. Lights back in five.
- Stand by. Here we go.
Five, four... - Welcome back, everybody.
The stage has been cleared because the lights went out.
But...although the lights went out,
we had a ray of light.
And these two sisters had an amazing breakthrough.
- Y'all know I have a gang of sisters.
- I know.
- And it was killing me to see y'all fighting and feuding.
- This is what I was fighting for, to get my sister back.
I love my sister.
I want her back.
- I love you too.
- I hate to spoil the moment that y'all are having together,
but if I agree to it, that's still means
that I'm agreeing to whatever your sister is accusing me of.
- Are you taking any responsibility?
- I'll take the responsibility
for squeezing on her butt that one time,
but it was an accident.
- I can't take all the [bleep] that I've been going through.
I deserve to really be happy.
I deserve respect.
If it could be so close to home,
then what are you doing out there?
It's no longer about my sister now.
It's about... - Accusations.
- What are you doing out there?
You understand what I'm saying?
Listen, Marlon, I'm so sorry to tell you that,
but this is not gonna work between us.
I've held you down for so long.
Right now, I need to worry about myself.
I need to love myself.
And there is other people talking to me.
I wanted to tell you that.
- I knew there was a reason why.
It feels like you and your sister
is playing a mind game with me.
- So you're finished with this?
- We could finalize that divorce.
- OK.
I'm so glad to see the sisters reunite, and hug,
and love each other, and want to move forward.
And I wish the best for you two and you're co-parenting.
And I'm really, really super proud of you.
- Thank you. Thank you. - Good for you.
- [imitates babbling]
- Joanne on the floor. We're getting set.
- In five, four, three...
- From a marriage on the rocks
to one that never will seem to end,
Trick's refusal to let Joy go cause major, major issues,
especially as she was trying
to take a major step with her new boyfriend, David.
- I finally met a man that I actually want to be with,
and Trick keep sabotaging everything
because he can't let go.
- Why is you and Joy's divorce taking so long to finalize?
- She got a boyfriend.
- So then it should be quicker.
- Yeah, their relationship should have been over quicker.
In order for me to divorce Joy,
I would have to be finna get married again.
- What about if she wants a divorce?
- She does, right?
- That's what she say. She's going to hell with me.
That's adultery. - God damn, Trick.
- I feel like you're targeting me.
I feel like every chance you get,
you want to make me feel bad.
It makes me look at you like, you know what?
I never want to talk to him again.
- For me to say I don't love Joy would be a lie.
If I had it my way, I would have did
a lot of things different in the beginning
because I can admit that I'm not a perfect man.
If she's looking for a man to love and do for her
and take care of her the way I did,
he's not out there.
- Ooh, chile.
Now, you know I love you to pieces, right?
How come you just won't give the lady the divorce
so she can move on? - It's too late.
- So both of y'all can move on?
- It's too late for all that.
I'm fighting blow for blow now.
- What would it take for you to just go ahead on
and cut the cord?
- Well, at the ceremony,
they say, till death do us part.
- OK. So, Trick, you called out Joy's failed relationships,
but you don't think you're partially to blame
because you won't let her move on?
- No, no. She got bad taste in [bleep].
- Trick, you are misogynistic. That's number one.
You-- - I don't know what that means.
You know I went to prison in ninth grade.
- It's too easy for you to be like, you know what?
You did wrong, and she doing...
Y'all keep playing the blame game.
I'm in the middle of it like a roller coaster.
I want both of y'all to just cut it out
'cause I'm sick of you and you, but you mostly.
- OK, but I got a question.
How is your relationship with David?
- She's sick of that [bleep], man.
She tried to find a [bleep] like me.
That [bleep] can't be like me.
- I don't want anybody like you.
- You play. That [bleep] probably history by now.
- Is things not going well with you and David?
- Unfortunately, me and David broke up.
- Wow. - What?
- I could've told you that. - I just think
until I clear my air--
shut up, 'cause you're part of the problem.
- I just feel like Joy needs some personal time to herself.
Like, she needs to get herself in order
from the start, from ground zero.
And she knows what I'm talking about.
- I'm just worrying about me right now.
- OK. So you're moving forward with you.
- Yes. - OK.
I mean, Tricky, you feel that?
All right.
All right, relax.
Everybody, we're just warming up.
All right, coming up after the break,
it's a battle of the exes
when we talk ex-friends and ex-lovers.
More of the reunion after this.
- So this is what I want to say.
- Tone and delivery, bitch.
- Tone and [bleep] delivery!
- Tone and [bleep] delivery.
- Just for the respect I feel like
he shouldn't have done that. That's just number one.
- All right, Bobby, once and for all,
can you elaborate on what really happened?
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- We're back at the reunion.
Now joining us on the main stage
is Shay, Jullian, and Emjay.
Coming into the season, Amara had her eyes focused
on building a new family and a brighter future,
but an ex from the past
had a few things he wanted to get off his chest.
Take a look.
- I started getting into real estate
and buying property.
In the process, I met Allan.
One thing led to the other,
and we kind of... [imitates sloshing tongues]
- Did you see that post Amara put up
with her your ex-friend, Allan?
You ain't got to say nothing
'cause I got a whole lot to say if I see her.
And I'ma let her know how much of a whore she is.
She's the ho of hip-hop.
- I got invited to Shay's baby shower.
- I haven't even thrown any jabs
or spoken [bleep] on social media
or said anything 'cause that's not the way that I move.
- Has she ever reached out to you personally
other than social media? - No, no.
And this is how I know you're doing [bleep] for clout,
'cause if you pay attention,
there's nothing else happening in your life
besides your [bleep] products.
- Take responsibility for what you did.
- What responsibility? It's been two years.
I have two beautiful kids. - How I'ma introduce you
to a whole man that's a part of the family
and you're gonna sleep with him?
- I didn't sleep with him.
I [bleep] the [bleep] out of him.
What is the problem?
- You didn't see Emjay in his depressed state, Amara.
You didn't see what the [bleep] I had to see.
- Why the [bleep]-- you didn't see me.
You didn't see me when I was depressed
while Emjay was laying down in his [bleep] robe and his hat.
- He didn't deserve for you to go
and smash somebody he introduced you with.
- You're over here defending your brother
without even knowing what happened.
- So what are we doing? What are we doing?
- Just keep my name out your mouth.
- Stop talking [bleep] about my family,
and we can let it go. - Done.
- Ooh, y'all was...
going for the jugular. - Y'all were.
- Now, Amara, there are some discrepancies in the timeline.
Like, how did you end up with Allan?
- I met Allan through Emjay.
That's how the relationships came about.
- I mean, everybody just seen what just came on here, right?
Because she was just in green screen,
saying she met him in Dominican Republic
through real estate.
You never mentioned Emjay at all.
That's not what you said, and it's [bleep] up
how you have no empathy for Emjay.
- No, it's not that I don't. I'm clarifying it,
and I'm saying it, and I said it.
- You're clarifying it now, but from what we just watched,
you didn't clarify [bleep] on there.
- It would have been bad if I would have denied it.
"Oh, that's a lie." No. Yes, I did.
I said it, but at that moment,
I didn't feel like I had to say anything.
- So why did you call her "the ho hip-hop"?
- The same reason she's talked about my brand and business.
- I said you had [bleep] products.
That's the most I said, you have [bleep] products.
- You think that [bleep] don't bother me?
What you mean? - OK.
- OK, you got [bleep] music, bitch.
Like, what if I said that? That wouldn't hurt you?
- Your products make you have to go to the bathroom.
- No, she's saying "[bleep]" products.
- It's [bleep] products. - [bleep].
- She said [bleep]-ass products, and then she on here
saying that I ain't got nothing going on.
- No, I said you have [bleep] product.
- [bleep] products, like it makes you [bleep].
- Your detox makes you take a [bleep].
- No, my detox actually
removes toxins from your body, bitch.
It helps you release, bitch, which you need to detox
right now, 'cause you're tripping.
- I'm OK with my [bleep] music.
My [bleep] music has taken me a long way.
- Don't talk about my brand, and I won't talk about yours.
That [bleep] hurt.
- So this is what I want to say.
- Tone and delivery, bitch.
- Tone and [bleep] delivery!
- Tone and [bleep] delivery.
- I hate the fact we're grown-ass women
and we are talking about who blocked who,
who said what on what social media.
- You blocked me first. - I get that part,
but we're talking about--
- Amara, we need to move forward.
- That's what I'm saying. I think that
we're bigger than this. - Right, but that's
the whole reason we're here to talk this [bleep] out.
- Yes, and that's what I'm saying.
- But I'm not gonna not speak my mind.
- No, you spoke your mind. - I'm just letting my know,
I spoke my mind.
I told you how I was hurt, where the hurt came from.
I'm trying to explain that to you.
- And I hear you. - Ooh, chile.
Emjay, what's your take on this?
Why are you so in your feelings?
Do you feel like Amara is the one that got away?
- I feel like she's not taking accountability
for what she did.
I don't think that she should have slept with Allan.
- But were you guys together? - No.
- When I introduced them, we were together.
- Does that matter?
- Sort of. - No, we don't do that.
- Well, let me just tell you why it matters.
- Girl code. Don't act like you don't know it.
- Hold on, sis. - No, mm-mm.
- Hold on one second, baby. I respect you,
but I really want to hear from Emjay,
and how he's feeling, and why this is affected him.
- Because I loved her.
- You still do. - You know what I'm saying?
And even still to this day, I can't sit up here
and act like I don't care about her or I don't love her.
- That would be the issue here.
I want to dive into something else.
We invited Allan to join us remotely tonight,
but he declined. - I bet he did.
- Amara, are you guys together? - Not now.
- 'Cause at first, you guys said
y'all was gonna get married, he's moving here.
- You know, sometimes I think that I wanted the fantasy.
I wanted the relationship thing to work so bad,
I might have moved a little bit too fast,
too quick, into things.
I am the mother of my children.
I am the father of my children at this moment.
So yes, I am a single parent.
And I have to be honest about that.
Like, I'm not gonna sit here and lie, you know?
Because I feel that, you know, I try to sell this fantasy,
this illusion of a perfect family and everything is great,
and that's not the truth, you know?
- OK. So, Jullian,
how do you feel about this whole situation?
- I don't know him.
I'm just going off of what I've seen.
But the thing is, I know her.
I love Amara.
Amara is forever my sister.
- And they're going to court, and I wish
they would settle their stupid differences.
- So what's your relationship like today?
- I mean, we're cordial.
I'm always gonna have love for her.
- Likewise.
- It hurts me to my [bleep] soul, all of this [bleep].
The thing that Amara has to understand,
anybody who knows her
will have a soft spot for her.
So when we react,
and we're upset, and we're angry,
it's because we feel even more betrayed
'cause had it been anybody else,
we would tell them, "Hell, we don't even give a crap.
We wouldn't care."
But because it's her, we care.
He can say whatever he wants.
He got a soft spot for her,
and I still think he loves her.
And when Shay talks her crap, it don't matter.
And even though she's mad, it's coming from a place of love.
- Honestly, I want to take this moment to...
apologize to Shay,
to Emjay,
to Jullian, you know,
for the controversies, the inconveniences.
Whatever the [bleep] it is that has happened,
I just want peace for all of us.
Whether we talk again in life, whether we don't,
I just want peace.
And I'm gonna leave it at that.
- All right, coming up,
everyone wants to know,
are Ray J and Princess finally divorced?
We'll get the answer to that question and more
when we return.
Where do you guys stand right now?
Are y'all together right now?
- I have a boyfriend, not a husband.
- If Ray didn't want the divorce,
would you still want the divorce?
- ♪♪ 305 ♪♪ - ♪♪ It's time to get it ♪♪
- Welcome back to the reunion.
Now this season, Bobby's wrecking ball behavior
created a rift with Trina
after a heated exchange with her fiancé, Raymond.
Let's take a look.
- Bobby said you beat him up
and punched him in the nose.
- I did not beat him up, and I did not punch him in the nose.
Bobby's a liability, bro.
He ain't got no purpose, so he's not standing for nothing.
I can't work anything out with anybody
if I don't agree with your principles and morals.
- You punched me in my nose. - I didn't punch you, [bleep].
- He lift up a bottle.
Like, he wanted to kill me that night.
- He said he didn't do that.
- Yes, the [bleep] he did. - What's the deeper issue?
- The only issue I've ever had with Raymond
is the fact that he gives off energy like he don't like me.
That's the only thing.
- I don't like anybody that come around Trina
and her brand, don't have her best interest.
The last two times you got into it,
it's off of your face. - I'm not a perfect person.
I never claimed and said to be that I'm perfect.
- 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 can't afford the energy right now.
I'm in a focused mind.
It's like tunnel vision.
- Ooh, chile. - Ooh.
Now, Trina, how important is it
to have a solid team supporting you
both professionally and personally?
- It's very important. Everybody knows that about me.
- I know you love your people. - I don't like the drama.
I don't do all the messiness.
I don't do all the back and forth.
It's plenty of times I have to give Bobby a pause
'cause I have to tell him, "You cannot be a liability to me,
"because anything that happens,
the first thing they're gonna say is, 'Trina, Trina, Trina.'"
And I have nothing to do with it at all.
- All right, Bobby, once and for all,
can you elaborate on what really happened?
- Actually, now that I actually watched back and rewind this,
I realize a lot of things.
I don't actually remember what actually happened.
So it was all a blur.
- You were so far gone on that Casamigos,
you don't even remember how it happened.
- And he didn't actually hit me.
- No, he did not hit you. - It was the security tussling
and stuff and all that
that ended up hitting me on my nose.
- It was no hitting. It was just a whole bunch of fiasco.
- Trina calls herself the rock star.
I am the cousin of the rock star.
I am a rock star, OK?
So I get wasted, might not make it, all that.
Really, I would love, love, love to put it behind me.
- I know with Bobby, it's hard for him to let things go,
and I truly believe that he's become a better person.
- Yeah. - OK, let's pivot to this.
Raymond, you said you don't agree
with Bobby's principles and morals.
Now, some people on social media
may have interpreted that as you being homophobic.
Can you clarify that? - It's just he was immature.
I feel like Bobby could be way more mature
with this platform. And for the record,
I have no-- I have no problem with...
- No, yeah. - Anybody's sexual preferences.
- He's not homophobic. - For sure.
I want to dive into something else.
Ray J, it's time to come to the stage.
Now for years, we've watched the evolution
of Princess and Ray J's relationship,
but with the divorce putting them
on opposite sides of the battlefield,
this season gave us the versus battle
we weren't hoping to see.
Let's take a look.
- Princess and I, we got this spot in Miami
a year and a half ago.
And we felt like Miami was the spot
that would lock us back in.
But unfortunately, it didn't.
- I'm done.
I have no interest whatsoever
in reconciling with him.
How about to new beginnings?
To the life that you wanted?
- To the life that I wanted? - Yeah.
- Cheers. - You filed for divorce.
- After I almost died.
- After you had bitches in the house.
You know, at some point, we have to discuss
the elephant in the room,
which is the divorce.
The divorce that you wanted.
- You can't get away from me. We have kids.
We haven't been divorced yet, so you don't know.
Trust me, all that's gonna change.
- Oh, you don't know.
- Oh, yeah, "You don't know"?
- You don't know what that looks like.
- I don't care. - Oh, you don't?
- No. - OK.
- You've already been doing it. - No.
You've already been doing it. - I don't care.
- And I've never done it. - I don't care. Hey.
- Anything that I've ever done, you've done it with me.
Anything I've ever done, you've done it with me.
- Just know-- - Anything I've ever done,
any time I ever was [bleep] with bitches,
guess who was with me.
Princess was right in the [bleep] room!
- I was there some of the times.
- Things ain't going great with me and Princess.
And now, Kanye trying to play me,
acting like I was trying to extort Kim
with this second sex tape.
The problem with this alleged sex tape is that in real life,
there is no tape that I have.
I don't have anything.
- Now, I'm not gonna let somebody go number one
with the [bleep] other show
making you look crazy after all these years.
- Enough's enough.
I got to speak up for myself and tell my truth.
- Oh. - Oh.
- Period. - Ooh.
No, you really did something this season
that was real stand up for yourself
in regards to the Kardashian situation.
Why did you choose to do that?
Why did you think it was important now?
- Well, I had to because it was brought back up.
And I have a daughter now.
And you know,
all the games we were kind of playing back then was cool.
It kind of died out, and it was whatever.
We were moving on. It's all good.
And then when they brought it back up,
I just felt like telling the truth.
You know what I'm saying?
And even after I told the truth,
I didn't don't want a bunch of, like, interviews about it.
I didn't want no shine from it.
I would never want my son and daughter
to think that I would put something out
without somebody's consent when that's just not even possible.
You know what I'm saying? - Sure.
- And it's janky to, like, try to tear me down
when you know I got two kids too, you know what I'm saying?
Through the journey, like, I think the truth
will still start to come out even more.
But I love my family.
- So where are you guys?
- I feel like I have a boyfriend, not a husband.
- I'll take being a boyfriend.
- I'ma need Trick to have a seat.
Where do things stand with the divorce?
- It's almost final.
- Are you guys OK with that?
- Yeah, we're, like, damn near best friends.
- Every time we get along, he puts the divorce on hold.
And every time we get into one little argument,
he gets it back in motion again.
So I felt like he was holding it over my head,
so I filed a motion to set a trial date.
- Do you want a divorce, Ray?
Truly?
- Oh.
- I love Princess.
I think time will tell what we want to do.
- Ray loves me,
I think, you know, like, our kids.
- I love you overall. - Ray.
You still want to be out there living your life.
- You still want to have your freedom
to move and do what you want to do.
- If Ray didn't want the divorce,
would you still want the divorce?
- I'm tired of, like, wondering where we're at.
- That's hard. - Yes.
- You can cry. Go ahead.
- Right. - No.
I don't want to be married no more.
You know what I mean? - Sure.
- I don't want to sacrifice
just because I want a relationship to work.
- Ray?
- I'm in it for the long haul.
Word. Period.
- I think I hear you say you want your wife.
- I think we're both tired.
And I think that we're both good, right?
But we're both good to each other, right?
- Before you give up, just think about it
'cause you said all that--
- But you can never give up.
- But how you gonna have--
but how you gonna ever get a woman
if she turn around and get a man? Then what?
- I still would never love again.
- I think the issue with her is
is she's coming from a place of hurt
because she did speak about-- - I'm coming
from a place of hurt too. - Wait a minute.
Let me get it out, pumpkin, 'cause you know
I'm on both of y'all teams.
- I love you, Tamar. - I love you too.
So when she sees you with other women--
- She doesn't see me with other women.
- Wait a minute.
Can I get the question out, little brother?
- She never saw me with another woman.
- Ooh, pick me. Pick Tamar.
Thank you. - What woman have--
- Okay, hold on. - She's never seen me
with another woman. - Wait a minute.
But that's her perspective. - No.
- So you got to allow her that, right?
- I can't allow somebody to see something that's not there.
- Because that's what she speaks of.
When you say that he's with other women,
like, what does that mean? - I mean there was definitely
a girl you let drive our car, but I'm not gonna say anything
because he doesn't want to talk about it,
so we'll just leave it at that. - No.
Like, I'm not gonna prove my point to that
'cause you know what that is, and you know
I wasn't [bleep] with her. - OK.
- I'ma get some lotion. - No.
They're gonna bring it to you. - See?
That's what happens every time I try to bring something up.
- You know, we make a lot of money around here.
Somebody gonna bring you some lotion.
- It's neither here nor there.
I'm not gonna, like, name anything or go down the list.
- Because there is no list.
- There's definitely a list, but--
- There's no list. - OK.
It's obvious we're not gonna settle this,
but I'm definitely gonna pray for you and Princess.
Y'all at the top of my prayer list.
All right, everybody, coming up,
what's the update on Suki and Bill's relationship?
Find out next.
- If Princess right, Princess right.
- Princess is right.
- I can't admit [bleep] that I didn't do,
but I can't say nothing because
I love my wife, and I'm not gonna do that.
- Y'all gonna be together. I'll just be happy for y'all.
- You get what I'm saying, though?
- At the end of the day, we're trying go back and forth.
That means somebody's about to look bad.
- Yeah, you don't want to do that.
- I'd rather look bad.
- Would y'all be my witness here today?
How about we just get married?
- We have an officiant here. - I'll be the flower girl.
- Do it. Do it.
- ♪♪ 305 ♪♪ - ♪♪ It's time to get it ♪♪
- Welcome back to "Love & Hip Hop: Miami, the Reunion."
Pregnancy can be one of the most beautiful
yet scariest times in a woman's life.
For Shay, it was shrouded in secrecy
from the pregnancy itself
to the identity of her child's father.
Watch this.
- There's nobody around. Yes!
- I'm tired of hiding it. - Yes!
Hold on! Hold on! - [giggles]
- Yes!
- I'm pregnant.
- Who's the daddy? - What?
- We'll talk about the daddy later.
- Jesus of Nazareth, who is the father?
- Momma Dee, this is not Scrappy's child.
This is not your granddaughter.
- So who's gonna be in the OR with you?
Did you decide?
- Are you gonna talk to the dad?
'Cause he needs to be a part of this too.
- I don't got to listen to him.
- Yes, you do. - No, I don't.
- [sobbing]
- Congratulations. - She's crying.
She's crying.
- [exhales sharply]
Why are you so upset? What's going on?
- The situation with my child's father.
Everybody's been speculating
who they think my child's father is,
and I'm tired of that.
But it wasn't mentioned for a reason.
He's a very private person,
and I was trying to protect that.
- Damn, I thought I was gonna find out
who the baby's father was today.
- No, bitch.
- Are you comfortable talking about your history?
- We had a committed situation for a few years,
and it just got rocky. He was cheating.
He was doing things that I didn't agree with.
So I left, meaning I got out of the committed situation,
but we were still dipping and dabbing, clearly,
because that's how Shajiyah got here.
- Emjay, what's your take on this?
- What I hear from her is that I need to step up
because I haven't been. - Well, why is that?
- He's too busy partying and getting drunk.
I don't expect him to come in and do anything.
My mother has been amazing.
She's helped me from day one.
I love her so much. Without her,
I really don't know how I would have made it.
- I love hearing that you and your mom are good now.
- It's a bitch. For the most part,
you have your child out of love.
At the end of the day, your children belong to the mother.
Men can come and go,
but you know, Mommy will always be Mommy.
- I understand now what it's like to be a mother.
And I'm a single parent. I never thought
I would be in this situation. - Sure.
- And I'm not gonna act like I don't love my child's father.
I do, and I know he loves me unconditionally.
I know that.
Whenever I have any regrets for my daughter and my baby,
if I got to be her mother and her father...
[sobbing]
- I'm sorry, mama.
- It's OK. It's OK, Shay.
- Can we move?
I don't want to talk about him anymore.
- OK, let's switch gears.
- Last one, everybody. Last one.
Clear out. - Stand by.
- OK. I just want you to know, sis,
you look amazing. - Thank you.
- All right, Sukihana had high hopes
when she brought in her cousin, Isaiah,
to run her store,
but instead of making Good Cat purr...
[purrs]
He let the shop go to the dogs. Check it out.
- My cousin, Isaiah, funky ass act
like he can't answer the phone. - Wait.
You don't have no idea why he's not picking up for you?
- No, I just heard that he living his best life.
He just dropped a new music video
in front of Popeyes chicken, rapping,
saying that he makes hits.
- ♪♪ I be makin' raps 'cause I be servin', no cap ♪♪
I be makin' raps 'cause I be servin', no cap ♪♪
- Why the [bleep] is all these people outside?
The [bleep]?
It's dusty, dirty, smell like blackened mouth and feet.
I'm so pissed off.
Like, you really got me [bleep] up.
- You owe me some [bleep] money.
- No, the [bleep] I don't. both: Yes, you do.
- I know you've been stealing from my store.
You give all the clothes from the big girl section
to them hos in your music video.
You just decided to flourish in your career
and just say [bleep] my opportunity that I gave you.
- You asked me to go ahead and run your store.
- You asked for a job. - But you still have yet
to go ahead and pay me.
- OK, before we jump into everything, everybody,
I want to welcome Isaiah to the stage.
So how was your music career going?
How is that going for you? Is it going anywhere?
- Baby, they love that Popeyes.
Just know that they're tearing that [bleep] the [bleep] up
while they're eating that chicken.
Baby, be real fried, real greasy.
- Oh. So, Bill. What do you think about Isaiah's video?
- I think it's a whole lot of dumb [bleep].
You know what I mean?
[laughter]
- And he took my idea. Tell 'em the truth.
- Big girls need love too. - And they do.
And that's why I got a plus size section in my store.
That don't mean give them out.
- Well, Trina, you work with your family all the time.
What do you have to say about that?
- Just for the respect I feel like he should have for her,
he shouldn't have done it.
That's for her family member to do that.
It makes it hard to trust somebody else.
If my cousin can't run the shop and not give away my [bleep],
I'm scared to trust you,
you who I hired, because I don't even know y'all.
- As far as my stores and my business, you know,
I ain't mixing that with y'all no [bleep] more.
I love y'all to death, but you ain't--uh-huh.
- Yeah, that's fine 'cause I like to get paid on time.
[laughter]
- All right, all right, lesson learned.
Take it as a lesson. All right.
Suki and Bill's relationship
had more twists and turns than a thrill ride,
but unfortunately, every engagement ended
with the game of ring toss.
Let's take a look.
- Hold on. Wait. Where your engagement ring?
- I'ma just tell y'all the truth.
I happened to toss it.
- You threw it? - You threw it away?
- Me and Suki kind of bumped heads,
so yeah, like, she don't make me feel like I'm noticed.
- You wouldn't even know who he was if he wasn't my fiancée.
Everything he got going on right now is because of Suki.
- You want to be Kill Bill,
not Suki little [bleep].
That was your identity, dawg. - Yeah.
Hey.
- I don't want to hurt nobody, you feel me?
I definitely don't want to hurt you
'cause I love you, you feel me?
[cheering]
- The whole family is here today,
but I'm not gonna lie, they're not even getting along.
- I'm telling you, I'm gonna take his side.
Like, that's my cousin.
You think I'm finna let you fight my cousin?
Figure out who you're mad at 'cause it ain't my cousin.
He ain't do nothing to you.
I don't know why you're taking off your chain, baby,
'cause you're not finna fight my cousin.
- Shut your [bleep] mouth.
- Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
- Bitch, who you talking to? The [bleep], [bleep]?
Who you talking to, bitch?
You're disrespecting me?
[bleep], [bleep].
You're gonna call me a bitch?
- She threw the goddamn ring again.
- A [bleep] mess. [cackles]
- Suki, I just want to know how many rings have you had.
- I had a lot.
I feel like honestly
we're getting to the seventh or eighth one.
- Why do you throw them all out?
- I don't throw all of them.
Honestly, I think he sold one of them, for real, for real.
- Do y'all think y'all relationship is a little toxic?
- We are a toxic-ass a couple.
- We all argue and fight all the time.
We just love different.
That's just how we are, you know?
- But we saw guys call off the engagement on the show.
Like, where do you guys stand right now?
Are y'all together right now?
- I didn't just call off the engagement.
I called off family. I called off everybody.
All these [bleep] was getting on my nerves.
- Baby, I love you. Stop playing with me
before I go over there and [bleep] a [bleep] up.
- But why do you love her so much?
Tell us why you love her so much.
- Yeah. - 'Cause that's my queen.
She knows that. - Why?
- "Why"? - Yeah.
Tell us why you love me. - Everything
we've been through. - Kiss her feet.
- What do you mean "why"? And I will kiss her feet.
- Don't put them nasty-- no, it's OK.
I don't want you to touch my feet, Bill.
OK, stop. [laughter]
- I can't-- I can't kiss your feet?
I worship the ground you walk on.
- That's your queen. - We love that.
- I want to know why do you love him.
- I love him because he's funny,
he makes me laugh. - Yes, yes.
- We came from humble beginnings.
I love his children.
He loves my kids. We got a big family.
From the first day that we met, we've been together every day.
- So, Trina, what do you think?
They like to break up to make up to have good sex after?
- Very real love. They love how they love.
Nobody should be judged.
- I feel like y'all both are made for each other.
- I do too. - [stammers]
I could never imagine someone that would be able
to, like, actually be perfect for you.
He's perfect for you, and she's perfect for you.
- I love the girl, you feel me?
Like, we both got the same dreams, the same goals.
I do feel like I have a deeper special connection with her.
OK, so listen.
Would y'all be my witness here today?
- Absolutely. - OK.
[clears throat]
So will you stand up?
OK, so listen.
All right? - Yeah.
I've been a little childish lately.
How about we come back together, right?
I'm ready to be more mature this time
and love each other properly this time.
How about that?
Now, instead of engaging you this time,
how about we just get married?
And I have somebody that could do it that's here.
I brought him with me.
- Hmm? - I'm so serious.
- Wait. What?
- [chuckles] What the [bleep] are you doing?
- We have an officiant here.
- Right now. - That's crazy, Bill.
- I don't care. - Well, I mean, she's here.
The lady's standing right there.
- She's standing right here.
Do you want to tie this knot or what?
- I'll be the flower girl.
- What makes you want to be with me?
- She's standing right there. - 'Cause I love you.
- Do it. Do it. - OK.
OK, guys, listen, I don't know how this is gonna go.
But when we come back, we might be having a wedding
when we return.
We'll find out.
- ♪♪ 305 ♪♪ - ♪♪ It's time to get it ♪♪
- Welcome back to "Love & Hip Hop: Miami, The Reunion."
I have to report that Bill and Suki have decided
tonight is not the night to tie the knot
and have left the building.
- If you really want to marry me, Bill,
you should at least show me... - Mm-hmm.
- Instead of always proposing.
- Yeah, but don't be doing all that,
'cause I show you every [bleep] day.
- But I feel like our children, they should be there.
Like, a lot of times when I wanted to leave,
it be the kids that be putting us back together, you know?
So I feel like they should at least be a part of that.
- We'll see if it ever happens.
It's time for us to get out of here.
So before we go, I'm curious to see
if anybody has any regrets this season.
OK, Shay, what about you?
- It went too far with Amara and I.
We could have been a better support system for each other.
So I'm just ready for this drama to end with her
because I love you. - I love you too.
Even though I can't stand you sometimes, bitch,
but I do love you.
- Anyone else?
- So for the first time in my life,
I'm happy with my decision to move forward.
We're just better apart.
- I regret not going to the bathroom earlier.
[laughter]
Right now, I've got to piss like a racehorse.
- All right. Well, that's it for us.
I'm your girl, Tamar Braxton.
Good night.
- I am so glad it's over, so glad to be done.
See y'all next year.
- It's official. It's a wrap.
We're finished.
- We're alive to live another day,
moving right along.
- Yeah, and he's moving right along, right?
Where are you moving? Right along.
- Not at your house.
- She was being really mean talking about my products,
and it hurt my feelings, so say sorry.
- Well, you was talking [bleep] about me, bitch,
so say sorry. - I'm sorry.
- OK, one, two, three.
- Sorry. - Sorry.
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