Woman: Previously on "Love During Lockup"...
I'm never sucking no man's toes. [Laughs]
The love of my life is Moo Moo.
How many kids does he have? Four.
And four baby mamas.
And that's not a red flag?
I'm excited for you to come home. I'm waiting.
He wants me to go get his belongings.
His child's mother got the belongings?
Yes.
What do you need still when you get out?
I've sent Mike about $42,000.
Lori: I know I made a lot of mistakes.
I chose drugs over my children.
Prison did you good,
'cause you're a different person now.
Your mom took advantage of all your money.
I know there's a lot of animosity there.
She isn't providing for her son.
Let's use her credit card.
Text her. We'll go meet her up right now.
I'm so nervous.
Zac: How's your girl doing?
She's about to get out.
Rich: We met on a pen-pal site.
Feelings grew fast.
We can't do physical visits, so...
...we haven't met.
Ayesha: Look at this.
999 years.
No release date.
You sure he's not catfishing you?
Mikhael told me, "I'm getting out really soon."
We're gonna get answers.
Look at this place holding my man! [Laughs]
[Voice breaking] He's literally right there,
and I can't see him.
We're actually looking at the possibility
of Justin being out in like three months.
I work as a legal courtesan.
I'm a hooker.
Wait. Like parole?
Are you [bleep] kidding me?!
I just need to make sure we put each other first.
Aah! [Laptop beeping]
Aah! [bleep]
[Cell doors clang]
♪ Life is like a maze, it'll make you crazy ♪
♪ But you can't be afraid, 'cause I got you, baby ♪
So, my week-long tour at Bella's has come to an end.
I made around $5,000,
which is a little low.
But luckily, I have some amazing content creators
who want to film with me in Vegas.
♪ Take me away ♪
♪ Take me, take me away ♪
[Cellphone rings]
There you are.
Oh, my goodness. I missed you so much.
Hey, how about you, like, stay still for a hot minute?
I want to see your face. [Gasps]
I'll be home soon.
[Voice breaking] I'll go wherever you want.
Can I have a kissy, baby?
Mwah! [Laughs]
Hey, Mom, will you go on?
Hi. How's everything going?
I love you guys.
- I love you, too. Bye. - Okay, bye.
[Cellphone beeps]
It's definitely nice
having my mom's support and help with my son.
There's no way I would be able to do it without her.
I would say that Drake and I,
we both struggle with time apart.
We both miss each other insanely when I'm not home.
But we make it all worth it,
and we cherish the moments we have together.
We're packing up.
I am heading over to Vegas temporarily
to shoot some content.
It's one of those decisions
I know Justin doesn't exactly agree with.
But money wise,
I think it's the best decision for us,
because I want to be able to help him out
as much as possible, learning that he's not gonna get out
for another year and a half.
It's one thing, like, knowing that, you know,
she works in that industry.
Have a great time. Take a shot for me. Oh!
But then it's another thing,
like, seeing her in that element with somebody.
Emily: Honestly, if it wasn't such a huge financial gain for me,
I wouldn't do it.
My very first, like, "sex tape" I ever released
made me $4,000 within like a week.
My only goal in life
is to have that reoccurring revenue every single month,
a guaranteed income that's coming through,
'cause I'm not a cheap person myself.
Justin's not cheap when he gets out.
He's probably bougier than me.
And my son loves lobster.
In the beginning of Justin and I's relationship,
he never asked me for money.
It was just only recently,
within the past month and a half,
that I've given Justin like $5,000.
[Suspenseful music plays]
♪
Like, yeah.
Like [laughs] of course because I'm in here.
Like, that's what a relationship with somebody in jail is like.
Like, you need to be able to depend on them financially.
[Cellphone ringing]
Emily: What the [bleep] is this?
Justin is actually in touch with two of his exes--
Brittany, who set us up
and I'm not worried about anything going on,
and, also, Liz,
who I've caught Justin talking to.
And she's trying to ruin our relationship.
Liz and I hung out and drank like two to three times,
and I did not like her personality.
I knew Justin was her ex, and this girl--
she went on to personally message me
and tell me that Justin's just using me
and that they plan to be together when they get out.
And that just had me beyond messed up.
We were fighting for weeks and weeks after that.
When I first found out Justin and Liz were still talking,
he was on the phone, and he said, "Oh [bleep]"
♪
[bleep]
Then he went on to say one time in a message
that he has a hard time of letting go.
Great. If you already know you have a hard time letting go,
that's you telling me that you're never gonna let her go.
♪
God, these messages from Liz, she's on her same [bleep]
[Sniffles]
She's saying how I'm just a bank to him,
I'm somebody to talk to when he's bored,
and that's what he says to her,
and I'm just someone who can benefit him...
[Down-tempo music plays]
...and how they're plotting to use the [bleep] out of me.
♪
[Sighs]
♪
What if Justin is just using me?
[Hard rock music plays]
♪
Ayesha: This is where Mikhael is from.
Ooh! I'm excited, I'm excited.
Dang! He should have met me some years ago. [Laughs]
♪ You'll soon discover ♪
♪ There will be no one else ♪
Oh, hell.
We're turning. Look at that. Do you see the dirt road?
Why the hell is the road turning into dirt?
'Cause we're not in the city anymore. Hey! Oh [bleep]
Wait a minute, God damn it.
I'm here to meet Mikhael's aunt.
Oh my God! I am freaking out.
I'm freaking out. I'm freaking out.
I don't know. It's just I'm so nervous coming in here.
I went to the prison to get some answers about Mikhael.
But they said, "You're not supposed to be here."
And they did not let us in. I don't know.
[Knock on door] Mikhael is missing.
It's just bothering me.
He's not calling me.
I haven't heard from him, so I'm very confused.
Hi! How are you?
Gloria: I'm okay. How are you doing? I'm Ayesha.
Okay. Auntie.
Nice to meet you. Yes. Hi. Okay.
This is my friend Chrissy. She came with me.
Hey. Mikhael told me so much about you.
We call him Michael. Mm-hmm. Okay. Mm-hmm.
Why is his name spelled with a "K"?
His mother did that.
Okay. It's really nice out here.
Did he grow up on this street, too?
Yeah. That house right up the road there.
- Up this way? - Mm-hmm.
When he got out of prison the last time,
his dad was alive,
and he put a trailer up on that hill.
Oh.
What Mikhael told me about his land
is that it's peaceful, it's isolated.
So I'm really excited to see what our future would be like.
Is it okay if we go - and take a look at the land? - Yeah.
Ayesha: Oh, my God. I can't believe this.
Thank you.
When he gets out,
we're gonna really lean on the farm life
and let him be the man that he is with the cows and the horses.
It's that road going up there.
I could dream up a beautiful life.
I just need to see it.
[Uplifting music plays]
You gonna walk up there?
Uh--I'm not.
No, no. You're not. No, I can't.
Okay. You stay here.
Okay. Crystal: Won't be gone long, sweetie.
Okay.
Be careful, Chrissy.
[Suspenseful music plays]
Oh, my God. Is they tied up?
Crystal: Mnh-mnh. 'Cause I'm freaking out.
No, they're not.
♪
What the hell is he doing back here?
Is this somewhere he was at, maybe selling drugs?
Doing bad things? Or-- Yeah.
Maybe that's why he liked being back here isolated.
'Cause I'm just not getting the feel of
"Oh, this is my sanctuary. This is my home."
This is like something to hide.
Does he even have an address?
This looks like where a drug lord would be located.
♪
This is like--
What, a few blocks, a mile, half a mile, quarter-mile?
What is this? How far have we walked?
Oh, my God. Please let me see this house
when I turn this corner.[Laughs]
I think I see something.
♪
[Gasps] Oh, my God.
This is where my man-- look at this![Laughs]
He probably was sitting right in this chair
with this fireplace, with this little fire barrel going.
Oh, my God. Look at this [bleep]
What's that?
Turn that. What is that? Was he arrested here?
Oh, my God. Is that blood?
That's scary.
Oh, my [bleep] God. Look. Okay. [Laughs]
I'm feeling a little bit scared here.
I don't even know if I dare open the door.
Ayesha: Oh, my [bleep] God.
[Cell doors clang]
I don't think the way you raised your child
and the things that you did I would ever do to my child.
Don't tell me how to parent my child.
Lori: Oh, please. I just know I'm better than.
Better than who? You.
Kayleigh: Shots have been fired!
She's not being completely honest with you.
[Sobs]
That ring is only $64.
I talked to the jeweler.
He said he was not gonna say nothing.
He better not.
Exactly.
I pray for the best,
but I'm prepared for the worst.
♪ You wanted more
♪ Straight to the core ♪
♪ But when I hit the floor ♪
[Cellphone rings] Automated voice: Prepaid call
from an inmate at a Maryland correctional facility.
Goddess: Yo!
I had a good time with your mother today.
Yeah. [Dog snores]
♪ You can watch me, me, me, me, me me me ♪
♪ You can keep your eyes on me ♪
Your mother had mentioned us getting your stuff.
But the baby mama's like she still got it in the house.
[Down-tempo music plays]
Even with me being incarcerated.
All legit though. Like, everything legit.
Bonita have majority of everything that I own.
Probably like $250,000.
Uh-huh.
No.
Mm-hmm.
[Mid-tempo music plays]
♪
Oh, hi, bestie. How you doing?
Hi. I don't know if you remember me.
I'm Moo's fiancée. He came in here a few times.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Okay.
It was, like, silver, and
it had, like, an oval diamond,
but it was, like, kind of sticking out from the ring.
Do you know exactly when he proposed to you?
He proposed to me. November 8, 2020.
Now what's his first name? It's Damond.
Damond? Okay, give me a second. Mm-hmm.
I'm gonna take a look, okay?
Thank you. Yeah. No worries.
I act off impulsive sometimes,
and I try to calm down.
But I'm not gonna lie.
Being incarcerated,
we were bickering all the time.
Turned into a single mother very quickly, as well.
Bills were due.
So Damond-- he don't know that I sold his stuff.
And I lost my engagement ring,
so that's been weighing on me,
trying to figure out how to tell him.
So I got some good news.
I was able to find something very similar
to the ring that he got you.
Okay. Okay?
Okay. How much is this ring?
So, this is a 14-carat white gold ring. Mm-hmm.
This ring is priced at $4,990.
[Both laughing]
Bonita: Oh, my God!
$5,000? Who the [bleep] knew a ring cost $5,000?
Oh, my lord.
That's a lot of money.
How are we getting there?
[Dramatic music plays]
If I knew that man spent that much money,
I would have protected that [bleep] with my life.
Uh, if you could show me,
like, a ring that's a little bit more--
a little lower.
Something-- Yeah. Absolutely.
I'm talking about-- I'm talking about cheaper.
[Laughter]
I really, really, really got to figure this [bleep] out
because he's about to come home.
This is bad for business. So...
Does she know that you're in a relationship?
Damond: Um...
[Dramatic note plays]
You said last month like,
"Yeah, my baby mama-- I talked to her about you.
I kind of threw it out there. Like, she asked."
And then now you saying like, "No. Hell no.
None of my baby mamas know about you."
So it's like I caught you lying.
[Cellphone beeps]
My kids' fathers know that I'm in a relationship.
You just got caught lying for real.
[Country music plays]
♪
You ready? No.
I think I need to pray before I do this.
♪
Okay. We're good. ♪ I'm an urban cowgirl ♪
♪ And I'm doing my thing ♪
♪ Urban cowgirl, ain't seen nothing like me ♪
Kayleigh: I think she's sitting outside.
She texted me, so... Okay. Perfect.
Kayleigh: I do not think this meeting of the moms is gonna go well.
I do feel like I'm ambushing Angel a little bit.
But my husband's about to be released from prison.
He's been in there for six years.
So I'm hoping we can get some resolution
to whatever this is that they have going on between them.
Your mom's here.
Yes. Surprise! Yeah. Surprise!
My mom is here. How are you?
Good. How are you? Good, good.
Yeah.
So, guys, Mickey gets out in a couple days,
and I want you guys to get along.
So here we are.
'Cause you said you'd consider it,
and I took that as yes.
You're so nice. I know.
Lori and I-- we don't need to mix.
You stole your daughter's identity when she was a minor,
ran up her credit and interest.
Lori is just not...
what I would say is a good mother.
I'll go get some waters.
Do you want anything other than water?
No. I think water's good. Okeydoke.
I'm supposed to be nice to your mom
even though she screwed you over several times? Mm-hmm.
Well, I mean, not nice. Cordial.
There you go, love. Thanks.
Lori: Talking crap, are ya?
So, what do you thinking about Mickey getting out?
What do you feel about Mickey getting out?
I'm happy - that he's finally getting out. - Yeah?
You haven't been there for him all this time.
Are you sure you're ready for him to come out?
Oh, I've been there all this time.
I just didn't condone his actions.
If you're gonna mess up your life,
I'm not gonna go out of my way to help you.
You parent how you choose.
Correct. I parent slightly different than you.
Obviously.
I know that since he's been in there,
this little thing over here
has spent over $42,000 on him. Oh, that's kind of a rude way to talk about me,
like I'm not here. $42,000 on someone who needs ramen noodles.
That's her mistake, not my mistake.
But when she starts to struggle
with the four children that she has--
Say [bleep] no! Do you know how to say no?
I did.
And then I feel like I'm footing the bill for your kid.
Well, you know,
if you didn't use her identity or take her money before,
then she may have more money.
Whatever happened in our past happened in our past.
We have completely grown past that.
So I don't do that now.
[Down-tempo music plays]
We've all had to handle our addictions, you know? Yeah.
And before I went to prison, I was a [bleep] parent.
At one point, I even used her Social Security number
'cause I couldn't pay my electric bill.
I still carry guilt for all of those things,
but I make sure that I'm there for you now.
Yeah.
♪
I mean, there's only room for improvement.
Absolutely.
But yeah. And we're both willing.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
[Chuckles]
♪
So, we went shopping today.
I spent $740 on one outfit for Mikey
because her credit cards all declined.
[Birds chirping]
True. They did decline.
She could have said no. And why are you buying a $700 [bleep] outfit?
Because this is what she wanted for your son.
The little player does not need to look like a little player
when he gets out of jail. He needs a job.
I just want him to, like, look nice. Wait!
He should support himself.
And you should not support him. And that's where I come in,
because I'm supporting my daughter.
I'm thinking you should support your son.
No! They're a grown-ass adult.
They should support themselves.
They have a family. They need to take care of themselves.
That is being neglected.
Why is she struggling month to month and calling me for help?
Because she's a dork that married an inmate.
He needs to prove himself and get his [bleep] in order
and do everything he's got to do to be a success.
And that's why I think you're such a [bleep] mom.
♪
[Cell doors clang]
[Dramatic music plays]
Oh [bleep] It's been raided.
I'm terrified.
Maybe he was hiding something illegally. Ayesha: Yeah.
Brittany: Does Justin tell you anything about Emily?
He just uses her for the money.
Yes, I still am in love with Justin.
So I just need-- [Knock at door]
What was that?
[Knock at door]
What the [bleep]?
♪
Who is it?
[R&B music plays]
[Exhales sharply]
Hello, hello. Diana: Hi, sweetie. How are you?
♪
My name is Diana.
I'm Rich. Good to meet you. Your appointment is with me today.
Okay. Good to meet you, Rich. Come on in.
Alright.
Rich: Felicia's getting out in a few weeks.
I'm nervous, questioning if things will change.
With how things are going and me having the dream
that started this whole thing in the first place,
I really want to get outside counsel
on trying to see if I'm on the right path.
...nine years and about to be released, it's like...
How are you today?
Good. Yourself?
I'm doing well. Thank you for asking.
So, tell me what brings you in today?
Well, my girlfriend.
She's incarcerated.
Now, how we met in the first place
was I had a dream that led me to go searching
for, like, a pen-pal site.
- Mm-hmm. - I wrote her,
and we've been talking since.
- Okay. - Now she's about to be released.
Oh, honey, you need to know where you're going with this.
Yes, I do. You need to know if it's even worth your time.
Absolutely.
I will tell you that that particular dream,
there is a past-life connection going on between you.
And that's what is driving you,
because you actually do feel very drawn to this person.
It's like a magnet that's drawing you to her,
because you have felt an emptiness and a void within you
for a long length of time.
You have been questing for true love,
because the truth of the matter is, sweetie,
you don't have a problem
meeting a companion, being with a companion.
That is not your problem.
Your problem is connecting with the right person.
And it seems like this has always been the problem.
Is that correct?
[Suspenseful music plays]
I didn't expect to get emotional at all.
I don't even get emotional.
She's saying things that nobody knows.
This is why you feel so empty.
This is why you feel that void within you.
You're a very old soul.
[Sobs]
But you're questing.
My first wife-- I was 23.
That one, I was only married for about two months.
We got an annulment.
The second marriage,
I was like, "Oh [bleep] I'm 29.
Where the hell did my 20s go?
So I kind of, like, pushed it forward,
but I knew it wasn't gonna work.
During that time, I met Felicia.
Yeah. [Chuckles]
What is her first name?
Felicia. Okay. I'm getting a lot of energy coming from her.
She went in very young, correct? Mm-hmm.
Well, I am gonna tell you
that she's not being completely honest with you.
[Dramatic note plays]
She is withholding some things from you. Mm-hmm.
She never told you anything about anybody from her past?
Did you ever ask? I didn't ask.
Why not? What's wrong with you?
'Cause I'm always in forward motion.
I just don't even look back.
So maybe that's a fault.
Well, I mean, you should ask. Yeah.
When she comes out,
I do see that you are gonna create a relationship with her.
But I do see a breakup,
because I see interference from other people.
Hmm. You will break up,
and you will have the opportunity
to get back together.
You seem to be a strong-minded person, Rich,
but you have a very soft heart.
But you try very hard not to show this.
You try to hold this within yourself.
Is this correct?
You're very emotional, you're very sensitive,
and your love life is gonna give you the most ups and downs.
Not gonna lie to you. I'm gonna tell you the truth.
That's gonna be the main issue.
That's gonna be the main problem.
[Suspenseful music plays]
What are you afraid of?
I don't know.
Are you afraid of love? Are you afraid of happiness?
I don't know.
You're just afraid.
[Sobs]
But you have to move forward.
You can have family. You can have love.
You can have happiness, finally.
You have the ability to make that happen.
But you also have the power to destroy it.
[Cell doors clang]
Yeah, we're gonna get to the bottom of this.
You think that was a bullet hole?
Ayesha: What's that?
I was actually thinking of shooting
rough [bleep] over here. [Cellphone rings]
I'm in Vegas.
It's got me [bleep] disgusted.
♪ Sweet-talking devils
I'm completely [bleep] up, because it's...
What if Justin is just using me?
I don't know what's going on with the money I just gave him.
What if he's just using me for everything right now?
[Dramatic music plays]
♪
I physically am disgusted.
Like, I'm sick to my stomach
to even think of a possibility that this is true.
Like, I physically don't...
[Sad music plays]
...want to know.
Like, of course I'm nervous
that he's still talking to another girl
and entertaining her and planning a life with her.
But at the same time, I could just be that damaged.
Oh!
I have been cheated on every single relationship--
every single one, drastically cheated on.
And I don't want to jeopardize
or risk missing out on something great
just because I'm still a little unhealed.
Oh, my God.
Me and Elizabeth, like, actually had, you know,
like, somewhat of a life together out there, you know?
She hasn't been in the picture...
again until recently,
because I...
Yeah. Yeah.
[Suspenseful music plays]
♪
Liz: Cheers. [Both laughing]
Cheers to Justin.
Right. Yeah. Cheers to Justin.
Does Justin tell you anything about Emily or--
I mean, he has.
We started off friends-- me and Emily. Right.
Oh. See, I didn't know that.
Well, then, down the road, we stopped being friends.
Over?
Over-- Like, I don't even know what it was over.
We just kind of like fell apart. Oh, yeah.
He's told me that he just uses her for the money.
Well, she's a placeholder.
I introduced them, essentially.
When she did reach out, she told me, like,
"Do you think Justin would be okay with my profession?"
She said that she worked at a brothel.
And, you know...
Yeah. Yes.
And, you know, they were talking for like two solid months.
He calls me, and he's telling me
how he's infatuated with this girl.
I'm like, "What?"
He's kidding himself if he thinks
he is going to be able to handle this. Yeah. Exactly. I know.
Like, he wants what's his to be his.
Yes. And she is, like, not that.
Like, she's everybody else's. No.
Her profession--
I know that that is very toxic for Justin,
because I know how he acts,
like, when he can't control a situation.
And she is not to be controlled.
♪
[Cellphone ringing] Justin's calling.
Automated voice: ...press 1.
Justin: Hello? Hello.
I want to talk. Oh.
Hey, me and Brittany are here together,
and I wanted to just see what was up with you.
You blocked me on everything.
Yes, I did, because she's not your best interest,
like, at all, whatsoever, Justin.
So... like, I love you.
I want to rebuild this.
And I need to know, like, what is going on.
Yes, I still am in love with Justin.
He was a big part of my life.
We were together for two years.
We were very toxic at that point in time.
So I feel like now if we were together,
it would be way different.
Oh, it's definitely not her.
I get that, but you have, you know,
like, how many years with Liz?
You guys are already arguing. Yeah.
You guys aren't even awesome.
Like, you guys are already arguing.
Automated voice: Goodbye.
[Cellphone beeps] Literally in my head,
it's you two are gonna be - together when he gets out. - Yeah.
That's what it's always been.
He does love you.
I just don't understand why it's hard for him to say it.
Yeah. I know.
[Dogs barking]
[Dramatic music plays]
♪
Ayesha: Oh, my [bleep] God.
♪
[bleep] It stinks in here.
This is crazy! Crystal: Definitely been rummaged.
Look at this!
Oh, my God.
It looks like it's been raided to me.
Like, maybe he was hiding - something illegally. - Yeah.
My imagination is going crazy.
I'm expecting a snake to walk out on me right now.
Like...
Snakes don't walk, but they slither.
I'm expecting that.
There's no signs of the things that he described to me.
You think that was a bullet hole?
Initially, I was farming. I had livestock,
I had hogs, and I had cows.
Outdoor person.
You know, I like to have nice things.
I work hard for everything I want, you know?
Ayesha: This is the bedroom?
Oh, hell no! Bed's already broke down.[Laughs]
He described a beautiful farmland property.
It feels like he's lying to me.
What's that?
We should take it.
Everything? You know what? Help me.
Wait. What are we taking? Everything.
Because we need to know what's going on. Oh, all mail, all mail.
Okay, okay. Yes.
Let's get out of here.
I'm not disagreeing with you there.
Right now I'm on pins and needles.
I'm terrified. [Chuckles]
Crystal: Do you think the Aunt's still waiting in the car?
[Suspenseful music plays]
♪
Hi. Gloria: Hi.
Ayesha: Oh, God. Thank you for waiting.
Oh, God. I'm sorry we took so long.
It was so much stuff up here.
Like what?
Just a lot of mail, a lot of clothes.
Just a lot of--
In the house? Yes.
Somebody really, really ransacked that house. Mm-hmm.
'Cause his father had fixed that place up.
When's the last time you've been up there?
Oh...
10 years or more.
Oh, my God. Mm-hmm.
[Dramatic music plays]
♪
Okay. Here we are.
♪
Gloria: How do you like it up there?
Ayesha: Oh, I tell you... [Vehicle door closes]
...it was very interesting.
I was just concerned because Mikhael got transferred
maybe about a couple of weeks ago
from St. Clair, and they put him over at Elmore.
Have you heard from him since? No.
I'm glad of that, though,
because he was in a maximum-security prison.
He shouldn't have been down there.
You know, Michael is not a hardened criminal like that. Mm-hmm.
You know? As far as you know,
how many years did they give him?
If you got in trouble three times, you got life.
That's what it was-- a three-offender law. What?!
So Michael got life.
[Suspenseful music plays]
Mm-hmm. No.
But he did nothing to get life. What?!
Mikhael has never said to me that he has life in prison.
A lot of those people need to be coming home.
I love Mikhael, but maybe he's deliberately lying to me.
Okay. It was so great seeing you.
Aw, you too. Thank you.
Okay.
He knows that if he tells me one thing
that I don't agree with, I can just disappear.
So I don't think he wants to chance it.
This is a lot bigger than what I could have ever imagined.
[Cell doors clang]
What's up, K?
I'm supporting your child while he's in prison.
Well, then, you're stupid. I'm footing the bill.
You don't think that any of you raised him any kind of way?
When you're a felon, too, you cannot talk.
Yeah-- [Ice cubes rattling]
Shots have been fired! Oh, gosh!
[Echoing] ♪ Who do you, who do you trust ♪
♪ Who do you, who do you, who do you ♪
Goddess: I had no idea
that none of his baby mamas knew that I existed.
And now I'm, like, about to be overthinking.
[Cellphone ringing]
Azariah.
Azariah: Yeah? Damond just pissed me off.
He [bleep] lied.
Like, last month, he said that one of his baby mothers
asked about his relationship status,
and he basically was like, yeah, he in a serious relationship.
Then, just now, I just was asking him, like,
"Do any of your baby mamas know that you're in a relationship?"
Azariah, he like, "No."
Exactly.
Because I'm, like, coming from a woman's point of view,
even when you come home and you be like, "Yeah, I got a girl,"
they gonna be like, "What the [bleep]?"
Why would you wait until you come home to throw that on them?
Exactly.
His last child's mother,
I don't know when they broke up.
I just know they broke up while he was incarcerated.
So I definitely think that's gonna,
like, kind of be an issue.
I pray for the best, but I'm prepared for the worst.
[Dramatic music plays]
♪
Bonita: $5,000?!
Oh, my God.
Salesman: This is what he got you, you know?
I do have money on me,
but I don't want to spend it all on the ring,
'cause I do have some other [bleep] to do.
Yeah, for sure.
Yeah, yeah.
I'll be right out, and I'll show you some more options, okay?
Thank you so much. Yeah. No worries.
It's my engagement ring.
I feel terrible that I lost it.
But I'm not gonna tell him.
I can actually just, like, use my own money,
buy a decoy ring, and then try to convince him
to buy me a whole new ring when he come home
so this ring will be off my finger.
He ain't gonna be worrying about it.
He's gonna be just focusing on the new ring.
In 2022, I had proposed to Bonita.
I'm not gonna say we're not engaged no more,
but I'm just gonna say that right now, like, it's on hold.
You feel me? It's on hold.
As long as, like, it's something that looks similar,
everything's gonna be fine.
Right. Yeah. Men don't really, like, study things how women do.
Like that?
Now, that's nice. This is cute.
Let's see how it fits. Try that.
Please work. Literally, same finger.
Alright. And that ring is only $64.
And we can take that right now.
She don't even got to take it off. [bleep] At the register.
I want that one. Okay. Sounds good.
He's ringing you up.
I'm over here sweating, trying to figure this mess out.
Phew! I feel like a [bleep] weight
has been lifted off my shoulders.
And as far as this stuff, I'm gonna figure it out.
[Cellphone beeps]
Cashier: Perfect.
But I'm very, very, very, very, very,
very, very pressed for time to get this [bleep] together,
because if he knows I sold like $115K worth of stuff,
he would literally lose his [bleep]
Okay. Thank you. You're welcome.
Mm, I'm sweating. You see that?
Sweaty palms.
[Suspenseful music plays]
♪
Lori: Why aren't you stepping up
and paying for your son's clothes to get out
so he can be successful when he gets out?
He needs to prove himself and get his [bleep] in order
and do everything he's got to do to be a successful member--
And that's why I think you're such a [bleep] mom.
Says a lame-ass felon.
♪
It's not my job to do it.
They need to do it for themselves.
Kind of like a drug addict. You can't make them get better.
I don't talk to you.
Right. There's kind of a reason. But go ahead. We don't speak. So there's--
Well, you tell-- Please tell me the reason.
Because I don't think the way you raised your child
and the things that you did to your child
I would ever do to my child.
But your child is the one in prison. Correct.
Because of his choices.
But you don't think you had anything to do with that?
You don't think that any of you raised him any kind of way?
I'm sure I did raise him some kind of way.
But, you know, when you're a felon, too, you cannot talk.
Oh, I can definitely talk,
because I came out and made a difference.
Well, good. I'm there for my kids.
He's going to be making a difference.
I hope so. He will.
Lori may think that I'm not a good mom,
but Lori and my parenting skills are much different.
That is her problem.
You're not there for him now.
So, you know, she wants to be a bitch,
she can be a bitch.
I'm just gonna come back with it.
I go visit him every other weekend. Ooh, wow. A visitation.
Have you ever been there? I don't need to visit him. He's not my child.
But I'm supporting your child while he's in prison.
Well, then, you're stupid. I'm footing the bill.
No, I'm not stupid. Yeah.
Because that little girl right there wants to be with your son.
I told her not to marry him there.
I also told her not to put that dumbass tattoo on her ass.
Oh, my God! I can't believe you [bleep] did that.
Kayleigh: Oh, no, dude. I did it.
What the [bleep] is wrong with you?
It is ridiculous!
Whatever you do with your body is your business.
You don't have to listen to her. She's not your mother.
And don't pretend to be.
I'm not pretending to be.
Lori: She thinks she's better than everybody else.
Trying to be a mother to my child,
talks to my child out of context
any way she thinks she can.
Don't tell me how to parent my child.
But you do kind of enable me, though,
'cause, like, I haven't made the best choices so far.
I'm financially tapped.
I do need help in acknowledging that.
She definitely has her finances together,
but that's probably all she's got going for her.
Well, I'm sorry you feel that way.
I don't know why you think
you're so [bleep] high and mighty,
but you will not tell me how to raise my child.
Oh, I don't think I'm high and mighty.
Oh, please. I just know I'm better than.
Better than who? You.
Yeah-- [Ice cubes rattling]
Shots have been fired!
Oh, gosh. Okay. My purse. Aah!
My [bleep] coffee. I am so done.
Later, bitch.
Only in your dreams.
I wouldn't do you.
You've done too many old ones.
You can keep your mother and never let her in my sight again.
Got it.
Kayleigh: Holy [bleep]
I didn't think any of that was gonna happen.
Wait till Mickey finds out about this [bleep]
I'm so sorry. I didn't know she would do that.
Biggest regret ever.
Go put her back on her [bleep] leash.
Okay.