Previously on "Love After Lockup"...
I'm just afraid
that we're gonna have to pick up the pieces again.
You got to give him a chance. He's not Jaden.
Me and Cyrus met
because I used to date his ex-cellmate, Jaden.
Is he supposed to be drinking?
I just want her to start off fresh.
I don't want her to be with no [bleep] flunky.
If I had to gauge how their relationship would work out,
I'd give it a strong 2.
Fourteen thousand and change.
I'm $40,000 in debt for you.
He made [bleep] decisions, and I was a prison wife for six years.
First thing I told you was I want honesty.
Do we still have our date tonight? I'll let you know.
I owed about $6,000 in DMV fines,
but Kayleigh paid most of them already.
It's bull[bleep]
She didn't pay a goddamn thing of your fines?!
What the [bleep]
Come here.
Now that he's released... I love you.
...Brady has to go to a halfway house 300 miles from home.
We're gonna spend two nights with him at a hotel.
Kore is supposed to come up here and bring my daughters
to see me for the first time since getting out.
- They're not coming up here. - What?
Remy's got swollen lymph nodes in her neck.
This is so last-minute, and we're just now finding out.
I'm super frustrated right now.
I love this girl. Like, I really love this girl.
Would you want to marry her? Those are the hopes.
What if he's still married?
I need proof, like, you're divorced.
I feel [bleep] blindsided.
Stop [bleep] with me. Rich!
This is some bull[bleep]
Aah!
I want to be with both Bonita and GG in a poly relationship.
So I'm going to go back to the jail
and get released all over again to Bonita.
Damn!
I got my hands full. I don't think I'm gonna slip up.
I don't know what's going on. I tried to reach him.
Calling. Calling. Nothing.
You was missing for like seven hours. You knew where I was at.
I don't know where you was at.
When the [bleep] did you get your hair braided?
out of here. It say 12 hours ago.
Now I feel like there's something sneaky going on.
Everybody can get the [bleep] out of my face, for real.
♪ I broke the law along with his jaw ♪
Who is it?
What's up?
Go to the bathroom right fast.
What you mean, go to the bathroom? Go to the bathroom.
What you mean, go to the bathroom?
Go to the bathroom. Put your stuff down.
I don't get no hi?
No.
Damond, he's been gone for 24 hours.
So I'm on Instagram, and I see pictures with his hair braided
and he got the clothes on.
I just don't understand what's going on.
You on Instagram, but you can't communicate with me all day?
Your mother said you were in the house
laying down from a toothache.
You look pretty much up.
You had your [bleep] hair done and everything.
So now I get to thinking, like, is this man with another girl?
He's living a [bleep] double life...
I can't [bleep] with it.
What you mean?
If you have a man, then you know what this natural smell is.
Like, everybody got a natural scent.
Vaginas got a natural scent. Penises got a natural scent.
It don't matter if you wash it with soap or not.
You go through your day.
The natural scent is gonna overpower the soap.
Bonita, you geeking.
I'm not geeking. You [bleep] geeking.
Also, if them balls is loose, that [bleep] already came out.
They droopy, they used. They used already.
I can't get a hug? Like, you really acting like that?
No, you cannot get a hug. Get off of me.
Like, this [bleep] for you. Damond, please stop playing with me.
I don't give a [bleep] about that.
Last night, after the strip club,
I brung out a nice little pocketful of pocket change.
I told Bonita that it was actually a surprise for her,
but in reality, I really brung it to the strip club.
So I woke up this morning, I made sure I washed real good.
I wiped all the evidence away.
But Bonita is going crazy, like haywire.
Like, she actually might really suspect something,
especially knowing her.
Just pray for me. Just pray for me.
So, where you been at?
I told you I had to go and get some [bleep]
to help my mouth out. I'm in pain.
I'm popping pills, like... I had my mother--
My mother was helping me out.
And if you want to know about me getting my hair done,
I had to-- I had to.
Like, I was home--
My mother homegirl.
She came over there to-- to my mother house.
Sit right there, please.
I don't want you sitting next to me.
So where you saying you was at yesterday?
I was at urgent care. All day? All night?
Yeah. Where you got me around to.
Okay. You went to urgent care. Then what?
So yesterday, my mother came to pick me up.
Mm.
And I was lying on her couch all day.
I love you.
You're the only woman I want to be with.
What time was you with your mother?
What you mean? What time was you with your mother?
What time? Early-- Okay. It was like--
probably like an hour after I got there.
Oh. So it was still early in the morning. Yeah. Like an hour.
Like, going into the afternoon.
Yeah. Like, going into the afternoon. Oh.
Okay. I texted your mother yesterday.
What time was it? 12:23.
"Is he there with you?"
"Good morning. No, he is not. Is everything okay?"
12:26. Right. I probably was still in there.
I probably was still in there.
I was in there for a minute.
- Like, I went there afterwards. - Mm-hmm.
Okay. Let's get to the gritty of it.
Then I-- I went to your page.
When the [bleep] was you recording?
Well?
That...
What do you mean, when was I recording?
You sitting here trying to play dumb,
and you really ready to piss me off, 'Mond.
That was right at the...
That was right after I got my hair braided.
I'm saying that was afterwards. No.
Stop [bleep] lying. 'Cause you really-- That was afterwards.
You really ready to piss me off.
Please don't piss me off, Damond.
I'm not pissing you off.
Do not make me mad.
Please calm down.
Okay. I got you a cake.
Damn.
Where's that?
Come on. Let's go get the cake.
Bonita she a very smart woman,
and she just not going for nothing.
She done already did her research,
and she just-- She know what she doing.
Welcome home.
The [bleep] is this? There you go.
And you can go ahead about your business.
'Cause I'm done with you. I'm done.
You can go ahead. I'm done. The [bleep] is this?
I ain't got nothing else to say.
You can take that [bleep] proposal
and stuff it up your ass.
You a [bleep] liar.
I just caught you up in like three different lies.
You laughing in my face and all that
'cause you want me to crash out on you,
so you can go ahead about your business.
Just leave me the [bleep] alone.
Why you gonna do that with the ring, though? Leave me alone.
My fiancé, my man, my friend, my best friend,
and my child's father just stabbed me in my back.
I'm not a doormat.
I'm not gonna let you treat me like one either.
We ain't got [bleep] to talk--
We don't have nothing to talk about.
I only been home for a couple days, and I'm stressed out.
Bro, please stop-- please stop saying [bleep] to me.
Please stop talking to me.
'Mond, please stop talking to me. Please. Like...
It's like you want me to crash out.
Don't touch me.
Get the [bleep] out of here! You're not-- Bro.
You are irritating me.
Back up before I take this [bleep] mic off!
Hey! Hey!
You look good!
♪ Y'all really like that ♪
♪ Get what you see ♪
♪ Everybody like that ♪
Hey, Fi. Hello.
What are y'all doing?
Just drinking, waiting on you.
Thank y'all for coming. Of course.
I wanted to have a real, genuine girls' night with y'all. Like...
Yeah.
So cheers to a girls' night.
Yes!
The last couple weeks, I've been working at the Superdome.
I do the games and help my dad
run the beer and liquor wholesale business.
Another drink for my girls. Another round.
♪ Bring another round ♪
I'm still living at Zia's, where I paroled out to.
What's been going on? Y'all know about Rich?
A little bit. Not too much.
But Rich, that mother[bleep] ghosted me.
Okay. So things went left when I asked him
was he still married, and I'm like,
"Why you can't just show me the divorce papers?"
He told me he was but he was divorced.
But what did he do when we asked him?
He blew up at the conference in front of my aunt... Thank you. Thank you.
...in front of all my family. Yeah.
Stop [bleep] with me.
Rich, what is going on? What are you doing?
Ain't nobody got no [bleep] divorce papers!
Well, you can go back to Houston, really.
That morning-- You, like, kicked him to the curb.
Yeah. I was pissed. Like, I don't understand.
Like, you need to get the [bleep] on out.
I brought you around my people.
He's full of [bleep] I can't condone this.
This is ridiculous.
Divorce papers should be, um, you know, public information.
What is this?
No indeed not. Girl.
He basically catfished you. Like, on some [bleep]
Catfish?! It was worse than that.
I've been catfished! He catfished your life up.
She-- She human-- He human-fished her. Like...
Lake, ocean, human, man-- He fished me.
Read your text messages.
Are we gonna ever see him again?
Yeah. I feel like we should pop up on him.
Like, I just want to know who you is.
And the only way to do that is, like, surprise him.
Hold up!
Hold... Wait.
Hold on one second, y'all.
This cannot be him. Wait.
Don't act like you haven't saw him before.
Stop! No, no, no. You don't understand.
Oh, my God, y'all.
Wait. Why is he arrested?
That's a mug shot. Why is he arrested?
I get it. I should be used to things not going as planned.
You knew what you were marrying.
I just did all of this and...
If you're not going to accept him,
then there won't be a relationship, Mom.
You do have to end up picking your partner over your parents.
Where'd you come up with $6,000?
Stocks.
A marriage is not supposed to have secrets like this.
I hope you have a good time finding your way home!
Tonight, my mom is gonna come over
and babysit the kids
because we're supposed to go on a date.
You know, one of the things about vows
is they're for better or worse.
And I'm hoping that this is just the end of the worst.
Kayleigh?
- Kayleigh? - Yeah.
Hey. Hey.
- How's it going? - Good.
Good.
What do you think of this for date night? I like that.
That's what I think I'm gonna wear. Your makeup looks really nice.
Thanks. I'm not fully ready yet,
but this is how it'll be.
I love you, but I want to talk to you about something.
- Okay. - Um...
I just-- I have a lot of feelings
about what happened the other day with Mike... Mm-hmm.
...and me getting kicked out of here. Mm-hmm.
So, who else is coming to the shindig? Uh, my mom.
Oh, your mom's a piece of work.
If you're not gonna be able to just sit here and, like,
- be cordial, then yeah, you should leave. - Mm-kay.
Peace out.
Okay. Yeah. Well, the kids are here.
So let's go outside so we can have this conversation.
Fine.'Cause clearly, this is not gonna be a good one.
My mom, she likes to meddle, and she manipulates.
And I don't love that.
The meddling and manipulation for her
has always been how it goes.
I understand you're in a relationship with him,
and I'm supportive-- "In a relationship"?
We're not [bleep] in high school.
We're literally married.
I just don't feel like he has the right to kick me out.
He's controlling. He's aggressive.
I see a lot of the similarities in the marriages that I had,
and I don't want you going down the same path that I went down,
and I'm trying to protect you from that.
So now you want to be protective? Yeah.
I'm just curious, because my entire life,
you've done nothing to protect me,
but now you decide you want to be this mama bear.
I'm [bleep] 35. I don't need that [bleep] now.
I need to be myself and make my own [bleep] mistakes.
The time for you to be my mom has long [bleep] passed.
It is triggering for me, because I had a rough upbringing.
My mom is a previous addict and did prison time.
Growing up, like, you know,
I didn't have the best people to look up to.
If you don't want me to protect you my way,
how do you want me to protect you?
What can I do? You don't get the opportunity to protect me anymore!
You ruined that! You ruined me!
You don't get to fix what you broke!
You have to build what you broke!
You have to prove to me that you're different!
Then how? How can I do that?
Figure that [bleep] out with a therapist.
Because that is some internal [bleep] I cannot fix for you.
I do go to therapy, but...
I don't want to fight with you.
That is the last thing I want to do.
I was not the best mom and... chose my men over my children,
and I just don't want her to make
the same mistakes that I made.
I came out of prison with nothing.
I made it out okay,
and I vowed to be a better person because of it.
I don't feel like Michael's doing that at all.
I feel like he is definitely using Kayleigh
as a stepping-stone, and I feel like she's gonna be
the one that gets hurt in the end.
I know I did a lot of damage to you when you were younger.
I am so aware of that.
And I know that I made bad choices.
And you're always telling me
that you want to break the cycle,
and you are doing a great job of it.
I just-- At this time in this relationship
with that ass[bleep]
I see a lot of the cycles being followed.
And for me, that scares me for you.
He just got out. He's in a halfway house.
He's on an ankle monitor.
I just think in this moment, we give him time.
That's it.
I think we give him time, we give him grace.
And that is all we can do. Okay.
I'm a hopeless romantic, and I wear my heart on my sleeve.
So I'm not ever gonna change that,
because that's one thing she never did.
She didn't show love.
She didn't show affection or compassion.
And I'm gonna be the opposite of her.
I'm gonna go inside,
and I'm gonna finish getting ready for my date.
Okay.
Great. Alright.
I can protect myself at this point,
and any decision or mistakes that I made or make
are my mistakes to make.
I'm her mom, but I'm not...
the mother figure that she needs.
And it's too late.
♪ Came from nothing, so I guess it's all up for grabs ♪
♪ They ain't seen nothing yet ♪
♪ I got tricks in my bag ♪
I spent my whole adult life in prison
and a lot of my juvie life.
So I'm done.
I-I hope you're telling the truth.
For her sake, I hope you're telling the truth.
Mm-hmm.
I need a shot now after this, for real.
♪ Ready, ready ♪
♪ Ready, ready, do it like that ♪
Where else did you lose a tooth?
All these.
This one, this one... and this one.
Then how'd you put them back in?
These are all fake.
I got hit in the mouth. It hurt.
Why'd you get punched?
That's a conversation for another time, okay?
Let's go spend a little time together,
just you and I, before I go home, okay?
My relationship with my mother--
We are very close.
She's been around for all my prison sentences,
my jail sentences, my juvie sentences.
She's seen a lot of things.
How are you feeling?
Well, I'm feeling good that you're out.
I know.
You know, when I was in there, it was, like...
It was freakin' terrible.
Cyrus was-- He was doing well.
And then I opened up a frozen-yogurt shop,
and, um, it just took me away from... him.
Cyrus' dad,
he's been in and out of his life, not supportive.
So for four and a half years,
Cyrus just didn't have me like he used to.
And I think, honestly, that he, um...
sought out the wrong people
just for, like, that connection.
I was trying to build a future for him and I,
so, um, I was just gone all the time.
It's all over now. We're...
I'm finally free, and I got a good little start.
Got a good little family that I came home to.
And they already love me, so...
I love that for you. Yeah.
Based off of what you and I talked about...
I purchased the ring.
If you want to move forward...
Oh, my God. It's beautiful.
But, uh...
I-I don't want to marry her yet.
I'm not ready to propose. It's too soon.
I mean, I got out of prison yesterday.
This is the first time
of us being around each other in person.
Like, we got the phone down. We got the talking part done.
But there's also the problem of living with each other.
Until I feel like I've gotten to know all of her,
I will not be proposing.
It's okay to take your time
and make sure that things are right.
Yes.
I love you so much.
I love you too, Mom.
Okay.
Pour me one too. [bleep]
I thought you didn't drink. Do you like to drink?
Uh, not-- I mean, right now--
It's New Year's Eve! I'm just asking questions.
Listen. The thing about it is is that when I met Jaden,
I did the mistake of not asking questions.
And... Then you don't want to repeat that.
I already know. No, I don't.
And she's had men in her life that have not treated her good.
I hope that I can prove that wrong to you, okay?
And I'm just getting emotional right now
because I want her to be treated right.
And she will, I promise you.
But this scares me-- Just let my actions show something.
This scares me. This drinking stuff scares me.
I promise you Cyrus is not a drinker.
This has never been one of his issues.
I promise.
I don't think you should be celebrating like this.
Not in front of the kids.
It's an example for my-- for my grandkids.
And this isn't what I thought it was gonna be.
Let's take this shot real quick. Here's to better times. Here's to freedom...
Yeah. ...and never going back to the locked doors.
Never going back. On me. No more locked doors.
That's right. Cheers.
I wanted to get to know him on a level without the drinking.
I don't feel that Cyrus does deserve
to be with my daughter today,
not from the actions. from what I've seen.
Freedom and family and friends.
Yes.
What does that say right there?
"Possession of..."
That's a big no-no.
Was you in jail?
Where the [bleep] did you just come from?
I just feel so dumb.
He can take them old excuses and he can shove 'em
where the [bleep] moon don't shine.
I'm their mother. So should I just go [bleep] myself?
I think that you definitely should leave.
Have a good night.
♪ Yeah, you got it bad
♪ But you can't be mad ♪
♪ You said you wanted something new ♪
Remy's got swollen lymph nodes in her neck.
I don't know if her mother's telling me
everything there is to know.
I feel like it's a little more serious,
so I'm gonna try to find out.
Apparently, I was right.
♪ Sick and tired ♪
She said that it's been going on for three or four weeks,
that her lymph nodes have been swollen,
and now they're headed to do an ultrasound
and a possible CAT scan to find out,
because they think she has a lesion.
If it's a lesion, it could either be benign,
which is non-cancerous, or cancerous.
But we won't know until we get the test results.
So Kore responded to me. Look.
So she's known it's been going on for three or four weeks now.
Now I'm stressed out.
We made plans.
And why are we just finding out
now that we're here and they're supposed to be here?
I know.
We need to get back to the hotel.
I got to make sure that their room reservation's canceled.
I'm worried about Remington, but also, like, it's the day of.
It doesn't make sense to me
why there was no communication beforehand.
I feel like I have every right to be upset in this situation,
because I had no notice to even save myself any money.
And he thinks that it's just so easy
for me to carry the financial burden of all of this.
And it's not. It's not easy.
So we're not gonna have any alone time on our anniversary.
Yes.
It's just inconvenient.
And we had dinner reservations,
so I'm gonna have to cancel dinner reservations.
Riot wants you to go shoot some hoops.
I'm irritated.
I'm just gonna sit here for a minute.
Okay. Love you.
Yeah. Let's shoot hoops.
She's pissed off at me about the situation,
and it's like, what about me?
Like, you think I'm not mad? Mommy, we need more dollars.
No. It's time to go. We're on a time limit.
Brady can't be out more than three hours,
so we all got to go. No!
I don't get to see my daughters, who I haven't seen for years...
...and I'm getting bitched at. Like, I'm mad, too.
Like, let me bitch about it.
So Kore and the girls are not gonna be coming.
Brady, do you want to tell them?
Because Remington has got a swollen lymph node on her neck,
so she's going to the doctor.
Unfortunately, you guys don't get to meet them today.
Well, I'm a little more worried about Remington.
I'm worried about Remington, too.
Don't make it out to be like I'm not worried about Remington. I'm just saying.
I get it.
I should be used to things not going as planned.
Like, that's a given.
That just seems to always be the case
whenever it comes to me and you.
What's that supposed to mean?
And I guess I should just get used to it. What's that--
That's what I get for being married to a felon.
Oh, okay. Now you're married to a--
Okay. Alright.
That's messed up and screwed up.
I mean, I want to be home just as bad as you want me home.
Rather be working a job every day than to have to be
sitting in a [bleep] halfway house six hours from home.
Like, you knew what you were marrying.
But it's just like, I'm sick of [bleep] not going to plan.
I'm sick of it throwing a wrench in my life
every time I plan something out or I do something. Your life.
What happened to our life?
But it doesn't feel very much like our life
whenever I'm the one planning everything,
I'm the one doing everything right now
to make sure that you can have time with your girls.
Yeah. Throw it in my face. Paying the bills too.
I get it. You know what I mean? I'm stuck in the halfway house.
I just need help.
And maybe I'm just overwhelmed
and stressed out because I need help.
I just did all of this and...
You know how I feel about you making me sleep by myself,
me staying alone and all that.
You already know what that [bleep] do to me, bro.
No. You really weird, yo. For real. Leave me alone.
'Cause if you don't, I'm gonna snatch
this [bleep] mic off and I'm getting the [bleep] out of here.
I'm telling you.
Back up before I take this [bleep] mic off
and I get the [bleep] out of here.
You not-- Bro, you are irritating me.
Back up before if I take this [bleep] mic off!
I keep telling you. You want to play.
Please. Give me the--
Move!
You want to keep--
She was beating your ass.
Bonita calling me a liar,
I'm not gonna say she made me feel bad,
because I'm not cheating on Bonita.
'Cause at the end of the day, these--
They gonna both be my woman.
But GG and Bonita don't know nothing about my plan.
Like, it's a hidden agenda at this point.
I'm about to get the [bleep] out of here.
Can I sit back down and try and explain it to you one more time?
He just got me so [bleep] angry. I just feel so dumb.
I feel like I put my life on hold for so [bleep] long.
If you would've asked me last month, that's my man.
We have it rockin'. That's my child's father.
Daddy!
Oh, my God.
Oh, my baby crying. Oh!
But I don't feel like that today.
I feel like... I don't know who he is.
Everything about the situation is bull[bleep]
I don't want to keep anything that's pertaining to lies.
I feel like that ring was built on lies.
And I don't even want it on my finger now.
You got me [bleep] up. We worked too hard on our relationship.
Like, I just want this to work with me and you, like...
Come on, now.
Like, you just gonna say [bleep] all that just because you--
you think I'm lying to you? About what?
I'm still in pain,
but I'm chasing you up and down the street.
Because you mean that much to me.
Like, you just-- Like...
Boy [bleep] out of here.
Then you can-- Please stop playingwith me.
I'm really trying to keep my drink in my cup.
Stop [bleep] playing with me. Stop playing with me.
[bleep] I'm in pain.
You ain't not once asked me, "Is you okay?"
At this particular mother[bleep] point in my life,
I choose me.
Like, I don't have time to be [bleep]
He can take them old excuses and he can shove 'em
where the [bleep] moon don't shine and the sun don't either.
I don't give a damn.
You saying you want to just give yourself some time--
What you mean, it's fake?
The ring that we had bought from here,
I am trying to replace it.
Yeah, yeah. That ring is only $64.
I want that one. Okay. Sounds good.
It's fake.
Take it. Shove it up your ass.
I don't give a [bleep]
I got hit with a curveball.
I'm thinking I got one up on Bonita,
but whole time, she got one up on me!
Why are you upset?
I don't know what else you want me to tell you.
Put your kids first. My kids always come first.
I'm done with this.
What if a woman answers the door
and we got to literally tell her?
Rich, guess what.
I'm coming to your face. I'm coming to you door.
'Cause you gonna give me my answer.
You can have this.
Maybe I can pay back some of the debt that you gave me.
♪ My blood runs cold
You got your license? Yeah.
She didn't pay my New Jersey fee.
She didn't pay the court fees.
So she didn't pay a goddamn thing of your fines?!
She didn't pay [bleep] Literally--
So now the money you saved is all [bleep]
Half of it's gone. Half the money is gone.
I spent all that time putting together
and saving for me to get out.
So I'm down half
as soon as I walk out the [bleep] door of prison.
It's 100% not fair that I'm paying for these fines.
when Kayleigh's already said, "I'm paying"--
she's gonna pay for them.
So if she's gonna pay for them,
she's over here raising her hand like this,
well, then she needs to take care of it.
So, what happened with my fines?
I only owe $1,000 left on there.
- So you paid everything but $1,000? - Right.
Kayleigh's definitely got to, like, change the fact
that she can't tell me the truth.
I can't believe your [bleep] wife.
Oh. She's calling me right now.
Well, answer it. Nah. I'll just--
I'll just talk to her when I get there.
I'm a little nervous.
I've been calling Mike all day long.
He's not answering.
We're supposed to be going on a date tonight.
I'm hoping for the best.
I'm hoping that when he shows up--
if he shows up-- that it's not the same energy
that I got from him this morning,
because that will ruin the whole date
and I'm just gonna lose my [bleep]
Because I am tired of everything that he's pointing out
that I haven't done for him since prison.
If he comes at me aggressive and treats me like [bleep]
in this public restaurant, I am going to lose my [bleep]
He's gonna learn really quickly
that I am not as nice as he seems to think I am.
She's sitting there telling me, yeah,
she's gonna [bleep] buy me a car and all this [bleep]
Well, she didn't even pay the fines like she said.
And if you didn't have money saved up,
where the [bleep] did she think this money was coming from?
Out of her ass?
She set you up for failure,
because you need to have a job to do anything.
You need to have a license. Like... Right.
And that was every message that I got.
"Hey, I just want to make sure you have a license.
I just want to make sure all this stuff is done."
Sure enough, that's not what happened.
She is just like her mother.
The apple don't fall very far from that tree.
Sometimes people just like to follow the same routine,
and they don't seem to make theirselves any better.
I keep trying to tell her--
You just limit yourself on some of the spending.
And now it's just a [bleep] show.
So do you even know what your credit score is to get a car?
No. I haven't even checked my credit score.
Well, maybe you should do that.
I don't want to check this.
Let me see. It says my credit score is 450.
What?!
I had 700. I was at 700.
Yeah. Even with-- Now it's at 450.
I'm, like [bleep]
There's no [bleep] way anyone's gonna give me a car
with a 450 credit score.
Ridiculous. She is just an idiot.
Who wonders if their husband would actually show up
to their first date?
Nobody.
This is ridiculous.
I'm gonna give him five more minutes,
and if he's not here, I'm leaving.
Alright. Just be calm. Stay relaxed.
Don't lose your temper.
Alright. Thank you. You're welcome.
Bye, baby. Bye, Mama.
I'm definitely getting angrier and angrier
as I'm realizing how much Kayleigh's been hiding from me.
Like, why not just tell me?
Even if you waited till the moment I walked out
and said, "I lied. I didn't do anything,"
bam! I could have dealt with the whole thing.
But now I'm gonna go to a public place,
and, I mean, she's gonna be on Front Street.
Nice of you to show.
Where you been?
In a job interview.
Then guess where I had to go after the job interview.
Your mom's? No. No, no.
I had to go to the DMV.
I'm involved with someone who's a bad girl.
For some reason, this sounded like a good idea to me.
[bleep] you.
Take that [bleep] ass ring.
How much I paid for that [bleep] ring?
Man, it hurts so bad.
Don't let the [bleep] door hit you on the way out.
The [bleep] you talking about?
♪ Whoa, whoa, oh, whoa, whoa, oh ♪
I just need help.
Maybe I'm just overwhelmed
and stressed out because I need help.
♪ There is a storm that is coming, coming, coming ♪
I don't want it to come off like I don't care about Remington,
because I care about Remington, Brady.
I'm just overwhelmed.
And I just did all of this,
and I feel like it was for nothing.
We're in this together, not against each other.
My baby mama, Kore, and my twin daughters,
they should be here right now.
And now I'm irritated with Keirsten
because now it's not about the trip.
Now it's about my daughter.
My daughter is sick. Something is wrong with her.
So, like, let's not be mad and childish about it.
You know, something's really wrong.
Really?
Let's go.
Come on, kids.
We'll go to the room.
Your mom's mad. I ain't dealing with it.
I don't want to blow up,
especially, like, while my kids are here.
But I really hope that this isn't something
that, like, is a standing issue with me and Kore.
We all really want this, like, co-parenting bond.
But is that really what you want
if you're waiting to say anything until...
You know, I would hate to think
that, like, she wasn't coming all along.
She's outside, I think.
I do worry about me and Kore's relationship
being affected in the end by all of this.
And she even mentioned--
She was like, "I just feel like our friendship's gonna end
whenever Brady gets out."
Oh!
Package. Thank you.
How sweet.
Yeah. Yeah. Something like that.
Thank you.
- Look, Brady. - See?
Huh? Well, that's cool.
Someone probably left it.
What else is under there?
- Somebody probably left it here. - Yeah.
That's not our sock, either. Mommy.
She got it, and she's in a happier mood!
Did you do this, baby? I did do that.
Yes. You're so sweet.
I ordered them like two days ago.
Aww.
Did you read it? No, I didn't read it yet.
- Oh, yeah. Read it. - Okay.
"It's been the happiest year of my life.
I love you with all of my heart. Till death...
A part of us. ...do us part."
That's what it says. You're so sweet.
I love you.
It was just such a sweet surprise.
And it completely took me from being upset
to remembering what this day is and that it is our anniversary.
And this gesture is just a reminder
of why I married him in the first place.
Get up there and lay down with your sister.
Why? 'Cause it's nap time.
Mm-hmm.
Did you just say no? I know you didn't just tell your mom no.
It is nap time.
Yeah.
Will you go shut the curtains
so they get the nap-time vibes?
Yeah.
Kore didn't come, but I'm still on a mission.
It is my anniversary. I need something for my husband.
I will settle for, like, a steamy-hot make-out session.
I really don't give a [bleep]
But I need time with my husband.
So I'm gonna make that happen.
Okay.
Don't be skawred. Oh, I'm not scared.
You can see the room from here.
It's perfect.
Out of all the places,
the vending machines seemed like the most logical.
When you see your husband once a month, it's like...
Can you blame a bitch?
♪ Right back in it ♪
♪ Two lanes in this game like a freeway ♪
♪ Rock a fella same way they did Freeway ♪
This cannot be him. Wait.
Oh, my God, y'all.
Look at her face! She's stuck. She's like...
Wait. Why is he arrested?
That's a mug shot. Why is he arrested?
♪ Right back in this ♪ Don't ask me how I do it ♪
♪ I just do it ♪
♪ Don't ask me how I do it ♪
♪ I just do it ♪
What does that say right there, bitches?
September 25th, 2025.
Oh, that's recent! Hold on.
Why he went to jail. She over here holding her tea.
Possession of weed.
That lame.
Rich, from day one,
I knew from my discernment that he was hiding a lot,
and I never trusted him.
"Oh, I'm back in Houston."
But you just got out of jail, really.
You a fraud. And I was real.
So the real's gonna always prevail,
and I want to expose the truth.
And don't let no man take that from--
Don't let nobody take that from you.
I won't.
Can you come to the bathroom with me real fast?
I'll be right back.
Now his mug shot popped up.
We didn't know that you were getting down like that.
And if we did know,
we would have never brought him around our family, ever.
Because that's a big no-no.
What do you want to do? I want to pop up!
Alright. We can do that. We can do that. Guess what.
Slap me in the face with the truth!
Okay. I'm ready.
Why don't you just call him real fast?
Let's see if he answers the [bleep] phone.
I'm gonna show you who he really is,
who I been saying he was since day one.
Hey. What are you doing?
Was you in jail?
For what?
Really?
Alright.
Yeah, I'm alright.
Do you think it's good?
Like, if I come to Houston, and I can see you?
Okay. It's alright.
Yeah. I'll call you, okay?
Why isn't he excited about you coming to [bleep] Houston
so he don't have to buy a ticket? Who cares?
He already thinks-- He already said-- Okay. Okay.
Fi! Nah, brah. Let's pop up in that gym.
You want to train? You want to train?
Yeah. You want to [bleep] train? You know where it's at?
Do you know where it's at or do I have to call my friend?
I know. I know too, then.
Let's go. Alright. Good.
I'm going to Houston. We're going to Houston. Good. That's how we gonna handle that.
That's how we gonna handle that whole situation, baby.
I put myself out there for Rich to know, like, I miss him,
I want to come out there.
Can we get two more?
He said no.
♪ Freedom ♪
Now my mind made up.
'Cause you don't want me to come, now I'm definitely coming.
I just called the mother[bleep] and I'm going to Houston.
I'm popping up on that ass.
I mean, at this point-- you know what I mean?--
it has to be done.
He came over here, met all your family.
Everything was good.
Let's go over there and meet his family.
He's always a step ahead,
and that's why he always wants to lie.
So I'm gonna be a step ahead,
and I'm gonna get the answers I want
and find out the truth
and find out all this stuff about him getting arrested
and all these lies he told me since I've been in prison.
I want y'all to cheers with me real quick,
'cause I'm going to Houston and pop up on that ass.
Yeah. Pop up on that ass!
I want to marry her. We have a special love.
I think that you are in over your head, Charles.
I have not been completely honest with Charlie.
Hey, honey bunny. I don't think he's gonna be very happy.
You love him? You-- You know him?
Your man?
He has no accountability.
♪ Tail between your legs ♪
♪ You recognize who's alpha now ♪
Nice of you to show.
Yeah. Where you been?
In a job interview.
Then guess where I had to go after the job interview.
Your mom's? No. No, no.
I had to go to the DMV.
You want to know what they said?
I have no idea what they said at the DMV. I don't work there.
Well, you obviously ain't been there to pay no fines, either.
Why are you giving me this bitch-ass attitude?
I mean, 'cause isn't the whole point of a marriage honesty?
Have you been honest with me?
Yeah. I've been honest with you.
You've been honest with me 100%?
Yeah. Okay.
Kayleigh's lying all the time.
I mean, it's like a little kid when they're sitting there
with their whole face covered in chocolate,
and you ask them, "Did you eat a chocolate bar?"
"No."
"Your whole face is covered in chocolate.
Are you sure you didn't eat a chocolate bar?"
"No, I didn't eat a chocolate bar."
Come on, man. Just tell me.
I paid some of your fines. Oh, wait. Hold on.
Did you pay my fines down to $1,000?
No. Okay. So when you said--
Am I the one who [bleep] up driving? Hold on.
Hold on. No. No, no, no.
But you said you were gonna pay them down to $1,000, right?
I'm not the one who [bleep] up. You said you were gonna do it.
- Okay. - Don't say you're gonna dothings you're not gonna do.
I also say I'm gonna go to church every Sunday.
And that doesn't always happen. That doesn't mean that I--
That's not on me. That's on you.
No. It's the same concept.
It's definitely not.
I mean, I'm not delusional.
I definitely lied to Mike about the DMV fines.
And I did that because he wouldn't stop talking about it.
I'm confident that I know you've lied to me.
You don't need to go that low, because-- But I also don't need to sit there
and point out every flaw you have.
I'm not pointing out every flaw. I did one. That's not-- It's not a flex.
It wasn't $1,000 to get my license.
Mm. How much was it?
It was $6,000.
Okay. Did you pay it?
Yeah.
Where'd you come up with $6,000?
I've been saving.
Saving the money that I sent you?
No. I've been saving money
that I put into stocks the moment I got arrested.
Hm. Wait. You have stocks?
Mm-hmm.
How much money do you have in stocks?
So I got-- I mean, I had enough to take care of my license.
Wow. How much is left over?
I got rid of about half.
Half? You mean to tell me--
Hold on one second. You mean to tell me...
...you... still have that much money left over?
- Mm-hmm. - Half.
Yeah.
So $12,000 in stocks.
Roughly.
What a [bleep] tool.
A marriage is not supposed to have secrets like this.
That's just selfish.
And it just shows me that he does not care if I struggle
as long as he does not.
I moved from an apartment
into a different house that was felon-friendly.
And not for me,
because I was happy anywhere, but for you.
And not once did you offer to take out of your stock money,
and you want to talk to me about [bleep] DMV fines
for a [bleep] thing I didn't even do?
I'm not the one who [bleep] up my driving record.
I told you when I was in prison,
"Don't tell me [bleep] you're not gonna do so."Mm-hmm.
So If you didn't pay my fines, that's fine.
I'll deal with everything when I get out.
But if you did take care of my fines, tell me it.
But you still didn't tell me. You still lied to me.
I said, "Listen. I don't need you when I get out.
I want you in my life," alright? Oh, really?
I'm $42,000 in debt, and I have no money.
And yet you're sitting on $6,000
and haven't offered to help pay for moving-- You have $42,000 in debt for what?
'Cause you own two cars and a brand-new house?
Did I buy--
A brand-new house? Yeah.
Whose...
I got a $200 [bleep] credit card and it's got $1,000 in debt.
How the [bleep] do you do that?
That's like-- You should be in the [bleep] up Olympics.
Like, you [bleep] up my credit score. You steal money from me.
I mean, you're pretty much like your mom.
She stole money from you. I'm like my mom?
You want to talk about moms, Michael? Yeah.
Okay. You know what?
You can have this, because you're married to yours.
Do you think this is enough to pay back my credit card?
I don't know. I'm gonna try.
Maybe I can pay back some of the debt that you gave me.
Oh. Why'd you spill it like that, bro?
I hope you have a good time finding your way home!
Enjoy prison when you go back, you ass[bleep]
[bleep] douche.
At least if I'm in prison,
I don't have to see your [bleep] ass!
So, what's going on with your girl?
Pull over. Pull over right here.
Is this the house?
If Rich opens the door, I don't know what I'm gonna say.
The thing about it is is that when I met Jaden,
I did the mistake of not asking questions.
And I'm just getting emotional right now
because I want her to be treated right.
And she will, I promise you.
But this scares me-- Just let my actions show something.
This drinking stuff scares me.
I promise you Cyrus is not a drinker.
This has never been one of his issues.
I promise.
Are you ready to watch the fireworks?
Hell, yeah. Are you ready?
We're gonna go see the big-city fireworks, huh?
Yeah.
It's New Year's Eve,
and tonight is about welcoming everybody in the family
and introducing everybody for the first time.
But Dia's mom is having a malfunction.
She likes to think that I'm Jaden.
That irritates the [bleep] out of me.
Alright, my brother. I love you.
I'm not the weird meth head that she was dating before.
What happened? Like, I don't even know.
Like, my mom's attitude is, like, so...
It's terrible.
Yeah. What is going on?
She's getting on me about having my second shot.
She's like, "This is scaring me. You're drinking way too much."
I think my mom is more worried than she is mad.
And I only say that
because my past relationship with my ex-husband
revolved around alcohol.
Seeing Cyrus and kind of taking shots,
maybe that was, like, a trigger for her.
I told you.
I'm confident that he knows how to have fun
and have a few drinks but also stop and limit himself.
Oh, my God. We're almost there, but they're already going off.
Oh! I'm excited to see the fireworks.
Or at least I was.
- Hopefully the kids are watching it. - I know.
That's beautiful. Oh, my God.
Yes. Whoa!
Look at that one.
It would be nice if they would've been here.
Hello?
Hey, Mama. Hey, Jada Bean.
Where are you at?
We are, like, right down the street, babe.
We're trying to get through all this [bleep] traffic.
We'll be right there, okay?
Okay. Bye.
I thought you guys were gonna start new traditions
with Mom and Cyrus.
So what happened?
That's right.
Dang.
Oh! Take their sweet-ass time
Look who decided to show up.
I couldn't find parking! You guys missed the fireworks!
You guys missed all the fireworks.
Oh, I know!
I thought we were gonna do New Year's with the kids.
Right here. We are. We're here.
Can I talk to you?
Well, I want to just talk away from the kids.
Bring Cyrus.
Babe, my mom wants to talk to us.
Okay.
What happened?
I mean, the kids were really looking forward
to you guys really being there.
Mom, I couldn't find parking. Like, look down here.
If we would have all left at the right time
instead of dillydallying.
I thought the whole thing was about coming over here
and starting family traditions... We literally all left together, Mom.
...with Cyrus and the kids.
There was a lot of traffic.
I mean, we were bumper to bumper.
Is that what you wanted to talk about?
Did you get it off your chest?
No, 'cause I'm still upset.
I don't know why you're upset. You don't know why I'm upset?
I don't know why you're upset.
So why are you upset? I'm in the dark.
Well, because this is all about the kids.
It is not about the kids. Oh, it's about Cyrus first?
Literally, the party was for Cyrus.
It was his coming home.
Don't you think if we would have stopped earlier
from doing all the drinking and all that stuff
we could've got here earlier? Nobody was really drinking, Mom.
It is very hurtful
that my mom is saying these things to me.
I don't know what else you want me to tell you.
Like, I don't know what you're looking for.
I can't hop over cars, and I can't run over [bleep] people.
Put your kids first. My kids always come first.
They always have.
I'm sure my mom said it just to kind of get underneath my skin
and get a reaction.
Anyone who knows me knows I put my kids first.
Choose wisely. That's all I got to say.
Choose wisely.
You know, I'm upset about it.
And you're allowed to be upset, Mom.
Yeah. Well, talk to your kids.
You know what? I'm feeling great.
I don't even care, honestly.
I don't care what she's got going on.
Hopefully she comes through it.
I mean, I can see, like, her being upset,
but, like...
I just heard that he said he didn't care about what--
anything about what I have to say.
No. You heard wrong. What did he say, then?
I said I'm not gonna let anything affect me, okay?
I hope eventually you can see us being a good thing.
Like, you need to accept Cyrus because I'm with him.
I'm not gonna let anybody come between our relationship.
If you're not going to accept him,
then there won't be a relationship, Mom.
If I had to choose between my mom and Cyrus,
I definitely would choose Cyrus just because he is my family.
I feel like at a point in time,
you do have to end up picking your partner over your parents.
I'm just afraid that something's gonna happen
and that I'm the one
that's gonna have to pick up the pieces, like always.
When did you pick up the pieces? With Jaden, Dia.
The kids are getting cold. It's time--
It's time to start bringing this to the hotel.
Definitely.
I'm done with this.
Okay. Let's start walking to the cars.
Get in there, kids. Come here, Jada.
Bye, guys.
Bye, sissy!
My mom didn't even say goodbye, did she?
No, she didn't. And you know what? I'm...
Why, though?
Like, were you guys being naughty?
No.
Since I've gotten out,
I've been put through kind of a wringer.
Dia's family all [bleep] pressing me and [bleep]
She has a really poor attitude towards everybody.
I hate it.
And if Dia's mom is not willing to accept us as a family,
she can kick rocks.
Well, it doesn't sound like you're gonna be around your noni
too much for a little while.
I don't know what the [bleep] you doing out here. So you don't want me here?
Damn. She brought the whole gang to pop up on me.
Don't do that. We're not doing that.
Listen! We're not doing that!
Stop [bleep] following me before I [bleep] you up, bitch.
Stop [bleep] playing with me.
I've been really caged up for too [bleep] long.
I just was incarcerated with this man
for three years mentally.
Get these [bleep] mics off me.
Stop talking to me!
Get it off!
You can have this.
Do you think this is enough to pay back my credit card? I don't know.
Maybe I can pay back some of the debt that you gave me.
Oh. Why'd you spill it like that, bro?
I hope you have a good time finding your way home!
Enjoy prison when you go back, you ass[bleep]
[bleep] douche.
♪ Locked and loaded, locked and loaded ♪
At least if I'm in prison,
I don't have to see your [bleep] ass!
Well, you learn behavior from people around you.
I mean, she learned from her mom-- steal, lie,
take advantage of everyone around you, [bleep] them over.
Mom, this [bleep] chick just threw [bleep] sauce on me,
and she just [bleep] left me
[bleep] at this [bleep] restaurant and told me to go--
She hopes I go [bleep] back to prison.
And she just said basically go [bleep] myself
'cause I just confronted her about all the money
she stole from me.
I-I don't [bleep] know. Like, there's--
I mean, how far are you?
Oh, you're like-- [bleep] There's no [bleep] way.
I got to be at the halfway house in like 30 [bleep] minutes.
Not even.
I'll try.
Alright. I'll call her right now.
Hold on.
This [bleep] guy.
No, thank you.
Your call has been forwarded to an automated--
Is she really just gonna ignore me like this?
Ah. She's playing super-ass [bleep] up games.
I found out that Mike has hidden money in stocks.
And he has no problem draining my account
just to build his own.
I think he got the money for his stocks from me, for sure.
I sent him $42,000 over six years.
I'm not a [bleep] dumbass.
I don't know how I'm gonna get home.
Like, I [bleep] need a miracle. Like, there's no--
She's got to come back and get me.
There's no [bleep] way.
She has to get her ass back here and get me.
I mean, my [bleep] wife's
[bleep] trying to send me back to prison.
She's supposed to be my number one and help me out
and be by my side, and she's [bleep] me over.
I'm gonna call him back, 'cause he's not gonna stop calling me
and I just don't want to deal with this anymore.
Hold up. Hold on. She calling right now.
Hello?
How the [bleep] you just gonna leave?
Are you trying to send me back to prison?
You're gonna send me back to prison right now?
That's your plan? That's what you're gonna do?
How are you gonna talk [bleep] to me
and expect me to [bleep] take you home?
Go [bleep] yourself.
So you need to-- You need to come get me.
I do not need to do anything for you.
So I guess you're gonna call your mom
and figure it the [bleep] out
or you're gonna have to Uber or something else.
It's not my responsibility.
I'm gonna let him see what life looks like
without my [bleep] help.
And I hope he gets what he has coming to him.
What the [bleep]
♪ Turnin' me loose
♪ I've had enough ♪
♪ Can't hold my tongue much longer ♪
♪ Like a live wire ♪
♪ Like a live wire, like a live wire ♪
♪ Like a live wire ♪
I'm done and I'm going the [bleep] upstairs to get dressed.
Now get the [bleep] out this house.
[bleep] you.
Bitch.
Take that [bleep] ass ring.
Threw that [bleep] ring at you, man.
You [bleep] playing dumb-ass games.
Why the [bleep] would you throw something at my [bleep] head?
Yeah. This fake-ass ring, man.
That [bleep] crazy as [bleep] man.
You got a lot of [bleep]
I never even knew that she had a fake ring.
But something told me.
Like, when I first seen it, she, like, snatched her hand away.
Alright. I want to see it.
You can look. Why you got to try and touch it?
You already seen it.
Man, it hurt so bad, 'cause I'm like,
"You my fiancée. Like, I proposed to you.
Like, we-- we been building on a lot."
How much I paid for that [bleep] ring?
Nothing was in there?
If I knew he was gonna come home and do this,
all that [bleep] in the storage unit would've been [bleep] gone.
I'd have did a [bleep] storage auction.
[bleep] out of here.
Don't let the [bleep] door hit you on the way out.
The [bleep] you talking about? [bleep]
- Bonita. - What?
What you mean?
You just put me out the house
and, like, I ain't even got no [bleep] phone.
Like, I ain't got no Wi-Fi.
Like, I need the Wi-Fi password or something.
Like, I'm trying to call and-- my ride.
I'm trying to call my ride. I need a ride.
Yeah, yeah.
What other bitch?
Who-- Who-- Like...
I can't even think about what's going on
because I'm tired.
I was up with this man all night long.
I don't know what Damond doing.
And I'm not gonna lie.
Because I'm an overthinker,
I'm just thinking, "Where is he at?
Who is he with? Is he still with his cousin?"
Like, I don't know.
I been home for [bleep] a couple days, like...
Why would I have another woman, another bitch, whatever,
that I would not come to you and say, like, "Listen.
This is what it is," like...
What you mean? The day you came to pick me up!
Aah!
Damn!
Ah!
I-- At the end of the day, I came over here, like,
I ain't even tripping on that ring [bleep]
That little couple bands I kicked off,
that [bleep] ain't about nothing.
Like, we can look past you lied.
You feel me? Alright. Cool. Like...
What you lie about?
I didn't lie about [bleep]
How did you get here?
What you mean? How'd you get here?
I had to get a ride! From where?
What you mean? A ride share. Like...
Yeah!
Man, you playing dumb-ass games. You shouldn't start with that.
I ain't ready to keep going with you.
...nothing but lies, and they don't even have to!
That's the [bleep] part that be the most baffling to me.
You don't even have to lie!
Until I figure out what the [bleep] is going on,
I will not stop thinking about it.
But I'm gonna get to the bottom of it.
[bleep] Alright.
And you weren't even-- Alright. Alright.
Bye. Go ahead. [bleep] You right.