Previously on "Unexpected."
You gotta be real, Bell. Not what you want it to be,
it's what it really is!
Stop screaming at me, please.
The baby's fixing to be here, and Isabella and Bryce has not
resolved anything.
I'm not going to counseling
if you can't go to anger management.
I just told you I said, "No means no."
I'm done.
I'm not gonna let him be a part of his daughter's life.
he can take me to court.
I'm gonna weigh myself for the first time
since Sammy was born.
I gained like 60 pounds when I was pregnant.
Since I had the baby, I don't feel like
I'm my own person anymore.
Maybe you and Jose go to the mall.
I just feel like I'm being judged
about my weight and stuff.
I'm just self-conscious all the time.
Hunter's gonna shower?
- Yeah. - With you? OK.
All right.
I was way cooler with this one than most daddies would've been.
But I'm gonna tell you right now,
we're gonna have a real long talk about
there not being a second.
That boy better wear protection.
I know we're not playing Russian roulette
after this baby. - I am definitely not.
Get away from my vehicle, because you are making me mad.
I will call the law for holding my child hostage.
Me and Jessie asked AK to bring us
to this doctor's appointment, because I haven't seen or heard
from my mom since my graduation.
Midnight?
I'm being induced because I have
gestational hypertension.
And the cause of that, if you don't know-- stress.
Have you decided on who's gonna be in delivery room?
Don't even ask me that question right now.
♪ And time stands so still But it's racing too ♪
Tonight, we are going in for my induction at 12.
And I'm nervous.
I'm a little tired.
I would try to take a nap, but I doubt that I am.
Um... but I'm excited for her to be here.
OK, well, I was just checking.
Mia asked me to drive and Jessie to the hospital,
because she's getting induced tonight.
And the fact that her mom and AK pushed us to the point
of needing this induction pisses me off.
Yeah, they were arguing all morning,
but Mia's blood pressure was, like, sky high.
You should've asked. This should've been something
that you asked me a long time ago.
I shouldn't have to ask you [bleep]
because she's the one that's carrying the grandbaby
and going to doctors. - Yeah, you should've' asked me,
because I'm her mother. - No, I shouldn't.
I'm the one who says she's not going with you.
It's ridiculous.
I wonder how many people right now are going
to the hospital to get induced?
Uh--
Not many, huh?
- Probably not. - Not many.
Yeah.
We found out, since we are both teenagers,
we can have four people in there for my labor part,
like me being in labor.
So I've came to the conclusion to let both my mom and AK
in the delivery room with me,
only because I don't want people to get
their little feelings hurt.
So I think it'll just be easier that way.
I mean, I want everybody to be there as long as
Mia is happy with it, it's just, you gotta be an adult.
You know, you're actually, you know, you're there
for some kids that are really too young
to be going through what they're doing, much less
having some dumbass adults acting
like children themselves, so--
Yeah-- that don't mean nothing.
- Yeah. - Could be a good omen.
- Ha! - Seriously.
I don't know what my dad's talking about.
He says the full moon is a good omen
and that it's a good sign, and--
But today for me has just been crazy.
You said good omen?
- Yeah. - No, like the fruit.
Duh!
Really?
My plan for the hospital is hopefully have a natural,
vaginal birth, and, um--
So yeah, I'm ready.
No, you're not ready.
- I don't care if you're 18... - I'm ready.
or you're-- you're 17 or you're 25.
I mean, nobody's ready to be a parent until it happens, so.
No, I don't think neither of them are ready.
I wasn't ready when I had my first one.
So no, they weren't ready.
♪ Can't live like it lasts forever ♪
♪ Won't make it home want to hold on hope for better ♪
♪ But still hope for better ♪
I gotta find an outfit for me and Jose's date.
- Are you excited? - Yeah.
Finally to have some time to your guys' self?
I know.
Our last time going on a date,
it was before I had Sammy.
I'm excited, but I'm nervous about not being around my baby.
I've never left him alone.
Oh, Sammy, you don't want her to leave us?
Leaving Sammy for the first time is hard,
but it's important for me and Jose's relationship
if we have some one-on-one time away from the baby.
Because every argument,
every single thing has been about the baby.
And I feel like it's good to just focus on each other
and have fun.
You're smiling?
Because your mama's gonna look cute, huh?
I don't like it.
Well, you definitely need to wear a different bra
than sports bra with it.
Yeah, well, not the bra,
but I mean, like my stomach, I don't like it.
And my arms.
My clothes aren't fitting like they used to, like,
since getting pregnant, I've gained like 60 pounds.
I've always been big.
I've always been a big girl, but the way I carried my weight
and stuff was mostly in my butt and my legs.
So, like, I've always had a small stomach and like small,
like arms and stuff and a--
You know?
What, what was this?
- Big butt. - Oh, my God.
Yeah.
I've always been really confident about myself,
like tight clothes, all that.
But, like, now after having the baby, I'm a lot more
insecure on what I wear, or sometimes I'll wear
something and I'm like, "Oh, this is gonna look so good,"
but it won't, it doesn't look good on me.
It would look more good, like...
on my old body.
Who's to say what good looks like?
I'm saying, like, what I'm expecting to see
versus what I actually see. - OK.
Well, it's a little bit tight, Amya, but you got
to understand, your body literally carried a baby
for nine months, OK?
It's just really disappointing.
- Well, try something else. - OK.
She thought she could put the same pants on
that she had the day she got pregnant.
- I mean, not-- - The day I got pregnant.
- Not literally. - The day I got pregnant.
But, like, you know, the same exact size you were,
and then you're just gonna drop the baby and come home
from the hospital and slide them on?
Who does that?
That's part of being a mother. Your body's gonna change.
But that's gonna be a reminder that you carried a life
inside of your body.
- What's taking so long? - I can't find anything!
I know my face is cute, OK? Don't get me wrong.
Like, face card, you know?
"Face card don't decline." Is that how they say that?
That's just the truth.
Yeah, but the thing is, I wish I felt the same way
about my body, too.
Does the black make me look skinnier?
- No. - It does.
It looks good, Amaya.
- If you're comfortable in it. - No, it doesn't-- look.
- What am I looking at? - My stomach.
And look.
- Everything looks good. - You have to say that, Mom.
I don't have to say anything.
You're beautiful. And Jose thinks so, too.
You look good.
When I look at Amya,
I'm like, "Wow, who is this model?
Who is this beauty right here?"
I like my girls like my stuffed animals.
I just wanna hug them at night.
Wait, no.
But you know what I mean. They're cuddly and stuff.
I'm just gonna wear this.
You have to find something.
Mom, I don't want to try anything else on right now.
I really don't.
I know how it is to be a big girl.
I've been plus-sized my entire life.
But, like, I know I'm cute, OK?
And if you don't like it, guess what?
Don't look.
Go look over there at them other little skinny girls,
because I'm gonna do me regardless.
OK, Mom.
And that's what I want Amya to feel.
I want her to love herself and love the person
and the body that she's in.
Because you have to love yourself in order to be able
to love someone else.
So love yourself.
It's just, it's hard.
You're beautiful.
I just don't feel that way anymore.
You ready? You wanna go back there?
Mm-hmm.
The moms do promise that they are not gonna fight
during my labor.
I believe them to an extent.
I'm going to stay as civil as I can.
But the idea of sharing a bed with this woman is terrifying.
Are you getting nervous?
I mean, I'm scared of the pain.
What if Bryce and them show up?
I'll get him arrested.
I'm just hoping she doesn't change her mind, because
having him in the delivery room would be a disaster.
♪ 'Cause it's chemical When I'm with you ♪
♪ I lose control ♪
I think I pretty much have an idea of, like,
what outfits I'm bringing.
Outfits? She only needs an outfit to come home in.
We're packing our bags for the hospital because
tomorrow I'm getting induced.
My sisters and my mom will be in the labor and delivery room,
but Bryce isn't coming to the delivery because
after the fight in the parking lot
and him just leaving me there, yeah, we broke up.
I mean, it makes me sad, but like, I mean, I don't know
what else to do.
Like I've done what I needed to do.
He just has to want to change for himself.
- I am exhausted. - How do you think I feel?
- I'm growing a human. - Are you getting nervous?
I mean, I'm scared of the pain.
You're getting an epidural. Don't worry about the pain.
Well, they have to check my cervix and stuff.
They widen your coochie with that metal thing.
Ugh!
It's cold and feels like it's been in a freezer.
But I'm more nervous about the butt swabbing
than I am to anything else. What is it called?
A G swab or something.
It's for Group B strep.
Oh, Group B strep.
It's so unsanitary.
You're using the same swab that you put in your vagina
to swab your butt?
No, it's nothing. It's like...
And they swipe all the way down here,
and then they do your butt. - Please stop.
That's it.
Ugh.
You're worried about the wrong things, missy.
Have you heard from Bryce?
He texted me and told me how I was pretty much
like a crappy person
and that he's so much happier now that I'm not in his life.
I told him this isn't getting anywhere
and I wasn't gonna fight with him.
Um... he goes, "And for your information.
"Did you know that I broke down crying for once?
"Because for once in a long ass time,
"I had a true smile on my face again
"and I caught myself smiling, not having to force it.
Did you know that also?"
I said, "So proud for you."
He said, "All right, smart ass."
I said, "Wasn't being one."
You know what makes me smile?
Feeling the baby we created kick and seeing her little face
on the ultrasound screen and hearing her heartbeat.
I promise one day she'll understand why I didn't
sit here and keep getting disappointed and destroyed
over and over again.
He just keeps going on, and we just...
I pretty much just told him, care about your daughter first.
Like, I don't care. If it has nothing to do
with your daughter, why are you texting me?
Because he never texts me about her.
He literally just texts me to tell me how horrible I am.
I hate for her to be going through this.
But at the same token, I told her.
And this is the importance of not having
a sexual relationship with someone
you haven't been with for a long time.
They were together, I don't know,
five months before they got pregnant.
And I don't regret, like, her getting pregnant.
I mean, it's gonna be hard, but that's fine.
Because Haisley don't need anybody.
I got her.
I don't know, it just worries me because...
Who cares?
That's what mothers are for, Bell.
That's why God gives you mothers.
I know, but you literally said, like,
that's why you had rules.
- That's why you made the rules that we had. - It's OK.
We're not thinking about the past.
All we can do is make life better for Haisley for now.
We got to figure it out.
There's no excuses for it.
I mean, like, he can't even say he tried.
Breaking up? That's on her.
Honestly, I'm just better off without her.
I'm sick of all this drama.
I didn't text her about the other stuff, though,
like about being in the delivery room and everything,
because she knows I want to be there for my daughter
and get to see her come out, like, her first breath,
her first, like, anything.
So, at this point, I'm just waiting for a text or a call
or for me to just call the hospital every day
and figure it out, I guess.
What if Bryce and them show up?
It's gonna be like a total disastrous nightmare.
I'll get him arrested.
At least thrown out of the hospital, right?
Mm-hmm.
Oh, well, he'll get himself arrested,
because he'll make a scene.
It really makes me sad
that Isabella's not gonna have her fairy tale life
that she wanted for her and her daughter.
She's not gonna have the support,
she's not gonna have anything when it comes to Bryce.
The part that I pray she's over him, that part makes me happy.
I'm just hoping she doesn't change her mind because
having him in the delivery room would be a disaster.
The moms do promise that they are not going to fight
during my labor. I believe them to an extent.
But, you know, something might pop up
and they might do it anyway.
I'm happy I get to be there when Mia has the baby.
Teenage girls need their moms.
But I'm worried about how things are going to go because
I know how her father is.
And then with AK, I really don't like her very much.
But I'm gonna try to be nice.
You ready? You want to go back there?
Mm-hmm.
If Nicole had anything negative to say, I would just
be cordial and hold my tongue.
Would I want to? No.
Would I want to beat the [bleep] out of her?
Absolutely.
What? What?
- What is she? - What?
Four centimeters!
Oh, yay!
- Yay, Mia! - Oh, my goodness!
Yay, Mia!
We've been at the hospital for a couple hours now,
and Mia started her induction medicines.
And so far, she's been making a lot of progress
with dilating and all that.
I mean, I-- I mean, I think 10 is maybe this.
I don't know. And then four, maybe...
maybe th-- maybe this.
I don't know.
There you go. About like that.
It's where the head is right now.
- I think this is four. - Yep.
And then, like, ten.
Boom. Perfect.
I'm feeling a little bit of everything.
Happy, excited, nervous, scared.
I'm not ready at all,
because this didn't go as we planned.
Oh, yeah.
Right.
The heck if I know. Apparently...
I don't know how to say that.
That's bad.
And I'm so sad this girl depended on me if I had
to tell her anything.
Where do you want to sleep at?
Either there. I don't care.
I'll sleep at either place. It don't matter to me.
I was about to ask you. It don't matter to me.
Where d'you wanna go?
I don't care.
I had to go downstairs and get me a drink, man.
I was thirsty, you OK?
I love you, honey.
Yeah? Feel OK?
Mm-hmm.
Love you.
- Bye. - Bye.
There's no way I'm staying here
and sleeping around these two women.
And so I'm gonna just go home
and try to get a couple hours of sleep.
Hopefully, by the time I get back, Mia will have
progressed a little bit more.
And her mom and AK wouldn't have started no drama
in the hospital.
They don't have to really be on good terms.
They can just not talk to each other for all I care, as long
as they're making sure Mia's OK and being there for her.
Let's see how this thing works.
See? Everybody's got room.
And I don't want to miss being there for when she has Oakley
and gives the final push.
I don't want to lose that, because, I mean,
that would mean the world to me.
But the idea of sharing a bed with this woman is terrifying.
I just hope Nicole don't set me off.
You're ready? OK.
Why would she try to scare her like this?
Even if it does hurt,
you don't, you know, emphasize it.
I don't want to do it.
I'm looking at the go-kart.
I don't think that I'm going to fit.
I'm, like, mortified right now.
Mmm, I guess.
It's 9 in the morning and we've been in the hospital
for nine hours now.
No, you're good. I just think it's funny.
I don't know how that [bleep] happened,
but Nicole and I slept through the night without fighting.
You're ready? OK!
Nicole was telling us about how it was all scary and...
- The epidural? - Yeah.
How it was going to hurt and be painful and you're going
to feel like a tingling all through your body and stuff.
No one should try to scare her like that.
She should be trying and tell her it'd be all right.
Even if it does hurt, you don't, you know,
emphasize it.
Yeah.
You'll be OK if I went home,
and then y'all just let me know when it's almost time to push.
And I'll just ride back up.
Of course, I fought so hard to be here.
But I didn't think that it was going to take that many hours.
From when she got to five centimeters, I really thought
that, you know, it would have been a little bit quicker.
And I had kids at home.
I needed to make sure they were fed, too.
And trying to be in both places at the same time,
it was just kind of hard.
I really don't want to leave in a way.
Because what if you start pushing?
I don't know.
All right.
It would have been different if we could have stayed
for the epidural.
Since we can't, as much as I hate to leave,
I think it's time to go.
I did tell Jessie to call me when she got
to eight centimeters because my ass was jetting up
to the hospital.
Which way did you tell them to go?
OK.
I'm worried because
I don't know what's going to happen,
especially after her mom said all that scary stuff.
The only thing I know about epidurals is they put
a big needle in your back.
And from what I've heard, it paralyzes you
from the chest down. - Pretty much what I know.
Layman's terms, anyway.
I get back to the hospital, and I learn that I can't even be
in the room because she's about to get an epidural.
I was nervous for her
because, I mean, it's right there on the spine.
I mean, anything can happen.
So it would have been nice for her to have somebody
because it's painful and scary.
♪ Make every moment count Make it matter, make it love ♪
- Amya? - Jose.
Are you gonna do easy?
No, I'mma do do hard.
- Why are you smelling me? - You smell good.
I'm just-- shut up.
Me and Maya, Mom and Dad, needed some time alone
because we've been going through a lot.
I'm excited.
- Very excited. - I'm nervous.
It's because, like, I know that Jose's not embarrassed
to be seen with me, but it's hard being out in public
because I feel like everybody's, like, looking at me
and judging me, and it just doesn't feel good.
- Come on, Amya. - I don't want to do it.
Amya, come on.
Jose, slow down. I'm trying to talk to you.
Yes?
I'm looking at the go-kart.
By what I'm seeing, I don't think that I'm going to fit.
I'm, like, bottom heavy. I got big thighs.
You know, it's a stressful situation.
Go-kart, go-kart, go-kart!
Jose's seen me not fit in something before one time.
We went to the amusement park,
and I tried to get in the roller coaster,
and it wasn't clicking, and then I cried after.
Come on.
Jose, I'm nervous.
I'mma win.
I would understand how he's acting right now, if this was,
like, a first time thing, or he's seen how upset I got
and, like, how big of a deal it was for me, and it's...
just pissing me off how he's not thinking about that right now.
Uh--
My seatbelt won't reach.
I'm, like, mortified right now, to be honest.
- All right. - OK.
I just want to go.
Jose, I don't want to.
Come on.
Amya.
Look at this one compared to that one.
This one's smaller. Come on.
No, I don't want to try it, Jose.
Please drop it.
Jose keeps trying to convince me
to get back on when I clearly don't want to.
It's frustrating.
I feel like I'm not being heard.
It's just irritating.
The fact that it's in public and stuff was a lot worse.
I guess.
Yeah?
I didn't want her to be mad at me or anything, or whatever,
I wanted her to have fun, but she just walked
to the bathroom, I think.
Hello?
Cause I don't fit in the [bleep] go-karts, I wanna go home.
It's heartbreaking to get that phone call because
I'm not there with her, and so I can't...
fix it right now.
I can't give her a hug. I can't...
take that pain for her.
I feel like she was the only person who would understand.
Why, 'cause I'm fat?
No, because you're my mom.
Just kidding.
I'm just thinking...
I don't know. I just want to go home.
Shut the [bleep] up right now.
Hunter just texted me and said, "Is Bella pregnant?"
- Why would he text me that? - Who knows?
♪ Our love is a mixtape ♪
We've got to get to the store.
Things are going good now that we've been home
from the hospital for two weeks.
I'm healing really well from my C-section.
I was up and walking...
And Hunter has been going to school every day
since Wes was born, and I'll be going back soon too.
Stop.
That's rude.
He's trying to spit at me like a llama.
All right, kiddo. Let's go.
OK, so now that you've talked to Treva about tryouts
and all that, you got to learn your dance, your cheer,
and your chant. - Yeah.
When are you going to try to have that done?
Before I was pregnant, my body was definitely a lot different.
I mean, I wasn't in the best of shape,
but I was way better than I am now.
Now, I don't know if I'm going to sneeze and pee myself
or if my boobs are going to start leaking through my shirt.
But I plan on trying out for sophomore cheer.
I couldn't do it last year because I was obviously pregnant.
Yep.
I told her she could go on and finish school, cheer.
She still wanted everything to be normal for me.
And I wanted it to be normal for Hunter, especially since
he's only 13 years old. - Yep.
That way they don't feel like they need to drop out
to raise their kid,
because I do feel like they already have a lot
against them, having a baby so young.
So I decided to quit my job so I could stay home and take care
of the baby while they went back to school.
It's been a lot, but I think it's been worth it.
How is it gonna work with you having to pump at school?
I'll just bring them with me.
What are you gonna do with them?
I'll bring that little ice pack thing.
What the heck does he mean?
Shut the [bleep] up right now.
What?
Hunter just texted me and said, "Is Bella pregnant?"
Why would he text me that?
He's been saying for the last three days
he thinks I'm pregnant. He doesn't know why.
He just has a feeling that I'm pregnant.
How can that physically be possible?
Because what have y'all told me this whole time?
We have used a condom every time,
and he said he checked it and made sure it didn't broke
or break, but...
I think we only waited four days.
Seriously?
Girl, me and Allie are 11 months apart.
Did it hurt?
Freak, yeah!
'Cause you're supposed to wait.
I am not on birth control to prevent a baby,
but we are using condoms.
But I still do it every time
because I don't want two kids right now.
And you swear you have not used...
Every single time we've used a condom, every single...
I will not go without it.
I just feel like
y'all did it like one time without protection.
You little [bleep], start telling me the truth.
No, we are using protection.
I'm just scared.
You can't even stand your own?
OK, so what do we do now?
You know, if you have another baby, you do realize,
I don't care how you say it,
Wes will end up being mine.
- No, he won't. - You can't handle two.
I can handle two. Hunter can't handle two.
Oh, my God.
Y'all got to finish school. You have to.
And we're having a hard enough time right now
trying to get him to go as it is.
And you bring two into this world, he's going to be like,
"Yeah, absolutely not." Not going.
He literally told me the other day,
"I ain't having two kids."
Well, he literally told me he ain't going nowhere.
He may not be going nowhere, but he may have a heart attack.
Me and him both, OK?
I may be giving birth while he's in the emergency room.
Who knows.
I have no idea.
Nicole left. I don't know where she's at.
I just hope she gets here in time, because I don't think
this is normal, and I'm getting a little worried.
♪ Feel it coming in the air so right ♪
♪ I'm exactly where I belong ♪
Hey, baby!
So how was it?
Well, Mia's been in labor for about 11 hours now.
The epidural kicked in. You could tell, you know.
I mean, I wouldn't say she's, like, happy and having
a great time.
But as far as spirit-wise, she's doing good.
And, yeah, she's tough.
It's been real quiet around here.
A.K. went home, and Nicole left.
I don't know where she's at. It's just crazy.
They were the ones arguing about them being in the room,
and neither of them are here.
So. Yeah.
So the doctors keep coming in to check on Mia's cervix,
and it was, she was progressing pretty good, but lately
it doesn't seem to be much progress going.
I'm not an expert here, but I don't think
this is normal, and I'm getting a little worried.
I'm just sorry her mom wasn't there to support her.
It really didn't surprise me that she wasn't in there,
but it did disappoint me because that's her daughter
and she should have been in there with her.
So, the doctor came in, and they told us that she had to go in
for a C-section.
Yeah.
I don't know, babe.
And then that's when she realized her mom still
wasn't back from doing whatever she was doing.
And I feel like that really made me a little disappointed.
I really wanted to know.
Mia wanted to know where her mom was
because she wants her and Jessie to go back with her.
Yeah.
So I tried to call her.
I couldn't get in touch with her.
I'm worried because the clock's ticking.
So when I got the call, I was like,
"All right, give me one minute."
And I got in my car, and I drove as fast
as I could-- I just wanted to get there.
OK, OK.
Of course, I wanna be in there.
I mean, 100 %, but I don't want to go back
with Mia just in case her mom shows up,
because once we're in surgery,
I don't think we can just do a switcheroo.
It really wasn't even my place, you know?
Really and truly, it should be her mama, you know?
Really.
I just hope she gets here in time.
I have no idea.
- I wanna give her a kiss, one. - Go ahead.
- Love you. - Love you.
- Be good. - Got it.
I just wish I had been there,
because Mia not having her mom makes me sad.
It's a major surgery.
Anything can happen, and she needs her the most.
Like, I'm trying to get there as fast as I can.
And where is she at?
Being a bum.
Love you, babe.
You're gonna do good, honey.
- Love you, babe. - Love you.
I'm always worried, yeah.
I mean, no matter what the surgery is, how minor,
there's always complications.
And I mean, that's not really a minor surgery in my mind.
I mean, that's pretty serious.
I mean, you're cutting wide open.
So yeah, I'm worried. Yeah, of course.
I mean, I'll be biting my nails
until I see her and the baby come back.
Next time on "Unexpected."
I can't be pregnant.
We're about to find out.
We are heading to the store to get a pregnancy test.
If she is pregnant, I think Kris will lose his [bleep].
Oh, I'm gonna vomit.
- I'm Carolina. - I'm Misty, I'm Amya's mom.
Nice to meet you.
I'm meeting with a personal trainer
because I want to lose weight.
Do I look like I've worked with a trainer before?
- Why would you say that? - No, I haven't.
Perfect.
Where you been, dude?
They done took her back down there.
All right, bye.
I'm very upset at Nicole.
I thought maybe for something this important
for her daughter, she would show up.
I don't know.
Have you heard from Bella at all, Bryce?
- Nah. - Today's the big day, ain't it?
I really hope that Bryce gets to see the baby when it's born,
because it means a lot to him.
Do you think I should reach out to Tasha?
- Yeah. - You delusional this morning?
I know Bryce wants us to stay out of it,
but things have gotten really out of hand.
Oh, my gosh.
This is just a [bleep] show.
She's fixing to have a baby.
Can't y'all just shut up and respect that?
We'll just go get the restraining order, Bell.