[Isabella] Previously on "Unexpected."
[Kris speaking]
Hopefully, Hunter graduates eighth grade.
A lot of it is he doesn't get to see his dad anymore.
Kinda all fell apart after Bella got pregnant.
[Misty] We're making dinner and meal prepping.
I support Amya on losing weight.
I just feel like she shouldn't go crazy.
[Amya] Jose, can you watch the baby, please?
He's only working part-time.
Eight hours a week is not an excuse to be as unhelpful
as he is. - [Misty] Give him to me.
I need them to be able to carry the weight
of being parents.
And hopefully it happens before Mother's Day,
'cause this mom is wore out.
[Keith] Where you been, dude?
They done took her back down there.
[Nicole speaking]
I don't know.
Her first outside experience!
I do appreciate my dad for letting Jessie stay
for two weeks since Oakleigh's here...
All I ask is no kind of frisky business?
[Keith speaking]
I don't really wanna move out on my own,
but I will if I have to.
[Tasha] We don't want anybody to know she's here.
[hospital staff speaking]
[Isabella] It's induction day, and I do not want any more drama
from Bryce or his family.
Baby might have been born already, we don't even know.
Decent human beings would not inflict pain like this.
- [Tasha] She's coming, Belle. - [medical staff] Lean back.
I am so freaking pissed!
[Tasha] Oh, she's here!
♪ I feel it when you're looking deep into my eyes ♪
♪ I feel it when you say my name ♪
[Mia] She's so cute.
- How are you feeling, babe? - [Jessie] Weird.
- [Mia] Weird? - Yeah.
- [Mia] Why? - 'Cause it feels weird.
- [Mia] What feels weird? - Waking up in your house.
[Mia chuckles]
- But I can get used to it. - Me too.
I can get used to waking up to Jessie every day.
But now that I wake up to him every day...
Like, I mean the whole bed.
This our bed.
And this is how he sleeps.
It's terrible, terrible.
[Mia speaking]
[Jessie] 8:30.
[Mia] So I'll get up and then pump, and then...
get the baby ready, pack the diaper bag.
It's been a few days since we got home from the hospital,
and it's been pretty good.
Like, when it comes to nighttime,
around seven o'clock, somebody feeds the baby,
whether it's Dad or me or Jessie.
And then we put her diaper on, put her brand new clothes on,
and then we swaddle her up all nice.
And then me and Jessie take turns during the night.
[Keith] Jessie's been doing good.
He's doing what he has to do.
Hopefully he keeps it up,
but I guess we'll see sooner than later.
She was awake so much last night.
Like, with her eyes open and everything.
[phone buzzing]
- Hello? - [Keith] Hey, you called?
Yeah, I was gonna say you forgot to leave the car seat,
but AK's gonna go get a car seat.
[Keith] Oh, damn, I didn't know I was supposed to leave it.
I-- I--
[Keith] Oh, the-- the doctor's appointment.
Yeah.
[Keith] Oh, [bleep], man.
Today's Oakleigh's one-week doctor's appointment,
and we forgot her car seat in my dad's truck.
My dad went to work at six o'clock in the morning.
AK's on the way to get us,
and I remember,
"Oh, we don't have a car seat."
But I'm sorry, like, I'm tired. Your girl's tired.
AK's gonna go get one and then bring us
to the appointment and do this--
[Keith] What about your mama? Ain't you heard from her?
She-- no, I haven't heard from her.
[Keith] Yeah.
Because of how big of a deal my mom made
from my last doctor's appointment,
I did try reaching out to her.
She's a minor,
and I'm her mother. - She's old enough to make
her own decisions on who wants to bring her.
You may think that, but you know what?
She is a minor, and I am her mother.
But she didn't respond.
[Keith] Sorry, babe.
[Mia] It's OK, Dad.
I know I told you, like, yesterday morning,
but, like, I forgot to remind you.
Well, I would like to be involved with helping,
but you have not reached out to me.
Yes, I have.
On days, like, we have appointments,
I'd be texting you all day long.
"Days that we have appointments."
You're lying right now. You're lying.
- Mom, you never answer me. - [Nicole] You're lying, Mia.
- You never answer anybody. - Bull crap, Mia.
You don't text me at all. Look and see.
I texted you this day
telling you you had mail at the house
and you didn't answer me.
What was I supposed to say to "I have mail?"
You don't even answer me.
When do you text me, like, just to say, "Hey, Mom"?
[Mia] Why would I text you just to say, "Hey, Mom,"
if you're not gonna answer me? - Mia?
Since I got out of the hospital, you've texted me twice.
- No. - [Mia] Yes.
Let me see.
This is when I was in the hospital.
You told me you were in the car.
- Mm-hmm. - [Mia] "How's the baby?"
[Nicole] Wait, wait, wait. Let me get my phone.
- Where did-- where did you contact me? - Oh, my God, the hospital.
Mom, you're my mother.
Mia, you're my daughter.
- And you're my mom. - Where have you contacted me?
[Mia] When do you contact me?
Mia, I know you see what's going on there.
She literally just told me that she didn't.
- She's texted me more than twice. - Let me-- let me see.
But she just saw that she only texted me twice.
You're lying. Pick up your phone.
- [Mia] You just-- - Let me see.
- Pick up your phone. - Oh, I'm done, I'm done talking.
- Pick up your phone, because-- - I'm done talking, I'm done talking.
- Pick up your phone. - I'm done talking.
My God.
Stop!
[Nicole speaking]
Stop, please.
- [Keith] Alright. - [Mia] Alright, I love you.
- Have a good day. - [Keith] I love you too.
Be careful. Kiss her for me.
[Mia] I will.
I would say because of how my mom is,
I know exactly what I don't wanna be as a mom,
and I know exactly what I do wanna be as a mom.
♪ What a beautiful world it is ♪
[Misty] Happy first Mother's Day.
[Amya] Thank you.
Enjoy every moment of being a mother because...
it goes fast.
My first Mother's Day is...
interesting, it's like, it was always like,
"Oh, I get to appreciate my mom today,"
now it's like, "I get to appreciate my mom today
and be appreciated."
It's crazy.
It was kind of my holiday.
Now I gotta share it, but that's cool.
That's with her. I'm willing to do that.
Aw.
You know Amya loves her roses.
- [Jose] I know. - Thank you so much.
That's for me? Oh!
Aw, you want me to hold the baby so you can open your stuff?
No, he's-- he just went to sleep.
"On a day that's all about moms, I'm feeling grateful for you.
In so many ways, you've been like a mom to me."
Here, read it out loud for me.
[Amya laughs]
You didn't even get through the first line.
[Misty] No, I know. I'm over here on this side.
[Amya] "Thank you for everything you have done for me, Mama G.
"I'm forever grateful for you taking me in.
"You've taught me a lot, and that's why you deserve
the best Mother's Day." - Aw.
[Amya laughs]
Thank you, Jose.
And I love you like you're my son.
I love you, too.
Mama G is a lot of things to me, including my mom.
I feel like she has helped me a lot.
If there's, like, any problem or anything
that I'm going through, she's always there.
So yeah, I do love her.
You better.
"To Amya from Jose. Happy Mother's Day.
I hope you enjoy this."
A gift card for The Perfect Style?
- The value's $200. - Is that for you, Mom?
- [Misty] Dang. - God-- what is this?
"Nailed it, treat yourself to beautiful nails, value, $50."
- Ooh. - Dang, great gift.
I know.
I gave her gifts as an offering of my shortcomings.
I do feel bad that Amya isn't really feeling supported
by me with Sammy and...
...that she's on a diet, I want to help support her.
So I just got her a hair appointment instead.
I am impressed that he did all this on his own,
'cause boys are kinda stupid. I'm not gonna lie, like.
And he's doing pretty good at supporting me
on my weight loss journey,
even though I know he's cheating
when he thinks I'm not looking.
- Lies. - Right.
Go ahead and read it. I wanna hear this.
OK, "I am forever grateful for the sacrifices you took
in giving me my son."
I'm already about to cry.
[Misty] Oh, my God.
[Amya] "You're the greatest mom to Sammy and take care of him
"all the time for me while I'm at work.
I think you deserve this and so much more."
- [Misty] Aw. - Oh, my God.
- That's beautiful. - [Amya] Thank you, Jose.
Are you gonna get up and give him a hug?
[Amya] Yes. Can I, like, collect myself?
[Misty] Put yourself together?
I think the man deserves it after that.
It does mean a lot that he...
he appreciates what I do and he recognizes that.
But it doesn't change the fact that he's still not being
as helpful as me and the baby need him to be.
- Get up. - No.
Oh.
- Thank you so much. - You're welcome.
[Misty speaking]
- She does hate me. - I don't.
Wow, no, that's why he doesn't get that.
So like, only time will tell on how, like...
if we're gonna stop fighting so much.
And, like, if he's gonna help more with the baby.
Like, the gifts don't really mean nothing regarding to that.
So I am grateful though.
Well, we gotta give Sammy a bath
and you gotta go to work.
Wow, you're kicking me out already?
Thank you for everything. I appreciate
my card and my flowers. - No, seriously, thank you.
[Jose] You're welcome.
[Misty] Jose has to put in the work.
It takes more than financials...
to be a parent.
A lot more.
But I'm glad he's trying.
[Hunter] I would like for dad to come to the game.
Did he ever answer your texts?
The relationship with my dad has been not good
since Wes's been born.
He won't come see him.
I still have hope.
[Stacie] Go, go, go!
No.
Haisley is the one who's gonna suffer in the end
because she's gonna miss out on a lifetime
of a father that adores her.
[Bryce] I don't wanna talk about it no more
'cause it's gonna piss me off.
♪ Can't believe that it's really over ♪
♪ I can't sleep and it feels like torture ♪
♪ Used to feel so right, used to feel so right ♪
[Isabella speaking]
I'm trying to sing to her.
Yeah. Oh, hold on.
Can I-- can I bond with my namesake?
- Uh, yeah. - She even has all my initials.
Hey, princess.
She's named after me, um...
and I just love her.
There's no better feeling in the world
than to hold your daughter's daughter.
Can I see them?
'Cause I just love looking at her name.
Yeah, I like her name.
So this is Haisley Natasha Skye Stone.
Haisley middle name is Natasha Skye.
I just felt like my mom earned that.
She was six pounds, nineteen...
six pounds, six ounces,
nineteen and three quarters inches long.
Period, OK.
Yep.
No.
He's not here.
Can't put someone on the birth certificate
that's not here.
I did not put Bryce on the birth certificate
because I just...
[sighs] No, thanks.
Bryce still doesn't know he has a daughter.
Like, he still hasn't reached out
and he knows that I wanted to get induced on the fifth.
I mean, that says what it needs to say about him.
Obviously he doesn't deserve to be on the birth certificate.
Well...
[Isabella] No.
Just, like-- I just want you to laugh.
I'm just trying to make you feel better.
Haisley is the one who's gonna suffer in the end,
because she's gonna miss out on a lifetime
of a father that adores her.
[Kevin] And he did everything right.
And now he's just like out, you know, well, like
throw him away, well, hey.
[grunts]
I don't wanna talk about it no more
'cause it's gonna piss me off.
There ain't nothing I can do about it.
It is what it is.
That's the whole thing is he can't do anything about it,
you know, and it's frustrating to him
'cause he loves the baby.
He's trying to do the right thing.
And what, he's-- he's cut out from seeing his baby?
[Bryce speaking]
[Kevin] You're just gonna have to be strong, be tough.
And hey, it's not you doing it. It's them doing it to you.
So you're just gonna have to suck it up.
It's just part of one of those hard things of life, you know?
- He feels very uncomfortable talking about it anymore. - I know he does.
OK, well, I'm gonna come meet you.
Oh, [bleep].
Boy, I tell you, [bleep].
I ain't never seen no people like this in the world.
[bleep], "Hills Have Eyes" people.
You alright to drive,
or you want me to drive you home?
[Kevin] You sure? Me or Nan can ride with you.
[Kevin] Huh? OK, well, wait a minute.
We'll follow you home, huh? Alright.
I love you, son.
- [engine starting] - [clears throat]
Mm, mnh-mnh.
[Isabella] Did I pick good clothes?
[hospital staff]
Hi, Isabella is ready to go.
[Haisley cries]
[hospital staff]
OK, thank you.
[Haisley cries]
OK, come on, baby. Come on.
You-- I--
I don't know. You have to be in a car seat.
There's been a lot of victories with bringing Haisley home,
Isabella home, like, alive, healthy.
Bryce is, like, out of the picture.
- Thanks, y'all. - [hospital staff]
Bye.
Yeah, whatever. Deuces, buddy.
Like, go live your life.
I don't know what to tell you.
Oh.
Sit up, pumpkin.
Now that Haisley's here,
my only priority is Haisley and-- and my happiness.
But Haisley first, of course.
♪ Driving fast like a shooting star ♪
♪ I just wanna be where you are ♪
♪ You and me, baby, we are untouchable ♪
[Hunter] Ready to go see your goofy daddy play baseball?
[Bella] Get away from me!
[Hunter farts]
[Falen] Oh, my God!
God, that sounded wet, Hunter!
[Hunter] I think that was wet.
Hang on, let me go check my pants.
- [laughing] - [Falen] God.
[Bella] He's gonna have a turd mark.
[Kris speaking]
[Bella speaking]
[Hunter] Mom and y'all.
But I would like for Dad to come to the game.
And let him see Wes.
Did he ever answer your text?
[Falen speaking]
The relationship with my dad has been going not good
since Wes's been born.
He won't come see him, but I'd like him to.
'Cause he's not making an effort.
It is literally as simple as just showing up
and being there, physically being there.
[Bella] We're here at Hunter's baseball game...
- So. - Imagine that.
Maybe Hunter will realize...
eventually.
[Bella speaking]
...because obviously his dad's never been there anyway.
I still have hope that I'll have a good relationship with him,
like, in a couple years, not now.
I get to play sports, I get to do the stuff I wanted to do.
Now he gets to teach his son how to do it all.
Yeah.
Mama's chunky baby.
His onesie ain't gonna fit much longer.
[Falen] What a man! Daddy's about to bat.
[Bella] I'm surprised.
Despite Hunter's dad not showing up for him,
Hunter has accomplished so much. He finished eighth grade.
Aren't you so glad you're done?
[Stacie] Why? Yes.
[Falen] We didn't wanna add a year to school.
It feels good passing eighth grade...
'cause my grades were pretty low.
And then at the end of the year, I got them up.
Pretty low is an understatement.
They were all zeros.
And then I got them up to like A's and B's
when I actually tried.
[Bella] He's done really, really good.
And he's really started helping me with Wes.
Um, he actually is changing poopy diapers now, so.
Change his diaper.
[hiccups]
Which I don't give him an option, but he just does it.
- [Falen] Was it just pee? - No.
- [Bella] Yes, it was. - [Hunter] Nope, it was poop.
[Falen laughs]
[Bella] That was some very pee-looking poop.
See, I change the pee diapers...
That's Bella's, like the runny poop dripping out the diaper.
He just [bleep] on me.
- [Falen] Did he? - [Bella] Oh, my God.
[Falen] All over his blanket?
[Bella] Yeah, look.
[Kris] Hunter is doing a lot better than I thought he would
for being 13 years old as a dad.
Big dog.
I don't know if I would say he's like a big dog
or anything but...
I'd say he's doing alright. - I'm a big dog.
[Falen] "Alright," really?
I'm proud of him a little bit.
A little bit.
That's a lot, that's a lot coming from him.
[Hunter] Mm-hmm.
[Stacey] Home run, Hunter.
Go!
[Falen] Go, Hunter, go!
I am very relieved that Hunter passed the eighth grade.
It was gonna be super hard if he was held back and have
the baby, you know, all these things and could just
breathe again when he got that certificate.
[Falen and man speaking]
He still needs to get through high school and then I'm hoping
maybe he'll get drafted in one of the sports that he does.
It would be good for his future, for his family,
for his son,
and Hunter's got all of us there to support him,
but he doesn't have his dad.
I do worry that it will affect him because he gets in
his thoughts about his dad, like everything disappears.
It's just, he wants his dad, he misses his dad.
[Bella] It's a good game, dad.
[Stacie] When his feelings are hurt,
he can't focus on anything important.
We're just trying to push him through all of this, but it's--
it's really tough.
OK.
Are you mad that your dad didn't show up?
Honestly, our biggest hope for them both is that we can get
rid of all the drama and negativity and they can go
on to take care of themselves and their son.
[Misty] Let's go, Mama!
My heart is sinking because I want her
to do nothing more than buckle that [bleep] buckle.
I can't, this won't reach in.
♪ I was always really, really scared to grow up ♪
♪ And if you're lucky, Imma smile for my close up ♪
[Misty] Ready?
It's been like three months
since that terrible-ass go-kart date with Jose.
It's not, like--
[worker speaking]
Not fitting into the go-kart was the motivation I needed
to change my diet and start working out.
But let me tell you, it has not been an easy journey.
One, and up. You got that.
Perfect, two.
Being that big after gaining a whole bunch of weight
rapidly like that, and I'm not gonna say out of nowhere...
It was on them doughnuts at 3:00 AM.
But just starting working out out of nowhere is really hard.
Ooh, that hurts.
[Carolina] What hurts, your knees?
- Like right here. - Your quads, yes.
- [laughs] - God.
So I feel like I've pushed through a lot of BS.
And one more.
And relax. Awesome.
I gained 60 pounds during my pregnancy.
And my first goal of my weight loss
was to hit 285,
because that's how much I weighed
before I got pregnant.
And I'm hoping that my hard work is finally paying off.
So it's been three months
since I've been working out with Carolina.
I'm about to check right now to see if I made any progress.
I'm nervous. OK.
The progress is showing off!
I'm 285.
She hit it, hey!
- Hey! But I don't know
if it's gonna be enough to fit into the go-kart.
- [Misty] There she is, mama! - [cheering]
[Amya] Oh, my God, y'all are so embarrassing!
[friend #1] Come on, Amya!
- [Amya] OK. - [Misty] Let's go, Mama!
- [friend #2] Oh, man! - [friend #3] Let's go, Amya!
[Misty] Come on, Mama!
I can't, this won't reach in.
[worker speaking]
My heart is sinking because I want her to do nothing more
than buckle that [bleep] buckle.
[Misty] Getting that phone call from Amya
when she was on the date
and just hearing her, like, break down
in the bathroom by herself, it was hard.
[Amya] Because I didn't fit in the [bleep] go-karts.
- I wanna go home. - [Misty speaking]
[Amya speaking and crying]
[friend #4] You got this!
[Misty] Come on, Mama.
It's gonna happen, it's gonna happen!
Come on, Mymy.
I'm just hoping that she gets it to click,
because I know how upset Amya was about the go-karts.
And I don't want her to feel that way ever again.
[Misty] Oh my God!
[all cheering]
It's like "click,"
and I'm like so happy.
[all cheering]
[friend #1] Yeah!
I could jump onto a building right now, not off.
I could jump from the ground up, OK?
- Oh. - That's how--
that's how happy I am.
I'm really proud of Amya being able to meet her goal weight...
...she's been working really hard for it.
Don't say I've been crying to you, like, what the hell?
Yeah, you have.
You're just bringing up unnecessary stuff, bruh.
These kids fight all the time. This is what my life has been.
Stop talking to me.
I feel amazing about my body.
Whoo!
But I'm not feeling very confident
in our relationship right now.
I feel like we're just two people who had a baby together,
raising a baby together, just parenting, you know?
[Amya] I did let you pass.
- [Jose] No. - [Amya] Yes, I did.
[Jose] I don't know if it's her weight loss,
but I feel like her gaining more confidence,
she probably realizes that
maybe she can find someone else other than me.
...I don't know if that's enough.
And I don't know what our relationship will look like
in the future, whether it be us being together or not.
I do not know.
Here. He's heavy.
Why are you holding him like this?
'Cause he likes to be held like that, but he's heavy.
I hope that for the sake of Sammy,
if they're not gonna be together, at least co-parent,
but I would love to see them together, though.
I would love to see Sammy raised in a house
with both his father and mother.
When I was pregnant with her, I knew
I was gonna be a single mom.
And I just don't want her to go through that.
'Cause is not easy... at all.
This is not an easy decision for me at all.
[Mia] He won't let Jessie move in.
[upbeat music playing]
[baby crying]
Hey, hey.
Mommy's making food.
[Mia] We've been home for about two weeks,
and Jessie has been a very big help
but my dad, he won't let Jessie come move in.
And he don't want me to move out, but, you know,
he can't have his cake and eat it, too.
Dad's home. Come see her.
[Keith speaking]
I wanna talk to the kids about Jessie staying at the house
because Mia's been nagging me ridiculously about it,
and it's time we have the conversation.
This was not part of the plan.
But...
I'm giving you a chance to stay here...
past the two weeks.
'Cause I love my daughter, and I don't wanna lose her.
- OK? - [Jessie] Yes, sir.
I was raised Catholic. I mean, you don't shack up.
You don't sleep around.
You know, you wait till you're married.
I mean, I know those are ridiculous things to ask
of kids, especially these days.
But, you know, that's how you're raised.
At least you-- you sort of try to abide by that, you know?
But after Mia gave me the ultimatum,
I prayed about it almost every night.
We're not having this conversation right now.
[Mia] I'm just telling you. I'm just telling you.
[Keith] It's still not cool to me, you know, but...
I just don't wanna lose my daughter and my grandbaby,
so we're gonna give it a shot.
This is not an easy decision for me at all.
- [Mia speaking] - No, I don't think you know.
[Mia speaking]
No, I don't think you will know until you get older.
So don't take it lightly. Do your best.
- You hear me? - Yes, sir.
I'm serious, bro. It's on you.
It means a lot to me that my dad didn't just
squash the idea.
Nag, nag, nag, nag, nag.
It would have been a constant, just...
[prattle]
Every freaking day, "I need help, Dad."
He's dramatic.
[Keith] That's what-- That's what I'm getting at.
Somebody would have been dramatic.
No, he's dramatic.
Yeah, "I can't do it alone, Dad."
He's dramatic.
But I'm thankful that he let him stay.
And I'm thankful that...
he loves the baby girl just as much as I do.
[smacks lips]
I am totally for sure.
I love you, baby.
That's all I gotta say.
I really, really appreciated it all.
And then so did Mia. But we were just so in shock,
'cause of how strong he is about his morals and all that.
So we didn't really know what to say,
but I was very appreciated.
Appreciative. Is that the word?
- Yeah, it's close enough. - Yeah, appreciative about it.
And now I'm willing to do anything it'll take to prove him
that he didn't make a mistake.
[Keith] Good, you gotta do it. I mean, you know?
It's just...
Well, I mean, you do have a choice but you don't.
So yeah, you don't.
Yeah.
I didn't expect that.
Gotta stay on top of our game.
Yes.
We're not exactly starting our life as a new family,
'cause I don't have, like, the, what is it?
Like, I don't have the things older people can do,
since I'm still a minor and young.
Yeah, yeah.
[Keith] More of a son-in-law, yes.
It's not really seeing him step up.
It's more of me stepping back.
I guess, in a certain way, to me, it sounds stupid,
but, like, it's giving your daughter away at the wedding.
It's like I gotta kinda just let him do what I wanna do.
Like, instinctively, I wanna be by her side to do
whatever's gotta be done. And now I've gotta not do that.
So that's gonna get some getting used to,
but it's good, yeah.
Just don't mess this up.
[Jessie and Mia speaking]
Are you excited? Are you happy?
Like, in a few years, like, once...
the baby's old enough and we're stable
and we have what we need...
I do wanna marry Jessie.
Well, first he has to propose.
And then we'll start the other process.
Are you OK?
Yeah, well, Bryce texted me.
He said he wants to see Haisley.
do you want him involved? Like, do you--?
Like, obviously, I want her to have a dad.
This isn't gonna cause anything but more
heartache and trouble.
♪ Keep a hold on you ♪
♪ Anywhere I go, I never-- ♪
[Tasha] What did the doctor say?
[Isabella] Pretty much everything's good.
She's not worried about anything, um.
And like in two months I'll go back
to, um,
I think she gets her shots then.
So it's been two weeks since I had Haisley, and we just
finished up her first pediatrician appointment.
She said, "She's doing great." She eats very good.
Um, she's always mean mugging.
Like, she never smiles at nobody.
She just rolls her eyes.
Um, I already caught her flipping me off.
And, um,
Bryce still hasn't seen her. - But it's great.
It's lovely.
It's like, we've finally got some peace and quiet.
There's not new drama, you know?
You're being kind of standoff-ish today.
- Are you OK? - Yeah.
Are you just tired? Like, what's wrong?
It's nothing.
- [Tasha] Huh? - It's nothing.
Well, when it's nothing, it's usually something.
Yeah, well,
When?
- Last night. - What did he say?
OK.
"Okay, you said, only text if it has something to do
with our daughter and it does." I said, "Okay, that's fine."
He said, "Okay, so can I see her or something?
"Like, I know you think I'm gonna be
"a piece-of-[bleep]-dad or whatever, but that's not me.
"I got more respect in myself than that.
"What our relationship was has nothing against her and has no
"reason on why I shouldn't have a relationship with her.
"And I also don't want that to hold anything back from me
"seeing her or anything.
I just wanted to ask and see."
[Tasha] Ugh.
Not that I could have changed my attitude and changed
everything and done what I was supposed to do as a damn dad.
[Isabella] I'm actually very surprised that Bryce finally reached out,
and Bryce sounds very mature and not childish as,
like, he usually would be.
It's giving me a little bit of hope.
What's that for?
Don't have, like, a bad attitude.
I'm sorry, but I get frustrated and aggravated
because I think Isabella wants
that relationship to work so bad that she gets
manipulated by him.
And my thing is, he does good for one minute,
and then it's back to bull crap again.
♪ Deja vu. We've been here before ♪
♪ It feels like nothing's new ♪
and, uh...
[Ryan] I need a break. Hang on a minute.
Whew.
So you figure out your situation
with a whole girl there.
It's complicated, I guess.
I don't really know the whole situation.
I've been texting Isabella so she'll hopefully see that
I'm trying. It's not about us.
It's about our daughter.
That's all that really matters to me,
because I know how that feels to not have a father
or your father.
You can have a father figure there, but it's not the same
as your own father, I guess you could say.
I mean, I want me and her to be better and do good,
but, like, if we have a problem, then it goes
to her mom.
[Ryan] Unfortunately, that's how it goes most of the time.
I hope that if me and her get to a cordial point that I can
see my daughter on a daily basis or more,
but the ball's in Isabella's court.
I mean, that really comes up to her.
That's her decision if she wants me there or not.
And you think it's a good idea for him to see the baby?
I don't know.
I obviously want my daughter to have both of her parents.
I mean, what parent doesn't want their kid to have
the other parent involved?
But there's things that need to be worked on.
He's still [bleep] annoying. Like, he's still annoying.
He irritates my soul. Like, I don't know.
Like, I-- I don't know.
You know, Belle, it's just he's had nine months.
He hasn't changed in a year, but he changed now?
[Isabella] I don't know.
I would feel bad if I tell him, "Yeah, no, you can't see her."
The least you can do?
I'm gonna give him the chance to come and see her.
I'm reaching out one time, and then if he doesn't,
then he doesn't. I won't reach out anymore.
Do you want him involved, or do you not want
him involved? - That's his decision.
- I don't know. - Like, do you-- you--
[Isabella] Like, obviously, I want her to have a dad.
- Like, I'm never gonna take that... - But you want her--
But I'm not gonna, like, if he's sitting there showing
me, like, that he's not being a consistent person and he is,
like, not showing up for her when he says he's gonna
show up for her and, like, supporting her,
helping me support her,
then no, I'm not gonna let him be in her life.
I'm gonna shut up and be quiet.
It's against my better judgment, though.
[Tasha] Well, you know how bad he hurt you.
Get ready because seeing your baby hurt because of some
dump [bleep] he's done, it's gonna hurt you ten times worse.
[baby cries]
[Bella] Next time on "Unexpected."
I love you.
Me and Wes don't get to see Hunter every day, anymore,
because Hunter is now staying with his dad every other week.
It's hard being by myself for a week,
but it's not Hunter's fault.
[Bella] You'll see daddy in a few days, bubba.
It's OK.
And it's also really hard on Wes, because he's a different
baby without his daddy.
[Amya] Oh, my gosh. These are so pretty.
I'm dating a girl.
Don't be mad that they leaving and you staying here with me.
Why should I be mad?
Since Amya and I broke up, it just feels
lonely.
[Jessie] Everything is gone. The truck.
- Our house burned down. - There's just nothing
but a black wall of smoke. We're finally getting there, but
mentally, financially.
It's rough, man.
How did it go when Bryce proposed?
- Were you surprised? - I knew.
Me and Bryce got back together.
[Bryce and Isabella speaking]
That's when everything
exploded, basically.
You lied to me.
[Isabella over phone]
You disrespected me for the last time.
I miss my mom, but, like, the bitch is spiraling.