[narrator] Previously on Unexpected...
[Taylor speaking]
I’m nervous that Taylor, you know,
is gonna have a hard time, delivering our baby.
[Noah] You feeling okay?
[coughs]
-Have you heard that Noah has corona? -[Melissa] Yes.
[Tiarra] He probably won’t be able to come to Ella’s birthday party.
I mean, I feel bad for him,
but after what happened between Taylor and I,
I feel like that’s just, like, karma. Karma’s real.
Me and Alex are just trying to, like, co-parent the best that we can.
I feel like she’s just holding on to faith that he will change,
but I don’t think Alex can just decide
"Oh, I’m gonna be a good man.
I’m not gonna cheat anymore."
I’d like to have a wedding ceremony and all that.
Oh, okay.
You’re just starting your life together.
I think it’s good to just give it time.
Look at this. It’s bougie as hell.
[Lilly] I’m worried that we’re never ever gonna be able to pay for our wedding.
[Lawrence] We’re [bleep].
Yep.
[Jason] Kylen, please come.
[man speaking]
So, I got taken out, because we had a fight over the epidural.
I want my boyfriend here.
Was your fault.
[crying]
This is Xavier Tamnimy Korpi.
[Jason] Now I’m a father, and I’m just, like,
"It’s time to grow up."
♪ Campfire Heads up ♪
♪ Burn it down into ruins ♪
♪ We are warriors ♪
[Jason speaking]
We were in the hospital for about 48 hours after Xavier was born.
We’re just ready to get out of the [bleep] hole,
be home, and I’m ready to start my life with my son.
[Jason] [bleep] this place.
Excuse my language, Xavier,
but they made me feel [bleep] uncomfortable,
like I wasn’t even allowed to be there,
which I pretty much wasn’t.
They had a security guard sitting outside of the room,
like I was some [bleep] criminal.
I think that they were judging us off from everything
that happened with the birth,
and that’s not actually who we really are, and I think--
-It’s not like I’m always a [bleep] ass [bleep]. -He’s not.
The epidural just pushed me way [bleep] past that point.
I felt very betrayed and heartbroken,
like she didn’t care what I thought or anything.
We have to forget about all that drama,
’cause it’s not about us,
it’s about Xavier, and we gotta actually take care of him...
and be parents.
[Kylen speaks]
[Jason speaks]
[Kylen speaks]
Usually, I drive fast and pretty reckless,
but when I had Xavier, I went super-slow and very cautious.
I felt actually grown-up,
like I have to drive normal, ’cause I had precious cargo.
[alarm bleeping]
[Heidi speaking]
I know.
-Will you move over? -[Kylen] I’m not on it.
Well, [bleep] move, and I’ll figure it out.
Stop!
[Jason] Give me the [bleep].
I’ve been stressed out of my [bleep] ass all week.
[Kylen] Mmm-hmm.
Thought giving birth was supposed to be a happy thing.
-Right. Not always. -Right.
Those things are a pain in the butt.
[Kylen speaking]
Aw.
-[Heidi] You did a good job. -[Scott] You’re like a superwoman.
[Kylen chuckles]
Heidi and I were very worried, yes.
We were very concerned for Kylen’s safety and well-being.
-Kylen and Xavier, yeah. -Right.
[Scott] Just happy that they’re back home
and we have a healthy, happy little baby grandson.
-All right? -Back so soon.
[Heidi speaking]
We got it.
Bring him in the AC.
Are you sure, Jason?
[Scott] I hope Jason will be a great father,
but he’s got no job, no money. [chuckles]
It’s time to step up and take care of your family.
He’s got two good hands and a strong back.
He can do whatever he wants to do,
so hopefully, he does.
♪ You make me come alive ♪
[Taylor speaks]
[medic speaks]
[Noah] Got the baby juice.
[Taylor] We got to the hospital at 6:00 a. m.,
and they didn’t really start inducing me until about 9:00.
Just because I know I have COVID,
and I’m just now testing positive,
so I don’t know, like, if my symptoms are gonna get worse throughout the day,
so I’m just, like, ready to push her out,
so in case it does get worse,
I get a headache or anything,
it doesn’t affect me giving birth.
[Noah speaks]
-[medic] Mmm-hmm. -[Taylor speaks]
[medic speaks]
[Taylor speaks]
-[medic] Okay. -[Taylor giggles]
Yes. Good girl.
[Noah speaks]
[Taylor] So, Noah wasn’t there with Adelyn,
so he doesn’t really know what to expect, like,
me going into labor and stuff, so, I mean,
I’m just kinda worried, like, he’s gonna be clueless throughout everything.
But, like, I’m glad he cared
and was, like, wondering what was going on and stuff,
instead of just being the guy that just sat over there and didn’t care at all.
So, yeah, I’m glad he wants to be there, though, and support me.
[Noah speaks]
[Taylor speaks]
[Noah speaks]
[Taylor speaks]
It’s upsetting to think that I wasn’t gonna be there,
in case she needed me,
especially since Taylor’s tested positive for COVID.
It’s scary, because, as labor progresses,
we don’t know how that’s gonna affect her,
if she’s gonna need oxygen,
if, you know, she’s gonna have the strength to even push her out
after being in labor all day long.
I’m just hoping that Noah supports her.
I know he don’t know what to expect,
and I don’t know if he’s gonna step up
and be her support system
and be her cheerleader, you know, while she’s in labor.
So I’m worried and pacing the floors.
It’s very scary.
[Taylor groans]
[groans]
[exhales heavily]
[Noah speaks]
-[Taylor giggles] -But...
[Taylor speaks]
Yes, but...
[Taylor speaks]
[Noah chuckles softly]
Watching Taylor, I’m just thinking, like,
"That cannot be me,
’cause I would not be able to do what she’s doing."
She’s enduring all this pain,
and being Taylor’s only support system here,
it does feel like a lot of pressure,
’cause, you know, I’m really nervous that Taylor, you know,
is gonna have a hard time delivering our baby,
’cause, when I had COVID, it was really bad.
And, then, also, on top of that, I’m worried,
"Is our baby gonna have COVID?"
So I’m freaking out,
’cause I don’t know what’s gonna happen.
[groans]
[man] So, the day of your wedding,
this is where you guys would sit.
I just think it’s too soon.
[Glenn] Well, at least she’s got her mind set.
Oh, my God.
[Noah] You look miserable.
Labor is just crazy.
[moaning]
I’m just hoping I don’t, like, get worse, because...
♪ I can’t wait no longer ♪
♪ I wanna give you my heart, my heart ♪
♪ I’ve been loving you since the day we first met ♪
-[man] What’s up? What’s going on? -Hey.
I like your boots.
-Hi. -Who’s that baby?
Welcome, everyone.
Thank you for coming to Swan Lake.
My name is Charlie.
I am the head chef here and also one of the event coordinators,
and you’re looking to get married, right?
-[Lilly] Yes. -So congratulations.
-Thank you. -Thanks, bro.
We’re looking at a wedding venue that my sister found,
but it’s at a golf course,
so I’m not sure if it’s gonna work,
because when we drove up,
I’m like, "Okay, but it’s, like, on the water,
like, this is bougie as hell.
This is gonna be, like, $15,000
just to get married here."
Yeah, it’s a lot.
Are you guys ready to walk around and see the venue?
-Yes, absolutely. -Yeah.
-All right, so let’s do that. -Right.
-[Lilly] It’s exciting. -[Lawrence] Thank you.
[Charlie] No problem.
[Lilly] I’m excited for my mom to come along, because...
she knows when a place is [bleep].
[Glenn] You know how the Commander is.
"No, I don’t like that color, Lilly.
No, I don’t like that either."
-You know how it’s gonna go. -Yeah, but if you’re asking my opinion,
I tell you, like, my opinion.
-I don’t fluff it up. -Remember the way she used to talk to me
about how I looked for school?
-If it looked bad... -"You look terrible!"
[Lilly chuckles]
If it looks bad, you wanna know.
[Lilly] It’s true.
So she tells me the wedding venue is [bleep],
I’m not getting married there.
But I do hope she does fall in love with it
and wants to make it happen for me.
You hear that, Grandpa?
[Kim] An expensive day.
-Mmm-hmm. -[Glenn] We don’t have anything in the wallet.
-It’s a mystery. -Daddy Warbucks, over here.
No, now that’s not happening. [laughs]
Nope, you’re on your own.
So, this area over here,
which is just a flat green area,
is where the ceremony can happen.
-[Lilly] Oh, okay. -Mmm.
-It’s beautiful. -So as soon as it’s over,
and you’re married, "Yay!"
you know, everybody kinda goes into cocktail hour.
I’ve never been to a wedding.
I don’t know what a wedding’s supposed to be like, to be honest.
My vision for the wedding is we have a very short ceremony,
because I don’t like long ceremonies.
Do you want vows?
What’s a vows?
It’s like you go up there, and you, like, write something up,
and you say, like, you confess your love and whatever
-in front of this entire crowd of people. -That’s mad corny.
-I ain’t about to do all that. -I’m so glad you agree, ’cause that’s what I said.
-I do not wanna do any vows. -That’s corny as hell.
I just wanna say what the pastor tells us to say,
-then we go about our way. -You know how much I love you and that’s that.
-Like, we ain’t gotta explain [bleep]. -Thank God.
I’m not doing that [bleep].
Thank you.
Depending on the number of guests you have,
like if you’re, like, 200,
you definitely will want the tent,
but for cocktail hour,
it’s super fun at any number.
Can we even get an open bar? We’re not 21.
-Can we even do that? -Hmm.
I’ll be 21 in October,
but we wanted to get married before then.
I mean, I already put the ring on her finger, so...
-[Charles] Let’s go into the main room now. -I like this.
-Oh, wow. -[Sandy] This is nice.
This is beautiful.
[Sandy speaking]
[Charles] I’m glad you love it.
[Lilly] It is amazing, yes.
-That’s nice. -[Lilly] That is gorgeous.
[Charles] Everything’s included in the catering package
when I give you the pricing.
The only thing that’s optional is the vendors, if you want them.
That’s usually where the DJ sets up, right behind you.
-And this is your sweetheart table. -[Lawrence] Yeah.
-It’s beautiful. -[Sandy] Beautiful.
You guys want to practice sitting behind the dais?
-Get a feel for how it looks? -[Thomas] Yeah, go for it.
[Thomas laughing] Aaliyah.
Sounds about right.
I’m Thomas, I’m Lilly’s brother.
I think it’s really exciting picturing them getting married.
I think that they’re wonderful together.
[Charles] So, the day of your wedding,
this is where you guys would sit
and then you get catered to the whole night.
All right.
I would say my mom is excited,
but I think she’s skeptical of everything
and I think that this is just something that scares her
’cause it’s real now, you know?
-So nice. -[Charles] Any questions for me?
-I’m very overwhelmed. -Yeah.
-I’m, like, blown away, yeah. -[Lawrence] It’s overwhelming, yeah.
[Kim] I mean, this is my baby.
This is my last baby
and I know she has babies of her own,
but I just think it’s too soon.
Of course, we’re gonna...
hope, but you know, we hope it works out for them
and we know they love each other, but they’re just young
and they just had kids and they just moved in together and...
-It’s all new. -It’s all new
and maybe they’re not gonna agree on everything in life,
and not that everybody does.
But, you know, we just wanna make sure.
I don’t know, but...
Lilly, she has something on her mind, she’s got a mindset,
she’s gonna do it, whether it’s no good or good or...
[Kim] Oh, my God. I really hope not.
But we’ll see.
[rock music playing]
One, two, three!
Oh, my God, Ella!
Okay, well, it’s not working out.
We decided to celebrate Ella’s third birthday in Kentucky
because it would be easier for her family to see her if we were all back home.
It’s crazy to think that Ella is literally three years old
because, like, I feel like I had her just the other day.
Now I have a three-year-old and then a baby as well.
It’s just crazy that time flies by that fast.
There’s Layla. Layla!
-What are you doing? -[Layla indistinct]
You look so cute!
It’s really exciting that Tiarra
planned Ella’s birthday party to be in Kentucky
because we’ve all missed her so much back at home.
Plus it’ll be nice to see Ensley
and I know, like, Tiarra wants to see me, so...
Otherwise, I...
What? You did want to see me.
[Layla] Ella!
Ella!
[Tiarra] Hey!
[Sandy] She’s watching.
[Tiarra] Seeing how cute Ella and Layla act
when they first see each other at the birthday party
makes me sad that Adelyn isn’t there.
But I feel like it just kind of puts less stress on the party,
just because them coming, you know,
I would feel pressured into, you know, forgiving Taylor.
And I’m just not ready for that.
[upbeat music playing]
[Noah] The contractions are getting worse.
We got a cold rag on her head ’cause she’s sweating.
She’s pushing so hard.
I’m just waiting for the epidural, just...
You know, like, the contractions are bad.
I could go a little bit longer without the epidural,
but I kind of want to just go ahead and get it over with.
I’m just also nervous, too, because of the whole COVID situation.
I’m just hoping that I don’t, like, get worse or my symptoms get worse
before I have to push, because...
[heart rate monitor beeps]
So, like, it’s not our first kid, not my first, like, giving birth.
Like, I know what to expect going to the hospital,
giving birth, like, what happens.
So, I’m kind of prepared in that way.
But with Adelyn,
when I got contractions, I was like, "What the heck is this?"
You know, like, these hurt.
So, what do contractions feel like?
It just feels like your stomach is, like...
All your organs are getting squished together really, really hard.
Like, it feels like somebody’s, like...
You have a rubber band around your stomach and it’s really hard,
and it just keeps tightening up.
Literally, like, a pain you would never expect, like...
When people told me contractions hurt,
I did not expect them to hurt that bad.
It really is, like, the worst thing ever.
[shudders in horror]
[Noah] You look miserable.
Ow.
Labor is just crazy.
Like, I wish we could have went to Ella’s birthday party,
but I’m also ready to have my baby.
So, I’m, like, I’m glad I am where I am.
[moans in pain]
But, like, I’m sure her party’s way funner than what I’m going through.
-[children laughing] -[Tiarra] Come here, Layla.
Layla Rose!
-I’m gonna get her! -Ella, you have to take a picture!
-I know, I know. -[Tiarra] Take a picture.
One picture, give hugs.
Give her a hug. Layla, look.
[both laughing]
[laughing]
[both giggle]
-[Layla] That hurt! -Say "Cheese!"
[Ella] I know, I know.
Cheese!
The birthday party is all about Ella,
so as long as she has a good time,
it doesn’t really bother me that Taylor can’t be at Ella’s birthday party,
because everything that happened...
It is sad, but it also shows you how people
can change in a blink of an eye
and how they felt about you all along.
You gotta keep living your life.
I mean, can’t stop for even your own blood.
So...
Hopefully, she has a good delivery
and we’ll have a great birthday party.
-[Kylen] Will you give me him for once? -Baby.
-[Kylen] I just want to hold my kid. -[Jason] No. My baby.
I got big trust issues with her.
I’m done.
Cool.
[Tiarra] Oh, my God.
Julie’s here with Alex.
I am surprised he showed up because of, like,
embarrassment of what he’s done to Tyra.
Disgusting, if you ask me.
She’s just wasting her life, but, I mean, it’s her choice.
♪ You can’t tell that who you’re gonna stay around ♪
♪ Like a superpower, Lost ’cause you’re superhigh ♪
-[Kylen] Will you give me him for once? -Baby.
-[Kylen] I just want to hold my kid. -[Jason] No.
-Yeah. -No.
-Yeah. -My baby.
No, I want to hold him.
[Jason] Even though I was still mad at Kylen because she got the epidural,
it’s the best feeling ever to have your son at home
after that much trauma and stuff.
He’s squeezing the [bleep] out of me.
Yeah, he did that to me while we were driving.
[Jason] What, hold your finger?
-I love it. -[Kylen] Yeah.
I love giving baby snuggles, I love cuddling him.
I love waking up and then picking him up
and cuddling him.
I just love him.
-[Kylen] Give me him. -[Jason] No.
Mommy gets her turn when he’s crying at night.
[Kylen] Don’t force him to eat if he doesn’t want to eat,
’cause he has been puking.
He puked, like, six times
-from drinking that milk. -[Jason] Yeah, that’s why I’m trying to feed him.
Mom! Come here!
He needs the other formula because he’s been throwing up
everything we’ve fed him from that bottle.
And that’s that one.
[Kylen] That’s why I said do the canned, ’cause it’s cheaper.
[Jason] If you’re not gonna get it, just say.
Are you gonna get it or no?
[Heidi] Well, give me your card, Jason.
I’ll go get it.
-[Kylen] Give her... -[Jason] Oh, God...
-[Jason] Yeah, I know. I don’t care. -They don’t last long.
I think he’s making that transition to, like,
he thinks he’s a man, but...
you know, you’ve gotta act like a man.
When you get down to the nuts and bolts
of our relationship with our son,
it’s very volatile.
We try to advise and things just get worse.
That’s my whole take on it, so...
We’re pretty exhausted with it,
but it is what it is.
[Kylen] I want him.
I need a new shirt. This one smells like puke and I don’t like it.
-Get me a shirt. -No.
I want him.
-Gimme. -[angrily] No!
You had him all day.
[Jason] Get me a clean swaddle.
We don’t have any clean swaddles.
[Kylen] [bleep] off.
[Jason] Where are you going?
Stressful...
to be teen parents.
And...
I think we take it out on each other a little bit.
I don’t think there’s a pair of teen parents that do not fight.
Yeah, well, that’s why they all break up,
pretty much.
We don’t want to be all the rest of the teen parents
that just split up and have a one-parent home.
But now, I got big trust issues with her,
’cause we both, like, had the birth plan
and then she discluded me from every decision that she made with the baby.
Oh, my God.
I really did feel betrayed and like [bleep].
I’ll never get over that or forgive for that.
I almost didn’t get to see my kid come into the world.
We’ve already went over this, we don’t need to bring up the drama,
so stop.
She doesn’t give a [bleep] ’cause she wasn’t in my [bleep] shoes.
Put yourself in my shoes.
Wow.
What?
I’m done.
I’m seriously... I’m done.
Cool.
♪ It’s time to let your hair down and have a good time ♪
♪ It’s time to kick your feet up and party all night ♪
♪ To party all night ♪
[man] Do you want a nibbler?
[Tiarra] Okay, sure.
[Melissa] Layla’s not gonna eat the bread, she’ll just eat the chicken.
-[Tiarra] That’s okay. -So I’m not gonna give her nothin’ she’s not gonna eat.
[Tiarra] Oh, my God.
Julie’s here with Alex.
It’s, like, important for me, if Alex is gonna be in my life,
to still be involved with, like, my family at family gatherings.
So, he knew that it was important for him
to come to the birthday party with me.
But he hasn’t really talked to Tiarra or my mom since anything happened.
So it’s, like, I feel like...
It might be awkward for him or he doesn’t really know how they feel about him.
[bleep] I wish I knew... [chuckles]
Or I could tell you. I mean,
Alex is still living with me and...
he says that we’re in a relationship but I don’t...
Takes care of her kid and comes home.
And he’s there when I get there, so...
Hey, you want to go play?
Come on.
[Neveah cooing]
[Tyra] Alex, come help me with Layla.
Alex!
Come on.
When Alex is around, he’s kind of, like, to himself anyways
and he’s always been like that.
It’s like, I don’t really care if he’s around but I won’t be, like,
putting myself near him or speaking to him.
And honestly, like, I am surprised he showed up
because of, like,
embarrassment of what he’s done to Tyra.
Alex does not get embarrassed for what he does.
But I do think it has to be very embarrassing to Tyra
that Alex cheated on her with this girl.
So, I guess that we’ll just see after she has the baby.
But either way, I just let him be there,
and go on about my business.
He is the one that has to live
with what he’s done. Not me.
I’m just trying to figure
where everybody can eat.
I wonder, shall I move these presents?
Under there?
Layla, do you wanna eat?
Do not fix Alex a pie, or he don’t eat this.
He’s worrying about them lollipops.
Alex was freezing [bleep] cold at the birthday party,
so he had his jacket on top of his head
the whole time.
Ultimately, I’m just happy that
Alex is, like, willing to come with me
and show my mom and Tiarra
that he, like, cares for me for coming to stuff.
I’m committed to being different with Tyra this time,
just because I can’t see myself
being with anybody.
Like, I’ve tried, as bad as it sounds,
I’ve tried, and I can’t, like, it’s not good.
I don’t wanna do life without Tyra.
’Cause, I mean, Tyra’s just...
She’s just the love of my life.
She’s, like, she’s really all I know.
I don’t really want to start over with anybody else.
I’m just getting too old for the games.
It’s time to settle down, for sure.
-Are you ready? -Wait. Wait.
-Who wants to start singing? -We’re gonna put it in first.
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
[Tiarra] I don’t give a [bleep] what he’s doing.
He’s a grown-ass man.
If he want to go sit on a table,
oh, wow, I didn’t need the [bleep] table.
That’s what I’m saying, like, I just don’t care.
I don’t care enough about him to talk about him.
She’s just wasting her life,
but I mean, that’s her choice.
It’s just crazy to me to realize, like,
how he would want to lose a whole family
just to go mess with a girl
that he doesn’t even know.
But I feel, like, he was psycho
for [bleep] a girl in the first place.
Disgusting, if you ask me.
[bleep] cold too. My nose is runnin’.
[Melissa] It’s hard for me to see Tyra
go through the cycles with Alex.
I feel like every time he does something
it’s like puttin’ a knife in her back every time,
’cause she loves him so much.
[Tiarra] I don’t know.
I don’t think she could be in love with him anymore.
After all he’s put her through,
I think she’s kind of holding hope out for a family,
and I don’t know if it’s kind of like,
she wants to say, like, she got Alex, in a sense,
but I’m hoping that...
she can realize sooner than later
that Alex isn’t a prize.
So, that’s all I’m gonna say.
Come on, Layla.
Give Aaliyah a hug.
Bye, y’all. Oh, my cupcake.
I really don’t give two [bleep]
what my family thinks about Alex.
If I’m going to be with Alex, I’m going to be with Alex.
So [bleep] what everybody says.
I approve everybody else’s relationships.
I am happy for them,
so, if they can’t be happy for me,
then that shows a lot about them.
They put together a package for you.
Do you wanna get married?
Did I make you doubt?
Thank God.
[upbeat music playing]
[Charles] So, the last phase of the tour
is me just actually showing you the proposal
that we put together for you guys,
and then you let us know what you think.
-Okay, sounds good. -All right.
So, we’ll make our way back to the bridal suite.
The walk through was really nice.
Really, really nice.
-Beautiful. -Oh, dear, I feel it all happening.
-Oh, dear. -You do?
Have a seat again,
and then I’ll go over you with some budget numbers.
I honestly don’t think we’re gonna find much better.
But I’m pretty sure it’s not affordable.
I’m just gonna, um, try to not give a sour face
after he says 50 grand.
[Lilly] I’m sad because I love it.
[Lawrence] I know.
Champagne taste, beer pockets.
[Charles] So what I did is I put together
basically a package for you.
All in all, for 100 guests...
-Fifteen? -Mmm-hmm.
This would include for you, DJ, the photographer,
and the full catering service
along with ceremony on-site.
[Lilly] Wow. That’s yeah, that’s really good.
[Lawrence] Jump off the couch.
[bleep] Let me get my dancing shoes on.
[Kim] Yeah, it’s exciting.
But do you wanna get married?
-Yeah. -Like now, I’m saying.
-Yeah. -Okay.
Well, hey! I just wanna make sure
that you’ve thought about some things.
You’re feeling like this is absolutely certain
that Lawrence and you are going to work out forever?
Yeah.
You guys, you got engaged, and that’s great,
but usually people give it, like, a little bit of time,
you know, to see how they’re living together.
-Right? -Yeah.
It’s not easy to plan a wedding either.
Like, it’s very stressful.
It’s as stressful as moving or a death. [chuckles]
So, it’s, like, you know, you have to do a lot.
No, I know.
But, anyway, just as long as you guys have thought of all this,
and this is something you both want to do.
-Yes? -Yeah.
You don’t know? Did I make you doubt?
-Yeah. -Oh, no. [laughs]
I don’t want you to doubt.
For my whole life, you and your mother, especially,
has always made me feel scared of marriage.
I don’t want you to be scared of marriage,
I just want you to be serious about it.
That’s all.
Marriage is a serious, serious thing.
-[Kim] Sandy? -Yes.
How does it feel to be called mother of the groom?
Who’s the groom?
[all laughing]
[Sandy] You did not just say that.
[Thomas] I hope it’s you.
Lawrence, you’re the groom, she’s the bride.
It’s his choice. Ain’t nothing I could say.
[Kim] Right, it’s their choice.
They’re already together.
-They’re already living together. -Yeah.
So, what can anybody say?
Would I approve of them getting married? Yes.
But I wouldn’t push it on them,
like I was doin’ in the beginning.
In the beginning,
I wanted them to get married so bad.
Yeah.
I thought about it a lot, and...
[Lawrence speaking]
I love her.
How do you feel about being the mother of the bride?
-It is, you know... -Something we gotta get used to, right?
-Something we gotta get used to. -[Sandy laughing]
It means our babies are growing up,
-and they’re gonna be gone. -Yeah.
I’m grown.
We already have kids and live together. So...
I feel like getting married is the final step
that we could take in our relationship.
But I do agree with my mom
about waiting and planning for this wedding
instead of just rushing into it.
We have to get dresses, get rings, send out invites,
figure out what food do you really want.
You know, there’s just a lot that goes into it,
and it takes time.
Yeah, and I understand.
I mean, I’m not to the point, like, "Oh, my God, I can’t wait,"
but, like, I’m lookin’ forward to standing up there,
looking at her when she put that dress on.
If you don’t cry...
-Did you cry when I proposed? -...I’m leaving.
I don’t cry like that, though.
So, why the hell do you expect me to cry?
Because you have to cry.
You ain’t cry for me.
Whatever.
That’s okay. I still love you.
I love you too.
[nurse] Breathe through your chest and go.
I never really imagined having to give birth with COVID.
I feel awful. [coughs]
♪ Baby, are you ready? Are you working, ya? ♪
♪ Baby are you sure where he’s takin’ ya ♪
[Noah] All right, team.
They’re putting in more fluids.
She got to seven centimeters without the epidural.
I was shocked. I was surprised.
I was, like, wow, you know, that girl can take pain
because I could barely make it to four
and then I’m cryin’, like, "Give me drugs."
You know, I did not think that I was at seven.
I was so relieved she was feeling great,
um, but I know the worst is yet to come.
When the pushing starts
and the contractions get stronger.
And now, since she’s positive with COVID,
it’s kind of terrifying to know she could,
you know, have a bad experience,
and me not be there to comfort her
and to tell her everything’s gonna be okay.
[Noah speaking]
[Taylor] After I got my epidural,
it took me about two-and-a-half hours
to get fully dilated.
[nurse] Six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
Good job. You’re doing awesome here.
And I’m watching this labor, and I’m just seein’, you know...
[sighs]
-Oh, really? -Yeah.
I’m just seein’ Taylor, you know, go from...
-and then it just keeps-- -[shrieks]
And the next thing, you know, I see a head comin’ out.
[nurse speaking]
But in that moment, I was, like, you know,
freaking out, ’cause, you know,
it’s a big, you know, it’s a big moment.
-Push. Now, okay, let’s stop. -[groans]
Good job.
[Taylor speaking]
It was awful.
[nurse] You’re doing it [speaking]
[baby cries]
[Noah speaking]
[nurse speaking]
[Taylor laughs]
I feel like holding your baby for the...
Like, holding my baby for first time
is, like, so rewarding.
You know, like, I was so excited
that she was finally here.
Yeah, she was. She was huge.
[Noah] There’s our little baby.
-[Taylor] Little baby? -Yeah, there’s our big baby.
[Noah] Eight pounds, 10 ounces.
Uh, 20-and-a-half inches long.
[Taylor speaking]
[Noah] I feel great.
This is Aria Gabrielle Whittinghill.
And she was born on October 22,
at 11:43,
and she weighed 8 pounds and 10 ounces.
Aria’s healthy. She does not have COVID.
It was, like, just, like, huge relief.
It was literally, like...
so much just got lifted off my shoulders.
And, um, the nurse is gonna teach us
how to keep her safe from the virus,
and, like, tell us what to do for when we get home.
♪ Hey, ho, hey ♪
We’ve just got home. And Aria’s so confused.
-Yeah, I am. -So happy.
She’s very, like, "Where are we?"
Where are we?
I’m really excited for this new journey,
like, in havin’ another baby, especially since,
when I had Adelyn, you know,
we weren’t even together or anything,
and now we’re, like, in a great spot in our relationship.
We have our own house,
so, I feel like we’re in a good spot.
What do you think about sissy?
-Do you love her? -Yeah.
Did you get to hold her?
Nope.
[laughs] What are we gonna do with her?
But I do think it’s gonna be a really big adjustment for me to make,
like, it’s gonna take a while to get used to
having a toddler and a baby at the same time.
And I wish Tiarra would forgive me
for all the things said between us.
Just so we have each other,
and just can talk and just relate and stuff,
especially now that we both have two girls the same age.
It makes me sad, but...
As in just my family, and...
Like, that’s what’s important
to be starting this journey.
[Ananda] Coming up next week on the Unexpected Tell All.
[Noah] The professional raw dogger is back.
[narrator] Five families from around the country
come together for the first time
to discuss everything.
The things I heard him say to you is offensive and rude.
I wanted to wring his neck.
[mockingly] Okay.
Guys, what do you think?
You have to learn to accept criticism.
Hear other people out.
You guys can’t just attack Jason.
Everyone is just worried for you.
We’re checking up on you, you know what I’m saying?
We don’t need your two cents.
[Ananda] No one holds back.
I didn’t wanna be a five-generation...
teen mom family.
Oh, my [bleeping] God.
Where are you at with the status of like a paternity test?
I swear to God, I’ll walk out.
I think there’s similarities between Jason and Aden.
Don’t diss Aden like that.
Did she ever apologize?
[Lawrence] Like,
Thought that’s why you went back to jail last week
’cause you violated your parole.
Let’s get our facts correct.
Want some boxing gloves?
[Ananda] And emotions hit an all-time high.
[crying] I have nobody, like, at all.
I’m like, "Holy [bleep]. She’s like, being mistreated."
It is hard to deal with it.
Mind your own [bleeping] business.
This is [bleeping] pathetic.
You’re an [bleeping]
[Alex] I’m not staying here.
I’m done [bleeping] doing this.