[narrator] Previously on sMothered...
Today is mine and DeLessa's baby shower.
Tori, look at the camera.
-[India] Hey. -Can you, can you--
Sorry.
I could never in a million years
see one of my daughters act like this with their in laws.
[Kathy] I'm going to go to the funeral home.
And them I'm gonna kinda spring it on him
that I would like to actually throw a birthday party there.
I wanted my legs out with, like, a cute pair of heels.
Y'all ready to go for the tour?
-[Scott] Let's do it. -[Sunnie] Sure.
I have a double dilemma.
[realtor] This right here is the two bedroom, two bath model.
Scott and I are moving in together
and I do not have a ring on my finger yet.
Problem number two.
Oh, my goodness.
[Sunnie chuckles]
I have to tell Scott that my mom's gonna be moving in to my old place,
which is down the hall from us.
I found out that I have diabetes.
-Are you gonna have, like, a stroke and die? -I hope not.
I mean, what the hell, Mom?
This is why I didn't wanna tell them about it
because I knew this would be exactly what they would do.
[Catherine] It's the pageant finals today.
[announcer] This is our top five for Miss Connecticut USA.
[crowd cheering]
[Catherine] Of course, my Gabriella made the top five.
-You're the queen. -Let's go.
And now, there's the top five question.
That's what lost her the pageant last year.
[announcer] Come on up, Gabriella Vigorito.
[Gabriella] I walk up being all graceful,
when inside I'm like, "Damn, oh, no, oh, no."
In that moment, I had to block everything out.
All right, describe a time in your life where you overcame defeat
-and what did you learn from that experience? -[speaking]
Growing up, I've always struggled with reading comprehension...
Yes.
...when I actually learned that I was just more of a creative person.
And now, I am a stylist, I love the beauty industry.
And as Miss Connecticut USA,
I wanna go into schools and talk to kids
-about really what makes them different... -Yes. Yes.
So, that's what actually what makes you unique and special.
-[all cheering] -Yay! That's my baby.
[Catherine] Her answer was absolutely perfect.
She did it just like we practiced.
We prepared so much,
and it wasn't just her preparing.
It was all of us helping her.
But will I cry if she loses?
In private, probably.
♪ 'Cause all my life
♪ Everything that I could think ♪
♪ I turned it to reality
♪ All my life
Thank you, darling.
Okay, so it's time to announce the winners.
[Gabriella] I'm so stressed and my heart pounding.
We have to achieve it.
I don't think there's even an option of not.
[announcer] And fourth runner-up is...
Gabriella Vigorito.
-Miss Shoreline USA. -[all applauding]
[Gabriella] I am very disappointed.
We worked so hard for years to win this pageant.
[announcer] We are now down to two ladies.
This next Miss Connecticut USA is...
We really thought it was our year.
[announcer] ...Karla Aponte Roque.
[all cheering and applauding]
It just hurts losing.
I need a minute.
[Catherine] She was incredible.
You were flawless.
You were absolutely incredible.
I couldn't have done anything more.
The people in front of us were pissed too.
They were like, "What?"
How'd you get fourth runner-up?
Don't go away, don't walk.
It's not my nature to scream or to throw things
or to make a scene.
So, yeah, I got quiet because I was in disbelief and shock.
[Todd speaking]
Thank you.
[Catherine speaking]
-You did a beautiful job. -[Gabriella] Thank you.
You're the queen.
I was trying to think of words that I can console Gabriella.
I felt that everything was on point.
Shall I go talk to the judges?
-[Lauren] Yeah. -[Catherine] That's fine.
[Gabriella] In that moment, I was just thinking, like,
I believed that this was my time.
-The weekend went so great. -Mmm-hmm.
I had a great time and I was authentic to myself.
What more did they want?
[Todd speaking]
I don't know.
[Todd] Each time she's been in the pageant,
we've all thought, and not just because she's our daughter,
but that she was right up there
in a position to be able to win.
It's a kind of a shock and a disappointment
when the judges don't see it the way we see it.
Let's go have a little pow-wow just to talk.
All right, where?
Let's go sit over here, so then...
Your, 'cause your foot.
-My feet... -[Catherine] Come on.
-...I don't feel my feet. -[Todd chuckles]
-[Gabriella] That toe is throbbing. -[Catherine] I know.
You didn't shave your legs.
[Gabriella] We spray tanned on Wednesday.
-Oh, yeah. -You know what day it is? It's Sunday.
[Catherine] Honey, oh.
[Gabriella] Literally said that I didn't seem mature
and that I need more life experiences to win the crown.
-Who said that? -[Gabriella] It's-- The judges.
[Catherine] What are you talking about? Your boobs are out.
-Your slit is up. -Yeah, but it's not... Because I look young.
-That I can't win because I look immature. -It's not that. It's not that.
-That's not it. -Fine, tell me what-- What was it?
[Catherine] You couldn't have done any better.
-I couldn't have done any better. -It is not your look.
You look exotic, you look sexy.
You look stunning.
-I mean... -At least last year,
like, I messed up.
So, it was like, okay, I got first--
Like, I got fourth runner-up.
I made the top five, that was big.
But like, I knew I messed up. I knew what I did wrong.
Fine. Fine.
You spent a whole year correcting that.
To get the same placement?
What is that?
Honey, it's natural for you to be upset.
But we'll just start training for the next pageant.
[Gabriella] Last year, I got fourth runner-up.
The only thing I did wrong last year
was I messed up the question.
So, I was like, all right,
if the question's on point this year,
then the crown will be mine.
But even with nailing the question,
it still wasn't.
We don't think-- We don't-- We actually don't want this crown.
-I don't know, Gabriella. -[Gabriella] We'll go for a different one.
[Catherine] What about our legacy, and...
[Gabriella] So, I know it's our legacy,
but I just feel like if I didn't win this year
when I did everything right,
do I wanna try again?
♪ Floatin' around In a crazy world ♪
♪ Hangin' on a thread Where nothing's foretold ♪
[cell phone ringing]
[FaceTime ping]
[Charli] Hey, girl.
[Sunnie] Hey.
I, I need to talk to you about something
because, like, [bleep] is about to [bleep] go down, like...
[Charli speaking]
First of all,
my mom doesn't know that Scott and I are gonna be living together.
And then also,
Scott doesn't know that my mom is moving in to my old apartment.
[Sunnie] Ugh.
I'm just gonna have to [bleep] bite the bullet
and just tell both of them.
[bleep]
♪ I'm waiting for the world
♪ Waiting for the world To end ♪
-[Eva] Is it a nice place? -Yeah.
[Sunnie] Things have been really off
between my mom and Scott since the grand opening.
[softly] All right.
But regardless,
tonight I am taking 'em to Trash Panda,
which is a known alien sighting place.
I literally have gas, heartburn, headache...
-Oh, all of that. -...nausea.
-[sighs] -[Eva] That's not good thing.
-So, we can have dinner. -[Sunnie clears throat]
But you want Scott, right?
Yes.
Scott thinks we are having a talk with my mom
because my mom does not know
that Scott and I are moving in together.
And my mom thinks we are having a talk with Scott
to tell him she's moving in to my old apartment.
I [bleep] myself.
And I have to [bleep] myself.
But I don't know if that's necessarily even possible,
considering they haven't really been speaking.
[sighs] All right. Let's do it.
[Eva] Okay, thank you.
-Hey. -[Sunnie] Hi.
-How are you? -[Sunnie] Good, how are you?
[Scott] You look good. Good.
-Hey, Eva. -[Eva] Hi, Scott.
-You feelin' good? -[Eva chuckles softly] Yeah.
-How are you? -Well, welcome to the best bar in town.
[Eva chuckles] Okay.
[Scott] This is the only place in town you can have a drink
and possibly see a UFO in the same city.
Oh.
[Scott] I am so obsessed with aliens.
Aliens are basically my religion.
I haven't really officially seen any yet.
So, hopefully, we will tonight.
So, where are we gonna sit?
[Sunnie] You wanna go outside?
-Yeah, let's do that and then I'll go get the drink, okay? -[Sunnie] Okay.
[Scott] But the downside to that is,
tonight basically Sunnie's dropping the ball on Eva
that we're moving in together.
Technically, we've got the keys already.
Um, so I, I don't know what the [bleep] she's waiting for,
to be completely honest.
[Sunnie sighs] Um, so...
how are you doing?
[Scott] I'm living the dream.
Thought you'd never ask.
[Sunnie] The biggest thing I have to think about right now
is who I'm gonna tell first.
Because whoever I tell first
is going to be the least mad at me.
Okay.
[sighs]
Okay.
I'm doing it.
No turning back now.
I just wanted to have you guys with me at the same time.
-Okay? -And I love you both so much.
Yeah, I love you too so much.
Yeah, of course.
I love you too.
-[Sunnie] Okay. -Please go on.
And I love you both so much.
-We heard that, please... -And...
[in other language]
I'm trying to talk right now,
-Please. -Okay, okay.
All right, talk.
[sighs] So, what I'm trying to say is
we have a few small changes happening in our lives.
And I...
just really want you guys to understand
and accept these changes that are happening.
And so, um...
The new apartment
is actually Scott's apartment.
Excuse me?
-And I'm moving in with Scott. -It's our apartment.
Dip it and don't let it get wrinkled.
-I don't ask for much. -Anything else.
Dude, you ask for everything, okay?
I'm asking you to plaster my legs.
I can't do it alone.
-[Carlo] Okay. -[Kathy gasps]
Well, you don't make it sloppy.
[DeLeesa] By the time the baby comes...
I don't even wanna talk to you anymore.
...I want her gone, or y'all both can go.
[Trevor] I don't even wanna talk to you.
This is the most childish thing I've ever seen you do.
♪ Take a step Find your groove ♪
♪ The time has come You gotta make your move ♪
♪ Prove yourself And you will find... ♪
[India] Let me see your teeth
so I can see what beautiful smile I'm about to get right now.
Aw.
I have always been self-conscious about my teeth,
and I wanna change 'em.
But you know, I don't want just any's mouth.
-I want Trevor's mouth. -[chuckles]
-[India] We finally did it, yay! -[Trevor] Yup,
So, I found this at-home pop in veneer kit.
-Is it hard? -No, we're doing this.
-I know that. -Yes.
-And then-- -We're gonna-- we're gonna [bleep] this up.
-Wh-- -Sorry, we're gonna fudge this up.
[India] Hold on.
This how we do it.
We make a mold of my teeth.
-[India mumbling] -[Trevor] That ain't no good.
[India] Then, we make a mold of Trevor's teeth.
Move it around, come on, move it around.
Move it around.
You send it in,
they gonna somehow take it and...
kinda switch it over
and then I pop those veneers on top of my teeth.
[laughs]
I don't know if my mom looks at Trevor as her son
or her husband, like, I don't really...
[Trevor] Wow, look at that!
Their relationship is just really weird to me.
♪ Just be yourself, be yourself and no one else ♪
♪ Now's the time for you to shine ♪
♪ You're an original
[DeLeesa] The baby shower's over.
And Trevor's mom and aunt left.
And I love my husband dearly,
but, I'm having a baby
and I'm completely fed up with my mom staying in my house.
Either she gets out or he can leave with her.
It's as simple as that.
[Trevor] Okay.
What's up?
[sighs]
-No, you, you're giving me grey hair. -[chuckles]
-[groans] Um... -[Trevor] What's up?
-On his side, go to him. -Come.
[sighs]
-[Trevor] Lay down. -[DeLeesa] Yeah, I wanted to talk to you
because um...
you know that I'm having a really hard time.
Mmm-hmm.
I need my mom out by the time
this baby comes.
So...
two months.
There's a part of me that does agree,
right, like, 'cause y'all can't continue like this,
like, it's not healthy for you, her, the baby.
But, I also can't in my right mind,
just be like, "All right, Ma, look,
it's time for you to go."
She should've thought about that before she started, like,
wildin' and disrespecting me.
If you in somebody's house, like,
you be nice to them, you respect them,
you help out
-You do all of that. -Yeah, well, we--
Y'all-- y'all just spend all your time hanging out.
-Like, what the [bleep] is that? -Yeah,
but we just can't-- we can't just like, throw her out on the street.
Like, if she's not ready to go out, like, what is she gonna do?
Okay. [exhales heavily]
There is no way I'm telling my mother-in-law
she's gotta leave in two months.
But, I also don't wanna lose my wife.
But, when the baby gets here, we're gonna need help.
If we needed mom when there was just two kids,
we're definitely gonna need her when there's three.
So, I just need to stall DeLeesa a little bit longer
and then we'll go from there.
You can sit here and tell me you don't care
but you don't want that for her.
-No, I don't-- -I don't care what you say.
[DeLeesa] Which is why two months is a good amount of time.
I-I really do think that's too short of a time to give for her.
Like...
-Either she goes... -[whispers] Oh God.
Or y'all both can go.
You don't [bleep] understand how stressed I am about this situation.
-Like-- -Listen, man, I don't-- I'm--
I'm not disputing her having to go.
-[DeLeesa] You are, though. -For us to get some peace--
-[DeLeesa] Because-- -I'm not, I'm just disputing the time frame.
That's it.
You want her to go in two months, I-- I think that doesn't work.
-So-- -You need to lower your voice,
-how about that? -No, no, no, no, no.
I'm not going to, because you're not listening now.
You want her to go in two months,
I don't think two months is gonna work.
-[DeLeesa] Okay. -You should be happy that I'm even, like,
agreeing with you that she needs to go.
[sighs] My pregnant ass, oh my God.
-You're not-- like, you're never satisfied. -[DeLeesa] Okay.
All right.
You want me to agree with you, I agree with you,
you find something else to be mad about.
[DeLeesa] Socks? You need some socks?
-You really about to do that? -[DeLeesa] Yup.
This is the most childish thing I've ever seen you do.
Like, who are you? What is your problem?
[DeLeesa] Get out.
-Get out. Get out! -What is wrong with you?
[DeLeesa] Get-- go sleep with your best friend.
All right, you know what, as a matter of fact,
if you're gonna talk to me like that,
then I'm-- I'm [bleep] leaving.
-Like, you know better than to talk to me like that. -[DeLeesa] Oh my God.
No, you know better, you know better.
I'm not gonna stand here and listen to that.
I'm not gonna stand here and listen to it, DeLeesa.
I love Trevor so much.
But, I think there's just certain times
that you need to let your spouse know that you're serious
and you're not gonna be taken for granted anymore.
-[Trevor] Sorry. -[India exclaims]
-You scared me. -[Trevor] Look like
I'm sleeping with you tonight, though.
[India] What now?
-[groans] -[Trevor clears throat] The usual.
[India] Mmm-mmm.
So, what's-- what's going on? What happened?
Nothing. You know, don't even worry about it.
You know what, like, I ain't come down here to get all into it.
Like, I came down here because I need a break from it.
Fine with me.
-No. -No, no.
-Never. -No.
We never had an intimate relationship,
that's-- that's just nasty.
Yeah, for real, like--
Yeah, you're my son.
We share a lot of stuff, man.
-But like... -[India] Yeah, but not that.
-What? -Exactly.
That's just gross, I'm sorry, that's-that's--
-[gags] That's-- yeah. -No-- no offence taken, trust me.
Exactly.
-Mmm-mmm, I'm good. -[India] Yeah.
-Get some sleep, sleepyhead. -Mmm-hmm.
-All right, well-- -I love you.
[India] I love you.
-Ohh. -All right.
Thank you.
-[Trevor] Thank you. -[India] Yeah.
♪ Bring up the power
♪ Oh, we're getting louder
♪ It's the final hour
♪ Oh, oh-oh
♪ Burning with desire
♪ Now, we're flying higher
♪ Oh, oh-oh
[Kathy] Hey.
What the hell are you doing here?
I'm getting this all set up
so you could plaster my legs.
[Carlo] You're seriously doing this?
Yes!
What did you think we were doing?
[Carlo] Cristina's upstairs, why don't she help you?
[Kathy] She's too busy.
I gotta get this done.
I'm going to have my legs casted
for my funeral party.
You know, I've got bad hair, crazy hair,
you know, my makeup is too much.
But, people are always commenting on my legs.
So, it's very important to me that they look right,
they're not just a set of plastic legs
or something, hanging out of a coffin.
I want it to look like my legs.
So, you take a strip,
dip it in the water,
and we're gonna zig-zag this.
Like, from here to here,
then the next one will go this way,
then this way, then this way,
-What is it like, the paper mache stuff? -I know-- Yeah.
Oh, that's perfect, I'll just keep lathering it up.
By the time you're done, you'll look like a big pinata.
[chuckles]
-I'll hit you with a bat a couple times. -[laughing]
-Oh, you'd love to, won't you? -Oh, absolutely.
[Kathy] I'm gonna start drying it.
You're lucky you got a little thing going on with this sickness.
I'm being nice to you today.
Your daughter's been a psycho about it.
She's buying all this stupid [bleep]
that got sea monsters, sea moss, all this [bleep].
Well, you know her, she's an extremist.
[Carlo] Can you just talk to her about this [bleep]?
'Cause she's so stressed out, she's stressing me out.
We had a little bit of a spat the other day
about my diabetes.
And I did storm out and, you know,
I'm hoping that we just get past this...
stupid thing, because I'm gonna be fine.
♪ Oh, we're getting louder
♪ It's the final hour
♪ Ohh
-Cristina? -[Cristina] Yeah?
Where are you?
[Cristina] I'm trying to get ready for this party.
[Kathy] Don't wear anything too sleazy, it's a baptism.
I was thinking maybe this blue thing?
Or this thing?
'Cause it's not like really dressy.
-It's more like, low-key. -It's kind of fluffy.
[Cristina] It's not fluffy when it's on.
Anyways...
I wanted to talk to you.
I feel bad that I went a little over-the-top
with all your, you know...
the stuff with you being sick and buying you all those gadgets.
-[chuckling] -Thank you, thank you.
Because it was ridiculous.
I know it was a little over-the-top.
But, in my defense,
I feel like it was your fault.
Of course it was.
Why was it my fault?
Because you did not tell me what was going on.
-I didn't tell you-- -You left me in the dark,
and so then I jumped the gun
because I'm always concerned about you.
-I understand, but-- -I did it out of the goodness of my heart.
So, you have to understand where I'm coming from.
I really appreciate that you worry about me.
And I understand it because I worried about my mother.
And I-- I don't want you to
worry about me the way I worried about her
when, you know...
at that point when she wasn't, you know, feeling good and stuff.
-And I-- -I mean, mom,
-you can never stop me from worrying about you. -[Kathy] I know.
But, I saw how I was
and I knew how I was
and I don't want you to be-- be the same way.
I don't want you to feel like I felt.
Thay's why I want this whole living funeral thing
to be a fun thing.
I want it to be fun,
so someday, you're gonna look back
and laugh and it's gonna be funny.
It's not gonna be morbid or-or sad.
I know you think that this...
party prior to the day it really does happen,
won't make me sad.
It's still gonna make me sad.
But, being that you only have diabetes and it's not anything worse,
I feel like it's made it a lot easier to throw this party
-with you. -[Kathy] Good.
It'll be fun.
It'll be fun and I'm just fine and don't you worry about me.
I need to lighten up.
It's time for me to chill out.
I mean, my mom has diabetes.
A lot of people have it, they live with it.
It's not the end of the world.
And her and I planning something together,
specially a party for her,
is something that actually will relax me.
And I can have fun with her planning this party.
-Okay. -If, you know, there's something to worry about,
I'll let you know.
-Promise? 'Cause I don't believe you. -Promise. Promise.
-Swear to God? -Swear to God.
-All right. -[Kathy] All right.
-[Cristina] Deal. -We'll shake.
[both chuckle]
-Love you. -Love you.
I've been kind of thinking,
like, I'm almost wanting something more.
So, no more pageants?
[Gabriella] I never wanna hurt my mom.
I always wanna be close with her.
But, I do want some more independence.
Gabby, she's gonna freak out.
♪ I am for anything
♪ That makes me feel
♪ I burn hot
♪ Cannot make it real
[Catherine] Everyday, I make Gabriella's breakfast
and then I'll make her lunch for the day.
You are my winner.
I always add a little note,
just to let her know that I'm thinking of her and I love her.
And today, especially,
she really needed an extra pick-me-up.
-[Gabriella] Hey. -Hi, sweetheart.
How's my girl? I made you the breakfast.
Look, everything you like.
[Lauren] Now that the pageant's done, you can eat.
-[Catherine] Uh... -Funny.
I know that everything is still fresh in your mind.
But, I've been thinking about it all night long, hardly slept.
And I have some new ideas.
-Like? -After work,
we're gonna discuss them.
So, it's the day after the pageant.
We're very discouraged and disappointed.
-I'm very disappointed. -I mean,
it's-- it's a disappointment.
You're my love.
However, she was flawless and I know that she did her best.
So, we're just gonna kick it into full gear
and we're gonna just try again for next year.
You're gonna come back stronger and better than ever.
And I'm gonna be there to help you.
-Whatever. -[Catherine] Just leave it.
Bye, honey.
-[coughs] Bye. -[Catherine] I love you, bye.
♪ I was told to listen what they say ♪
♪ I was told to let them make the way ♪
[Gabriella] When I started competing, I was 19.
I didn't go to college.
I was living at home and for the past couple years,
I've been in that same kind of place.
♪ But this time, I'm not gonna step in line ♪
[Gabriella] I mean, I love pageants.
Pageants definitely shaped me into who I am,
but that's not all that I am.
I don't wanna just be know for, "Oh, she's the pageant girl."
I am the pageant girl.
But, I'm not a one-trick-pony.
Hey, girl.
The thing is, I have an inner feeling
that like, I have this calling to do more.
-[Melissa] Hi! -Hey.
[Melissa] You are back from the pageant?
-I'm back from the pageant. -[Melissa] How was it?
It was good.
It was fun.
It was-- it was interesting.
[Melissa] What happened?
-Let me get set up. -Okay.
Today's my first day back at work since the pageant,
We'll be right here today.
And I told my co-workers that I was gonna be coming with my crown and sash,
and I didn't come in with the crown and sash.
Gabby, you're really not gonna tell me
anything about the pageant?
I mean, I didn't win, so that...
Are you kidding me?
I literally did everything I could.
-Everything. -How did you not win?
I don't know. Like, I've been kind of thinking.
Like, I'm almost wanting something more.
'Cause, like, now, like, I lost the pageant.
Now, we have to wait entire, like, another year.
And I don't know if I could just, like, wait around.
I just really thought that this was gonna be my year.
I wanted to dedicate this entire year to my reign,
and then, once you give up your crown,
you move on to bigger and better things.
But now it's, like, no, you have to wait another year
to try again.
And I'm like, "But those bigger and better things are still there."
And I'm like, "Well, I want them now, but can I wait?"
I don't know.
Do I move on to bigger and better things?
But this is the legacy.
Like, I guess in that way, I am torn.
Like, how much have you really thought about this?
It's an idea.
So no more pageants?
I'm not saying that.
Have you told your mom?
No.
Oh, boy, Gabby.
I understand what Gabby is feeling.
At that age, you do want more.
You wanna experience every bit of life that you can
before you settle down.
But I don't think Catherine will support Gabby
'cause of the relationship.
-They're very close. -Exceedingly close.
Annie? Annie? Are we still doing ladies' night?
-Hailey, you're coming, right? Ladies' night? -[woman] Yeah.
-Gabby, you're coming, right? -[Gabriella] Oh?
Um...
I don't know if my mom will let me.
Gabby, are you kidding me?
She'd be pissed.
Because she already made plans for us tonight.
The thing is I never wanna hurt my mom,
I always wanna be close with her,
but I do want some more independence.
Because, like, I literally had a judge tell me
that I don't seem mature.
And so, I've been thinking what is maturity
and am I mature?
And, like, independence, but that means, like...
That scares my mom, because independence for my mom
means that I don't need her.
But I mean, staying in Connecticut just seems so small,
and, like, the world's so big. I feel like I can go bigger.
I don't know.
I feel like there's more out there for me to see.
[Trevor] No problem.
[Trevor] Okay. No problem.
All of a sudden, we're having a baby.
I'm gonna head to the hospital because I am not trying to have this baby at home,
with no doctor, on the floor, like, no.
Aye, aye, aye.
♪ We were born to be strong
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh
♪ We were born to be strong
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh
[Trevor] You ready?
-[sighs] -[Trevor] No problem.
[Trevor] Okay. No problem.
All of a sudden, we're having a baby.
DeLeesa went into labor three weeks early,
and we were not expecting that at all.
[DeLeesa speaking]
[Trevor] I know, but you... You're the champ, baby.
My contractions are, like, three, five minutes apart.
I feel like they're, like, three minutes at this point.
And my water hasn't broken yet,
but I delivered in two hours from the time my water broke the last time,
so I'm gonna head to the hospital
because I am not trying to have this baby at home, with no doctor, on the floor,
like, no.
Aye, aye, aye.
♪ We were born to be strong
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh
♪ We were born to be strong
[Trevor] You're the champ, baby.
-You've done this two times over. -[groans and sighs]
[Trevor] Nobody's better than you.
DeLeesa wants it to be just the two of us in the delivery room,
so Mom is staying home with Tori and Toni.
[exhales]
[Trevor] You having another one?
[softly] Yeah.
[Trevor] That's exactly why we need her around.
If my mother-in-law wasn't here to watch the girls,
what will we do.
My hope is that when the baby gets here,
my mom's gonna help even more, and DeLeesa's gonna see that,
and decide that it's better having Mom in the house with us.
[nurse 1 speaking]
-[Tessa crying] -[nurse 2 speaking]
[nurse 3] Aw!
[nurse 1 speaking]
-[nurse 2] Oh, yeah. -[nurse 1 speaking]
-[nurse 2] It's okay. -[crying continues]
[nurse 1 speaking]
[Trevor] When Tessa came out,
the minute I saw her, I was like, "Wow,
like, there's my mother-in-law, right there."
Baby Tessa made it.
Tessa Raine.
Like, the girl has your face.
And she even called it, she said, "That baby is gonna have dimples,
have a bunch of hair, look just like me."
-Mm-hmm. That's right. -Sure enough,
-That's right. -...the minute she came out, spitting image.
[India] I'm excited that the baby looks like me
because it makes me more connected to Trevor.
[DeLeesa] Look at Daddy doing skin-to-skin.
Oh, we've gotta get this 'cause he's just so sweet with it.
[Trevor] You know, it was a... It was definitely a bittersweet moment
not getting to share Tessa's birth with Mom.
You know, like, the point of her moving here
was to be able to experience those moments.
-Sorry, Mom. -That's okay. No problem.
-[DeLeesa] Hello. -[Trevor] Hey.
-Hey. Hey! -[DeLeesa] Hi, baby.
-[India] Hey. -[DeLeesa] Oh, look.
-Aw! -[India] Hi!
-Look. -[India] She's so tiny.
-See? -[India] Oh, she's so tiny.
-[Trevor] See your sister? -[India] Oh, she's so tiny.
-Give me, give me. -Yeah.
-[India] Whoa! Ooh! Okay, it's okay. -[Toni laughs]
-I know. Yes. -What you laughing at? What you laughing at?
[DeLeesa laughs]
You're so little, oh, my gosh.
-[DeLeesa sighs] -[India] Say hi.
-[DeLeesa] I'm feeling really tired. -[India] Hi, world. I'm here.
[Toni laughs]
[Trevor] So I'm outside the emergency room right now.
DeLeesa was just taken in. You know, the past two days,
she's been complaining of like, like, chest pain,
you know, high blood pressure, headache.
And the, uh, doctor said
that she has postpartum preeclampsia.
There's risks of stroke, brain damage, you know, death.
Like, oh, my gosh!
[sniffles]
[crying]
I don't need anything to happen to my wife, man.
[sniffles]
Oh, my gosh, it's so scary.
And, like, the doctor said that if she gets to the point where we can go home,
you know, like, she's gonna really have to make some significant changes
with respect to her, like, stress level, and everything like that.
And, you know, it's like, one, we've got three children,
that's stressful in itself,
and, two, like, having Mom there is stressful.
[sniffles] I just think, like, right now is the time that...
I have to have a conversation with her and say...
unfortunately, she's gonna have to go.
What are you gonna be like? A slut or a--
[Sunnie] Are you serious, Mom?
Yes, I am serious.
This isn't 1846.
-This is not how things ha-- -[Eva] Wow, [bleep].
Are you-- Mom, are you [bleep] serious?
Mom!
And so, um, I am moving in with Scott.
It's our apartment.
Are you [bleep] kidding me?
This is not our tradition.
What are you wanna... Gonna be like a slut,
or a...
[Sunnie] Are you serious, Mom?
Yes, I am serious. You're gonna share bed, right?
We share a bed. Like--
No, he come and lay down and just, like, relax
-and just go back to work. -[Scott] Okay, time out.
Time out what?
Surely, you understand that Sunnie and I,
on occasion, we share a bed...
-[sighs] -...because we're all the way adults.
Like, all the way.
Wow!
Oh, my goodness.
Now, I get the true picture, you know?
I feel like my heart is broken,
like, when I hear that, it's not...
It's not how I raised my daughters.
[Scott] This is a beautiful thing,
-me and Sunnie are taking the next step... -[Eva] It's a beautiful thing
-when she is... -[Scott] ...by moving in together.
...she is a wife, not just a girl.
This isn't 1846. It's not how things ha--
[Eva] I... It doesn't matter.
I hope you're not pregnant, miss.
I'm not pregnant.
This is the man that I love and I want to marry.
So, moving in together is the next step.
-You don't just [snaps finger] marriage. -It's not the same
-as what it was when you were married. -You know? Yeah,
-we just don't do that. -It's not the same
-as what it was when you were younger. -No, no. Stop it.
I am the one who is supposed to be yelling at both of you.
You didn't even ask me, you know?
-[Scott laughs] I don't even know-- -[Eva] Why are you laughing?
-I don't even know what to do anymore. -[Eva] It's no funny.
-Ask you? -Yes.
Oh. Well, I'm so sorry.
-Stop. -Okay.
Don't be [bleep] rude to my mother.
[Scott] Oh, my gosh.
Everything you are saying, I'm shocked.
-Ah. -[Eva] I don't know if I should cry,
or I should run away home, or I should laugh.
I-- It's a joke.
[Scott] Lord knows I tried.
Well, on that note...
She is moving in to my current apartment, my old apartment.
What do you mean?
So, my mom is moving in to my old apartment,
so she's gonna be our neighbor.
-So in that old apartment-- -What?
-Yes. -Oh, my God.
-Sunnie, why? -What? See?
I can't-- I can't do this. You're telling me-- Okay.
This is step one, dude. I know how this...
-I know how this-- -"Step one?"
I know how this works. She's gonna be over all the time.
-Right? Right? All the time? -[Eva] No. It's not about that.
-[Scott] Which is-- I don't mind-- -And what is wrong with that?
I don't mind your mom visiting.
-However... -[Eva] No, you are not.
-...for our relationship, this isn't gonna work. -[Eva] No, just you all--
You can't keep doing stuff like this,
-and it's so underhanded. -What stuff?
I don't even know about this until we're sitting down.
-Look at me-- -We don't have any alone time.
-Okay, both of you stop. -You guys are attached
-at the hips. -[Sunnie] Both of you stop, please.
-Stop. Both of you, relax. -Shh! Stop. Don't yell at me.
-Really? -Okay, look at me.
This is happening.
If you love me and if you love me,
you're both gonna [bleep] agree to disagree, okay?
-We... -I... Stop.
[in other language]
-[in English] Listen! Stop! -Don't say that. Okay?
We should have had a conversation about this as a couple
-to at least-- -[Eva] As a couple?
-Yes, that's a thing. -[Eva] As a married couple?
That's how healthy relationships work,
and this was not communicated to me at all.
-I'm getting [bleep] turd dropped on me... -[Eva] Oh, wow.
-...from the sky right now. -Poor Scott, yes. Poor Scott.
I just know you guys' relationship.
-Yes. -And I just don't feel like I'm ever gonna be able
to have a relationship with Sunnie,
and then have a separate relationship with you,
-because I do want a separate relationship-- -I am her mother.
-That's fine. -I gave birth to her, she's my daughter.
-That's cool, and you guys can have-- -She is to you,
-she's just a girlfriend. -But that--
Nothing!
So, is she ever gonna be able to have a relationship with somebody else
without you basically being in the relationship?
[Sunnie] She's never not gonna be able to do that,
-because you know what? -Be in the relationship?
You're my partner. She's my mother.
-Exactly. -[Eva] You are not her blood.
-That's prefect. -[Sunnie] And there's a difference,
-and it's you. -You just--
[Eva] I swear. Just get the--
Are you-- Mom, are you [bleep] serious?
Mom!
Oh, my [bleep].
[Scott] I'm in disbelief right now.
I mean, this whole thing is just... It's...
This is like, I'm just, I'm over it.
I'm sick and tired of this.
I can't take anymore Eva.
It's just [bleep].
-Give me my purse. I'm leaving. -[Sunnie] Mom, what the hell?
-No, I'm leaving. -Are you serious, Mom?
-[Eva] Yes. You go have him. -You're just gonna do that?
[Eva] Yes.
[Sunnie] Mom, seriously? Mom!
[Eva] Just go to hell.
There was something not right, not honest.
You know, she didn't tell me the truth.
And tonight, it showed who this Scott is.
Oh, my God. [sighs]
I didn't even have the time to even react
or comprehend what the [bleep] was happening.
I'm literally not okay. No, I [bleep], like...
-Cheers. -[chuckles]
[laughs]
I had some ideas.
But what about the pageants?
I got to say goodbye to my beautiful heinie.
I love you. [kisses]
So, today is surgery day.
The day of surgery, we always have to go over details.
I've discovered a concern.
You're still mad at me or something?
What do you think?
Ever since my birthday party, my mom has been getting on my nerves.
-Hey! Oh, my God! -[Deonna] Hi!
Sky loves herself so much
that she has to clone herself with Sky Junior.
With Mamma stuck up your [bleep], you're gonna have to try to find out
how to remain yourself.
Hopefully, she can own up to her bull[bleep].
The only reason Mom wants to stay in that apartment--
Because she doesn't wanna live with you anymore!
No, because she wants to spy on you guys.
[Sunnie] Where are you going?
[Scott] Just get out of the way.
[Sunnie] Are you seriously [bleep] leaving?
I mean, she's asked me time and time again, you know,
"When's Mom moving?" But I think, like,
it's time for you to find a place.
When I'm asked to come down here,
I lost everything to freaking come down here!