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I really wanna talk about moving out.
Maybe.
Since we were young, we always dreamed of living together.
Now Randi wants to leave.
-And I don't want you to be upset. -To hear it, it was like
it was like a huge ball dropped on me.
I'm being pulled in each direction.
It's the hardest spot that I've ever been in.
I feel like there's a part of him, still doesn't want you there.
Well, duh. Like, you know?
[Christina] I have agreed to have both Jessica and John at the birth,
but my psychic intuition is telling me that something isn't healed.
[groans in pain]
He does not like me. So of course he doesn't want me at the birth.
[groans in pain]
I'm still worried at any moment that Jess could be like
"Get out of the way."
[groans in pain]
This has to be our last day. We've decided to quit.
-We saw ourselves changing. -Changing.
Isn't change healthy?
Our dad did his things his way.
And so will we.
The more we work there, we found ourselves changing.
We found ourselves growing apart.
So where do we go from here?
-I don't know. -[both] We don't know.
I just got an e-mail breakdown of the IVF treatment.
It is gonna cost $28,000.
It is what it is.
I'll get me a dog, another one.
What did I do all this for?
That's [beeps] inconsiderate. I feel dumb, man.
[Vee] I'm done.
You gonna be all right?
[both] Yeah, just really nervous.
-Well, good luck. -Okay.
Bye.
-Good luck. Yup. -So we'll see you at lunch?
-Bye. -Bye, girls.
Bye.
Oh, my God.
God, I'm, like, freaking out.
-What about if we bring-- -What if we actually talked to Dad today?
What about if we bring Dad back home with us?
-I mean, come on? -I don't know if I want to, mate.
Since quitting our job at Casablanca, we're feeling quite lost.
We couldn't work there without changing.
[Lucy] So we had to quit.
If Dad guided us towards the restaurant, why would he do that?
It was gonna tear us apart.
We need a way to communicate with our dad.
To understand what he was thinking,
and what we should be doing next.
Mom suggests to go see a psychic or medium.
So, we're gonna do it. We're gonna connect with Dad.
We're going to see a medium.
Hi, ladies. How are you?
-[both] Hi. -So who have we got here?
I'm Lucy.
-Hi, Lucy, nice to meet you. -And I'm Anna.
-[Lucy] Nice to meet you. -Hi, Anna, nice to meet you.
-[Anna] Hi, nice to meet you. -[Kellie] Come on through.
I think it's been about 12 years now since Dad's passing.
After his death, our bond got closer.
I know he's watching over us.
-And I know he's proud of us, too. -Yup.
So maybe we need to hear Dad's thoughts on how we live our life.
He'd understand why we are the way we are.
-He loved us no matter what. -Yeah.
Have you ever been to see anyone spiritual before for anything?
-[Anna] Mmm... -[both] No.
But our mom is a bit of a psychic.
-She reads-- -She reads our cups and...
-Oh, all right. -Yeah she's--
So you've got it in the blood already?
Now we're gonna speak to Dad.
-What's gonna happen? -Well, there's a gentleman here
that has quite a lot to say. [laughs]
-Um, so, yeah. -Who, Dad?
He's been here for quite a while.
What do you mean, he's been here for quite a while?
-Yeah? -Well, he's been here bothering me
since I've agreed to, to do this.
He does kind of make him, how are you making yourself known?
What's the Super Mario connection?
That's Dad, oh, my God.
[Kellie] Okay.
-Well, like, the hair, yeah. -He had, yeah.
-And he-- -He, that was his nickname.
[both] Mario.
[Lucy laughs]
-[Lucy] Yup. -[Anna] Yeah.
-[Kellie] Okay. -[Lucy] Yup.
-She was describing Dad, and I'm like... -[both] Oh, my God.
-This is really happening. -Yeah.
This is, this is real.
[Lucy] Dad reminds us of Super Mario.
-It's-- -That's something only...
[both] ...we would know.
It's a bit spooky.
Yeah.
What does he see us doing right now?
He thinks that you could be successful
-at whatever you put your mind to. -[Lucy] We know.
Just focus on one thing at a time.
-He says you're stubborn, like him. -[Anna] Mmm.
He says you're too focused on the very small things, all the time.
Have I done this? Have you done this?
Have I done this?
And while you're so focused on these small things,
which he says, are actually quite unimportant,
you're missing out on bigger things.
Can use his words?
He says, "You're being neurotic."
Your dad just wants the best for you.
He wants love, he wants joy, he wants you to have children.
He wants you to experience life.
Was there a joke that he used to make?
[Lucy] He didn't know which one was which.
So he would say "Which one are you? Who are you?"
He would just always treat us as, like...
[both] ...one person.
I have to say that he's apologizing for that.
He's saying that you,
you actually have that image of yourselves now, is that correct?
[both] We, we wanna be like one person.
We don't wanna be separated,
-or two people. -We, we don't mind that.
[Kellie] He does have a lot of regret.
For his part in not distinguishing between the two of you.
That may have resulted in this wanting to do everything exactly the same.
He is sorry.
Yeah, happiness is with my sister, that's--
-Yeah. -He's not saying you have to be without your sister.
You just don't have to be your sister.
He's saying that you need to have your experiences,
and you can have them together,
but it doesn't mean that you have to have them at the exact same time.
He's saying you have to do things differently sometimes.
[Lucy] This is life-changing information.
It's upsetting.
We're really quite scared, really.
-Mmm-hmm, no. -We don't want to be different.
We don't want to feel to be different.
-I don't want to even try it. -No.
-Even thinking about that gives me... -[both] ...anxiety,
He wants to stress that, the children thing,
he would love to have grandchildren.
You know, one might have a boy, one might have a girl.
Does that freak you out?
-Not necessarily. -Just as long as we have the pregnancies together.
[both] And experience...
[Lucy] ...the pregnancy together.
I think you could do it together,
I don't know if you'd be able to do it,
-To time it at the exact same time. -I mean, if we're days apart,
even a month apart.
But as long as we're pregnant at...
[both] ...some point together...
-[Lucy] ...we'll be happy. -He's talking about releasing the expectation
of control.
You're missing out on opportunities
that the both of you need to have.
-[Lucy] What does Dad... -[both] ...think about Ben?
He's a great bloke. Patience of a saint.
-Does he mind that we share a partner? -Yeah?
He's not altogether happy about that.
He likes the guy.
But it's not what he would have chosen for you.
He would have liked for us to have separate partners?
You're beautiful, grown women, he says,
but you can make your own decisions.
Our dad's opinion does matter to us.
[Anna] But we thought he understood our bond.
I mean, it's hard to hear that Dad doesn't agree with some of the things we do.
We feel like our whole world is falling apart.
This is the last thing we wanted to hear.
[groans in pain]
[doorbell rings]
[groans in pain]
-Hi. -Hey.
Nice to meet you.
-How's it going? -Good, I'm the sister.
Lovely.
-I haven't met you. -All right.
You come with a whole bunch of stuff.
Whole bunch of stuff.
My sister is having a home birth, a water birth.
She's, uh, having this labor all natural.
There's no medicine.
It's a very feminine goddess way to give birth.
And what's cool about this moment is that I'm pregnant too.
You know? And there's a comfort in that.
[Katlyn] Totally. Are you ready?
I think so.
-[Katlyn laughs] -I can't wait.
[Katlyn] Oh!
[bowl rings]
[Jessica] I know the labor is hard.
I've had a natural birth myself.
And I just hope that John steps aside
so I can comfort my sister in a way that he can't.
-[Christina groans in pain] -[Katlyn] All right, here we go.
[Christina groans in pain]
-[Katlyn] Good work, good work. -[Christina groans in pain]
[Katlyn] All right.
-[Christina groans in pain] -[Katlyn] Feel my touch.
[Katlyn] Yup, I feel the baby's head.
-[groans in pain] -[Katlyn] Good work.
-[Katlyn] Yup, that's the way. -[strains painfully]
[John] It's, it's so hard seeing Christina suffer like this.
I want to reach in and help her,
and rub her shoulder, whatever I can do,
-but I don't want to be in the way. -[groans in pain]
[John] Especially in the way of the midwife, or anybody.
I just wanna be there to help, whatever it is.
Really, I wanna be Christina's comfort, all the way.
Not Jessica.
[groans in pain]
[groans softly]
[Katlyn] Yup, take your break.
[groans]
So when I feel inside, I'm feeling baby's head,
It's in about that far.
-Okay? Baby's coming. -[mouthing]
[mouthing]
[Christina groans]
[Katlyn] Yes.
John and I put our issues aside, for this day.
But we're not healed.
[Jessica] I love my sister, so I'm hiding my true feelings right now.
But honestly, below the surface,
like, I know it's not done between John and I.
[groans in pain]
[Katlyn] That's right.
[groans in pain]
[Katlyn] You can do this.
[screams in pain]
[Katlyn] Good job.
-Christina, can I listen to the baby? -Mmm-hmm.
Okay, you just keep doing what you're doing, okay?
[baby's heart beats]
[loudly groans in pain]
-[Katlyn] Okay, you go it. Yup. -[Christina strains]
-[Katlyn] That's the way. -[Christina strains]
[Christina strains painfully]
[Christina strains]
[Christina groans]
[Katlyn] No, it, everything is coming out.
You got it.
It's no secret that women poop in labor.
It's...
...it's just what you do.
In my sister's last pregnancy, she actually got really constipated
so bad that I had to scoop the poop out of her butt,
so this isn't, like, a big deal to me. I don't care, like, whatever.
I don't, this, this, this,
I've already seen her poop, smelled her poop, touched her poop,
We poop together. I mean, this is nothing.
It stinks in here.
-Jessica, there's some spray right there. -Oh, sure.
Just one little [imitates a spritz]
[Christina sighs]
Just for her sake. We don't care.
-[Christina groans in pain] -All right, okay.
[Katlyn] Okay.
[Christina groans in pain]
[straining]
-[straining] -Jonathan, come here.
-You, yup. -[straining]
Now put your hands right down there.
-You can feel baby's head. -[Christina screams in pain]
-Yes, come on, baby. -[Christina strains]
You're doing great.
Good job, baby, good job.
[straining painfully]
-[straining painfully] -You can just feel--
-[straining painfully] -Good job.
[straining painfully]
You got it, you got it.
Okay, is that contraction over?
-Yes. -Okay, then stop.
Take some deep breaths.
-Oh, never mind. Head. -[straining painfully]
-Head. -[Christina screams]
[straining painfully]
Umbilical cord.
-Good job. -Yeah. Okay.
[straining painfully]
-Almost, baby, come on. Almost. -[straining painfully]
[Katlyn] Okay.
[John] Almost, baby, come on.
[straining painfully]
[John] All right.
-All right, Jonathan, lovely, can I trade you spots here? -Yeah, okay. Yeah, sure.
[Christina groans]
Okay, I'm just gonna feel if there's a shoulder.
All right, I'd like to roll around
-to your other direction. -[Christina groans]
Yeah, that's it.
-[Christina groans] -All right.
-[Christina screams] -Okay.
-[Christina screams painfully] -Just done.
[Christina strains]
God!
[baby sputters coughs]
-[baby cries] -You're my child.
Welcome, baby.
Okay.
Hey, buddy.
Hey!
Stethoscope, please.
Oh, his eyes.
Baby, you just so calm. He's so calm.
Is he okay?
-Yup, we have breath sounds. -[sighing] Oh, God he's just calm.
He's so happy to be--
-[baby crying] -[Christina cries]
You're okay.
[Katlyn] Yeah, just keep--
[Katlyn] Heart rate's over 100.
-[baby cries] -I know, honey, it's...
You had a little, tough little journey.
My little man.
[indistinct conversations]
You know I really don't get excited about [bleep]
And I got excited about the fact that you were gonna carry my baby.
I have no idea how we got here, I...
I just do not know.
♪ My heart can't take any more damage ♪
♪ Any more damage ♪
Oh, Lord, I need a drink.
Today, I'm meeting with Ashley.
We haven't seen each other in a couple weeks.
Ever since she got the e-mail about how much the IVF costs,
she's been slowly separating herself from me.
And I'm not understanding why.
In her words, to be exact, she said she'll just get a [beep] dog.
And then her missing my cardiologist appointment.
I don't know how to take it.
With Ashley, when things get rough, she runs.
And it's breaking my heart.
Twinkie.
Biscuit!
Hey, beautiful.
-Take my wig out. -Oh, nah, we donna leave that one.
You look too cute.
You got to leave it loose and long child.
Gotta leave it long.
Ooh, your hair is pretty.
It's been a minute.
It has.
I think it might have been the longest we went without seeing each other.
-Yeah, it's, it's been really weird not seeing you. -Yeah.
And I know that phone call...
that phone call was heated.
Yeah. That's not us.
That's not us at all.
-Like we, we are so much better than that. -Yes we are.
These last few weeks has been, like,
we both have been non-existent in each other's life.
We ain't really been talking. We ain't really been texting.
And I have no idea how we got here.
One minute, we are excited about my sister carrying my baby.
And then, the blink of an eye...
...we're fighting.
I've thought about it, and I don't want my financial situation
to hold me back.
If it's meant for me to have my baby, she'll get here.
All I can do is try.
I'm happy to see you.
I'm happy to see you too, biscuit.
-I've missed you. -I've missed you, too.
[girl] Thank you!
[woman] Thank you.
Ain't she cute?
-Who? -The baby.
Hey, beautiful.
How old are you?
I turned three yesterday.
-Oh, my God! -You turned three yesterday?
-[Vee] She is so beautiful. -[woman] Thank you.
-[Vee laughs] -Oh, my gosh.
I want my baby.
I'm gonna say something, I'mma, I'mma, let me, let me speak my truth.
Okay, go ahead.
I was upset.
But I had a chance to...
...think on it.
Pray on it.
-Everything on it. -Mmm-hmm.
And...
...I just feel like...
...I can't do it.
-Seriously? -And I want you to look, yeah.
I want my niece. I wanna spoil her, I wanna give her the world.
Mmm-hmm.
I just can't use my vessel.
As much as it...
...still bother me...
...that you referred to...
...my niece...
...in a sense of an animal.
It hurt me that bad.
But I'm over it. But it still a stain on my heart.
You know, when you upset, and you're mad, you're angry,
you may say [bleep] that you, you know, you really don't mean.
But...
...you know how I am with kids.
You know how I feel about kids.
Mmm-hmm.
I would never in life refer to them as an animal.
And I love my dog.
And that, that moment kept replaying in my head.
"Oh, I'll just get a, I'll just get a dog."
Sister, that did something to me, that hurt me.
And I'm, I'm over it, but I can't come back from it.
-You get what I'm saying? -I get it.
So I had to pull back,
Since I feel like, when you had been, like,
"I'm not gonna carry your baby because of a dog comment."
-No, it's not just the dog comment. -Since I feel like I've been,
since I feel like I would have been attacked
-And it was a lot... -I understand that.
-...there was a lot. -No, no, no.
I feel that dog comment...
You say you felt attacked.
I feel this now.
'Cause I'm not offering to carry no animal.
[Vee] I know she's hurt.
Absolutely.
But I was hurt, too.
I was sacrificing my body.
My marriage.
My relationship with my kids.
And to add insult to injury,
after everything that I done sacrificed for you.
You tell me you will get a damn dog.
[Vee] We just...
figure out what's next.
Call the surrogacy center. Do our research.
-And... -[Ashley speaking]
Like, yes, somebody else can carry the baby.
It's not the same.
Have you noticed I freaking get excited about [bleep]
And I got excited the fact that you were gonna carry my baby.
[Ashley] I'm very hurt.
Because if the shoe was on the other foot...
...I wouldn't let a comment stop it
because I know that's gonna make my sister happy.
The dog comment.
No, I would never.
I don't care how mad she made me.
Do I feel like she backed out on a promise?
Of course, I do.
I can't help but to think,
"Did you really have intentions on carrying my baby?"
Was it genuine when you said that or were you just saying that to me because
you felt like that was the right thing to say at that moment?"
I think that she was waiting on the excuse of trying to find
some type of reason to back out.
[Vee] Let's just say this.
If we don't find a surrogate within the next six months,
we revisit this situation.
Okay.
And if I can get recleared,
I will consider again carrying her.
No. I do not believe her,
that we'll revisit this in six months.
The last time I was crying like this,
she told me she was going to carry my baby.
Now look what that got me.
The one person I was expecting to not let me down was her.
And she did exactly that.
I'm sorry I'm getting upset.
But I think just thinking about the day to day is what's hard.
Now you're making me feel like a bad guy for even telling you.
[Jordan] I'm not trying to make you feel like a bad guy.
Like the second you and Derek move out,
are we gonna be as close as we were?
Hey, do you want me to get you something to drink while I'm in here or a snackie?
Uh, just some water, ice water.
-Iced water? -Yeah.
[Randi] All right, coming right up.
[Derek] Thanks, babe.
I have been married now for about three days.
My wedding was perfect in its own way.
Jordan did an amazing job with the wedding planning,
orchestrating the whole thing.
I know, it's like a castle.
[Randi] I vomited multiple times.
-[Randi coughing] -[woman] Are you really throwing up?
[Randi] Forgot my bouquet while walking down the aisle.
This ring is a token of my love for you.
I am yours today and forever.
[Randi] And tripped and almost fell on my face after saying "I do."
-[gasps, screams] -[Derek] Jesus.
-[Jordan] Did you faint? -What happened?
[Randi] Despite the hiccups along the way,
it was nothing short of amazing for me.
I honestly wouldn't change a thing.
Jordan did amazing.
-Hey, Della. Come here. -Come here.
-Cone on, baby. -Come on, baby.
-Good girl. -Good girl. You wanna watch a movie with us?
[Jordan] Hey, Randi.
-[Randi] Hmm? -Can you come help me pack
and like, pick all my cute vacay stuff out?
-Now? -Yeah. Please.
[Randi] My sister is officially coming with us on the honeymoon.
And while I am happy and excited,
I can't help but just be overcome with all this stress and anxiety because...
Jordan still thinks that we're considering moving out,
but it is for sure happening. It's a 100% thing.
[Derek] Hmmm.
If I help her we'll get done quicker.
Okay, I'll just wait out here.
I've given this a lot of thought
and I've prayed a lot about it.
And I know as a married woman,
and my sister being married, this is the right decision.
As children, we had a certain idea, this twin dream.
But things change as you get older.
Everyone changes.
And I just know it's gonna be better for our relationships
with our husbands if we're in separate houses.
Okay, so...
One, two skirts.
One, two dresses.
How many pair of sunglasses are you bringing?
-Like, two. -How many pair of panties?
-Like, six. -Oh.
Can you come sit over here?
[Jordan] Okay, you're kinda scaring me.
What's up?
So, basically, Derek and I have made the decision.
We are gonna move out.
[Jordan] How soon?
Like, we're already gonna look at houses
-next week. -You're already looking at houses?
We're gonna look at houses. We haven't looked at houses.
I thought y'all were just kinda mentioning it and it would fizzle out.
I didn't know it would actually go forward with it.
Randi telling me that she is for sure moving out now
is definitely the hardest pill I've...
...I'll say ever had to swallow in our relationship.
My sister and I's master plan was to always live under one roof with our spouses.
So the fact that my sister's moving out now,
it'll be like a piece of my heart is leaving.
It will be pretty like a culture shock to me
to not be around her every day.
I mean, I know we've always had this twin dream.
-You know, living together forever. -That's what I was thinking.
-But... -So, I thought you'd like,
just completely forgot about it.
I haven't forgotten about it.
But I do feel like a lot of the time,
I am neglecting Derek and hanging out with you.
Which I love to hang out with you, but I'm saying,
as a couple, we wanna get our own place that's ours
and make it ours.
I feel like, don't you know deep down it had to happen some time?
But neither of us know how hard it's gonna be
until the day y'all are moved out
and the first morning we wake up without the other here.
It's gonna be a big change for both of us
and I'm sorry I'm getting upset.
But I think just thinking about the day to day is what's hard.
Now you're making me feel like a bad guy for even telling you.
[Jordan] I'm not trying to make you feel like a bad guy,
but I can't try to act okay when it is emotionally...
...sad. It's sad.
For me, I just never wanna lose the bond
and I'm not gonna lie that one of my biggest fears is...
the second you and Derek move out,
are we gonna be as close as we were, like...
That's the hardest part for me is thinking about that.
[Randi] We used to have a master plan.
And it saddens me to break that up.
But logically, we do need to have a bit of separate lives
with our husbands.
I would understand if we just never got married
and Jordan and I lived together.
Sisters together, forever.
But we have husbands now.
We can't just think about each other,
we have to think about other people.
Are we good 'cause I need to go.
-Like, can I... -Oh, yeah. Sure.
I don't know what life is gonna be like when she moves out of this house.
I'll be absolutely heartbroken and that scares me.
Derek's probably like, "Where the heck is she?"
But I haven't given up yet.
I have an entire honeymoon to talk my sister
into not leaving and moving out.
[Jordan] All righty, thank you.
Was it good or...
-Very emotional. -Emotional.
It was exciting to speak with Dad
but what he said shook us to the core.
He doesn't like the way we live our life.
He doesn't like our lifestyle.
[Lucy speaking]
-Hello. -Hello.
-Oh, hello. -[both] Hi.
-Hello. Hi. -Hello.
-Hi, Mom. -Hi, Mom.
♪ Not gonna stop no matter what ♪
♪ Keep on fighting, never giving up ♪
[Ben] How're you going?
-It was pretty intense. -Yeah.
It was exciting to speak with Dad
but what he said really shook us.
It shook us to the core.
He doesn't like the way we live our life.
He doesn't like our lifestyle.
We just did not expect to hear that.
Was it good or...
-[Lucy] Very emotional. -[Anna] Emotional.
[Lucy] We're a bit confused.
She said Dad's full of regret.
[Anna] And he's sorry for how he
[both] treated us.
And didn't treat us like individuals.
He wants us to live life together.
-Yes. -But maybe sometimes,
-not share to the extreme. -To the extreme.
Share experiences maybe separately
-Sometimes. -[Ben, Jeana] Yeah.
Dad says, "Stop being
-Obsessed. -...obsessed with doing the same things all the time."
-We still can be the same. -But just don't do it to the extreme.
"You don't have to be identical all the time."
-and that was really hard to hear. -Yeah.
Like, if Dad was still here, how would we be?
-How would life be? -Be?
-Would we have been a bit more different? -Yeah.
We we have been, become more individual?
-We don't know. -We don't know.
But this is just how we're living now. We don't know.
[Lucy speaking]
And what did you say to that?
-Our way is to share a partner. -Partner.
I think, maybe...
Dad was trying to say,
in some ways in our life he doesn't agree with.
He's blaming himself.
It's just how we are, you know what I mean?
-Why we are the way we are. -The way we are.
What do you mean how you are? How are you?
The way we are, we wanna live like one person.
So?
But the closeness in you,
I, uh, personally...
I don't see it a problem.
Is it wrong to be so close?
I don't think so.
It's love.
It's what you feel about Ben, it's, you know.
I'm a bit surprised at Jeana's reaction
to what the girls are telling her about the medium.
I don't think it's a big deal if the girls wanna try new things.
It might even be good for them.
The situation you're in now with the babies
and, you know, your lifestyle.
You wouldn't change anything.
Or would you?
Through having a conversation with this person.
-Maybe not... Think about. -Maybe that's something we need to think about.
-We're very confused right now. -Now.
-Yeah. -So I mean, there's been like, a lot of information
-at us tonight. We don't... -Yeah.
-We just need time to process everything. -Time. Yeah.
-Mom doesn't want us to change. -Yeah.
-Mom's happy for us to do what we're doing. -Yeah.
-And live life like this. -Yup.
We're taking on board what Dad has to say,
but it would be in our own way.
Yeah, we'd like to still do it in
-our way. -Yeah.
I know you want us to live a fulfilled life
and you're worried about us.
Worried about marriage
-or babies. -Babies.
Dad doesn't want us to regret anything
-like he has in the past. -Past.
-He just wants to make sure that... -We don't have any regrets.
I'm not questioning this relationship.
I know I'm happy.
I'm just asking you
to be honest with yourself.
Are you happy with these decisions that you're making?
I think right now we are.
But there could be room for growth.
[Ben] Are you willing to change?
[Lucy] Maybe small steps.
-[Anna] Maybe small steps. -[Ben] Yeah.
What if you had a bite of this pizza
and you had a bite of this pizza?
-Oh, no. No. -No.
What about if I had a tomato and you had a tomato ten seconds after?
[Lucy] Okay.
[Ben] Yeah?
Oh, you're gonna wait are you?
See how long you can wait.
[Anna] Think it's been ten seconds.
-[Ben] What? -I'm gonna go.
We normally eat together, but...
-But I'm not happy how we've left it just then. -Yeah, no.
Because next time we need to make it even.
-Then go on, get another tomato. -Okay.
-[Lucy] Make sure they're the same. -Same.
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Five.
Six.
Seven... Eight.
Nine... Ten.
-[Lucy] Okay. Yeah. -[Ben] Baby steps.
We did it.
-[Lucy] Well, we did it. -[Ben] Yeah.
So now we're equal.
Yeah, so that was a big change for us.
That was major for us.
-'Cause we would never do that. -We would never do that.
We don't know what our future holds. We don't know what's next.
We will take what everyone said.
And then maybe baby steps from us.
-Little changes. -Yes.
♪ Can we do it all again ♪
Hey, these are the little things you need to sorta push through.
-That's enough now. -Yeah, that's enough.
[Anna] We're just gonna halve them. Here, mate.
[Lucy] Are they the same?
♪ Can we do it all again ♪
-[Christina] Okay. -[Maclain strains]
Okay, hold on.
[Maclain whining]
I just wanna say something.
♪ Feels like I've waited all my life ♪
[John speaking]
-[Christina speaking] -Really get in there.
I mean, Christina. It looks, like, perfect.
♪ Yeah, we kiss. I think I'm loving you ♪
[Jessica] He's got so much hair.
-[Christina] Mmm-hmm. -[John] It's so dark.
[Christina speaking]
Out of all my labors this, you know.
Maclain was the most painful labor.
Um, it maybe had something to do with the fact that he's nine pounds. [laughing]
But I feel a connection to him.
A very, very unique one.
And I felt it the minute I held him in my arms.
How did you feel, John, when she was, like pushing
and she was in that pain. Like, what did you feel like?
I was, I don't know.
[Jessica] Did it make you really like, "Oh, my God."
'Cause I mean, Christina, it was... [clicks tongue]
-It was emotional, I think. -There were a few times I got really sad.
-[Jessica] Me too. -And I just wanted, like...
I mean, there were times where I was like, "I don't wanna do this anymore."
[Jessica] I know, and that's when I was manifesting and saying,
-"You got this, the baby's coming soon." -[Christina] Mmm-hmm.
I kept putting out the vibe, like, come on, spirit. Like...
Fast labor, fast labor.
-I was chanting it the whole time in my mind. -Yeah.
-I wanted... Bless you. -[Maclain sneezes]
[Jessica chuckles]
[Christina speaking]
[John] Hi, little man.
John and my sister. Oh, my gosh, I'm so proud of them.
They, they did so well.
Like, I really felt like they supported me in their own unique way.
The way I need it, you know?
I got to have my husband there.
But I also got to have the comfort.
And the comfort that only my sister can give me.
At the labor of my child.
I'm just so blessed that everything happened
exactly how I felt it would
and the way I've always wanted it to.
[Jessica] Aww.
-Okay. -You wanna grab him, John?
-You grab him and you can hand him to her? -Mmm-hmm.
[Christina exhales] Come, be cuddled.
[Jessica] Okay, hold on.
-[Maclain straining] -I know, hold on.
[Maclain whines]
[Jessica] I've never seen a cuter baby.
-Oh, my gosh. -[John] I know. I was sweating.
I just wanna say something.
I thank you, John, for being so good with her.
And loving her.
Such a good support through her pregnancy.
I've seen you step up and be,
like, such a man
and so devoted to my sister.
And so, I just wanna say thank you.
I've literally watched you.
And I've been so, I've been so amazed.
Thank you.
-I feel safe knowing she has you, you know? -Yeah.
You know, Jessica has kinda said these things to me before
but this, this moment feels real.
And this is a dad moment.
This is a moment that I didn't think I'd get.
Uh, I think she only helped my dad moments feel more special.
And then it made it even more special when I was able to hand it to her.
Hand him to her, and uh, sorry.
Because I don't know. Just it made me feel good to have her have that moment.
And give it to her, give him to her.
[Christina] The moment that I've been waiting for.
That I knew existed.
It just sucks that we had to go through all that [bleep] to get us here.
But at the same time, I think we all learned something very valuable in it.
You know, that at the end of the day, like,
family's gonna be there, like...
At the end of the day, it's okay to be close to your sister.
-Because, look, I needed her, you know? -I'm so...
-And I'm so thankful that she was there. -Mmm-hmm.
I'm so, like... And John.
You made the cutest baby.
You too.
I'm going to accept
and love the man
that my sister is choosing to love.
I'm gonna do it for Christina.
And I'm definitely gonna do it for the baby.
Okay, here.
Here's your baby.
You can hold him for a little bit.
I just, my body hurts.
Now it's your turn. We're gonna get you through your pregnancy now.
Yeah.
I'm so excited, 'cause now it's Jessica's turn next
and now we're gonna have two new babies.
-Two new husbands. -[Jessica chuckles]
-Oh, my God. -Oh, my God. Weren't we just here?
Our sisterhood is at the best it's ever been.
There's no man coming in between us anymore.
There's no lies, no secrets.
We are at the place of how we used to be.
Like we've been here before.
And then everything fell apart.
We're gonna do it different, right? Like you said, we're not gonna 'em run off
and you're not gonna get in my relationship.
-Right? -It's just scary.
'Cause this is how we scared off our first husbands.
When, you know, when we're this good,
it can also get bad.
I guess we're gonna find out if these men are strong enough to handle us.
Mmm-hmm.
-'Cause we're not gonna change. -That...
-...is so true. [chuckles] -Mmm-hmm.