[laughter]
♪ No one's gonna see me coming ♪
- Get ready for the grandmother
of all reunions...
- Hi. - Hi, everybody.
- Because this time, we're bringing our moms.
- I love you.
- The last reunion was epic.
all: Cheers!
[both screaming]
[laughter]
- [screams]
- But this year's reunion is off the charts.
- The love for my family!
- Oh, my God!
- [laughs]
all: Surprise!
- Hell, no. Hey, hey, hey, hey!
Hey! Hey! You trash!
- Your mama trash.
- [bleep] you!
- I'm so sick of this [bleep].
It's my [bleep] kid!
- You're so [bleep] strong, I don't have to worry about you.
- It's not about you.
- [bleep], are you delusional?
- Don't hurt nobody.
- It's time for double mama drama.
[cheering]
[atmospheric pop music]
- ♪ I know some people ♪
♪ They would die for me ♪
♪ We run together ♪
♪ They're my family ♪
♪ I'll stay forever, my family ♪
- ♪ I'm at it again ♪
♪ I'm back, I'm back ♪
♪ I'm at it again ♪
♪ I'm back, I'm back ♪
♪ I'm back now ♪
- Whoo! No kids.
Last year, all the moms got together for a reunion.
And I could only be there for one day
because I'd just had a baby.
[all screaming]
[interposing voices]
I had FOMO, which is, like, fear of missing out.
I was like, oh, my gosh, I want to be there.
What are they doing?
So I thought this time,
I want to be the one to put something together.
We're headed to the mountains.
- ♪ La-la-la, living my best life ♪
- We were all teen moms.
And despite overcoming that challenge
to become the women we are today,
we still have issues that jump up.
So this year, I decided we need to bring our own moms.
All right, I need some Trulys and a tube.
I want to go floating down in this river.
- Yeah, look at that river.
- I truly think it'll help us get to the bottom
of these issues that keep bubbling up in our lives.
- So why did you pick Oregon?
Did you investigate?
- First of all, I thought, like, OK,
somewhere in the mountains would be cool.
We always go somewhere, like, tropical or beachy.
And, like, if we're in the middle of the woods,
we probably won't get kicked out.
- That's true. - Because
for a bunch of moms, like, we go hard.
- ♪ Big, big energy ♪
♪ Big, big energy ♪
- Very cute, Cate. - I know.
- ♪ And we ain't gonna stop now ♪
- The view's really pretty though
with all the mountains and stuff.
- ♪ And we ain't gonna stop now ♪
[bright music]
- That's so cute.
♪ ♪
Wow, they made a tower.
How long you think that's gonna last?
Maybe two seconds.
The welcome party is absolutely stunning.
Everything was set up to a T
and super pretty and elegant.
It's just how I imagined it, so I'm excited about it.
- ♪ This is our arrival ♪
- Here we are.
- ♪ So let it all begin ♪
- Did you guys miss me?
- Wow. - You ready?
- Yes, I'm totally ready.
- Last reunion, I was recently engaged.
I had just had my son, Ace.
This is gonna be interesting.
- This is beautiful.
- Now Ace is one. Ryder is five.
And Zach and I are weeks away from getting married.
- I'm super excited.
- I wonder who's here. - Yay.
- Not that fake-ass "yay."
[laughter]
And now, here we are.
It's just a little nerve-racking
now having my mom with me.
- I want to drink. I want food.
I can't wait to see everybody.
- You hit me with a "yay." [laughs]
- How freaking pretty is this place?
- Good job, Cate. - Isn't it cute?
- Mine and Cate's relationship has had its ups and downs,
was a roller coaster for a little bit there.
Well, [bleep] you. How about that?
- I didn't even do anything wrong.
- Ms. Perfect. - I never--
I'm not perfect. - Ms. Perfect.
- I'm not perfect, and neither are you.
- I never [bleep] said I was, bitch.
- I asked my mom to come and sit here.
I just want to reestablish my boundaries with her,
you know, which was like, I don't want to be
around you when you're drinking.
And I don't want my kids to be
around you when you're drinking.
- But it's leveled out.
And we're at a good point.
Of course, all relationships need work.
What I'm striving for is to always have a good,
great relationship with Catelynn.
- I'm excited to see
all my girls. - I'm impressed.
I knew you'd do good. - I can't wait.
- This is awesome. - It's so cute.
- I'm excited to spend time with Cheyenne.
And I'm hoping for some good mom therapy.
I'm hoping for good mom conversation
with the other moms.
Maybe I can help.
I'm a peacemaker.
My God, look at this. - Yeah.
It's so nice.
Hi, Cate. - Wow.
- Hi.
I'm finally at this one!
- Aw.
- How are you? - Mmm.
- Cate, you look beautiful.
- Oh, thank you.
- Hi.
- We give hugs. - Yes.
- Who's coming to this party?
- Whole bunch of people, girl.
Whole bunch of people. - Uh-oh.
- I'm scared. [laughter]
When I think about how I acted last season
and I just replay a few little scenes
in the back of my head...
Let's have some [bleep] fun!
Let's talk some [bleep] fun, bitch!
You shouldn't have done that.
But overall, I think I was pretty good.
I think I was great.
Are you guys excited to be here?
Are you nervous? How do you feel?
- I'm excited, a little nervous.
The unknowns are nerve-racking, but--
- Right. It's slightly nerve-racking.
Right? - Yeah. Yeah.
- After the last reunion we had
and coming into this one,
I feel like all that anxiety
of what is about to happen is still here.
I definitely think it's gonna be more dramatic
because our mothers are here.
It's like two different layers or levels of, like,
confrontation happening.
- I'm excited to be with my daughter.
- That's what I said. I get to spend
some one-on-one time with my daughter.
I don't get to do that very often because she's busy
with her own little family, you know, so.
- Right. I'm excited to meet you...
- Yes. - And the other moms.
I don't really know a lot about the other moms, but...
- Me neither. - I guess I'll find out.
[laughs]
- Roxanne, remember when we looked over
at that mountain when we walked out of the airport
and it had snow on it?
Look at all the mountains. - Mom, put on your seat belt.
It's beeping. - Oh, OK.
I forgot.
- Who the hell gave you that Icee?
- She wanted one. - I got it in the airport.
[laughter]
- A lot's changed since the last family reunion.
The last time I was here, Sean was in rehab.
Now engaged.
So we'll be getting married next year.
Kind of crazy.
- Me and Jade don't really get to go out and do that,
you know, by ourselves because we have our own lives.
- Or the kids. - We both work.
And we all--you know?
- We can't hang out for too many hours in a row in a day.
- Yeah, not really, because we're just alike, so.
- So my mom's here,
which is scary. [laughs]
Do you have my house key?
- Uh-huh. - Yeah, I want it back.
- God, you've got a [bleep] attitude.
I'm ready to get out of here.
I can't stand that bull[bleep].
- What the [bleep]?
You're in jail? - Please, Jade.
Yes, [inaudible] the extra $500 and I'll pay you back.
I swear to God. Please.
- What the [bleep], Mom?
I don't have $500 right now.
Why do you keep running your mouth?
- Shut up, Jade, talking to me. - Why do you keep
running your mouth? - Because I'm sick
of you disrespecting me.
- Get the [bleep] out of here.
- [bleep] you, Jade. You don't talk to me like that.
And I'm your [bleep] mom! - Get the [bleep] out of here.
- Have some goddamn respect.
- Just stop! Go! - No.
You never talk to me-- - Get out!
Me and my mom today,
we get along pretty good.
I definitely don't want to hurt my mom's feelings at all.
I just know my mom gets on my damn nerves.
- Look at this.
It's like the forest over there,
but then some parts is like the desert.
It's crazy how one side of the road's like the desert,
the other side's like a forest.
My relationship with Jade is good now,
but it's been rocky in the past.
So for the last year, I feel like Jade and I have
been getting a lot closer and, you know,
building our bond back like we used to have it.
- How many moms are here?
- Uh-- - I don't know.
- Sorry your mom can't make it, Amber.
- Yeah, me too.
So my mom wasn't able to come
to this "Teen Mom" Family Reunion
because she has so many medical issues.
But I know that I'll get something
out of this whole experience.
I think it's gonna be really fun.
- Roxanne, I'm so glad to see you.
- I know, girlfriend. - People realize though
how long me and Briana have been friends
because people act like we just became friends out of nowhere
off Family Reunion or something.
She's shaved my cooter cat.
- [laughs] - Hey, I know my girl.
- I'm getting a Brazilian butt lift.
- Do you think you could fix yourself,
or you need assistance? - Yeah.
[laughter]
- Bri, you're a good friend.
When I saw you bathing her, I was like,
wow, look at my daughter.
- Roxanne, if I go get it done,
you gonna shave my cootie for me?
[laughs] - Of course I would.
- My mom's here.
This is going to be crazy.
I don't know what to expect.
I don't know what's gonna happen.
I don't know if there's any issues between the other moms.
Like, I'm-- I can't control my mother.
- You don't even know what it's like to have a dad.
- I'm telling you right now, shut the [bleep] up.
- We're fine. Lower your voice.
- It's n--[bleep] that [bleep].
- No. - [inaudible]
- Stop. - Shut the [bleep] up.
- Stop. - Shut the [bleep] up,
mother[bleep].
Briana feels that I have
to learn to be less involved.
It's about time. She's pushing 30.
- Are we here? - We here?
- This is our party spot?
- Are you guys excited? - Yeah.
- Yes. - I'm excited
to see everybody. - "Teen Mom" Family Reunion.
- I think we both need the space
so we can try to find out who we are.
- Do we go down this way or down that way?
That's not a path.
- Oh, look, there's the balloons.
- The [bleep] snakes could be here.
- She said snakes. - [bleep].
- Come on, Roxanne.
- Hi.
- Hello.
- Oh, Jade, Bri.
- Hi. Oh, my God.
[laughter]
- I [bleep] can't, Jade.
- I'm excited to see all the moms.
- Hi. Girl, you're glowing.
Oh, my God.
- These settings are fun.
It gives us a chance to really connect and bond
and lean on each other.
- There's wine over there. There's some waters.
There's iced tea. - Yeah, you don't
want me on wine. I'ma get a water.
- She's allergic to liquor.
Every time she drinks, she breaks out in cuffs.
- [laughs]
- I really don't know the moms.
I'm not really sure what to expect.
- I feel like walking into this one,
it's almost like, are we back at square one?
Are we--you know?
- I honestly don't know if Ashley's coming.
But since last season,
there's been a lot of weird Internet drama.
We all made a pact that we wasn't gonna
talk [bleep] about each other on the Internet.
- No more social media?
- [laughs] - No more social media. Uh-uh.
- People are still gonna hurt each other's feelings
sometimes, offend each other sometimes.
It's going to happen.
- Yeah. - The point is,
don't let the public set it on fire.
- Just text or call each other.
- If there was anything that we wanted to discuss,
we would go to each other privately.
Everybody else on the franchise has done that
except for Ashley.
So I feel like there was, like, trust broken.
And I don't think...
I even want to fix it, to be honest.
- With our moms being here, it's like--
- It's a whole different thing. - It's another level of, like--
I don't know.
To me, with my mom being here,
I'm, like, on guard.
- Same. - Are you guys nervous
for the other people that are coming?
- I am.
- I actually like all the girls
and their moms,
except Tea and Ashley.
Mind your business.
Tea is a very fitting name.
She talk a lot about the tea,
everybody else's business, on social media.
Talk about your own daughter. How's that?
- ♪ Didn't see you coming ♪
♪ ♪
♪ I didn't cry when you left ♪
- Maci! - Maci!
all: Hey!
- Welcome to the party.
- Hi. - I'm so happy to see you.
- Looks like the gang's all here.
- I'm by myself, yet again.
- Yeah, what the [bleep]? I was hoping she would come.
- My mom is not gonna be here this season.
I'm really sad about it. She's not able to come.
She--her and my dad are on a vacation.
But I'm kind of hopeful that maybe the other grandmas will,
like, adopt me for the few weeks.
[laughs]
- Cate, is this everybody that you invited,
or are more people coming?
- ♪ Watch out, I'm on a role now ♪
- I think last reunion, I got to know
all of the girls a little bit better.
I wouldn't say I grew closer.
But I have no words for Briana.
I have no words for Roxy.
I'm here for everything else and everybody else.
- Are you ready?
- I am ready. - I don't know.
- What are we getting ourselves into?
- I don't [bleep] know.
Three days before coming here,
Bar went to jail.
He missed a court date,
and so they arrested him.
And so basically, he's just gonna talk to the judge,
figure something out, and he should be out.
And things should be good.
It's so nice here.
- It is. It's beautiful.
What would I like to work on with Ashley?
- I don't know. She might have
some stuff to work on on me.
She told me the other day
that I wasn't accountable.
So maybe she got beef with me.
You know what I'm saying? [laughing]
I don't know.
[dramatic music]
- Ashley!
- I don't know who the drama's gonna pop off with,
but I'm just saying, whenever it does,
I'm very much the person where it's like, you guys,
we just need to all get along.
We are too old for freaking drama.
- Hi. - Hi, everybody.
- Hello. - Hi, you guys, hi.
♪ ♪
- To be honest, I'm trying to keep my composure.
I don't want to start anything
'cause I don't even think it's worth it at this point.
So am I gonna say hi to Ashley?
Probably not.
♪ ♪
- Ooh, there's champagne.
- Ooh, nice.
[upbeat music]
- This is Amber.
My mom is excited to meet you.
- You look gorgeous as usual. - Aw.
- I don't know anything about Roxy.
Her and my mom have had some words
because I was having words with Briana.
Briana said she would spit on Kail,
so I made a comment that said,
"Ain't nobody spitting on nobody.
This is going too far."
Briana didn't like that,
and so it turned into a whole [bleep] thing.
Roxy felt the need to jump in.
And then my mom basically told Roxanne to keep her mouth
off of matters of, you know, the younger girls.
I don't really play those type of games
when it comes to my mom.
And for that, I will get all the way out of character.
So I hope that Roxy can keep it cute and mute
when it comes to my mother
because that's one button that I will allow to go green.
[dramatic music]
- You can definitely cut the tension.
It is just so awkward.
And I'm just waiting for somebody to attack.
[indistinct chatter]
- All right, I wanted to say,
you guys, I wasn't here for the last one,
but I'm super glad to be here.
I'm glad to have the moms here.
I think that's super cool.
I hope that we can have fun with each other,
get to know each other better,
maybe some stronger bonds.
I just, like, want to have fun.
And I just really appreciate all you guys coming.
I really hope that maybe we can all just
maybe learn something new about ourselves,
maybe us girls learning something new about our moms.
Also I'm nervous about, like,
what's going to come up between me and my mom.
Is there anything that's gonna come up?
Like, it's more a fear of the unknown, really.
Uh-oh. You guys, I got a text.
"Hey, it's Coach B. So happy you made it to town.
"Really looking forward to jumping
"into this reunion with you all.
"Vans are pulling up shortly.
Make sure you have a comfy-- comfy pair of shoes."
- What the [bleep]?
- What?
- I'm pumped to see Coach B again.
I haven't seen her since the last reunion.
I felt like she did great work last time.
She checks us, that's for sure.
I'm not 17 anymore.
- Marriage and parenting is grown folk business.
- Yeah. - So when you start to allow
your younger self to come in, it's a wrap.
- All right.
Let's do it.
Y'all know me. I love an adventure.
- Where are we going?
How far away are we going?
What are we doing?
No idea what's coming,
but we're on our way.
[dramatic music]
[laughter]
That's what I'm hoping.
Get your running shoes on,
we may have to mind that buffet.
- She better leave me alone. [laughter]
That's what she better do. - Leave me alone.
♪ ♪
- [sighs] - What is this?
- I don't even know what's going on.
- Oh, hell no.
- Oh, [bleep].
- Hell no.
- Holy [bleep].
- [screams] - Mom.
What's going on?
- Hello, Coach B!
- [screams] - There she is.
- Hi, ladies. So good to see you again.
all: Hi. - Hi, Coach B.
- Hi, pretty girl.
Welcome. Welcome.
- I'm excited to see Coach B, and I'm scared
because Coach B don't miss a beat.
Coach B will call you out.
She knows how you're feeling.
- You have the mindset of you being in trouble.
That means that little boy in you comes up.
- Mm, [bleep]. - And she goes
into mama bear mode. - Mm-hmm.
- Because when you emasculate him,
it's really the feelings you feel towards your dad.
- I already know that she's bringing the heat.
She's bringing the tools.
- Hi, moms. Welcome.
This reunion, we are gonna
jump right into things literally.
We are gonna identify your fears.
We are gonna acknowledge them.
And we are gonna rid them once and for all.
Oftentimes, what happens is,
you ladies get to the edge of a lot of what you want,
and then you stop, and you don't take that leap,
you don't take that jump.
And things like fear and other things
and issues that are intergenerational,
are issues that you're still going through
and experiencing today, is what's holding you back
from not getting to where you want to be.
Now, there's a saying,
crucify your fear, and every door opens up.
You see the bridge that we're standing on?
- Yeah. - Yeah, we are gonna jump
out of our fears off of this.
- I know Coach B was telling to face your fears,
but any fears I done lived with this damn long,
they're going to the grave with me, baby,
because--[laughs]
I'm not riding that [bleep].
[laughing] Uh-uh.
- There's where you are,
and then there's where you want to be.
And the only thing in between that is fear.
When you get out on the end of this ledge,
you are going to scream out
what fear you're gonna be jumping out of.
And then you're gonna jump.
Who wants to be the first courageous one?
♪ ♪
- Oh, no, I'm not bungee jumping.
♪ ♪
[dramatic music]
- Who wants to be the first bold one, courageous one?
♪ ♪
- I will. - Damn.
- Amber, let's go. - Wow.
- Amber, she just straight up is like, I'm going first.
I'm like, wh--what? Excuse me?
[cheering]
- Let's go.
[cheering]
all: [chanting] Amber. Amber. Amber. Amber.
- I am shook that Amber wants to be the first to go.
I'm like, OK, Amber.
I didn't even know you was-- you was getting down like that.
- So what is it that has been holding you back?
- My fear is that me and my son are not gonna
have the relationship that we had before.
- And what was that relationship like before?
- Completely beautiful.
- What was the big fear disparity
that caused the relationship to demise?
- It hasn't demised yet.
- OK. - That's my fear though.
- Ooh, that it will?
- Yes.
He has relocated to a different state.
- I just talked to Amber.
She sounded really sad.
Andrew gets to take James out of the state,
which he more likely will.
- I never thought that this would come to this.
- It's really unfair, all of her work
that she's gone through to even be, like, here now.
I did reach out to her the other day.
I told her I loved her.
- Having Leah in my corner right now,
it just makes me feel amazing.
- What has separation done to you in the past?
- It's made me have to work a million times harder
just to keep a relationship with people that I love dearly
and to show them that I love them that much.
- So you ready to jump from where you are
to where you want to be?
- Yes. - Let's go.
Let's go.
[cheering]
[interposing voices]
So proud of you.
[laughter and chatter]
- My fear is that what happened with my daughter, you know,
is gonna happen with my son, and he's not gonna understand
because he's so young like she was,
and we're gonna drift apart.
And that's the thing that I don't want.
So I'm gonna have to work, like, extra hard
and make sure that we don't.
- Amber, are you ready?
- I'm ready.
- All right, Amber. - All right.
- All right, you guys.
- Come on, Amber.
- Take in this moment.
Think about what it means to you.
- Amber, you got it.
Believe it.
- It's a long [bleep] way down.
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
- The love for my family!
- Amber!
[cheering]
- Oh, [bleep]!
I wasn't expecting that.
That just made my heart [bleep] fall.
- Wow. - Oh, my God.
She just went for it.
- She just went for it, no reservation.
- Oh, my gosh. - Right?
Oh, my goodness.
- Wow.
- I think jumping off the bridge,
it was more feeling free.
And there's so many people out there
going through the same thing.
You've got this.
- That's it, Amber! Whoo-hoo!
- Feeling just the world around me
and understanding that I was so small.
And that it's OK.
- Grab that handrail. Stand up.
[cheering]
- Don't even play.
Wow.
- Me saying this is my fear, I was able to let go.
For me, that was a release.
It was clearing my mind of something
that wasn't happening yet.
I still have my relationship with James.
It's a fear, you know?
It stops us from doing so much.
I'm never gonna stop fighting for me and James' relationship
no matter what.
- Are you jumping?
Why? - Because I don't want to.
Like, maybe next year when I do more things, I'll be ready.
But I feel like right now, this just isn't my speed of things.
You know? - Yeah, that's OK.
- I appreciate the metaphor of, like,
oh, this is how you handle fear.
And I had no problem supporting
the girls that wanted to do it.
Sometimes people need to be the cheerleader.
[chuckles] Whoo!
- All right, ladies, so who's going next?
OK, Bri!
[cheering]
Yes, yes.
OK, let's see.
What fears are you jumping out of?
- Oh, I don't know. I'm just tired.
- Tired of-- - Tired of--
I don't know, everything.
I feel like I got to take care of everybody in my family.
It's just too much pressure.
- So you're jumping out of being the one
that has no one to help them
as much as you happen to help others?
- Yeah, I don't want to be everybody's person.
- Backbone? - Yeah.
- I barely even have my own.
- [sighing] Oh, my God.
- OK, so you're jumping out of the fear
of being alone and not having the support
that you give others.
- Yes. - Could that be what it is?
- It pains me to hear my daughter, Briana, say that.
- All right. You can do this.
You can do it.
- Because I got pregnant so early,
I feel like I don't know who I am.
I put myself on the back burner
to make sure that my kids were OK, my mom was OK.
And I think now, I'm starting to wake up and realize,
like, no, I don't want to continue
living this life for other people.
I want to, like, live life for myself.
And I hope my mom can also see that I need that.
- Perfect. And we'll just pull this up like a pair of pants.
- I'm terrified.
I'm literally terrified.
- Ugh. I can't, I can't, I can't.
- Is my mom OK?
- Where is she?
[dramatic music]
- Why is my mom walking off?
I'm the backbone for everybody in the family,
and it's a lot of pressure for me.
But I definitely need my mom right now,
and she completely walked away.
What's going on?
I'm like, girl, I could be dying.
Like, can you say bye? Can you give me a hug?
Like, this could be my last moment.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Yeah, look, here we come ♪
♪ Why they hiding, what? I'ma ball like... ♪
- Ugh. - Is she about to leave
and not watch me jump off this bridge?
I definitely need my mom right now,
and she completely walked away.
I'm so confused.
- I can't, I can't, I can't do that.
[tense music]
- Are you OK?
- Yeah. - Yeah,
but you didn't even say bye.
- Yeah, but I don't even want to see you go.
That's scary. You're not scared?
- Duh.
- I can't take it, my anxiety.
No, it freaks me out. It makes me want to cry.
- Why? - I don't want you to go.
- Don't cry.
- Are you OK? - Mm-hmm.
- I don't know if I can watch Briana jump off of a bridge.
The fact is that it's very scary,
that is so far down,
feeling like she might get jolted up.
Accidents happen, OK?
- How does it make you feel?
Your mom is, like, showing up and showing out for you
after you said you're jumping for the fear
of not having a backbone.
It starts somewhere.
- Yeah. - And this is a start.
Your mom is saying, I got your back.
- Always, always. - Look at that.
Come on. Are you serious?
- She knows without a question of doubt.
- But knowing and you telling her and showing up,
that's, like... - It's two different things.
- Two different things, Mom.
- We got this. You got this, mama.
I got you. - Wow.
- Briana never has to worry.
I'm your mother, and I will always support you
and back you up 100%.
- I have to go back to the van.
I do not feel good.
- Ashley is not feeling good.
Her system is upset.
We got to go back to the car. We're out.
- I didn't even notice that Ashley and Tea walked off.
But honestly, I'm trying not to pay attention to Ashley and Tea
because I don't want my mood to be in a F-ed up place.
So I don't really care if Ashley and her mom left or not.
- Just gonna hook you up right here.
Got one carabiner.
- Let's go, Bri!
[interposing voices]
- Yeah, Bri, yeah!
[midtempo music]
- Right there. All right, yep.
You're gonna keep your eyes up on those mountains.
You're doing really good.
- Oh, my God.
- Can we get a countdown for... - Go, Bri.
- Yeah! - Countdown for our jumper?
- Go, baby! You got it!
- Come on, Briana. You're jumping
into everything you want to be.
Let's go. - Whoo!
[upbeat music]
- Let's go!
[cheering] - Oh, my gosh.
Oh, Lord.
[interposing voices and laughter]
- That ain't me. Hell no.
♪ ♪
- Jumping off that bridge released
so much pressure for me.
And I feel like me being able to let go of all that control
and just release, it's something that I feel like
I can take on through other aspects of life.
So I think that was the perfect activity to start off with.
- Yeah, Bri! - Let's go!
[cheering]
- Welcome back.
- I am [bleep] proud of Briana,
jumping off that bridge with those straps.
Yeah, no, she did good.
She's a badass.
And to see her confront the issues, she's brave.
- OK, ladies, so who's gonna go next?
- I haven't seen Ashley.
I heard somebody say she wasn't feeling well.
So I don't know if she's just trying to avoid
the group setting or if she actually is sick.
- Me.
- Let's go.
- Maci's a very competitive person.
And like, she'll literally try anything once.
So I'm like, of course, leave it to Maci.
- Yay.
- What fears are you jumping out of?
- Myself.
- What part of yourself?
- More or less just control.
- The fear of losing control or letting go of control?
- Letting go of control.
I have a hard time asking for help
because when I got pregnant as a teenager,
it was my decision to keep my child,
and it was my responsibility.
But I know that Bentley wants a relationship with Ryan,
so I really hope Coach B can help me to reach out to Ryan.
Fathers are very important.
Everyone needs their parents.
- All right, let's do this.
Let's do this. - I'm [bleep] terrified.
[laughing] This is so scary.
Bungee jumping has always been on my bucket list.
I've always wanted to do it.
And I want to be so thrilled.
But truth be told, I'm, like, halfway [bleep] my pants.
And I'm like, all right.
Well, if you [bleep] your pants,
you're gonna [bleep] your pants off this bridge
'cause you're doing it.
[bleep].
- Let's go, Maci!
- Maci!
- [shudders]
Oh, [bleep]. - Let's go, Maci!
- I love you! - Let's go, Maci!
- You're doing great, Maci. Just keep your eyes
on those mountains, all right?
- OK. - Yeah.
- Mace, come on. You're doing this for yourself.
Let's go.
- Okay. - Yeah? All right, here we go.
Three, two, one, bungee.
- [screams]
[cheering]
- ♪ It's time to break out ♪
- [laughing]
It's so peaceful and quiet.
I'm seeing all the rocks and the trees and the river
and all-- I mean, it's stunning.
That was amazing.
- Yeah! [laughs]
- Y'all need to do this.
- I just got my boobs fixed.
I don't want to break them so soon,
so bungee jumping is out.
- It's wonderful.
Zero regrets, none at all.
This activity is really showing us
how to face our fears head on in the best way.
- Are you not gonna do it?
- Oh, my God, I can't.
- Why?
- Too scared.
- Cate. - I don't know.
I don't know, Coach B.
- The whole point of this is to do something
that you are afraid of.
- What if my tits come out?
- Then guess what?
Then you're really facing some fears.
Then you're really getting rid of some stuff.
I love what you're doing right now
because this is how you process life.
You overthink it. - Oh, yeah.
- And then you think yourself out of the good stuff
or out of the opportunity or out of the decision...
- Mm-hmm. - Like you're doing right now.
You're overthinking yourself out of it
because you're thinking of the what ifs and not what--
what comes from it, the benefits
of what can come from it. - Yeah.
I don't want to jump off this bridge.
Like, I'm full of, like, anxiety, fear.
Like, I feel like I tend to always get stuck
in my comfort zone.
And I don't ever want to, like,
go past that nervous, scared feeling.
So for me, there's a part of me that thinks--
sometimes I'm like, oh, that might be, like, really cool.
Will you regret it not doing it?
And then another part of me is like,
nah, your two feet are good on the ground.
- You helped me with everything.
And you showed me, like, different ways
to get past my [bleep] that I didn't even know.
I just feel like, you know, when I jumped,
like, I felt like I was releasing so much
that I knew that she would benefit from it.
So I mean, I really feel like it would be something
that she would not regret afterwards.
I know you can do it.
- Talking to Amber, I'm thinking, like,
why not try something once?
Like, people put these things,
like, on bucket lists for their lives.
Like, just get up there and try.
- Cate.
- I don't know if I'm gonna do it.
- You're gonna do it. It's gonna be great.
[tense music]
- Coach B, Amber, and Maci are encouraging Catelynn to jump.
- I'm literally having a panic attack.
- It's OK, breathe.
- I don't find it encouraging.
I find it to be peer pressure, but OK.
- Just breathe.
- You will not regret doing this, I promise.
- You're jumping out of fear itself...
- Pretty much. - And the fear of the unknown.
♪ ♪
- I'm absolutely terrified.
♪ ♪
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- When you get up there, whether you jump or you don't,
you're doing this for yourself.
- OK.
Don't think twice about it.
Just steady walk off.
That's literally the only way I'm going to be able
to jump off, is if I just walk off of it.
- Game time, Cate.
This is about you, no one else.
- I really want Catelynn to do this.
She would regret not doing it,
but she wouldn't regret doing it.
Go, girl. Go, girl.
- Believe in yourself, Cate.
- You already know what--you already know what you can do.
You already been through it.
- Are you OK? - No, not really.
I'm kind of mad 'cause she didn't want to do it,
and then you talked her into it.
Oh, my God.
- Don't look down. Just walk right off the edge.
- Just walk right off. - Here we go.
- Are you serious? - Just walk it off. Here we go.
Just walk it off. Here we go.
[upbeat music]
- [screaming]
- Yeah! Yeah!
[cheering]
♪ ♪
- She just walked right off.
- Let's go, Cate!
- What? Yes!
[interposing voices] Yes!
♪ ♪
- [sniffling]
- Good job, Catelynn!
I'm proud of you!
You got bigger balls than your mom!
[laughter]
Once she jumped, I was like, holy crap, my kid.
And then I was pretty proud of her at that moment.
- Let's go, Cate!
[cheering]
- Whoo!
- You did that.
- Good job, Cate!
- I'm proud of you, kid.
- I'm so, like, overwhelmed with all these emotions
and feelings and I think adrenaline.
And literally, the only thing I could think to myself is,
like, I have a great freaking life.
Holy [bleep]. That was crazy.
But it was pretty [bleep] awesome.
- I know it was.
- It really was. It really was.
- They were like, she just [bleep] jumped.
And I said, she had to. She'd still be standing
up there right now. - I really would.
That's the only way I'd be able to do it.
- Me too, I would have-- - I just had to walk off.
- And just do it, yeah. - Yeah.
- Good job. I'm proud of you.
- Oh, thanks.
- You scared the [bleep] out of me.
[laughter]
I almost started crying.
I was happy for her. She looked thrilled to be--
to have done it, so.
- All right, ladies, so, so proud
of all the ladies who jumped
and the ladies and mamas who didn't
and grandmamas who didn't jump.
This was more than just about jumping
off of a bungee rope.
This was about how you show up
when fear comes into your life.
And whatever processing, emotionally and mentally
and psychologically, you went through
when you knew you were about to jump, take inventory.
That's how you show up when fear comes into your life.
I'm gonna be poking, and I'm gonna be prying.
And you know, this reunion's gonna be different.
We're gonna jump into a lot of stuff, so be ready.
The reunion has literally just begun.
- Yes. [cheering]
- I feel like we're starting this reunion off with a bang.
I can already tell that it's going to push us
in different ways that we might've not have thought of.
- This reunion is starting off crazy.
It's insane. Bungee jumping day one.
Like, what? What are we gonna do next?
- ♪ We're gonna lose ourselves tonight ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
- ♪ Hey ♪
♪ This is how we roll ♪
♪ Get ready, start the show ♪
- We finally get back from bungee jumping.
Obviously, none of us can wait to see
where we're all gonna be staying.
- Run! Run!
Go inside!
- ♪ I got you, copy that ♪
♪ Oh, don't you want to chat? ♪
- Cute.
- Fire, fire.
- [gasps]
Looky, looky, looky.
- We finally see our common area
where we can all hang out.
It's really cute.
♪ ♪
- Oh, there's a hot tub.
- A hot tub? - Shut up.
- Yes! - Oh, my God.
- It can't fit all us bitches in there.
[laughter]
- The cabin is so cute.
There's games, places.
We have a kitchen, outside areas.
Like, this is definitely a place
that we can all hang out.
So I have a surprise.
[cheering]
OK! - Let's hear it, Cate!
- Cate tells us that she has another surprise for the day.
And all I'm thinking is,
hopefully, Farrah doesn't walk in.
- Hi. - Uh-oh.
- Good to see you.
- [laughs]
[tense music]
♪ ♪
[doorbell rings]
- Wait. Who is that?
- No way.
♪ ♪
[dramatic music]
[doorbell rings]
- Who is that?
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hey, girls.
- Ah! - Hi.
- Surprise, bitches.
"Young and Pregnant" is here.
- I'm doing good.
- Surprise. [laughs]
- I'm Tiffany. - Nice to meet you.
You're Catelynn's mom? - I am.
- Yes, nice to meet you.
- I really am super excited to see, like,
"Young and Pregnant" girls walk in.
- Cheyenne's mom, right?
- Yep, yep, yep, yep. - Nice to meet you.
- Me and Kayla have always been close since we started
"Young and Pregnant" off together.
- Welcome to the "Teen Mom: Young and Pregnant" reunion.
Please welcome Jade,
Ashley, and Kayla.
[applause]
- I missed you. You look good.
- With all the "Young and Pregnant" girls
being here, I know some people don't get along
with everyone, so I'm kind of eager to see
how this all plays out when we all get into a group.
- Nice to finally meet you, Maci.
- I'm Maci.
- I know who you are, girl.
I'm Tiffany. I'm Kiaya's mother.
- So I invited Kayla and Kiaya.
I think it's important that I get to know
these "Young and Pregnant" girls
and build these bonds with some of the people
that I don't know in this big "Teen Mom" family.
- You look cute. - Look at you.
How are you?
- Hi, I'm Kiaya,
and you know me from "Teen Mom: Young and Pregnant."
Jade got moved from "Teen Mom: Young and Pregnant"
the year that I joined "Teen Mom: Young and Pregnant."
I'm excited to meet everyone,
but I'm not too, like, fond...
of Ashley.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[indistinct chatter]
- You can feel the negative energy coming
from Kiaya and Ashley from the very beginning.
- I don't know why Kiaya has an issue with me.
I think it's just popular to have a problem with me
because I've never had a problem with her.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- I'm not that fond of Ashley because she got on Instagram
and made, like, this long-ass post about me.
And I was like, sis, what are you doing?
I don't feel like I can mingle
knowing that I feel some type of way,
because I feel like that would be fake of me.
- My friendship with Tea, it didn't last long
because we got into it online because our children,
Kiaya and Ashley, got into a argument,
and Tea interjected herself.
And so I was defending my daughter.
And we haven't talked since.
[indistinct chatter]
- Oh, hello. How are you?
- How are you? - Nice to see you.
It was some bad blood there.
♪ ♪
- I'm ready to say what the [bleep] I got to say
because I feel like some things need to be said
and not just keep being swept underneath the rug.
- I'm gonna do me. And if she wants to do me,
we can do us, and if not, she can stay away.
♪ ♪
- This season on "Teen Mom: Family Reunion"...
- Here's to us being amazing parents
and doing better than what our parents have done.
Love you guys. - Cheers.
- Ooh, [bleep]!
- [screams] [laughter]
- [shrieks] - Oh, my God.
- Kiaya and nature does not mix...
[shrieking]
At all.
all: Surprise!
- Look at my baby go.
I'm impressed. [cheering]
- I'm really excited that my mom is here.
I, like, want her to just open up and have a good time.
- This reunion, we want to work
on the intergenerational issues.
- I guess, as a kid, I would have loved
to have gotten more quality time.
- I'm sorry I didn't give you that, Cate.
- Chey often mirrors her mom towards you.
She's gonna need a man.
- I always kind of feel like the girl
that cried wolf with my feelings.
- I had a great exercise with my mom.
That's something that I think we really needed.
[screaming and laughing]
- [bleep] my [bleep], Ash. - [spits]
- Watching Ashley spit,
like, on Briana was [bleep] disgusting and weird.
- They took my mother[bleep] drink away from me.
I'm gonna beat somebody up right now.
- This is your [bleep] mom. Just a bitch.
Don't [bleep] hang up on me, you piece of [bleep]!
- Your daughter's a bully!
- I'm coming for your mother[bleep] ass.
- [bleep] you, and [bleep] your mom.
- I'm not sure how we're gonna come back from this.