- ♪ MTV ♪
- I'm Tami Roman.
I have been cheated on before.
You [bleep] my man when I was married to him.
I even wrote a book about it.
And I've made it my mission to help
suspicious lovers catch their cheating partners in the act.
Hold up.
- Hey, you brought this to my place of business?
How dare you? What is this?
- Oh!
But catching a player is not a one-person game.
- We all know he's been lying to everybody.
- Together with my relationship coaches...
- You have to say, I'm gonna step up and do what's right.
- And stealthy investigation team,
we won't stop until we find the truth.
- They think they slick?
Well, we slicker.
- Are you ready to see the footage?
Once our investigation is complete,
the suspicious lover can team up
with the partner's other lover...
- Are you willing to, like, team up with me though?
Because I would like you to do this with me.
- Oh, [bleep].
- Or take down both of them in an undercover ambush.
- Who the [bleep] you think you are?
- Why the [bleep] y'all got cameras in my mother[bleep]--
what the [bleep] is wrong with you?
- Cheaters, beware.
[dramatic music]
- The truth doesn't cost anything.
There was a pregnancy scare.
But a lie could cost you everything.
- You gotta fundamentally say, I'm gonna be different.
- You know I love you? - You love me?
Act like it.
- And I never did [bleep].
- We can't even figure out what the [bleep]
is going on in here.
- Tami! Tami!
- Nobody should think they're better than anybody else,
because you've all [bleep] been played.
And that's just the truth.
This is "Caught in the Act: Unfaithful."
- ♪ How will I know if he really loves me? ♪
♪ I say a prayer with every heartbeat ♪
♪ I fall in love whenever we meet ♪
♪ I'm asking you 'cause you know about these things ♪
- Hello. How are you?
- How are you today? - Nice to meet you.
Such a pretty girl.
So you reached out to me because you think
that there might be some infidelity
in your relationship with Memphis.
- I gotta know.
- And I'm gonna help you find out the truth.
But I wanna start from the beginning.
Where are you from?
- I'm from Memphis, and I'm a dancer.
- OK.
- I came back to Atlanta with a home girl that was working
with me back in Memphis.
And we went to the club together.
She introduced me to a guy.
And it was her cousin. And he bought us a drink.
So he was really, really, really consistent.
Man, look.
Don't look like that to me, cause listen, this is what
made me fell in love with him.
When I went to his house, he did not touch me.
Do you know? He made me feel so comfortable.
Like he didn't-- it's like, I don't want that.
He just wanted to get to know me.
- OK.
- And so, you know, it just went from there.
And we were, like, inseparable. I didn't even go back home.
I actually left everything there and--
- You came down for a visit?
- Uh-huh. - And then just stayed?
- Yeah. I feel like, I can be myself.
He accept me for who I am. - Yeah.
- Me being a dancer, it's hard to find love.
- Right, so he was really putting in the work?
- Yeah, he was. - OK, gifts?
- With gifts. - That's it.
That's the clincher right there.
- It was the gifts.
- What kinda gifts was he giving you?
- I mean, like, I've got multiple cars.
- Not multiple cars? - Mm-hmm.
- A ring.
And this is an engagement ring, even though he didn't--
you know what I'm saying, like, say it outta his mouth.
But it was on Valentine's Day, so...
- OK, so I feel like, if you give me a ring,
I need to know what it means.
- Well, Tami, in my head, I already knew what it meant.
It meant you wanna marry me.
- OK. - So--
- How long have y'all been together?
- Almost six years.
- Oh. - Yeah.
- When did he give you the ring?
- In February of this year. - Of this year?
- OK, so you was with him for five years.
And then, he was like bam, bam.
- But, Tami, I'm gifting too now, OK?
- OK, what you doing?
- You know, I like to add another party.
- OK.
- Yeah.
- So y'all be having threesomes?
- Yeah.
Not like that now, you know?
He gotta to, you know, earn.
You know, you earn it, you doing good,
you know you gonna get it.
- That's like a treat? - Mm-hmm.
- So then, what has happened that has changed the dynamic
of the relationship?
- Um, I just felt like this one lady
that he call his sister, Keisha,
she's recently divorced.
When she went through whatever she was going through
with her ex-husband, like, his phone calls and text messages
picked up heavy from her.
She started to call, like, lately.
And, like, he'll go in the other room.
And then, you know, I be wanting to get the tea.
When you get off the phone, you been on the phone so long,
now I can't get the-- you know what I'm saying?
- But they are friends.
- Not like that.
- You said this is like his little sister.
- Not to me.
Because I've met all the other friends
and all the other sisters, but not this one.
- OK. - Never, you know?
So I don't like that. I need to know what's going on.
- Has there been any other interaction
that has been questionable between him and Keisha?
- Well, other than that, her inviting him places
and not inviting me.
- And that's what really makes you feel
like there's something going on between the two of them.
- Of course, because I'd be like, I wanna go.
Well, I don't think, you know what I'm saying?
- Oh, so he makes excuses as to why you shouldn't go?
- Mm-hmm.
- I wouldn't know if he's with her because I'm at work.
You know what I'm saying? I dance at night.
I see when he leave the house. You know what I'm saying?
Because we got the alarm code.
We got the alarm system on our phone.
So when you set the alarm to away,
I can see when you left the house.
And so I get home and you still not there.
- Ah, OK.
- I just need to know, like, you're
not out here just sleeping, like, with other women
without me.
You know, anything outside of me is cheating.
So yeah.
- What would you do if you found out
that Memphis was cheating?
- I would leave him.
- Really?
- Tami, let me tell you this.
I'm young, and I don't wanna waste the rest of my 20s on,
you know what I'm saying, somebody
that I don't know who they truly are.
It would really break me.
It would, like, break me down. I ain't gonna lie.
- You wanna find out the truth of what's going on
before you decide to say "I do."
- That's a fact.
- OK.
That's good enough for me.
- Thank you.
- Now, if you will give me permission,
let's try to figure out if he's bringing somebody home.
Because you guys live together? - Yeah.
We live together. - OK.
- And you want the alarm systems?
- Yes, I want it all.
Because this is what I'm thinking,
I can have my investigation team,
boom, wire the whole house.
- That'd be perfect.
- Then that's the way we'll approach it.
And I'm gonna let you go.
I ain't gonna hold you.
I'm gonna go head on and call my investigation team
and get them on the case.
And I'll call you if we find out something.
- OK. - All right?
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
Thank you for coming in.
- Thank you so much. - Appreciate you.
- All righty. - OK, little threesome queen.
I see it. I see it in action.
I see how it's going down.
- ♪ Yuh, I've been working late night, late night ♪
♪ Cup of coffee right before I take flight, take flight ♪
♪ Me and you, we ain't the same type ♪
♪ Yeah, I know what's up ♪
♪ Business, you ain't even on the same flight ♪
♪ Got the girls and we sliding in the rental ♪
♪ Let them know we don't need no favors ♪
♪ It's me and my girls and we're walking ♪
♪ Like we're famous ♪
- I want a camera here for the wide angle.
Boom.
- This is a great spot for the picture frame camera.
Then we just turn it on.
- Perfect, and then, I would do the--
oh, the lamp camera.
Grabs that couch.
And I think that covers pretty much everywhere that--
- Yeah, I think so. - All right, partner.
Let's go.
- OK.
Now, we're heading back to Mimi's,
where the house is rigged and, hopefully, Memphis is home.
So we're pulling up to the house now.
- Yeah, this is great. Jen, right here.
- Right now, we have two eyes on the house.
So what I typically do, my background's
in law enforcement.
I'm concerned with our safety as we
sit here like sitting ducks.
We don't belong here with binoculars.
- Right, we just wanna be kinda incognito.
- Whoa. - Whoa.
Nice.
- He is gonna blend in with the background
with all that green.
- Wait, he's taking. He's going.
Stand by, stand by. Don't go right away.
- I'm not, but I'm gonna need you to take over recording.
- Got you.
- No, you're good, you're good. - Yeah.
- Aw, [bleep]. Who is he kidding?
- Oh, he's going left.
Here we are.
- All right, he's going in. - There he is.
You brought the glasses. - Yes, there you go.
- OK. - Hit the side twice.
- OK, so hit side to turn them on.
This is going to give us a nice, wide angle.
I'm going in. - Gotcha.
I got your back.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- OK, I'm sitting down, and I've got eyes on Memphis.
And somebody's got his attention.
- He's out. He's out.
He just stepped out of the restaurant.
Here's Jen.
- You kept my seat warm for me?
Oh, there she is.
- That's Keisha. - That's her?
- Yes.
That's her.
I recognize her from the freaking photo.
- That was her. - Yeah.
- That was 100% her. - Let's follow him.
I don't want to end it yet. Let's go.
There he goes. There he goes.
So Keisha is not with him.
We could say that safely.
- I think we can. - All right.
- I think it's safe to say that in terms
of catching him doing something with Keisha,
that's a big fat fail.
- Let's just keep tailing.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- We know he's here.
- He's here with his cousin. - Here we go.
Memphis tagged Rah on his IG.
"At the pool hall with my cuzzo."
I have my hidden camera here.
I'm going to zip this up.
This is my favorite camera.
- So yeah, head on in there. - All right.
- See what you can find. - Wish me luck.
- All right, stay safe.
[laughter]
- Looks like Memphis is leaving now with his cousin, Rah.
There she is.
- Hey, let's hit--
He just left, let's follow him. - Oh, we're staying on him?
- Yeah.
- Well, what was going on in there?
- Rah was exchanging numbers with these girls.
- So these two could be a team.
- Yes. - And Rah gets numbers.
- He seems really nice to everyone the same.
- Rah's into chicks. So that's all we got.
- Yeah, but maybe he's into watching chicks.
- But not his cousin.
- OK, back home.
- Yeah.
- Well, we've got cameras set up in the house.
It's a really good location.
- Yeah, we got the house covered.
- I mean, he's with his cousin. What are we going to get?
- Oh, [bleep].
- What?
- Ew.
[bleep]
- He's grabbing things.
- Oh, [bleep].
[laughs] Let me ask you something.
What cousin does that?
- ♪ This, this some of that good Louis ♪
♪ A little more cash, a little more cheesy ♪
♪ Little more "can't get that past me" ♪
♪ A little more action, I got needs ♪
♪ Some of that good Louis ♪
- Hi, Mimi.
- Hello, Tami. - How are you?
- Good seeing you again.
- This is Coach Ken.
Want to introduce you to him. - How are you, Coach Ken?
- Good to meet you. - Have a seat, love.
- OK.
- You look so pretty.
- Thank you, you too.
- When you left the other day,
we agreed to surveil Memphis to find out what's
going on in your relationship.
And now they have sent me the footage.
Coach Ken is a relationship expert
that can help you process any emotions
you may be feeling after seeing all of this stuff.
- And the biggest thing that I don't want you to do is,
you cannot internalize what's happening
as though it's your fault.
- OK. - You sure you want to see it?
- I want to see it. - OK.
We follow Memphis, and we surveil him.
He ends up at this restaurant to meet this young lady.
That's the Keisha you were speaking of.
- It's a little-- it's too many giggles for me.
Like, I don't like all-- you know what I'm saying?
It's like, y'all like each other.
So it's not giving--
- But if you notice, Keisha has her own man show up.
- Hm.
And then Memphis leaves.
That was her man that came in.
- OK, so you said that's her man
that showed up to meet them?
- Mm-hmm. She had her own guy.
- And that wasn't a brother?
- No, that wasn't her brother.
I don't kiss my brother on the lips.
I don't know about you, child. That ain't something I'm doing.
And we continue to follow him and surveil.
- OK.
- He ends up at the bar, and it really just
looks like guys night out.
He was pretty interactive with that person
that just walked across though.
- That's his cousin. - That's his cousin?
- Rah.
- Rah, OK, OK. - Yeah.
- Is that his real cousin?
I didn't know if it was another one of those moments.
- No, no, no, this is blood, real cousins.
- Oh, blood real cousin?
- She stays at the house.
- Oh, OK.
And so they are blood related, and they go out often?
- Mm-hmm. - OK.
All right, hm.
- Yeah.
- OK, well then I'm going to show you the next clip.
We follow Memphis to this pool hall,
where he's, again, with Rah.
- [bleep], he said [bleep] both of them?
- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
- That's why I asked you what their relationship was
because it seems like Rah is very hands on
in helping him secure other females.
- No, Tami.
- Why I wanted to know your relationship with Rah.
- This bitch is smiling in my mother[bleep] face.
You know what I'm saying?
You're like-- you're playing it cool,
and then you're playing along right with him.
- They left the pool hall, they go home.
- Oh, no.
- You told me that's your cousin.
- Ooh, that hurt.
- You're missing the best part.
- I don't wanna look.
Oh, no.
I thought Rah was into girls.
- So when Rah comes to your house
when you go to work...
- I know you're [bleep] lying.
- This is what happens.
- Man, I can't believe my eyes.
- Almost got pregnant.
- Keisha, she's out of the picture.
She got a whole man. It's the cousin.
- Because that would have been the last person.
- It can't be no cousin though.
You know what I'm saying? It got to be a fake.
- They mentioned pregnancy in jest.
As though, oh, you almost got that pregnancy scare.
So it's been going on a while.
- How often was Rah actually around?
- Rah would pop up.
He would be like, I'm so upset.
She just popped up. I got to go pick her up.
And then she's always stayed in the guest room.
She don't even live [bleep] here.
She lives all the way [bleep] six, seven hours away.
You hear me?
- That was all to make you comfortable
so that Rah could be around more often.
- Yep.
- And a lot of times, when people are cheating,
what they'll do is they'll create a narrative
about the other party so that you
would not suspect that anything would be going on.
Just like you didn't suspect it.
- He was [bleep] this bitch in my house.
He was [bleep] her.
Touching on her [bleep].
You know what I'm saying?
[bleep] on [bleep] probably.
And then it's like, damn.
Let me think back.
Let me think back to when I first met this bitch.
How long have y'all been playing me?
Oh, God.
Oh, my God.
I feel like I want to pass out right now.
It's like I feel extra--
I feel extra played.
- I know you loved him.
- I'm done, but I deserve answers.
- You do. - I deserve answers.
I feel like, I just need to know, like--
because I feel like my time's been wasted.
- Right.
- There are two options here.
One is we can go to your house,
wait for Rah to be by herself,
and then you can have a one on one conversation with her.
Then the two of you can team up and approach Memphis together.
Or you can wait until they're both home,
catch them in the act, and that's what
we like to call a takedown.
- I want to do the second one.
- Then that's what we'll do.
- OK. - I'm going to contact my team.
I will call you.
And when Rah and Memphis arrive there,
we'll come get you and take you straight to them.
- I'm ready.
- OK, sweetie. - OK.
- When you leave here, don't work up an anger.
Please don't blow the spot up.
Let us do our thing so that we can help you navigate it.
- OK. - OK?
- OK. - Come and give me a hug.
- Thank you so much. - And I'll call you later.
- ♪ Yeah, slayer make ya favorite player ♪
♪ Look like an amateur ♪
♪ Lightning strike when I hold them like Excalibur ♪
♪ Ridin' flames to the championship ♪
- Mimi.
- Hello.
[dramatic music]
- Now, the way this works is my investigation team
has completely wired your house.
They assured me that Rah and Memphis are at the house.
- What we have to do is get to the core of that deceit.
He's had variety in the relationship.
Now, why would you want to go outside of our construct,
what we put together?
- We ride in this vehicle because it's
equipped with a monitor so that we can actually see
everything that's going on in the house before you go in.
- OK. - And I know you're pissed.
And you said, I'm pissed. It might not come out right.
But that's OK.
- I just want to confront the both,
and see them face to face, and look them in the eye.
- We're going to get this information and this tea.
- Yeah.
- That's what we're going to do.
So we're here.
- OK. - OK?
- So let's see what's going on in there.
They're real cozy.
- "If your girl was here, she'd be going crazy."
- Oh.
Tami.
- I think she's just not supposed to be here.
- That was enough for me.
That's enough for me. - You gonna be calm?
- Yeah. - OK, Ken.
- OK.
- We gon' be watching you. We gon' be right here, OK?
Don't go in there acting crazy.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- Hey, what y'all got going on?
What y'all got going on?
No, let me go! - Hold on.
- [bleep] your cousin, bro!
How you supposed to be her cousin, bitch?
That bitch supposed to be his-- [bleep], ho, you a fake-ass ho!
How are you? - [bleep]
- You think it's gonna calm down?
- No.
- All right, come on.
- [bleep] you mean, bitch?
Bitch, please!
- Hey!
- Hey, hey, hey, hey. - Please!
- Hi, everybody.
- Where the cameras come from?
- OK, ladies, ladies, I would like for y'all to be quiet,
so I can talk to Memphis.
Memphis, my name is Tami Roman, and you are on a show
called "Caught in the Act: Unfaithful."
We put a surveillance team on you.
We found out that you were involved with Rah,
who is supposed to be your cousin.
- Why would you--bitch!
- Let me tell you one mother[bleep] thing!
I have asked y'all nicely to be quiet.
We can't even figure out what the [bleep] is going on in here
because y'all two is acting like [bleep] banshees.
Memphis, your ass has caused all of this.
This woman came to my office because she's
in love with you, is supposed to be
in a relationship with you.
We surveilled you and found out that you
were in a relationship with Rah,
who's supposed to be your cousin,
as Mimi knows it to be.
And that's why the cameras are here.
[tense music]
- We surveilled you and found out that you
were in a relationship with Rah,
who's supposed to be your cousin,
as Mimi knows it to be.
And that's why the cameras are here.
- That's crazy.
- And that's exactly what I'm saying.
Like, let me get over there and let me talk to him.
I want to talk to him.
- You're good over there where you're at.
Can't get no assistance, keep that distance.
- Memphis, let's move to the table.
- Come on, Rah.
- You could be real pretty if you don't act like that.
- You can participate in this [bleep] conversation
if you are not going to be like that.
- I ain't gonna be like that.
- Come on, Memphis, let's go.
- I just got some questions.
- And I got some answers.
- No, I need to go right there.
- You can't even, come on?
You're mad, you're mad.
- I want to leap across the table.
- Come on, leap. I want you to leap.
Come on!
- Memphis, Mimi has some real questions
that she wants to get answers to.
- I came to Tami because you were
acting a little different, you know what I'm saying?
Like, I know how close we were.
Like, we always tell each other everything.
- What did you tell me?
- I just told her how happy I was, and how we are,
and what you do for me, and just everything.
But it's just like, now it's just like,
I understand how it is, and it's a big slap in the face.
- She believed that you were doing something.
She thought it was Keisha.
We realized what she didn't think.
That it was Rah. Hell, I'd be blindsided too.
- Mm.
- Literally, you can get this.
You can get that.
- I ain't gonna throw it.
- Question number one.
- Question number one, how long y'all
been having this going on?
How long have y'all been pretending like y'all cousins
while I'm around?
- I plead the fifth.
- You plead the fifth? - So you can't choose?
- You don't want to be able to tell the person
that you're supposed to be in a relationship with?
- I got to answer that? - Yes, you do.
- And if you don't--
- Girl, sit your ass down. - Bitch, please.
I'm finna rock your ass. - Come on.
- This is an A-B conversation. You can see your way out.
- European eyebrows having-ass ho.
- Bitch, dirtball-ass ho. - Dirtball?
- Hold up, hold up!
How long, Memphis, has this been going on?
- Man, I knew Rah way before Mimi.
- Like, what--when this--
OK, but I'm standing-- but I'm standing!
- What the [bleep] is your problem?
- But I'm saying though.
- Let's have a seat.
Let's have a seat. Listen, let's have a seat.
- What are all the cameras [bleep] for?
Y'all blasting me? I'm on blast?
- Yeah, you are on blast.
- Why you have to go against the grain like this, Tami?
- Because when somebody comes to me
that wants to know what's going on in her relationship,
I'ma always ride for mine, OK?
- I heard that.
- She thought it was your little sis, Keisha.
So she was completely surprised that it was Rah.
- So y'all been watching me with Keisha and all that?
- Yeah. - That's crazy, that's crazy.
- Yeah, I know she loves you. Legs open very easy.
- Your legs was open too, Rah.
- But this is loyalty right here.
This is loyalty. This is--ain't no secrets.
We hold each other's secrets, you feel me?
- I feel like the only way I'm going to get the truth
out of you is to have a one on one conversation.
- I ain't got no problem with it.
- Come on.
That's crazy.
- Bugged my house, that's crazy.
- We know about the pregnancy and all that.
- Wow. - Mm-hmm.
[tense music]
- Come in the kitchen.
Come on, Memphis.
- I'm mad [bleep]. I'm livid.
I'm so [bleep] mad.
- I mean, y'all bugged my house.
That's crazy. - We did.
- That's crazy. - We did.
We know about the pregnancy and all that.
- Wow, wow. - Mm-hmm.
- Are you willing to tell me how long have you been
in a relationship with Rah?
- I knew her before.
We were doing stuff before Mimi.
Rah ain't been with no-- I was the first for Rah.
I was the first one with Rah.
So that's why. - Absolute first guy.
- Yeah.
- Mimi thought you all were just cousins.
- That was a title being said. It wasn't actually family.
- Was it a title to fool everybody?
- To fool these mother[bleep].
- Wow, wow.
- This was a secret that we had.
This was our [bleep]. You get what I'm saying?
- But can you imagine how she might have felt?
Because she thought that you only liked females.
You only like women. - I do.
I only like females and Memphis.
- Oh.
- Yeah. - It's women and Memphis.
- You're damn right.
I've been here before her.
I'ma be here after her.
I was here with the other ones.
I'll be here with the next one.
- Rah's my friend, my love, everything.
She's just like, your homeboy.
Go get her. I like her.
Bring her home.
- What Mimi used to do.
- She used to do. You said the keyword.
Used to do that. Why are you going to stop?
- Mimi will do anything you ask her to do.
- And I believe you too. - OK, that's the truth.
So had you said, hey, baby.
You done kind of laid off on what we really do around here.
- Well, why I got to bring it back up?
- Because sometimes people get into their own emotions.
I'm just going out on a limb, but a woman could be like,
I don't want to share what I got.
So you have to make it plain that it's got to stay.
This is what you started.
This is the way it's got to continue.
So that she can wrap her head around that.
That's just being mature in the situation y'all created.
- You right.
- But Rah, where did that come from?
- We were doing it before she was ever thought of,
you feel what I'm saying?
- Why Memphis, though?
- Cause we been had this bond for so many years.
Like, it started off as a friendship,
and it just got stronger over the years.
- So where'd the bond come from?
I'm just curious.
- It comes from us being loyal to each other.
So that's just what it is.
- Do you love him? - Yeah.
Very much. - Are you in love with him?
- Yes, yes.
- I'm not going to do it.
I'm not going to do it.
- OK.
- So basically, Rah reminds you of the relationship
you started out with with Mimi, bringing the women home.
- Yeah.
But Rah's more aggressive.
Mimi will sit back and let me do all the talking.
I ain't got to talk when I'm with Rah.
- I saw that. I saw that on the tape.
- Wow, that's crazy.
- I mean, is there any part of you that feels like--
because you gave her a ring.
So in her mind--
- That was Valentine's Day.
You always give women nice gifts on Valentine's.
- Yes.
You gave her that ring.
To her, she feels like, we're about to get
married in a minute.
OK?
Memphis, you know that's not right.
- What's not right?
- All you had to do was tell that woman.
And so now you've caused all of this.
But the person who's gonna be heartbroken is her.
Do you see any possibility of being able to rebuild
the trust, the love relationship that you had
with Mimi before this moment?
- It gon' take a minute.
It ain't even happen overnight.
I mean, I can apologize, but I can't do nothing else,
because she went against the code.
People in my house, tapping [bleep],
wiring [bleep], the whole kind of stuff.
People trailing me. - You went against the code.
- Yeah, I did.
- You started it. - You right.
- Go.
- Yeah, I'm calm. - Calm?
- Yeah.
- At the end of the day, I'm a woman.
Don't tell me, you're a thug-ass bitch.
Bitch, I may be a thug, but your [bleep] been
[bleep] with me since before you.
- But can't you see why she acted like that?
Because she thought that you were just a cousin,
and when she found out that it wasn't like that,
what you see is anger from that.
Can you see why she might be angry?
- I mean, like I said, I see why she's angry.
But like I said, be angry at your source.
Don't be angry at me.
- But if he walked away with Mimi?
- If he choose her, it's just what it is.
But you'll just have to see.
- Let me go get Mimi, and let's try to have a conversation.
Mimi, Mimi, come here, baby.
I want to be able to have this conversation
and figure this all out.
- So she can get the [bleep] up out of my house
because I'm about to pack this whole [bleep] up,
and she can go.
- I'm about to pack this whole [bleep] up,
and she can go.
- Come on in, Rah.
- You need to let me know what the [bleep] going on.
You finna keep dealing with this bitch?
- Memphis, what is it that--
because you told me you wanted to apologize.
Start there. - Then what?
- Start with the apology,
and then we'll figure out then what.
- What I'm apologizing for?
- What you mean, what are you apologizing for?
You're apologizing to lying to me
like this bitch was your cousin,
and she's not your mother [bleep] cousin.
So if you don't feel like that, then I just need
to run up on both of y'all.
Like, what you mean? - You can't do that.
- Bitch, please. You gon' do something.
- Sorry. - No, don't say it to me.
Say it to her.
- Hello? - I need you to be calm.
- Oh, this ho still talking!
You have not taught this bitch to shut [bleep] up.
Ho, 'cause you're finna to go home.
You're not saying here tonight.
- OK, Rah's being-- - Not in my house.
- Rah's being quiet. - Not at my house, Rah!
- So that you can hear Memphis. Go ahead.
- My bad.
- My bad?
Bro, hold on.
You have lied to her repeatedly.
And this woman, you've been sleeping with.
And you led her to believe that was your cousin?
That's bull[bleep].
What you're not doing is taking responsibility
for your actions.
You caused all this [bleep]. Let's keep it 100.
What is it going to be? - I mean, what you want me--
I'm sorry.
- Can you get the [bleep] away from this bitch?
Get the [bleep] away from beside her.
- You're sorry for?
- For lying about, this my cousin.
- So, Mimi, you came to me wanting to get the truth
about your relationship.
We did that.
What is it that you want to do as it pertains
to your relationship with Memphis?
- I'm about to go get a hotel room
because I ain't finna sleep here around her tonight.
- That's a good option.
- So you don't plan on ending your relationship with Rah?
- Well, why not? Why I'ma do that for?
- Huh?
You ain't gonna end it with Rah?
That what you just said?
- Yeah, with the fake-ass baby hair.
- That's what you just said?
- No answer is an answer.
- You're leaving, y'all being together,
that's what you want?
OK, OK, OK.
- You gonna karate kick? - No.
- I thought that ass was bigger than that.
You trying to go in the closet? Baby, come out the closet.
We out the closet.
Come out that [bleep].
- No, no, no! - You two, you two, you two.
- Acting like a thug, man. - Go this way.
Go this way. Come on.
Go this way.
This is a mess. This is a mess.
- Me, I'm happy.
- I'm the one and not the mother[bleep] two.
You know what I mean?
- She busting that.
We might as well go ahead and push forward.
- Yeah, we definitely gonna push forward.
We're definitely pushing forward.
- Good, come on.
- I'm just like, shocked.
I'm shocked.
Just because I'm a dancer doesn't mean
I don't deserve love.
And he gives me that plus more.
But...
Baby, you done rocked my world this week.
- ♪ We are meant for the midnights ♪
♪ Dreaming big on a red eye ♪
♪ Took losing me to realize ♪
♪ What our souls are living for ♪
- Oh, my goodness.
Memphis and Mimi?
You guys are still together?
- Tami, he's still in the doghouse.
- Hey, Tami.
- I'm so surprised.
You guys have got to bring me up to speed.
- It didn't work with me and Rah.
- Mm.
- The table turned, it didn't work.
- It's crazy, right?
- That's very unexpected.
So, Mimi, you said he's still in the doghouse.
What does that actually mean for you?
- For sure he's on the couch, you know what I'm saying?
Because I'm still pissed off.
Now I got the access to go through his phone,
and I didn't even do it.
- And I think that was one of the biggest points
of contention, right,
was that she felt like she wasn't being given the truth.
And we determined that night that if you just
are more open and honest with her,
she seems to be very understanding and lenient
when she can wrap her head around things.
And Rah, have you spoken to her?
- Yeah, but it ain't getting nowhere.
- What's the future hold for you guys?
- Hopefully, if we can work through this,
we can proceed to what we really wanted
to do with our relationship,
which is take a step farther and get married eventually.
But right now, it's just like, you know, a question mark.
- Well, I know that it's rocky,
but it looks like you're rebuilding.
I mean, y'all matching and everything.
I see a two-piece suit going here.
So let's--
- I don't know how that happened.
[laughs]
- Thank you guys so much for letting me check in.
Look, you guys are together.
And who thought that would be happening?
So that really means there's some love there,
there's some camaraderie there, and you guys just
have to get over this hump.
And I think everything will be back to normal.
But thank you for letting me check in with you.
- Thank you, Tami.
- All right, you guys take care.
- Bye.
- Rah, what's good?
What's going on?
- What's up, Tami?
- How are you?
- I'm good. I'm good.
- So tell me what's going on with your relationship
with Memphis.
- Well, after that night, I felt bad for Mimi, really.
I'm letting them do them right now.
So I'ma do me.
I'm not saying our bond is dead because you
can't just kill a bond overnight.
I had to focus on myself for myself for a minute.
- The bond between you and Memphis
was far stronger than we were able to dig into that night.
And I think that once him and Mimi are allowed
to work on whatever their relationship is going to be,
there'll be a world where you guys will
all live happily ever after.
I believe it.
- Me too.
- Rah, it was good talking to you.
Take care. - All right.
- All right, bye.
[upbeat music]
Cheaters, beware.
- You [bleep] kissed her, you idiot.
- Next time you want to be unfaithful, think again.
- Let me tell you one mother[bleep] thing!
- Oh, Lord, oh, Lord, oh, Lord.
- Because I just might catch you in the act.
[bright tones]
[dramatic hip-hop music]
♪ ♪