- ♪ MTV ♪
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- Last time on part one
of the "Buckhead Shore" Reunion...
- You continuously, like, sleep with my boyfriend in my bed.
- I didn't-- - Wait, wait, wait.
Wait a second. Wait a second.
I had my underwear on.
- Boo, you whore.
- I'm confused. Like, you literally hate Katie.
You just had to block this girl
from harassing you on your phone.
- My loyalty does not lie with y'all.
- That was a low blow.
- It was definitely shocking to my mom to see me dancing.
- You never told her that you were a stripper.
- [bleep] is actually going down right now,
and [bleep] is definitely really [bleep] hot.
- Can you spill it?
- Let's get to it right now.
- ♪ Okay, here we go ♪
- Yes! - ♪ Stoppin' the show ♪
♪ Hold up, wait, wait let me get in my bag ♪
- Whoo! Yes. - ♪ We just too lit ♪
♪ Yeah, we 'bout to blow ♪
♪ Turn up to turn up, and put on your face ♪
- It feels good! - ♪ Livin' this life ♪
♪ Is all that we know ♪
- ♪ Yeah, we stay lit and don't care what they say ♪
- Come on, y'all!
- ♪ Yeah, yeah ♪
- Feels good, baby!
- I definitely did hold back.
I mean, [bleep] is actually going down right now.
And [bleep] is definitely really [bleep] hot.
And it's not OK to just sit there and like, you know--
- Can you spill it?
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- Savannah, love you, sister.
You're my ride or die.
Bitch, ain't no going back to Parker because...
- Oh, trust me, there's not.
- I'm not hearing none of that [bleep] ever again.
I will lose all my brain cells.
- Hold me to it. Hold me accountable.
I would never. - Girl, I will hold you
to your [bleep] doorknob, bitch.
Stop [bleep] playing with me.
JuJu, hey, baby, I love you.
- I love you too.
- Katie, it ain't no need
for you to sit there and be doubling back
into the same cycle for four years
because, girl, you are looking [bleep] crazy.
You are too beautiful. - Love you.
- All of us are too mother[bleep] beautiful,
especially me and Adamo back here, baby.
- OK. Give me some.
- But then you cannot sit there and say, oh, you know what?
We hold the men accountable, but then you're constantly
coming for Savannah. And it ends with you.
There's no ifs, ands, or buts. - But see--
- I'm not done talking.
- I have to disagree, bro. - Everyone can talk.
Let her finish. - Can the girls talk?
- Parker, to be straight up,
these girls know what the [bleep] they be doing.
But you are a slimy ass bitch.
And I love you, but I [bleep] hate you.
- See, there's a [bleep]--
exactly, she's [bleep] after my ass.
- I just sat there and told you that I can't even
sit there and get on you about the girls.
These girls know what the [bleep] they signed up for.
That's me crediting you, not even getting on you.
But I'm getting on you as a mother[bleep] person.
Baby, because you was just texting me
for how many days now. Can we talk?
Chelsea, I'm sorry. - No.
- Scared. - Pipe your [bleep] down.
- Same here. - Pipe your [bleep] down
before we really [bleep] go there
because you know I'm not the [bleep] one.
- Don't say sorry. - That's why all y'all sit
there and keep your mouth shut when it comes to me.
- I'm not gonna say sorry.
I'm gonna tell you right now though.
It's not even about you.
It's about this [bleep] Savannah/Katie situation.
We established we were friends.
- We did. - And I made a--
- But you're telling Katie
we're not friends... - I made a [bleep] mistake.
- And I'm a stalker when we're in the same group.
- Have I ever called you a stalker?
- Why is she calling me a stalker all the time?
- Yes. Yes. - Yes.
- Because you talk [bleep] to both of them
and tell both of them two different things.
- I thought we were good friends,
but there's a reason Katie keeps calling me a stalker.
It's because you're like, she follows me.
She's obsessed with me. - It makes it hard for me
to want to be friends with you...
- You're making me and Katie hate each other...
- When you're talking so badly about her.
- Because you're in Katie's ear then you're in my ear.
- And then these two girls are fighting--
- But you beg her to hang out every day.
- I was trying to just be your friends.
- The hate that she has towards you,
like, the way that y'all talk-- - Oh!
- You started that hate circle with her.
- No. Do not.
- You put things in their ears about each other.
- One at a time, please. One at a time.
- You put things in their ears,
but I'm good friends with both of y'all.
I've seen the messages.
You talk [bleep] about her to her,
and you talk [bleep] about her to her.
- Let's be honest. - And so they don't talk,
so they hate each other, and they can't catch you in a lie
because they hate each other. - So your biggest thing is
you're terrified by looking terrible on the show.
So you're both feeding [bleep] into my ear...
- Yes. Yes. - And feeding [bleep]
into her ear what we wanted to hear.
I spent four days with you straight, flew back to Miami.
The next [bleep] day, you had her in your bed,
lied about it to me... - Period.
- Got caught, then flew back to Miami to my apartment.
- Wait, but-- - I'm not clapping for that.
- Wait, but is anybody gonna--
wait, are any of you guys gonna apologize, though,
like, Katie and Savannah?
I definitely feel like you especially, Katie.
You definitely owe her an apology.
- Katie doesn't owe her an apology.
- I do not-- - You can't even double back
on it a week later. - OK, first of all,
I don't owe anyone an apology, but I'm sorry.
I don't owe you an apology.
- Then there's no point of apologizing.
That don't make no sense. - But I'm sorry.
- I already told you, I didn't know you were living there.
- Y'all being friends on the show was some
fake [bleep], anyways. - No, that wasn't fake.
- That was not fake. - Actually, DJ's right.
- It was fake. - It wasn't fake.
- DJ's saying it's fake because he [bleep] knows the truth.
- Filming on the show is not fake.
When we were in that house, I was so vulnerable.
- So what's happening now?
- I think when we stopped filming and I realized--
- You dated him. - Yes, we were together.
Obviously, I don't want you around.
Why would I want you around? - Because what about me
in the lake house having you there and me having your back?
- But--but-- - I could have been like,
Parker, [bleep] her, get her out.
- This was the biggest problem is...
- But I didn't. - You are a part of this
friend group, and any time I went out
and you were around, she would lose her [bleep].
- Because you'd be around all the time.
- So I would have to tell her that,
like, she's just a part of the friend group.
- If we're friends, I'm not gonna--
- Because she's a part of this friend group.
- Yeah. - Just because I'm around...
- It's not because I'm after her or texting her--
- Doesn't mean I'm gonna [bleep] Parker.
Me and you do not text... - Wait!
- Each other like I wanna-- - Exactly.
- Are you screaming at me?
- I'm trying to talk. - Wait, where did this
come from because I'm talking to Katie.
- What are you talking about? - I don't know why--
- What the [bleep] is he talking about?
- I'm talking to Katie. - This mother[bleep] keeps
[bleep] saying that I'm playing both sides.
I'm not. - OK, let me talk.
I was having a conversation with Katie.
Me and Parker have just been friends for a while.
Yes, we hook up sometimes,
but we have not been pursuing each other.
So you're right about that.
But we do occasionally flirt and hook up.
- Every Thursday.
- OK, no. - Tonight actually.
If Katie wasn't here, you would all be back at Parker's.
- You don't even have to explain none of that.
None of that [bleep] doesn't even [bleep] matter.
- I mean, I was trying to talk it out with Katie.
- What matters is, Katie, do you realize, though,
that at times you and Savannah both were in denial
when it came to [bleep] with Parker.
Both of you guys would hear different stories.
- I've always been OK with that. I know.
- Now, I want to ask this question.
Going forward, what would you do differently?
Run it back. Would you act the same?
- I mean, I have no regrets besides being in that hot tub
for more than two seconds with Babe.
That's what the [bleep] I got a problem with.
And that's it. I got my first UT and my last.
I'm over it.
- I would have hooked up with Chelsea more
or at least tried to.
That way she would be way more chill today.
Before the "ooh-T."
- Before the UT. Got it. - UT.
- Whatever. - All right.
All right, guys. Let's move on.
- The town of Buckhead is like the Beverly Hills of Atlanta,
and it's all about the bling bling.
But not all these friends come
from chicken restaurant royalty.
Let's take a look.
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- My family owns one of the biggest
fast food chains in the Southeast.
Hey, pops, you look like money.
My dad owns a chicken chain.
I wear a chicken chain.
We should go to Hilton Head.
And we can take the jet.
I'm the mother[bleep] chicken man.
- It may not look like it,
but I grew up in the boondocks.
I served at a fish restaurant.
I literally would come home every day, and, like,
I'd feel like I smelled like a gross vagina.
- I would love to take this out.
- It sets the bar too high.
Start low.
- My dad's Darryl Simmons.
He's a Grammy-winning producer.
He's worked with Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey.
My dad wrote some of the biggest songs ever.
- Magic City is an Atlanta landmark.
My father opened Magic City in 1985.
I was born downstairs in the strip club.
What's your name again? - Baby.
- Baby?
- Currently, I'm a nanny.
Evie, do you want to play with some of your baby dolls?
It's just not sustainable.
So I need to find my passion.
- Wait, should we fix this drawer?
- Yes.
- Oh. [laughter]
I'm just at the lake house. What are you doing?
- This is what I'm currently dealing with.
- Oh, my God.
Your car?
Some of us come from money
and come from a family that is successful.
Others don't. Others are really just
working hard to make something for themselves.
But once you're attached to us, we got you.
[cheers]
- Reactions, guys?
- I mean, this is a very dynamic group of people.
Like that just said, some of us come from a lot.
And then others come from different places.
- True. - But somehow we all
mesh together. - We all make it work.
- I love how you still vibe regardless.
- Yeah. - Absolutely.
- And we take care. - I was not born
downstairs in the strip club.
I became a man downstairs.
I was born at home.
I was not born in--
[laughter]
- Maybe conceived.
- Most likely.
So Parker, your family owns a private jet.
Have you ever flown commercial?
- Yes. I fly commercial actually
all the time, and usually, I sit coach.
But when I-- - Congratulations, Parker.
- That is awesome. - But when I get
the opportunity to fly private, obviously, I take it.
- Adamo, that was your first time flying private.
- It was. - How was it for you?
- It was super exciting. I was really scared, though,
because I thought it was, like, definitely gonna
fall out of the sky a few times.
I, like, definitely, like, [bleep] a few times.
- I agree with you.
Sometimes you get more nervous flying private
than you do commercial. - Yeah.
- Yeah, I agree. - And our best friend,
Nicole, literally screams
during takeoff every single time.
Screams to the point where she will scare the pilot.
- My god.
- Savannah, was the fact that you and Parker were
from two different financial situations
an obstacle in your relationship at all?
- I wouldn't use the word "obstacle,"
but it was definitely, like, a little bit uncomfortable.
Like, I felt weird inviting him to my apartment
when I've been to all of his, like, three huge homes.
But he was, like, very humble about it,
so it made me more comfortable. - That's good.
- But in the beginning I was just like, ah.
- No sense of entitlement,
so you felt-- - No. I'll give him that.
He doesn't act super entitled. He is humble.
- Katie, what about you?
- I can agree with that statement.
He is a humble person. - Yeah.
- And he's very giving. - Very giving.
- Very. - I heard. Cartier.
- Yeah. - Right?
Can I get something for this Christmas?
I'm just saying.
- Honestly, JWoww, you can have anything
that your heart desires. - Ooh, wow.
- OK. - OK. All right.
- Sounds like something new.
- Add her to the throuple.
- [laughs]
- I said to Adamo, why on TV?
- Ohh!
- Whoo!
- Can I just ask something?
- Yes, ma'am.
- Are you in love with Bethania?
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[cheers]
- Welcome back to the "Buckhead Shore" Reunion.
We are now joined by Adamo.
And please welcome his fabulous mom, Fatima.
[cheers]
- Fatima, did you watch this season?
- [sighs] Yeah.
- [laughs] - Oh.
- And how did you feel about watching
Adamo's personal journey play out on TV?
- I was sad at times watching it,
knowing his struggles. - OK.
- But I'm very happy with the way everything ended up.
- But also there's some strength
with his story as well. - Mm-hmm, a lot.
- And courage. - Yes.
- Let's take a look back at Adamo's
very personal journey.
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- During the week,
I'm an aviation mechanic in the Navy.
And then on the weekends, I am a stripper.
I'm sorry, mom.
You know, my mom and my dad, they obviously--
they don't know I'm gay, you know what I'm saying?
- If you want to come out to them, like,
we'll be there for you.
- Oh, Lord, let me brace myself.
- I feel like I'm really gonna puke my brains out right now.
I feel like I can't breathe.
I am...
going back to school.
- That is good news.
That is really good. - Yeah.
I try to conjure up the strength to say something
or tell her, but I just can't.
[cheers]
- We're hyped up, and we're ready.
And as soon as he walks in, I see the look on his face,
and I immediately know.
- I didn't tell her.
I, like, chickened out last minute.
I just--I couldn't tell her. - That's OK, though.
- She just wants you to be happy.
- This party is just about you.
- We're all here for you.
We support you. - Thank you.
- We got you. - Thank y'all.
- We love you.
- Today didn't go as planned,
but the house really stepped up,
and I really feel the love.
Um, mommy, I'm gay.
- I'm prouder of you today than I've ever been
because you know what this tells me?
You're going to be happy now.
- I just love her so much.
[applause]
- Adamo!
- How did you feel watching that?
- It's good.
I'm happy that he's happy.
I said to Adamo, why on TV?
And he said, well, mom, I'm saving lives.
He said, there are children that are scared to come out.
There are adults that are still in their 40s and 50s,
married with children, afraid to come out.
He said, I'm doing it for the younger generation.
I want you to be able to know that it's OK.
- Don't cry. - The reason why I'm crying is
just watching your child feel like they can't talk to you,
and keeping something like that is hurting them
when they should be happy,
and living their life as a guy who likes a girl,
or you know, heterosexual, and meanwhile,
they're suppressing who they really are,
and he's home, and he does--
and when he talks to us, he's, like,
trying to be this macho guy.
And then when he's around his friends,
as the show is showing, he's more living his best life
and being who he really is.
So he wasn't himself with us.
So that hurts.
- So how does that make you feel, Adamo?
- It makes me sad because I didn't know,
like, my mom would feel upset to know that,
I'm just not even like--
I mean, I wouldn't even go home to visit her.
It felt so awkward.
I wouldn't go see my dad.
I think the show literally forced me to go visit her.
I hadn't seen you in months
because I didn't want to deal with that.
- So have you rekindled your relationship
since the show now that you've--
- Most definitely.
It's definitely brought us closer together.
- Feel like a weight's been lifted?
- Yes. And I can literally talk
to her about anything, like exactly what I wanted.
It's the coolest thing ever. - Amazing.
- Chelsea, are you OK? I see you crying.
- I'm proud of you, Adamo.
And I admire mothers like you, Mommy.
- Same. You are an incredible mother.
- I love you. - Absolutely.
- You guys are just a beautiful family.
- Incredible. - Thank you.
That means a lot. Thank you.
Of course, you worry about people judging you,
and, you know, how can his parents not know he's gay?
Oh, Adamo, they already know you--OK, yes.
Parents--as parents, especially a mother,
you know your children.
I'm not gonna push my son
out of the closet if he's not ready.
I let him talk to me when he was ready.
- I have to know, how did you feel about Adamo stripping?
- I was like, oh, wow, Adamo.
[laughter]
- Did you literally find out, or did he give you a heads up?
- No, I found out, and I was just like--
- The premiere. - The premiere,
and I was like, well, I mean, I was a stripper too so--
- Oh. - Same.
- I'm kidding. I wasn't.
[laughter] - I love her!
- I never was. - You weren't?
- No.
- That's what I'm talking about.
[laughter]
- No, I never was.
- Adamo, what was going through your head
when the boys didn't show up to your coming out party?
- Uh, when they didn't show up, honestly, I was not surprised.
I knew they were just blowing smoke up my ass
on our boys day.
So when they didn't show up, it was just furthermore like,
oh, thank God I didn't take anything they said seriously
because y'all couldn't even show up and eat some food
for, like, an hour?
Like, it just showed how much they...
- Guys. - Weren't there for me.
- Come on. - But to be fair--
- No, no, no. But no, nothing, nothing, nothing.
- I want to take this one. I want to take this one.
- There's no but. Y'all didn't come.
- We didn't know. - Y'all didn't come.
- We didn't know the circumstances of it.
- It was on the schedule. - How did you not realize?
- We knew Bethania-- - It's just--to me,
it's just so ironic that all three of y'all didn't
answer your phone for 12 hours.
- We went out. Sorry. - No.
- 12 hours? - This is for the girls.
What did you think of the guys missing out?
Did you clearly think it was deliberate?
- Well, I--I know all of them.
I know it wasn't intentional. Like, they really are--
as much [bleep] as we talk and, like, shoot with each other,
they 100% really would have been there had they known.
They really thought it was just, like, a lunch.
I know they were hungover. They didn't want to come.
Is that an excuse? No, because you should
show up for your friends... - You said it was to meet Greg.
- No matter what the occasion is.
But I don't want it to be, like,
a "I'm not supporting them" thing
because I know that they do.
- Oh, she's playing it nice.
- To me, one of the most important questions
is to Adamo. Do you have any advice
for anyone watching that may be nervous
coming out to their friends and family?
- When you feel comfortable, do it.
Don't be pressured into doing it by anyone else.
Don't feel rushed into it. Just do it at your own pace.
And everything happens for a reason.
- Exactly. - Absolutely.
- True.
[applause]
- Well, thanks for being here, Fatima.
- Thank you. - Coming up,
Bethania and DJ have a no-holds-barred conversation
about their relationship.
Don't go anywhere.
[cheers and applause]
[upbeat music]
- Welcome back to the "Buckhead Shore" Reunion.
Let's get back into it.
- Let's find out what these friends really think
of each other in a game we're calling
Buckhead's Best and Worst.
Each cast member has to say the first name
that pops into their head,
and they can't say their own name.
- I'm ready. - I love a good game.
- Let's freaking go.
- Uh, Chelsea, who is the best person
to have on your side in a fight?
- And I can't pick myself?
[laughter] That's so crazy.
Ooh. - If it's physical,
count me out, girl.
- I have noodle arms. - Yeah, I'd knock your ass out.
- If you had one person to call, like, I'm in a fight--
- Pull up right now. - I'm calling Savannah
with the machete. - Whoo!
- Yeah, you would pull up.
- All right, Adamo, who is the worst person
to have on your side in a fight?
- Yeah, I would say Bethania.
Just in case they try to swing on me,
like, she's not gonna be much help.
But she's definitely gonna tear 'em up verbally.
- I would never put my face in a compromising situation.
- OK? - I wouldn't.
- Period. - That's fair.
- I really wouldn't.
- Now, this right here is more
Big Daddy Sitch's speed.
DJ, who's the best cook in the house?
- The best cook in the house is 100% Bethania.
- Mm. - Like, if you follow her
on Instagram... - Easily.
- She makes gourmet-- - But wait,
didn't she poison Chelsea?
- I did not know there was nuts.
- She did poison Chelsea. - I did not know
there was nuts in that vegan sauce, OK?
- JuJu, who is the worst cook in the house?
- Parker.
- Wow. - Parker.
- A lot of chicken? - It's the Reubens for me.
I don't [bleep] with that. - The Reuben was--
- You know what, I thought they were good.
- The Reuben was really good.
- No, no, no. The Reuben was good.
- You know how to make sauce.
- You are good at making sauces.
- Mayonnaise. - Savannah?
- Yes. - Who is the best dresser?
- Oof.
DJ or Adamo.
- Ooh, I like that.
- Bethania, who's the worst?
- I'm only gonna say JuJu because he's so cool,
he doesn't care, and it works, you know what I'm saying?
Like, he could wear whatever trash bag she was wearing,
and somehow it would work. - I can't wear that [bleep]...
- That's facts. - She got going on.
No, not that condom bag.
- He was about to pull up here with sweats.
- Condom bag.
- I did have sweatpants on. - You did.
- Switching gears for a second,
I think it's time to grill Bethania and DJ
about their relationship.
First, let's take a look at the will they or won't they moments
that went down between the two of them this season.
Watch this.
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- I like this. I like this energy right here.
Whatever's going on right now, this is what I like.
What is going on between you and Bethania?
- I don't know what's going on, dude.
- DJ was literally my best friend growing up
all through high school, and we always had, like,
this weird flirtation between us.
But we never explored it up until two months ago
when we were hooking up.
I am a little bit of a late bloomer.
I just lost my virginity deadass, like, a year ago.
So casual sex and all of that, like,
it's a different world for me.
I'm scared to, like, give myself to people in that way.
We did start hooking up, like, randomly.
Like, he was single. He was hooking up
with other people, and so I just got turned off
really fast about it. - Yeah.
- Would you do it again?
- Would I do it again? Probably.
- I mean, think about it. They've had sex before.
Why would they not do it again?
- [squeals]
Oh.
[laughter]
- We've kissed twice now.
- Like, what the hell?
I do not want you kissing Chelsea.
I need you kissing me.
It's confusing that you're being flirty
and make out with Chelsea.
Like, why did you do that?
- I want to show you that I'm capable
of being that person that you can count on.
I just want to take you on a proper date
because we've never had that. - Let's go.
This is so sweet. - [inaudible]
- This is the cutest thing ever.
You got me flowers.
- I tried to. I tried to.
- Thanks, love.
- Yeah, that's good.
- I'll see you again. - Yeah.
Enjoy your time with fam, OK?
- And hold on--
See? That's what I'm saying, every time.
- We both know in our hearts maybe we're not ready.
I don't know. I think that's, like,
a mature way of kind of looking at it.
- We should just keep doing it,
but not, like, put a label on it
and just keep doing it how we're doing it.
- Put pressure on it.
I think we've finally realized
we're way better off as friends.
[cheers]
- Spicy. - Thank God.
- So where does your relationship stand now?
- So right now we're, I mean, back best friends.
Right? - Mm-hmm. Yeah.
- I think we tried it out,
and it was honestly really awkward, I think...
- Yeah. - Trying to navigate--
it's way easier just having sex and leaving it at that.
But, like, trying to date, it was like--
getting to know you-- I already know him.
The date was awkward. It was just not--
- Yeah, it was kind of like a friend date.
And it was like, we'd already had sex.
So it's like, as I'm painting,
I'm painting a picture of me having sex with you again.
- Yeah, the sexual poetry--
- I mean, they kind of look like a couple, though.
- They do.
Maybe sometime in the future?
- Maybe if he--
- You never know what the future holds.
- If he took it more seriously.
- Was that on purpose, JuJu?
- What? I got sleepy for a second.
But I'm back. - Oh.
Oh, snap. - You got sleepy?
- Ooh, no respect.
- He wants to hear, yeah, we had sex,
and it was amazing, and it was, ah...
- Did you make love? - And it was--
it was fireworks. - At the end of the day,
we started as such good friends.
We've known each other for over, like, ten, 15 years now.
- Yeah. - So to trying it out was
already, like, kind of sketchy because we were like,
we can't [bleep] up a friendship, right?
- Yeah.
- Have you dated since?
- Yeah, we both have.
She had a boyfriend.
I have a girlfriend now.
- You have a girlfriend now? - Yeah.
- What's her name? - Devon.
- How serious is it?
- Seven months. - Oh, wow.
OK. - Oh, wow.
Have anyone met Devon?
- Yeah. - I have.
- All of us. - She's beautiful.
- She's great. She's awesome.
- She's literally beautiful. - She's the [bleep].
- But she's not touching Bethania.
- Yeah, I feel-- - I've met her,
and she really is a really great match for him...
- That's wonderful. - In a lot of ways.
Yeah, and I think being friends for so long,
he saw me go through my relationship after all of this,
and I'm watching him now in this relationship,
and I don't know, I'm happy for you.
- Seems like there's mutual respect there.
Katie, were you rooting for these two?
- Oh, my God, 100%, like, two of my favorite people.
I don't know if they're completely compatible,
but y'all gave it a shot.
Maybe share a kiss right now just to see one last time.
- Share a kiss. - I'd love to see that.
- One last time. - Share a kiss.
- Kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss.
- Hey, hey, hey. How about this?
I'll kiss Bethania right now if you go kiss Savannah.
- Oh, damn. - Ooh.
- That's-- - Oh, damn.
- I mean, I'll kiss Ju.
- I mean, at this point, yeah. - Oh.
- Ohh. - OK.
- All right, so let's do it. - Let's do it.
- All right, let's do it.
- Everyone-- - How are we doing this?
- What? - Ohh!
- What in the-- what in the hell?
- I didn't do all that.
- Ooh! - What in the--
- I don't know how we just got there.
- I don't even know how this just happened.
- Hey, wait. Hey, did they kiss?
- They kissed. They kissed.
- Did y'all kiss? - They kissed.
- What happened? - They kissed.
- I bet it tasted like garlic and farts, didn't it?
- Oh! - Ooh.
- I cannot. - You guys.
- Wait, did they kiss?
- They kissed.
All three of you. - Everybody kissed.
- Wait, DJ kissed B? Because I missed that.
- [laughing] - You were busy.
Bethania, DJ, residuals?
I feel like-- - That was a friendship kiss,
and I have a lot of respect for his girl.
- The real question is, when you get home,
are you going to tell Devon?
- Can I just ask something? - Yes, ma'am.
- Are you in love with Bethania?
- Carol Ann, why do you think
these crazy kids can't get it together?
- I really don't know.
I know that they're irre-separable,
and they love being together. - We can see that.
- But when they're together, it's sometimes very toxic.
[upbeat music]
- Hey, wait. Hey, did they kiss?
- They kissed. They kissed.
- The real question is, when you get home,
are you gonna tell Devon?
[laughter] - There it is.
- That's the "I'm [bleep]" face.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, his energy just got real tense.
- Hey, Devon is a real one, though.
- Whatever I go home to, I'm gonna face it head-on.
- Then you're gonna blame it on me probably.
- Devon's watching this. [laughter]
- He will be sleeping on my couch tonight.
- DJ, why were you just punching the air?
- [laughs]
- [sighs] Man.
- Because he's about to sleep on the couch tonight,
that's why. - I just cheated.
- I think that because this happened,
there may be some residual feelings
that maybe you haven't addressed.
- Would you have done that to your woman?
- Oh, hell no.
[laughter] - Oh, no.
- What do you expect him to say?
- But my younger self had to make some of those mistakes
in order to be the man I am today.
So don't be so hard on yourself.
- Did I just make a mistake? - Probably.
- You did. - Probably.
But at the end of the day, you never know.
Bethania might be the one that you end up with.
So it may not be a mistake,
and you know-- - Mm.
- It may be a blessing in disguise.
- Exactly. - Mm.
- We turned that into a lesson.
- You read my book. - Whoo!
[applause]
- Can we talk about how Parker just kissed Savannah?
- Katie just kissed my best friend, JuJu.
- Katie just kissed JuJu. Can we talk about that too?
That's some weird [bleep] honestly.
- It's some "Buckhead Shore" [bleep].
- That's weirder than this [bleep], honestly.
- Yeah, things are getting a little too hot right now.
- We're just keeping it in the family.
Can I just ask something? - Yes, ma'am.
- Are you in love with Bethania?
- [gasps]
- No, I'm not in love with Bethania.
- Why did you guys react like that?
- Sorry. - Because we think he is.
- I just know the history in it.
- Well, I'm hearing the history right now.
He puts you on a pedestal.
He was willing to risk it all,
a seven-month relationship, like that.
Like, to me, I look at him,
and I see a man that's in love with you.
- I think the history that we have, like,
I have a ton of love for him, and I know it's mutual,
the love that we have for each other.
But, I mean, can I be honest?
- Yeah. - The fact that he just
kissed me in a seven-month relationship...
- Yo. - Is kind of an example
of what I was saying. - Exactly. We see it.
- Right. - Hey, DJ.
[overlapping speech]
- Hey, she just pulled a reverse, bro.
- I'm just saying...
- You wanted me to kiss you.
- You guys-- - Play back the tapes.
- You know my girlfriend.
- I do. And you know your girlfriend, OK.
- I mean, ultimately, like, she's a beautiful girl,
and we have our history, and, you know, blasé, blasé.
But at the end of the day, I just realized
that I just made a mistake,
and now my heart sorrows for the person
I have to go home to and explain myself to.
- Since I asked DJ that question,
I want to ask you the same.
Are you in love with DJ?
- I have a lot of love and respect for him.
In love? No.
But I don't know, like you were saying,
you never know what the future holds.
- You have some love for him. - Yeah, I have a lot
of love for him. - You have love for him,
not in love with him. - I'm not in love, no.
- "In love" is a deep word.
And the messed up part is I'm in love,
and I just threw it out the window.
- [bleep], you'd better not put me in the middle of that.
- You should call her right now.
- I'm gonna put you in a group message....
- All right. - To explain why.
[laughter]
- I doubt he'll still be in a relationship.
That's for sure. - Oh, God.
No, you didn't. [all groaning]
- All right. Before we move on,
does anyone want to kiss anybody else?
Adamo, who do you want to kiss, honey?
- Can I answer that? - Yeah.
- Oh, period. - He has a crush on Mike.
- You have a crush on Mike?
- Whoo! - Yes.
- Kiss Mike.
- Mike, come on, brother.
- Adamo?
- You got the girls talking about you today, big daddy.
[laughter]
- What the hell?
[laughter]
- Let's pause on this situation.
Parker's mom, Carol Ann, will be here after the break.
[cheers]
Carol Ann? - Yes.
- Who do you like more?
- Oh, that's terrible.
[upbeat music]
[cheers]
- Welcome back to the "Buckhead Shore" Reunion.
We're now sitting here with Parker's mom,
Carol Ann, Katie, and Parker.
[cheers]
- Let's go. - Yes, sir.
- You look absolutely fabulous. - Thank you.
Thank you. So do you. It very nice to meet you.
- You as well. - Very nice to meet you.
- Before we chat, let's take a look
at Carol Ann and Katie's special relationship.
Watch this.
- Oh, Jesus.
OK, hit another golf ball.
Good job!
- Wait, that was actually good! - See, I told you.
I knew you could do it.
- Ooh, what do guys got going on here?
- We made a little cooter board.
- Cooter board? - Mm-hmm.
- That's my favorite appetizer is charcuterie.
- Yeah, I can't say it right. - [laughs]
- Sav, do you want anything to drink?
- Mm, yes please. - Sav?
[laughing]
Sorry.
That was just--
[laughing]
Did you hear I played golf?
- Yeah. - The other day.
- So who'd you go play golf with?
- Katie. - Oh, that's fun.
I did not think I was gonna hear that name today.
- It just sucks, though, because, like,
when I'm not with Parker,
I feel like I don't have y'all.
- That's not true.
- And I know you--like, you've always been a mom to me,
and you've helped me, like,
when I don't have my mom, which sucks.
[applause]
- Ugh. JWoww, we just had
a little situation with Katie here.
- I know.
You got emotional.
- I always do.
I don't know why.
- You love her. - Mm-hmm.
- Can you remind us
how that relationship developed
and why she's so important to you?
- So the first time I ever met Carol Ann was actually
at his beach house, and his mom came down.
And she was just like, you are so cute.
I'm obsessed with you. - Aww.
- And I was like, oh, my God,
I'm obsessed with you too. I love you.
And then many holidays later,
she's my mom. - We're both attached.
Like, I can't live without her, and she can't live without me.
- I am happy that my mom can fill that void.
She does that for a lot of my friends, I mean--
- Mm-hmm. - She does.
- But I would say that you are special to Katie.
- Parker, did you start out dating right away?
Or was it friends first?
Like, how did it start?
- So she actually dated Pat first.
- Wha? - Her and Pat dated.
- Oh, damn, all right.
Can we talk about bro code for a second?
What's the bro code on that?
- No, no. So Katie and I dated for the summer.
- So no bro code broken?
- No, absolutely not, no.
- Nah, but, I mean, I saw her, and she lit up the room.
I was like, dude, she could be the one.
- Carol Ann, why do you think
these crazy kids can't get it together?
- I really don't know.
I know that they're irre-separable,
and they're best friends, and they love being together.
- We can see that. - But when they're together,
it's sometimes very toxic
if they're put in a situation
where they're at bars or clubs,
just like with any relationship.
- Why is Katie so special to you?
- Um, she came to me at a time when they were in--
well, actually, I met her on the back porch.
We were on a trip. He kept saying,
I just met the most beautiful girl.
She's so beautiful. You have to meet her.
And so then he brought her home,
and they started dating.
And he brought her by the farm.
And they went to ride on the RZR.
And I kept watching them.
So Babe was with me, and I was sitting at the counter.
Next thing I know, I get a call from his father
that they'd been in an accident,
and I could hear the sirens.
But I didn't know where they were.
And I didn't know if they were on our property or not.
Babe went to the door and started barking,
and she kept lifting up her nose and sniffing.
I had to drive to the hospital, and it was traumatizing.
I got there. And the pastor was there.
He was like, we need to pray. I'm like, pray for what?
He's still alive, right?
We can't give you any information.
So I went back there.
He's laying on a bed,
and he kept saying, "Where's Katie, Mom?
Where's Katie?" So I go in the other room
to find her, and she's laying in the bed.
And she's just--her whole body is just shaking from shock.
She was actually ejected, and it landed on top of him.
It took 36 firemen to get him out from underneath the RZR.
And he broke his femur, and also it landed on his arm.
He had a punctured lung.
He had a head-- like, a brain bleed.
- Pretty much, I'm lucky to be here.
- Yeah. - Katie, how were you feeling
during this time? - So I got ejected,
and it was, like, into--
it was literally, like, a field of thorns.
And I am, like, screaming for Parker,
finally find him.
I think he's dead.
Why do I keep getting so emotional?
And so I run a mile and, like--
- Trying to get help? - Yeah.
I have problems. I keep crying.
- No, she really-- - It's an emotional experience.
- It's traumatizing. - It's really traumatizing.
- What was it like watching Katie take
such good care of your son?
- Oh, she was so sweet.
She stayed with me at the hospital.
She showed up every single day.
You know, it was so sad because...
he really didn't have a lot of memory.
So when people would come, he was, like,
trying to remember who people were, and it was really scary.
And we didn't know if he was gonna walk again,
but he did.
- I mean, I remember seeing, like, the photos
and everything that was going on.
And I remember it being a thing
where you might not be able to walk.
And that was really scary. - Mm-hmm.
- He struggled with that. - I had a cane.
- It was a really intimate moment.
Like, even, like-- I wasn't even at the hospital.
Like, it was so serious.
It was, like, family, Katie, that's it.
Like, he was basically learning to walk again.
- How long was your recovery from this accident?
- Like, eight months. It was the longest--
it was the hardest and longest recovery ever.
- Well, we're glad you're here.
I am dying to ask this question.
Carol Ann. - Yes.
- Who do you like more...
- Oh, that's terrible. - Katie or Parker?
- Oh, out of them two?
[overlapping speech]
I was about to say, oh, my gosh.
[laughter]
My son. I mean, I love my son of course.
[laughter, overlapping speech]
- She had to think.
- I had to think about it for a second.
I had to think about it for a second.
But I mean, I definitely love my son.
But I'm close to Katie too.
- Carol Ann, why were you laughing uncontrollably
with Savannah in your kitchen?
- Well, because Parker called me that morning.
He said, mom, I want you to meet Savannah.
I'm like, who's Savannah?
And he's like, well, I've been dating her.
I'm like, how long?
He's like, for a while. I'm like, you didn't tell me.
And I met her.
I mean, I thought she was beautiful.
I thought she was sweet.
But, you know, they were standing
at the refrigerator, and he's like, this is Sav.
And I'm like, oh, so you're dating Savannah and Sav?
Then I just couldn't stop laughing even more
because I was so confused.
The other reason I was laughing is because
I made charcuterie board.
But she kept correcting Parker because he couldn't say it.
So she kept going... - I can't say it.
- "Char, char, char." - Charcuterie?
- She was going, "Char, char, char."
And I'm like, char-char-charcooter board.
I mean, it was just non-stop laughter.
- Yeah. Thank you for being here, Carol Ann.
- Aw, thank you. - I love you already.
More to come after the break.
[cheers]
- Let's get it, guys.
- Work that pole, Chelsea.
- Whoo!
[cheers]
- Welcome back. We're still here
with the cast of "Buckhead Shore."
[cheers and applause]
- We're gonna do something fun.
Adamo is an exotic dancer.
And this season we saw that Chelsea's got some moves too.
all: Hey! - ♪ Work, work ♪
- [inaudible]! - ♪ Let's work, work, work ♪
♪ Let's work, work, work ♪ - Whoo! Make it rain.
Like, I really do want to be a stripper.
- So we're putting their skills to the test
in something we're calling Take a Pole.
- Here's how this will work.
Adamo and Chelsea will learn a pole dance move
and then perform it on our stripper pole.
[cheers]
Yes.
Our judge will be strip club royalty, JuJu.
- Take it off, babe.
- The contestant who performs the moves the best will be
declared the pole princess.
- Yes. And here to show
Adamo and Chelsea the moves,
please welcome Magic City dancer, Purity.
[cheers]
- All right, let's go!
- Go crazy.
- Oh, [bleep]. - Oh, my God.
- Chelsea. - Girl.
- Holy [bleep].
- Yeah!
- ♪ High heels on ♪
♪ I've been waiting ♪
- Make it rain. Make it rain.
- Hey! - Make it rain.
- Yeah!
- ♪ I know what you came for ♪
[cheers]
- Round of applause. - Give it up for Purity.
That was amazing.
So we might need you to show them an easier move.
Adamo and Chelsea, let's walk over to the pole.
And JuJu, head to your judging position.
The rest of you, get ready to throw those dollars.
- Whoo. - OK.
- So we're gonna learn how to climb it first.
Pull yourself up, cross.
- She's strong. - This way, I'm not falling.
- Whoo. - Whoa.
- What about those shoes, though?
- Ready? - Ladies first.
- I don't know. All I know how to do is just--
[laughter and cheers]
I don't know how to climb.
- Yep.
- [squeals]
Oh, my God.
- Go, Chelsea!
- Yeah! I feel like I'm
in cheer practice right now, baby.
[cheers]
[screams]
- I'm out of money.
- Adamo, are you ready for me, baby?
- Get it, Adamo.
- It's been a minute since I touched--
oh, this don't spin.
I mean, I wouldn't know.
All right. - You got to jump.
- Let's try it. - Test the pole.
- Whoa!
[cheers]
- Oh, my whole pile just went.
- Yes! - Yes.
- Hey.
- JuJu, who do you give that round to?
- Of course, I love Chelsea's moves,
but, Adamo, you won the first round, my boy.
- You ate. - Yep.
[cheers]
- Round two.
- So what we're going to do is we're going to take
a nice, sexy stroll to the pole
and spin.
- Whoo!
- Work that pole, Chelsea.
- Sexy walk, girl. - Slower. Slow.
- That ain't no sexy walk. - Sexy walk!
- Don't worry about me. I'm coming to you, baby.
- ♪ High heels on ♪
- All right. - Hey!
- Ohh.
[cheers]
- ♪ Give me what I came for ♪
- Yes, Chelsea! - ♪ You know what I came for ♪
- Wait, wait, wait. Whoo!
- Come any time.
Girl.
[cheers]
- Yes! - Oh, [bleep]!
- I can't one-up that. - Star quality.
- It officially goes to Chelsea.
[cheers]
- So the pole princess is Chelsea.
[cheers]
And here are your Magic City wings.
- Wings. - No way.
- Oh, my God. - Thank you, Big Daddy.
- Take them back to the table.
- This has been so much fun.
Thanks for joining us.
- And we will see you next time.
[cheers]
- Buckhead Shore.
- Love you.
- I love you, bubba.
- All right, that was amazing.
- Goodness gracious.
- We might have to just go to church tomorrow instead.
[laughter]
- Thank you guys so much.
- Thank you so much. - Thank you.