- ♪ MTV ♪
- Love it. - Do you love it?
- I love it.
- I don't know. I just don't like it.
- So, like, if I love it, like, can't you just let me love it?
- I just want an Uber. Let me the [bleep] out.
- So then don't--
- No, no, no, no, no.
You're literally screaming. - [bleep].
- We're in the middle of the road.
We can't have that relationship like I want,
because you're not in a good space with yourself.
I've literally been thinking about asking my mom to go
to, like, a treatment center.
- Kinsey and I are going to get a divorce.
- Keep focusing on you and stay away from her.
[somber music]
♪ ♪
- What a mess.
- Bentley is the one that pays for all of this.
So we have to stay on the same team.
- You know, Ryan's is so upset,
my head did go to
that he's going to mess with his sobriety,
and it's not going to be good.
- Bentley, that poor dude's had to go through
some [bleep] up [bleep].
I just feel bad for him.
- I remember growing up as a little kid,
I always wanted to live in a house.
We were always living in the trailer park.
- Is this the last time we're moving, honey?
- Yes. - Are you sure?
- Yeah. I moved my whole life.
I hate it.
- Nova.
Are you so excited to see your new room?
- What the?
- Is it cool?
- Give me a kiss.
- I looked at who was holding the gun.
He hit the car 13 times,
and we crashed into the back of a Prius.
- What's going on with you and Ashley?
- Ashley posted that I used the shooting to cover up
getting my body done.
- So did you ever get a chance to talk
to Bar about that situation?
- No, I didn't hit him up yet.
You know, it's a lot of [bleep] going on
between the females that shouldn't
be trickling down between us.
So we need to, you know, link up get on the same page, bro.
- Listen, Bar calls me and tells me
that Zach called, low-key trying to check him,
because I said that she got that body plucked and stuffed
and used that accident as a cover-up.
You put Bar in a predicament to come back to this lion
and talk about some peace?
I mean, damn.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hey, guys.
I heard there's some tea from the Florida trip.
Can we hop on a chat?
I want to know what's going on.
♪ ♪
- Hello.
- Hi.
- Honestly, I'm a little upset you didn't come to Florida.
- I know. I was jealous.
I kept seeing y'all's posts, and, you know, I had FOMO.
- It was so much fun.
Someone suggested to play truth or dare.
Zach was like, "I dare Bri to kiss Devoin."
And then, yeah, we just kissed.
- And she gave him a lap dance.
[laughter]
[all cheering]
[laughter]
- I felt like I was at like an eighth grade party,
and like my friends went in the closet
and played like seven minutes in heaven.
[laughter]
- So another thing that happened was, Zach called Bar,
and they're going to meet up to talk about what
he and Ashley posted.
It will be interesting.
[computer chimes] - Hey, sorry.
- Hey, how are you?
- Oh, my gosh.
I'm not doing great.
There's so much [bleep] going on with my parents.
They've been, like, homeless.
They haven't been doing good.
Like, they're literally like at rock bottom.
- She's drinking or it's drug use?
- Oh, yeah.
It's drugs.
She never-- she's never drank alcohol.
And I've done so much to the point
now I've just cut her off and been
like, "You make the right choices,
"I'll always be here for you.
"But until then, like, I have to love you from a distance
because it's so unhealthy."
- Yeah.
And, you know, me and Ty, we've had these conversations, too,
where it's like you know what?
We have some toxic [bleep] around us
that we have to cut out, which we've done.
And that comes with a lot of grieving, too.
Like, it's not-- people just think it's easy, and it's not.
It [bleep] sucks.
- I'm literally severely depressed, and I'm unhappy,
and I hate that I'm, like, trying to plan my wedding.
I feel like I'm like, am I doing this again, really?
Like, the year I'm planning my wedding,
I'm doing this all again.
It's like a sick joke.
[indistinct].
- Can't hear her.
Babe.
We can't hear you.
- Oh, and she's gone.
I feel so bad for her.
- Yeah.
- We all deserve to have happy, healthy parents.
And it's sad when you don't get that.
- Yeah.
- ♪ Put the blame on me ♪
♪ Put the blame on me ♪
- [laughs]
Did you want a push?
- I got it.
I'll go really far.
♪ ♪
- What up? - I'm so hungry.
Nothing.
- So Zach said that he was planning on coming to Vegas.
I guess we're going to have a sit down, or whatever.
Kick it, grab some food or whatever the [bleep]
and talk.
But it seems like the whole premise of it
is that he's trying to come up with a way to, like,
stop this [bleep] online.
- What?
His bitch mouth don't work no more?
She-- she's a mute now?
I don't understand what there is to talk about.
Your girl, your now wife, banded with a bunch
of lying-ass bitches.
Cheyenne and I were never close friends,
but we were fine.
I never knew Cheyenne and I had a problem
until she hit my phone and told me
not to come to her wedding.
She says, "Hi.
"I don't think it is appropriate for you
"to attend the wedding.
"This is a very special day, and we don't want any drama.
Hoping you understand."
She ran her mouth about me on her podcast.
- When it came to like the backlash that I
got for uninviting Ashley--
- Just because we're Black doesn't mean
we have to be besties.
- I responded to that.
Cheyenne chose a side; that's fine.
But my problem with Cheyenne is she won't run
around, "Oh, I'm so innocent.
I haven't said anything. I haven't"--
no, bitch, you're lucky I really haven't ate
you the [bleep] up. - Yeah.
- And now you're sending your little
[bleep] lap dog over here to try
to patch some [bleep] over?
- I'm going to sit down and give him the--
I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt
to link up and chop it up. You feel me?
We cool.
- So when are y'all meeting?
- Tomorrow.
Well, I'm sure you'll hear all about it.
- Best of luck to you.
But on my behalf, it ain't no mending.
It's not no white flags.
- All right.
- Be careful.
[morose music]
[upbeat music]
- ♪ Uptown boulevard, living large ♪
♪ Avant garde, no charge ♪
♪ Rose gold ♪ [laughter]
♪ Ready set ♪
♪ On your mark ♪
♪ Here we go ♪
- Hi, guys. - Hi.
- Hey, all.
- Hi, friends.
♪ ♪
- Cheers.
- Cheers to--
- Moms' and godmoms' night out.
- Yes.
- Remy.
- We just got back from Florida.
- How was that?
- It was a fun trip.
It was just like hanging out with friends.
- Like the cast has had a lot of drama.
- Mm-hmm.
- As we all know.
- Per usual.
- And Ashley has drama with a lot of people on the show.
So for her to then go online and basically
insinuate that I used the accident to get my body done--
- That is such bull[bleep].
- So far from the truth, and it's so far from accurate.
Zach is cool with Bar, who's Ashley's husband.
So he's like, "It's hard because it's like, you know,
"I really like him.
"But his wife says, like, mean things to you.
So like, how do we"--
- Navigate that.
- --navigate that?
- I think the point of the matter is that
not to add fuel to the fire,
not to feed into the bull[bleep].
- Exactly.
Zach wanted to reach out to Bar to have a conversation,
and to like meet up in person.
- So has Bar confirmed?
- Yeah, Zach flies out tomorrow.
- I love that.
- I hope that this conversation isn't like a dead end.
Like, "Well, you said this about me.
"And she said this about me.
"And she said this about her.
And [bleep] you, and [bleep] you."
I'm at a place where, like, I don't like confrontation.
I'm not a fighter, and--
- You totally are.
- Remy, [bleep] you. [laughter]
- I'm like--
- OK, I'm not a fighter anymore.
- [laughs]
- Maybe this can be like the start
to a clean slate between--
if not everyone, but at least like her and me.
- Yeah.
- And then maybe that will trickle into other people's--
- Leading by example.
- ♪ You can put it all on me, yeah ♪
♪ You can put it all on me ♪
♪ Yeah, you can put it all on me ♪
♪ If we both fall, would you fall on me ♪
♪ You can put it all on me ♪
♪ Yeah ♪ - Perfect, babe.
OK.
I'll see you in a few weeks.
- Sounds good.
- Hey, everyone.
Sorry that I dropped off the group call earlier.
I've been dealing with my mom and dad's addiction issues.
And lately, I'm just feeling kind of overwhelmed.
But thanks for letting me vent.
- ♪ You can put it all on me ♪
♪ Yeah, all on me ♪
♪ Yeah, we would you put it all on me? ♪
♪ If we both fall, would you fall on me ♪
- What up, dude?
- What's up?
- Oh, not [bleep].
Just hanging out at the house, trying to keep Kloie
under wraps.
How's life in Vegas?
You've been gone for a long time.
She's feeling it.
- Yeah, but that's a long time without your best friend.
She's just really overwhelmed with everything going on
with her parents, because, like, she's the only support
person for her mom and her dad right now,
because that's just how they've been.
- My mom just called me from jail,
crying, saying she needs me to come and bond her out $500.
It's either theft or drug charges, probably.
I've never not helped you guys out.
I just want my house back.
- Jade, I'm not asking for much.
And just don't ever [bleep] be down on your goddamn luck.
- How do you believe your drug addiction affected Jade?
- She's seen me giving up.
- You gave up on being a mom?
- I would say no.
But I think she might say yeah.
- I was hoping you would come visit and surprise Jaden.
I think it'd be really good for her.
She needs a little release.
- I actually have a four-day weekend off.
- Well, my plan is, is, like, I'm going to go up
to her work probably like 30 minutes
before she's about to get off and then like--
- Surprise her outside?
- Yeah.
And then when I come outside, then have you like get
out of the car or something. You know?
- Oh, that'd be sweet.
- I can whip something up.
- Oh, my God.
OK.
We're-- this is going to work.
- Yeah, it's going to work.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
OK, OK, OK.
Get it. - Bye, Cassie.
- Pass the tree. Pass the tree.
♪ ♪
- Oh, my God.
- [screams]
- [laughs]
- Hi!
My baby's here!
Hi, Kloie.
- Hi.
- Oh, my God.
We're going to go back to your house, pack a bag.
I got us a nice suite.
- [laughs]
- I know how much you needed to see this too.
Drive safe. I'll see you at the house.
- You brought me my soulmate.
- [laughs]
- I love you, but it's a different love.
- I know.
- Guess what I wrote.
- What?
- I love you, Chau.
- [gasps] You love me?
- Oh.
- Hey.
- Hi, best friend,
- ♪ On to something ♪
♪ On to something good ♪
- ♪ Wake up, wake up ♪
♪ Outside it's a lovely day ♪
♪ ♪
- Go.
Why do you got to be so fast for?
- Whoa.
- Whee.
- Let's see if she goes down.
- Go down.
- Say, "Come on, Rya."
- Come on, Rya.
- Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
Hey, guys, I haven't been able to really
fill you guys in lately, but there's a lot of [bleep]
going down over here.
My little brother Nicholas, who I practically raised--
- Are you sorry?
- Mm-hmm.
- You promise?
- Yes.
- Give me a hug.
- You and your girlfriend, how long
have you guys been dating now?
- Almost two months.
- Have you ever heard-- heard of the pull out
and pray method? - Yeah, of course.
- OK.
That's also how Carly was born.
- [laughs]
- Stole from me last year, and then
decided to go on social media and kind of bash us.
- I just want to let you all know that
I've never stole anything from anyone,
including my [bleep] sister.
The Cate side always have a [bleep] stick up their ass.
- He's definitely violated my trust.
So I don't really know what to do moving forward.
- We're eating takeout on our little bistro table.
- I know, we need to put our other table up here.
- OK, so what's going on?
What's-- what's the deal with the Nick situation?
- No matter if it hurts me, I'm going to feel those emotions
of being hurt and sad.
I'm going to feel those, even though they suck.
But then I'm going to just release it.
- I think that's why it bothered you so much more
or less with Nicolas, because he was
like the last-- the last hope.
But you know what I mean.
He's the youngest sibling that you were like, "Oh, man.
I got one sibling that hasn't done anything."
- I would love to just sit down and talk to him
and maybe even give him another chance.
I just [bleep] want to be how it used to be with him.
- Yeah. Well, I don't think--
I don't know if it ever will be, unfortunately.
But I do think there's a space for, like, mending.
[somber music]
♪ ♪
I know, honey.
- And that makes me sad, because--
- ♪ I know I'll see you on the other side ♪
- --because I love him.
- ♪ I know I'll see you ♪
♪ I know I'll see you on the other side ♪
- Being the oldest, and being 14 years older than him, like,
he was literally like my baby.
♪ ♪
- I know, honey.
- And I want him to be able to come over...
That's the [bleep] part, you know, because I love him.
- I know.
- ♪ Here we go ♪
- ♪ Go ♪
[upbeat music]
- Ever since Ryan told me about him and Mackenzie
getting a divorce, I feel like we've
been communicating a lot more.
He's able to, like, be open and honest
with me about things.
In the past, that was a big struggle for us.
So I think we're moving in the right direction.
- Hello.
- What's up?
- Oh, nothing.
- Could I get a lime, too?
Yeah, thank you.
- So catch me up with really what's going on in your life.
Not the fun stuff.
- What?
- The crappy stuff with Ryan.
- Oh.
- What the hell is going on?
- They're getting a divorce.
All the things that she said, maybe some of them were true,
maybe some of them aren't just because I don't trust her as
far as I can throw her at all.
- So how's Bentley handle it all?
I mean, I feel like there's no hiding him from it
anymore, right?
- Yeah, no.
He's kind of in a dilemma of not feeling
guilty if you're still, like, "No, that's my dad,
and I want to know him and have a relationship with him."
But he's also not just some kid that is ignorant to life.
Like, he knows, "Hey, Dad, you're a grown-ass man.
What are you doing?"
It's definitely tough and is going to be
tough for Bentley and him.
- Yeah.
[bleep] now I'm worried about Ryan.
- Mm-hmm.
- Because I have no idea where he's at
in his sobriety and mental stability,
and something like this would set somebody off.
Because there for a while, we had no idea.
You didn't have a relationship with him.
Like, it was just-- we were taking
everybody's word for it.
- Right, and no one would tell me.
He has slipped up and relapsed for a day here or a day there.
- Right.
- And been very honest about that.
But he's also been very appreciative, you know?
Like, called me multiple times or texted me
multiple times to say thank you
just for being there for him.
And it's funny, because I'll just text him and be like,
"Are you OK?"
And he'll be like, "Yeah," or "Eh."
And I'll be like, "Well, stay out of trouble."
- Right.
- "Like, call me before you make any rash decisions."
[laughs]
- Right.
- "Don't do something crazy."
It's been a damn mess, honestly.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[phone camera clicking]
♪ ♪
- ♪ See that pretty girl in the sunshine ♪
♪ Shining like a diamond ♪
♪ She got no price ♪
♪ Why you got me flying like the sunrise? ♪
♪ Wasting no time ♪
♪ Going to stop trying ♪
♪ ♪
- What do you have to do after school?
- I don't know.
Check the schedule.
- I'll check the schedule.
Good morning.
Daddy's getting on the airplane.
He's going to Vegas for the day.
All right. - All right.
- Have fun. - Bye.
I'll see you later.
- Zach is literally on his way to Vegas
today to sit down and talk to Bar.
I keep on going back and forth with whether I think
it's a good idea, bad idea.
And I'm just not sure yet.
- ♪ I don't think you ready ♪
♪ Better it take it slow ♪
♪ I don't think you ready for it ♪
♪ Ready for it ♪
♪ Put me in, Coach ♪
♪ Put me in ♪
♪ Time is running thin ♪
♪ Problem is we was at the bottom of the bin ♪
♪ Mitten state gave me the grit ♪
♪ Now we building brick by brick ♪
♪ George made a way for peace ♪
♪ But I'm a dog straight off the leash ♪
♪ Better take it slow ♪
♪ Tell them that we ready ♪
♪ Better take it slow ♪
♪ Take it slow ♪
♪ Yeah, you better lay low ♪
♪ I don't think you ready for it ♪
♪ Ready for it ♪
- ♪ Go with the honey butter in that bread ♪
♪ [indistinct] ♪
♪ Thanks for the job ♪
♪ [indistinct] ♪
♪ I'm going out of control ♪
- ♪ Best friend date ♪
- ♪ Best friends ♪
- ♪ Just me you ♪
- Oh, my God. Party time.
Are we going to tear this place up?
- We about to [bleep] up.
- ♪ As you should ♪
- Oh, wow.
You got a bottle of wine for us?
- Yep.
- Oh, my God.
- You know what time it is.
- Full moon.
Love it.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome. Bestie.
♪ ♪
- So what's going on?
What's new with you?
Every time I talk to Sean and your aunt,
they say that you're so stressed out.
- I'm always stressed out.
I'm surprised I don't have gray hair.
You know when you have, like, a kid that's, like,
a teenager that's bad, that's doing wild [bleep],
or like that's just not responsible,
and you're worried about him?
That's what I feel like with my parents.
They haven't had nowhere to live.
- So where the [bleep] are they staying?
- Hotels or wherever.
Me giving you money, me helping you get [bleep]----
- That didn't help.
- --hasn't helped-- it hasn't helped you.
So I'm like, that really is just enabling you.
And I did the same thing with Sean.
And like, I'm concerned about them using drugs,
so I haven't let them over to my home in--
I couldn't tell you the last time.
- Does she admit that she's down bad?
- Well, she called me and started hysterically
just, like, crying. And was like, "I know"--
- Damn.
- "Like, I don't want to keep living like this.
"Like, I want help.
I really think I need to go to a facility."
- The fact that your mom admitted is--is big.
- But I'm waiting to get a call from the facility letting me
know the availability-- like, the beds are open,
everything's good, and how much is it
going to cost with insurance.
[sighs]
[gentle piano music]
Sorry.
I'm either about to just have a mental breakdown--
every time I talk about this, I'm about to have like a--
- It's out of your control, bro.
- I'm about to have a panic attack,
like a mental breakdown, every time.
- ♪ We got gotta keep it going ♪
- You're going to get robbed. You're going to get shot.
You're going to get some bad [bleep].
You're going to do something-- you're going to die like this.
Like-- - Yeah.
- And I'm like, I can't--
I can't continue to be in your life
and watch you, like, kill yourself,
or live in this empty shell of this depressed homeless, like,
[bleep] everything world.
♪ ♪
I just want to see her happy, and, like, healthy.
I hate seeing her like that.
I just feel like I can't get married and be happy,
like, watching her like that.
That's not what I want for my family.
And that's not what I want for my life.
- ♪ It feels like a fire ♪
♪ Is rising ♪
♪ ♪
[tense music]
♪ ♪
- My guy. - Came in shorts.
- [bleep].
- Ain't nobody tell you it's cold out here?
- Yeah, I looked.
It was sunny in LA, so I was like, "[bleep],
I'm out of here." - [laughs]
- Man.
How are Ashley? How are the kids [bleep]?
- They're cool. - Yeah.
- Yep, she's straight.
She's been doing every [bleep] in school [bleep].
- You already know that's the gist of why [bleep] out here.
- Yeah.
- Just trying to make sure we etch all this out,
because I guess Ashley made a comment online about her--
something about her faking her whole--
the car accident for the surgery [bleep].
- Right. Right. Right.
- And then it was brought to my attention
that you made a comment on it, and you called
everybody hos or whatnot.
- I probably did said a few things
I probably shouldn't have said about
certain [bleep] sometimes. You feel me?
- Yeah.
- Dad's also ain't supposed to be involved in this [bleep].
So I know like-- - Yeah.
- --what Ashley said, she [bleep]
she going to say what she say.
- That's what I'm talking to you.
Chey going to say what she-- - Yeah, exactly.
- Chey's like--
- Chey's sitting there like, I ain't-- she ain't never
said [bleep] about Ashley. - Mm-hmm.
- All she said on her podcast was,
we the only two Black cast members,
and people make it look like we got to be cool,
which we don't.
Which I agree with.
But I think that can be--
I don't know. - That's it.
- She could take it the wrong way.
- Yeah.
I'm going to tell you for a fact, that's coming
off completely wrong, bruh.
Y'all the only two Black women on the show.
- I think-- - You feel me?
Hold a little tighter together.
- Yeah.
No, I-- [bleep] trust me, I hear you.
I don't-- I don't think she came from, like,
you know, malicious intent.
[bleep]. It's pointless bull[bleep] drama
we don't need.
- Because of how it keep going and going, bruh,
all this [bleep] going to do is escalate.
- That's why I'm trying to nip it--
I was-- I mean, not like nothing was going to happen.
- Yeah, no. - I'm just trying to nip--
- It's like we got to nip it in the bud.
- --before anything happened between us, I'm like, hold on.
You called [bleep]. - Yeah.
- Let's talk it out.
If we got-- we got an issue, let's-- how can we figure this
[bleep] out so we can be cool? - Bruh, you feel me?
I'm one of [bleep] that will happily meet you--
meet wherever you want to meet to chop it up
and figure something out.
- Communication, that's all the girls can do, too.
She mentioned, you know, Ashley says some [bleep] that made
her feel some type of way.
She says some [bleep] that might have made
Ashley feel some type of way.
They just both popped up right now, and it's like, look,
"I'm sorry for what I said."
- Yeah. - Squash all that bull[bleep].
- I'm going to go home and holler at Ashley, too.
- Yeah.
- Tell her the conversation went smooth,
[bleep] like that. I'll give her--
- [bleep]. - You feel me?
A rough summary of what it is.
And [bleep] hopefully, it'll pay off.
In the long run, to try to get this a little more like--
you feel me? - [bleep].
- Fixed.
I'm going to be honest.
Her, Bri-- you feel me?
That-- that's-- that [bleep]-- that's a whole different--
that's-- that's a different-- - That's another category.
- That's a different demon.
And I don't think that mother[bleep]----
- That ain't never going to be--
- --go back in his cage.
I feel like-- I mean, [bleep] I feel
like it would eventually play out--
you feel me-- in a smooth way.
It's just that, you know, it take a little time.
- Not right now. it's not--
- But I mean, right now, like, yeah.
We straight.
And hopefully, it'll work out on that end, too.
- Yeah.
- ♪ Ain't it crazy you've been missing me ♪
♪ Now that I'm on my own and you're down on your knees ♪
♪ I fill those shoes are where I'm supposed to be ♪
♪ Ain't it crazy you've been missing me ♪
- What are you doing?
- I just got back from the office.
- I've got a headache.
Another calendar update, another Ryan Edwards disaster.
- I saw that.
Kind of messy.
- Yeah.
- What'd you think when you saw the video?
- First thought is like, holy crap, you know?
It's concerning.
- Yeah.
I know there are allegations going around,
and he said she said and who did what right now.
But just when you watch the video, like, even though we've
had our rough patches with them,
it's kind of disheartening to know
that that was like their home, their kids live in it.
It's kind of gut-wrenching.
- Mm-hmm.
It is.
- I don't know what to believe.
- Yeah, me either.
Also, unfortunately, it's not like what we believe
or even what could or couldn't be true matters,
because it's still all over the internet.
- Yeah.
- I just am worried about Ryan.
- I think him and Bentley were getting to a place
where they were starting to work on their relationship.
- Yeah.
- And again, I don't know what side's lying
or what side's telling the truth,
but regardless, either way, it's a setback, you know?
- Mm-hmm.
I'm going to have to have another conversation
with Benny.
- Yeah.
And he hasn't seen the videos, right?
- No.
I just don't want him to find out from somebody else
or somebody say something or ask him
something and him not have a clue what they're
talking about, you know? - Yeah.
Doesn't it just feel like it's always something?
[gentle music]
- Yes.
♪ ♪
Hey, Benny, can I talk to you for a second?
- Mm-hmm.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Loving you is a problem ♪
♪ Oh, baby ♪
♪ But I'm feeling like it's out of my hands ♪
♪ Loving you is a problem ♪
♪ You're so good, oh baby ♪
- Mom.
- Hmm?
- Can you help me with this?
- What do you help with, honey?
- You don't even know makeup, Dad.
- Oh, is it eyeliner?
- Yeah, eyeliner.
♪ ♪
Not that painful.
♪ ♪
- OK.
I mean--
- It looks good to me.
- Does it? I think it looks good.
Hey, what are you writing?
- Like, I wanted to write something to Nick,
so this is what I have so far.
"I remember the day you were born like it was yesterday.
"I was so excited to meet you and finally
"have a little brother.
"With me being so much older, I truly
"felt like you were my little baby
"that I helped raised, watched all the time,
and always had you with me."
[gentle music]
♪ ♪
- I know.
- [sobbing]
♪ ♪
"Even as you got older and I moved out of my own--
"moved out on my own, I always made sure to take you
"to spend the night, go to parks,
"and spend time together.
"I truly felt that we would always be thick as thieves.
"I always thought, 'Finally, a sibling
"'I will always be close with and have the most
"'amazing relationship with.'
"But with everything that has happened,
"my heart has been ripped out of me.
"I've cried many nights in missing the bond that we had.
"I love you with all my heart and soul,
"but I need our relationship to be
"a healthy and authentic one, not a fake,
"ay what people want to hear one."
♪ ♪
- Yeah.
- I texted that to my brother.
♪ ♪
[phone dings]
He says, "When can we talk in person?
"I'm down to fix this if you're down to fix this.
"It's been a year.
A year of [bleep] I didn't even do."
- [sighs]
- "I don't know what else more there is to say, Cate."
- He's young.
- Yeah, he is.
- But I think his response is a little--
kind of condescending a little bit.
- And the fact that too that he is so young, too,
like, I don't-- I don't even think
he really knows like the impact that it's had on me.
You know, like after Carly and stuff,
like, I was just very invested in my brother.
- Maybe caring for Nick in a way was a--
he was a part of your healing.
So then when you're a part of that healing with--
after Carly and stuff, you know,
and then you just do this big betrayal, it just feels like--
- It feels almost like a kid.
- Yeah.
- And as he gets older, too, you know, he'll realize--
he'll remember like, "Oh, who was
the person that"-- you know, like, you'll realize things.
- Mm-hmm.
- I mean, I do have plans on hopefully talking with him.
- Mom, I saw you crying.
- Yeah, I was.
- Why?
- Because I miss my brother.
That's why.
Don't you feel better after you cry sometimes?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
- ♪ And when you cry ♪
♪ I'm not sure the reason why ♪
♪ The things you say ♪
- I think we should get the car from valet,
and then go to the spa that I booked for us.
And then we can get food after. [phone rings]
- OK. Hold on.
My mom's calling me.
- Oh, [bleep].
- Hey, I'm-- - [bleep]
- I'm filming-- I'm filming right now, by the way.
- I'm over by your house,
so I'm just going to stop by there.
- I'm not home. I'm at Bottleworks Hotel.
I'm about to check out.
- Can I just talk to you off camera for a minute?
Like, for five minutes.
- What-- what-- what-- what is it?
What do you mean?
I don't know what you mean.
OK.
Love you.
- What did she say?
- She was like, "I don't know what--
what to do."
And I was like, "What do you mean?"
And she was like, "I'll just call you back
later when you're not filming."
I don't know what she means by "what to do."
Unless she's saying like she needs somewhere to stay.
She's not one to ask to come and stay at my house,
like, on camera I guess. - Uh-oh.
♪ ♪
[phone rings]
- It's the rehab facility calling.
Hello.
I think they both have Healthy Indiana
plan, which is like Medicaid.
You know, like state-- state-funded--
yeah.
Because my mom and dad are, like, expecting to go.
They're not going to be able to afford it.
So this basically just isn't going to happen.
All right, bye.
- What did he say?
- You'd have to pay out of pocket $250 per day--
- Damn.
- --for months there.
And I was like, who can afford that?
What am I supposed to do?
Say, "OK, I just won't have a wedding.
"I just won't have a new home.
"I just won't have anything and I'll pay--
I'll take all my savings to pay for them to go to rehab"?
Like, I can't financially do that.
Like, it'll put me in a hole financially.
I can't do it.
♪ ♪
[bleep].
♪ ♪
You get everyone's hopes up like something's
going to change and be better.
[sobbing]
- ♪ When did I get two face? ♪
♪ Making up a new face ♪
♪ [indistinct] ♪
♪ I might be a headcase ♪
♪ Living like a showcase ♪
- What's up, baby?
♪ ♪
- How was your day? - It was good.
I went and had a sit-down with Zach.
- Yeah.
So? - Oh, [bleep].
I ain't going to lie.
It was a completely cool, regular conversation.
He seemed just like regular Zach.
It didn't seem like he was coming to delegate
and try to like fix it.
We came to the conclusion that, hopefully,
y'all can see what happened, and maybe it'll rub off
in this whole little world.
Even if it don't happen, we were straight.
We still straight and [bleep].
Really, that was it.
- I don't care about any of this.
- [laughs]
- I'm glad that you guys seem to be able to maintain
some sort of a friendship.
But for me, I'm just over it.
- I understand that.
But then you also got to understand,
this is me and him having a conversation
about y'all stuff.
- I don't care about Cheyenne.
And I don't understand why people don't just
respect the fact that I don't want
to [bleep] with these people.
That is my choice.
If you care about a relationship with me
or you want to speak to me, you will come to me as a woman.
I could respect that.
[tense music]
You don't have to like me.
And guess what, I don't like you, bitch.
- Oh, [bleep].
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hey, kid.
- [laughs] You scared me.
- What's up?
What you guys doing?
- Nothing.
Zach, I think, is in the shower,
or getting out of the shower.
- Zach, I came to visit you guys.
- He went to Vegas yesterday to go meet up and talk to Bar.
Honestly, Zach got back so late last night I haven't ask
how their conversation went.
- Good morning.
- What's up, brother?
- What's up? - How you doing?
- Good.
- I was trying to tell my dad why you went to Vegas.
- Oh, yeah.
- To talk to Bar?
- Yeah, we just chopped it up.
Everything was cool.
We kind of ended on a, like, you know,
we should try to figure it out,
get together later down the line.
In a nutshell, she doesn't really have
a necessarily issue with Chey.
It's more so the other girls.
So like, Bar was saying, "There's no way they
can mend the relationship."
He was like, "Chey, that's a different story.
Over time, you know, they could probably be cool."
He did say what rubbed her wrong was the comment you made
saying, "Oh, just because you're Black-- the only
"other Black girl on the show, I don't
have to be friends with you."
- I stand by what I said.
I'm big enough to apologize if I've said something
that hurts your feelings.
It's not that deep to me.
And hopefully, you can do the same.
That doesn't mean could be best friends.
But we can be cordial.
What is your issue with me?
- I know you.
You don't apologize.
- I just said that I would.
- I know you said that, but I've never seen you
apologize a day in your life.
- I apologize to the people all the time.
- Name three.
- I haven't done anything to have to apologize.
- Chey, I'm just telling you, look,
when you're in these fights with people
that you care about, even if it's
somebody you don't care about, the way you win
the fight is to end the fight.
OK?
Let everybody go back to peaceful, to cool.
Doesn't matter who got the last word.
You try to get your point across.
If they don't want to hear it, you let it go.
It can be as simple as, "Hey, girl, look,
"I don't know what happened.
We should be cool."
♪ ♪
- ♪ Time will set it all in motion ♪
♪ Fear be still and hearts stay open ♪
♪ I don't care how long it takes to find my way ♪
- I'm sure you guys have all seen the things online
about Ryan and Mackenzie's divorce and everything
that's going on.
I talked to Bentley about it.
He seems kind of just, like, over all of it at this point.
It's pretty unfortunate, and kind of just
sucks for everybody all the way around.
So that's where we're at right now.
- ♪ I don't care how long it takes to find my way ♪
♪ I'll find my way ♪
[line trilling]
- Hey.
- Whoa. Hey.
- Good.
How are you?
- Good.
Finally starting to get warm here.
So I saw all the-- the body cam footage or whatever
of Mackenzie's house.
- Do you feel like-- do you feel
like that was kind of just--
he's just keeping himself kind of detached from all that,
like, as much as he can or--
- I think he just--
the expectations are low, and he--
it's kind of just, the walls go up.
You know what I mean?
When she told him, I asked--
I was like, "What did he say?"
She's like, "Not much. Just"--
- But Chey's been there.
It's like, her dad gets out, he's doing things good.
You get this, like, little bit of hope.
Just like how Bentley did.
Like, oh, we're going to start hanging out together more.
- Yeah.
- Or having dinner more, and then something happens.
- But the thing about it is, eventually,
you do get kind of numb, you know.
But you get kind of like-- you know,
like, you'd be shocked if they did something good.
- Right.
- You'd be shocked that they actually were consistent
and they, like, made a promise and actually kept it.
That's what shocking.
But when this kind of stuff, it's--
- It's-- yeah, it's normal.
- Right.
[gentle music]
- Turn around.
You've been placed under arrest.
- For what?
- We have a warrant, so how about that?
♪ ♪
- I can go to my house.
- Not with an order of protection.
♪ ♪
- ♪ This is the end ♪
♪ ♪
- Ryan, he's in jail.
♪ ♪
[sighs]
♪ ♪
Things with Ryan and myself co-parenting,
we're on a really good path.
And then, you know, to be quite honest,
[bleep] just hit the fan.
I care about Ryan and his well-being.
And I do worry about him, but my only priority
as it pertains to this is my son.
♪ ♪
[sirens wailing]
- What happened today?
- Yeah, I was at work, got a call from Jen.
- Yeah.
He-- he broke his protection order?
- I don't know--
- Yeah.
- --what's it's all about.
I really don't.
I'm scared, absolutely.
I'm scared.
Anything could happen.
I don't want to lose my only son.
The man's made some mistakes, and he's not a boy anymore.
He's a man.
But he's made some damn mistakes.
♪ ♪
Mm. He's still my son.
♪ ♪
He's still my son.
- ♪ You won't ever disappear ♪
♪ From my heart ♪
♪ ♪
♪ My heart ♪
♪ You won't ever disappear ♪
♪ From my heart ♪
♪ ♪
♪ My heart ♪
♪ ♪
♪ You won't ever disappear ♪
♪ From my heart ♪
♪ ♪
♪ My heart ♪
♪ ♪
- Next on "Teen Mom: The Next Chapter..."
- She's waking up throughout the night.
- I know. I'm not getting enough sleep.
- There was a lump in my underarm.
They cut me open.
- Would you want to reach out to Dad?
- It honestly flipped a switch in me
that I'm like, "[bleep] you."
- I'm going to Austin treatment center.
- Are you taking this seriously?
- The stakes are not just high for you.
- How do you explain that to your kid?
"I might not see you until you're an adult."