- ♪ MTV ♪
- ♪ Oh ♪
♪ Light it up, light it up ♪
- New season, new house, and new husband.
I miss all of your guys' faces.
I haven't seen you since the wedding.
Let's jump on a video call.
[computer trilling]
- Hey, girl.
- Oh, hey. - Hey, guys.
Every time we all hang out together,
we all say we should check in more.
We should call more.
We should talk more. - Right.
- Hey. - Hey.
- Hello.
Hello.
Can anybody hear me?
- No.
- I cannot see you.
- Have you guys heard from Amber?
- She said she was taking a break.
- Yeah, that's what she said to me, that she needed some time.
She was like, but I'm OK.
- Where's everybody else?
- Leah's picking her kids up from school.
- And Ashley left our chat, remember?
- Wait, are you going to the bathroom?
- I have to pee.
- That is totally something I would do.
- I've been working all day.
I have no time.
- Oh my God, Jade.
- Is this going to be on TV?
- Oh my God. - [laughs]
Well, it's nice checking in with you guys.
I love you, girls. I will see you later.
- Love you. See you. - Love you.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ It's here and now ♪
♪ The summer's come, it's here and now ♪
- Jade.
- [gasps] Jade.
- Did she just cut your hair off?
- Whee!
[laughter]
- ♪ Ready set go ♪
♪ Let's hear it now ♪
♪ ♪
- Benny, do you have homework?
- Yeah.
- OK.
[line trilling]
- Hey. - Hey.
What's up?
- Oh, not much.
- Well, I was just going to call you and let you know.
I don't know if Bentley had told you or not,
but he's actually going to be wrestling
on the high school team.
So I'll send you that schedule.
That's really all I have right now.
I don't think he's got anything else going on but wrestling.
So...
- Can I take Bentley to dinner on Wednesday?
- I'm sure Bentley would love it.
- All right. I appreciate it.
- All right. Thanks.
Bye. - All right.
Thanks. Bye.
- Hey, y'all.
You probably won't even believe me when I tell you,
but Ryan and I are actually communicating
and getting along.
Over the years, we were never able to co-parent
without drama.
- You're so damn stupid. I can't even talk to you.
- OK, I'm not talking to you anymore.
- I just got a pretty disturbing phone call
from Ryan in a fit of rage, screaming, losing his mind,
and tells me he's going to show up over here
and put a bullet in my head.
- What?
- But ever since the reunion, where we hashed things out--
I want to apologize for not putting in more of an effort
to understand the struggles you were going through.
- I've said some things that were hateful.
So I'm sorry for that.
- Thank you.
- --we have both been making an effort.
So I'm hopeful for Bentley and Ryan's relationship.
But I definitely need Taylor's support.
What's up?
- I've just been doing the never-ending laundry.
- Talked to Ryan.
- Oh, yeah?
How'd that go?
- Moving forward, how we want to do things differently,
like making sure that I send a schedule or any updates
or whatever to Ryan.
- Mm-hmm.
- And us co-parenting with each other, not co-parenting
with everybody else around us.
- I just don't understand.
I've seen him let you down and let
Bentley down so many times.
When I first met you, and when I first moved out here,
he wasn't a good father then.
- But I can't let how I feel about him
get in the way of him
hopefully attempting now.
I can't hold on to that stuff.
We, like, committed to doing certain things
and making sure that we were on top of those commitments.
So Ryan wants to take him to dinner
and then bring him home Wednesday night.
- For the majority of my life since I've moved to Tennessee,
he's been a black cloud that hangs over us.
I won't say that I'm happy about
this whole co-parenting thing.
- ♪ We gonna run, run, run ♪
♪ We gonna run, run, run ♪
- Hey, ladies.
Oh my god.
A lot has been going on.
As you know, me and Devoin couldn't even speak
to each other at the reunion.
- We didn't talk all season.
Why talk now?
- But since then, a lot has changed.
He hit rock bottom and decided to get help
for his gambling addiction.
He completed 30 days in rehab.
- So I got more discipline than anything, and it was humbling.
But the real work starts when you get out.
- And since he has been home,
he has been a different person.
We have been spending time together
with the girls as a family.
- Mm-hmm. We went to the same school together.
- We're best friends.
- Besties.
And we are also getting to know each other
as adults, which are two things we
have never really done before.
- Yeah?
- OK, leave it there.
Why does she always have to tell me everything
that she does?
- She's a good girl.
You want her to tell you everything.
How's Devoin?
- He has a whole game plan, programs he can reach out to,
people he can reach out to, to continue,
you know, working on what he needs to work on.
- I don't know what happened, but I see that you're having
so much compassion for him.
- Not that I have compassion; I think
I'm just-- I don't know-- he's never done this before.
Like, he's never, like, actually
went somewhere to get help.
So...
- Always brutally honest with you.
- Yeah.
- About his issues.
- Oh, he's coming with me to Indy.
- For what?
- So I'm going to hang out with Jade.
I have some things to do with her for her wedding.
And I was like, well, I think the best place for Devoin
to be is with somebody that went through the program
and actually can see the difference in Sean.
So I was like, "Well, you can hang out with Sean
while I hang out with Jade."
And he was like, "Yeah, I'm down to go."
So we're going to go.
- This is a lot to take in.
So just be careful.
- I was wondering if you can babysit for me.
- Yeah, absolutely.
At this point, out of all the years
that I've been rooting for him, I want him to do well
for Nova and for him.
I love you, and you do what's right for you and the girls.
You have my support.
[light music]
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ Come play with me ♪
- Life has been crazy.
Right after the wedding, we moved into our dream home.
Welcome to La Casa La Davis.
This is our great room right here.
It has this beautiful deck right here,
huge bath tub, shower.
[laughs] What are you doing?
Dad, why are you in there like that?
- OK.
But before we got all settled,
Zach had to face the consequences
of an old DUI charge.
- There's going to be a mandatory amount of jail time
that he's going to be facing.
- He went to jail.
And luckily, he was released 24 hours later.
- Hi.
- We've put all that stress behind us now,
and we're just looking towards the future.
- I see somebody.
Oh, we match.
Yes.
Hi.
- Hi.
- You always going to wear green?
- No.
- OK, so her backpack has her school folder in it,
where her teacher said she needs to do
at least five minutes a day.
- Lookit.
Lookit.
- And then you see parent-teacher
conferences are-- - Coming up.
We got to sign up for something?
- Yeah, I was going to ask.
Am I good to pick any day, or is there
a date that you can't do?
- We finally got Maya's surgery scheduled.
- Cory's daughter is about to be born any day now.
Ryder is super, super excited to be a big sister again.
- I know.
- Maya has tricuspid atresia.
So what they're going to have to do
is go in and basically do three different surgeries
to then help her lungs get the oxygen that her body needs.
She's got open-heart surgery.
Mm-hmm.
- Wow.
But how do you feel now that you guys have a date?
Does it make you feel better?
Does it make you more anxious?
- No, I'm ready. - How's Taylor?
- I'm ready for it.
We're ready for it.
- Oh, man.
Too much. Too much.
- Ry, you ready?
- Ew, ew, ew.
[upbeat music]
- ♪ Skull and bones, you never got it ♪
♪ You can run, but you're never hiding from me ♪
♪ ♪
- Lord, I don't think I've ever heard
it this quiet in this house.
- I know.
- Maya, Maya, Maya.
- Honestly, like I've noticed, like, probably the last month,
her coloring is different.
Have you noticed?
- Mm-hmm.
- She's a little more purple. - Purple.
- She's struggling to breathe.
And to watch your child sit there and like...
[gasping] and then like her face is turning purple.
And I'm just like, I don't know what to do right now.
Like--
- I know.
It's not fun.
- It's time for her to get that surgery done.
- Yeah.
- The big one, the one that we've been
talking about for so long.
- Yeah, the one I don't want to do.
- Why are you so nervous for it?
- W--
maybe because it's an open-heart surgery.
I try to stay positive, but I get
overwhelmed with the negatives too.
Well, not negatives, but like risks, I guess.
- Yeah. I'm nervous.
I'm scared just like you are.
I just show it differently.
♪ ♪
And she's going to be fine.
You know that she is.
- Yeah, but it's scary.
- I know.
[gentle music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ It's such a pleasure to meet you ♪
♪ Got a feeling we're going to get along ♪
- Dad, wait a minute.
Can I ask a question now?
When am I going to get my own room?
- [sighs]
- If we moved--
- We can move.
But what would you think if we moved?
Like, what do you-- you know?
- I really miss the house, because, like,
a lot of memories are here.
And--
- Yeah, that makes sense, yeah.
- That's true.
- But if we move, you had your own room,
you have a play room.
You-- [sighs] I mean--
- Yeah, but memories are more important.
- They are.
- That's true.
- You're so sweet. Who raised you?
- I know, right?
Who are your parents?
Dang, man.
They killing it.
- So when we bought this house,
we literally only had one child.
And now we have three.
So we're kind of outgrowing it and bursting
at the seams everywhere.
So we want to start looking for a new house.
So I'm going to reach out to our realtor
and see kind of what is around.
I'm excited, nervous.
It's, like, bittersweet.
Lots of great memories at this place,
but it's time for a more usable space for our family.
[upbeat music]
So our realtor sent me this new listing.
Oh, it looks nice.
You know, it's four bedrooms.
It's got a finished basement.
- 3,100 square feet.
- Mm-hmm.
Six acres.
- So it's 400 square feet bigger than our house.
- OK.
- This house looks fancy. - I know.
It does, doesn't it? - Doesn't it?
- Yeah. - We don't belong here.
- I know.
- We don't belong in it.
It's not meant for trailer trash.
Let's check this house out.
[upbeat music]
- ♪ I'm ready for it ♪
- Honestly, right when I saw the picture of the inside,
I was like, cool. - Mm-hmm.
There's just certain things that I'm sick of.
- I understand.
- The cluster [bleep] everywhere downstairs.
Oh, it's right here.
Wow.
It looks like an adult house.
- Oh, that's too grown for us. - I know.
- That's too fancy.
Oh, this is a big--
this is a fancy house.
- Yeah, it is. - Oh my God.
Wow.
This is like [bleep].
- ♪ Come on, come on, come on for the ride ♪
♪ Come on, come on, come on for the ride ♪
♪ Come on, come on, come on ♪
- What'd you have for lunch?
You ate all your-- all your pasta, all your broccoli,
and all the peaches?
Because I'm going to double check.
- OK.
Double check.
- OK.
- Double check.
- Hey, everyone.
I'm in full wedding planning mode.
I have my venue booked.
- This is the willow chapel. - I love this.
- Isn't it gorgeous? - This is it.
- Yeah.
- My bridal party picked--
we're going to have a big dinner
with all my bridesmaids.
These bitches is crazy.
- She's like yeah. - Yeah. Yeah.
And, Briana, I'm so excited for you to get here so we
can go wedding dress shopping.
- ♪ Look at me now ♪
♪ Look at me now ♪
- Hi, Jade.
I just landed in the airport.
We're in Indy.
Traveling with Devoin is weird.
But yeah, I don't know.
This is our first time in--
in history.
We've never done this before.
So let's see what happens.
♪ ♪
- How you doing, fam? - Good, bro.
Good.
Chilling.
- Hello!
- Hi.
- I'm back.
- ♪ Look at me now ♪
- Why don't we do a cheers?
- Oh, yeah.
Cheers to love.
- Cheers to love.
- To love.
- A love we never thought would make it.
- OK.
[laughter]
- That made it.
- That really made it.
- If I was betting on us, I wouldn't have bet on us.
Like a long time ago, I would not have bet on us.
- Well, look at you guys now.
- After all them engagements and all the rings.
- Hey, yo.
[bleep] so good I got three rings in this bitch.
And the third one was the biggest.
- What's that burning? Oh my [bleep].
[laughter]
- How's your mother going to be involved in this wedding?
- You know how, like, the mom and dad
be having a say in [bleep], because they're paying
for [bleep].
So a lot of the time, people that pay for stuff,
they have a big say.
They're not paying for [bleep].
But I feel like with my mom, she's so opinionated,
and she wants to put her opinion in too much.
And I just-- I don't know.
I can't deal with--
- Just know it's your wedding. - Yeah, that's right.
It's your wedding.
- Yeah, I can't-- you know how she like to take [bleep] over.
- Like, nobody else matters.
It's your day, not anybody else's.
- But I want to say thank you guys
so much to coming to this bridal dinner
and getting to meet Briana and, you know,
seeing what the whole next year of our life
is going to look like, this whole bridal party.
Because we're going to spend a lot of time together.
Well, cheers to the wedding. - Cheers.
- Cheers to this bridal party.
And we are going to have an amazing journey.
- Cheers to love. - Cheers to love.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hello.
Can I have a hug?
What have you been doing today?
- Here's your food, bud.
- Hello.
- Hey.
I'm having dinner with Bentley tomorrow night.
- It's been a while since you guys
have done something on your own, just the two of you.
I'd say six, seven years.
- I don't ever just get to talk to him.
- Yeah, one on one without all of us being around.
- So you and Maci, you feel good about it?
- Yeah.
We, you know, kind of agreed to that I get to see Bentley
and communicate with Bentley.
I mean, really with her, just communicate with her,
to text her and let her know what's going on.
- Yeah?
I'm pretty proud of you for taking a little bit
of ownership and admitting that, you know, you had faults
and you were part of the problem also.
But anyway-- but that's behind you.
- Right.
- So you guys can move forward now,
and Bentley's got a lot of life left, a lot of things to do,
a lot of things he wants to do.
So you might get to kind of enjoy them together
a little bit.
- ♪ Home's where the heart is ♪
♪ I wear on my sleeve ♪
- So Bentley is going to dinner with Ryan tomorrow.
- What would it take for you to actually
finally believe that Ryan's intentions are pure and good?
- I think it's got to be some sort of sustainability to me.
- What you don't want happen is him getting hurt again.
- Yeah.
- So I understand where you're coming from.
I mean-- - That's what I told Maci.
I said I don't have high hopes or expectations.
But--
- I guess at this--
- --I won't be the one to hold it up.
- So it doesn't impact how yours and Maci's
relationship at all?
- No, it definitely impacts it.
I think-- I think she knows that I'm
going to be supportive.
But I've seen the way he's talked to her
and treated her in the past. - Yeah.
- And I've-- you know, I know he's hurt
Bentley several times.
And so I don't like it.
It's tough to swallow.
But, like, I'll do anything for him.
So... - Yeah.
♪ ♪
- ♪ I'm in the dark ♪
♪ I can't see ♪
♪ Can't see it ♪
♪ Feeling my way back to you ♪
- You like these?
These are the ones that I like more.
I think this is--
- Yeah. I think that's the money tree.
- ♪ Can't feel it ♪
♪ Reach out and show as little loving ♪
- So Ryder's about to come home.
Cory said that he's going to bring her
and that Taylor and the girls are going to come by too.
- Oh, that's nice. - Yeah.
I don't know.
I feel like we should just check in with them,
just because the baby's surgery is coming up.
- I mean, you can kind of see it when he's around.
He kind of wears it on his face.
- But I feel like she vocalizes it a lot better than he does.
And he takes the route of like, "I have to be strong.
"I have to be the rock for my family.
"If I'm crying while she's crying, like,
what good is that going to do?" - Yeah, that's not good.
- Which I understand. - I do the same thing in a way.
- Because you do the same exact thing.
- Yeah, I mean-- - But at the same time,
I'm nervous, because the more I keep--
when I see him like at Ryder's school events
or for pick-up and drop-offs, like you said,
he wears it on his face.
And I don't want him one day to just,
like, boil over and blow up.
And then it's just like, there's
no picking up the pieces.
- Yeah.
Then there's that.
- So I just want to make sure that he's OK.
- We'll talk.
- ♪ I've been running all round and I got to thinking ♪
♪ It's time to laser focus on my goals ♪
- So I'm in Indy, and I'm really having a great time.
All of us are hanging out together--
Jade, Sean, me, and Devoin.
But it is a little weird for me,
because it's giving me, like, double date vibes.
And this is something that we've never done before,
but this is good for Devoin just
because, you know, Sean and him went to the same rehab.
But I think they can totally relate.
♪ ♪
- So what's next for you, bro?
How have things, like, at least in your eyes,
changed since you've been home?
- I feel better.
- That's good.
- Better time schedule, better eat schedule.
You know, I feel better at work and [bleep] like that.
So I feel great, bro.
- Yeah, that's the main thing, really.
- I feel good.
- As long as you, you're comfortable
and you feel good about yourself--
- That's what it's all about. - --and what you're doing.
- That was [bleep] dope, dawg.
I enjoyed it, bro.
- I'm glad that it helped you. - Yeah.
- I think I've literally been thinking
about asking my mom to go to, like, a treatment center.
- She should do it now, so that she
don't miss out on the wedding.
- She has substance issues before?
- Always, my whole life.
- You're rude, and you just piss me off,
and you make me upset. Rude.
- How is that rude? - All the time.
I'm done. - How is that rude?
Exactly. One-sided.
- I'm done.
- What the [bleep]?
You're in jail?
- Your mother has possession of controlled substance,
possession of methamphetamine, possession of paraphernalia.
- I just want to have a mom.
And I don't feel like I have that.
- We can't have a healthy relationship
if you're not healthy.
Like, your mentality is toxic.
So I'm like, we can't have that good, functioning, like,
relationship like I want.
Because I'm like, you're not in a good space with yourself.
- Is she coming to the dress--
to the dress place?
- I told her about it.
- Hmm.
- I'm like, are you--
are you going to remember?
I don't know.
I'm hoping that she shows up on time--
- Yeah. - --and everything is chill.
♪ ♪
- ♪ We're turning a corner, turning a page ♪
♪ And every single second with you feels like a party to me ♪
- Go up the hill, up the hill, up the hill, up the hill.
- Hi.
- OK.
This is big.
- Well, it is.
- It's like a maze.
- Wow.
To me, all it looks like it is, it needs is paint.
- And carpet.
- Horrible carpet.
- Purple!
- Is this load-bearing?
- Tyler, we're not taking walls down.
Get it out of your head right now.
This is like a formal dining.
You just take the ugly mirrors down.
- Right. All right.
Vaeda, pretend that we're living.
Oh, I'm going to wake up.
I'm going to come out and then coffee.
I'm going to get coffee. OK.
Let's go upstairs.
Master bedroom. - [laughs]
- Oh, really?
OK, girl.
- Want me to turn the lights off?
- So this will be good for the baby.
- Well, that'd be kind of nice for Vaeda.
You want to go downstairs?
- You want to go downstairs?
Come on.
- We gotta see the baby.
Hey, lookit.
We have a kids kitchen.
- I wonder what made them do this.
This is really cool.
Like why would you put in a little kitchen?
That's great.
OK, well.
I have to say the outside, they did a really good job.
- Because this is like five, almost six acres.
- What do you think, honey?
- I think we should put in an offer.
- OK.
- ♪ Come and give you my whole heart ♪
♪ Or love me from the start ♪
♪ I'm a fire, I'm a spark ♪
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- You guys enjoy.
both: Thanks.
- Let me see your ring.
- Ooh, you haven't seen it.
- I haven't.
- Oh, pretty.
- So how's it going, co-parenting with your ex?
- He wants more time with Henley.
I try to give her to him anytime he asks.
So how's co-parenting for you?
- It's different because we're not like--
he's not like cussing at me and calling me names.
We're not arguing.
And I feel like we're both actually fulfilling
what we said we would do.
- Yeah.
- But it's still very weird.
- I'm sure you've talked in some capacity
to Taylor about it.
And I'm sure he's involved.
What are his thoughts?
- He's frustrated, I think mainly
because he's like, "Why does this guy keep getting chances?"
And me and Bentley are basically
walking into a danger zone.
And everybody knows it's a danger zone.
- He has no way to protect you.
- And he can't do anything about it.
- Yeah.
- So he feels very helpless.
It's not-- I don't want to feel like or sound like I don't
give a [bleep], but like, I'm not worried
about how Taylor feels.
It's not about you.
It's about Bentley and Ryan. - Right.
- There will always be a place for Ryan in--
inside Bentley.
There will always be.
[gentle music]
- ♪ How long can we hold to every emotion? ♪
♪ A drop in the ocean ♪
- So Bentley and Ryan are going to their first,
like, one-on-one dinner in a few hours.
Taylor is going to drop Bentley off at the restaurant.
And the cameras aren't going to follow them,
because we all just feel like it's
best for them if they spend this time together,
just the two of them.
Honestly, I'm kind of anxious.
It's been a very long time since Bentley
has been with Ryan or spent time with Ryan,
just the two of them.
- You know you can call me if you need me.
All right, dude, I'll see you.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- What's the game plan?
Who's coming?
- All my bridesmaids.
- OK.
- And then my grandma's going to come.
But Sean was like, your mom said that you never
told her anything about today.
And I was like, what?
I was like, I sent her the stuff just
like I sent everyone else.
Like, look, "I'm going dress shopping on the 19th.
If you want to be there, make sure you're there at noon."
"OK, I will be there 100% for sure.
Thank you for the info."
- All right.
Well, I just texted her, so I don't
want you worried about it.
I'll make sure she gets there. - All right.
You ready?
- Yeah, I'm ready.
- We're about to leave and go to the dress store
and go dress shopping, and so...
- Yay.
- Christy will be there. We got her the car.
She's coming. Are you happy?
- I'm so happy I could [bleep] explode.
Bye, Devoin.
- Later.
- It's cold.
- It's really cold.
- Oh, it's warm in here.
- So last night,
Devoin asked me, "Can I sleep with you?
- [laughs]
- I'm like, "No. I was like,
"you cannot sleep with me.
Are you kidding?"
And he was like, "Why?"
- "Why, Bri?"
- "Why?
What do you mean, 'Why?'"
I was like, "You just can't."
- He's confused. He's like, "What?"
Too soon, Devoin. Too soon.
- Too soon, right?
- Too soon. - Too soon.
- Literally just started hanging out.
- But it caught me off guard, because it's like--
I don't-- - Was he joking?
Do you think he was, like, joking?
Or do you think he was like deadass serious?
- He was deadass serious. - Oh.
- Like, he was kind of upset I said no.
- Oh, because he's probably thinking like,
"We have a child together.
Like"--
- Did he think I was like, going to [bleep] or something?
Like, I don't-- I don't know.
Like, no. - Probably not.
I don't think that, because you guys
haven't had sex in 11 years.
- No, we haven't had sex since Nova was born.
- Maybe he always had some kind of love for you
that, you know, was just never talked about.
- I'm not there.
And I don't want--
- Like, you would never be there.
♪ ♪
Or you just are like--
- I'm not going to say never.
- You guys just-- you guys just started hanging out,
like actually hanging out.
So I feel like it is so soon.
Like, he's thinking probably in his head like,
"Oh, I've been holding feelings that I've never said.
Maybe she is too."
- Me and Devoin are finally getting at a place
where, like, everything is good.
I don't want to [bleep] it up by trying to test the waters,
and then we get into a fight or it doesn't work out.
I'm toxic as [bleep].
There's no way I'm ready for a relationship right now.
I don't know what I'm going to do.
I'm going to text him.
- Don't say nothing--
- Were you serious about last night?
[phone chimes]
- Now you got me anxious.
I'm going to be like, oh.
Maybe he had something for you and just
had never brought it up.
Look how he be arguing with you.
That's only when you love a bitch.
You fight with her. Like--
- He was like "LMFAO.
Yeah, respectfully, though, of course."
- "Obviously respectfully" meaning like, no,
"not like I'm trying to [bleep] you.
"Like, I just--
I just wanted to cuddle with you."
- "To sleep with you."
- "I just want to cuddle with you."
- He was like, "Oh, I was seriously serious.
I respect your rejection, though."
- Then just be like, "Look, let's just work
"on our friendship and our communication
and make that our priority for now."
And then you can be like, "Respectfully."
- Why does this make me so nervous?
This is [bleep].
[upbeat music]
Oh, he goes, "I was shooting my shot."
- Yep.
Oh my gosh.
Shooting his shot.
So he does still care about you.
My heart's beating. I'm like--
- Your heart is beating?
- I'm nervous.
I can't believe [bleep].
Wow.
That took me for a shock.
Because I was trying to be like, "Oh, maybe
you're overthinking it."
Nope.
- No, bitch.
- "You like me!"
[laughs]
I'm cracking up.
I can't with you.
I can't deal with you at all.
- ♪ Just living that good life ♪
♪ Yeah, just living that good life ♪
♪ I'm living, living that good life ♪
♪ Loving our new lives ♪
♪ Yeah, just living that good life ♪
- I got a text from our realtor, Angie.
- Yes?
- And they accepted our offer.
- Oh my god!
I'm like, I-- I'm happy and stressed.
- At the same time?
- And happy, but stressed.
- It feels overwhelming, because it's, like,
our first really expensive house that we've
ever bought in our lives.
But that's fine.
I just want to see usable space, people coming to visit
and spend the night, like when your mom comes
for two weeks in the winter. - And separate space too.
Like you're not going to be--
I can wake up and get coffee in the morning.
You know what I mean?
And not have to worry about my mom on the air mattress.
- Yeah, your mom comes and stays
and sleeps in our camper.
[laughter]
- I know. I told her.
I said, "Lookit.
"You can take the kid out of the trailer trash,
"but you cannot--
the trailer trash stays in the kid."
- Hi, baby.
Are you mad because mom woke you up?
Come here.
Yeah, I don't know.
I-- just when we went and looked at it, I was like,
"Oh, wow.
"I can picture like our kids here with their friends
and like hanging out in the basements and sleepovers."
And it's more or less for them.
- ♪ I just want to live my life ♪
♪ Leave behind a legacy ♪
- For a big part of my life, we lived in the same trailer.
It was chaos because of my mom and her drinking
and being unpredictable.
My mom ended up losing the trailer that we
lived in for a long time.
It's honestly a blessing, and it's
a great feeling to be able to provide
that security for my own kids.
- ♪ You want no more bad days ♪
♪ ♪
- Go on. Say hi.
♪ ♪
Hi!
[laughs]
- How is her health?
What are they saying?
What's, like, the recent update?
- So we have surgery scheduled.
- So what's the plan as far as like Mila?
Where is she going to be?
- So I was thinking of me taking
Ryder and Mila to Michigan.
So then Mila could be in Michigan, be with my mom.
And then I would fly back with Ry.
Then I know Ry's taken care of.
I know Mila's taken care of.
And then our focus can be on Maya.
- You want to go to Daddy?
Or maybe you pooped.
Is that what's going on? - Come on.
Let me smell you. - You would know.
That girl screams when she goes.
- Yeah, she's stinky, girl. - Is she?
- No.
[baby crying]
Uh-oh.
- That's ours.
You want to grab him?
- What's wrong?
Oh.
- He's sleepy.
- Sleepy. - Mm-hmm.
- How have you guys been doing, like mentally?
- Hanging in there. - Yeah.
- Hanging in there.
I mean, Chey, you know, because you dealt with a lot of this
with Ryder.
- You're in a place where you're surrounded by help,
but you feel helpless.
- Yeah.
- I feel like last time when you and I talked,
like you're way more, like, aware and open
with your feelings.
Where then I'll text Cory and he's like, fine, fine, fine.
- He does that with me.
He does that with me.
- I don't like to burden people with my--
- It's not a burden.
- A lot of people going through a lot worse.
We're fine.
- Yeah, you hit me with that line too.
I don't really care about them right now.
Like that's not-- - It's not other people.
- That's not the question.
The question--
- I guess I just--
- --is how are you, Mr. Wharton?
- I think he hides it from me, honestly.
- That's what men do.
- Yeah.
- We don't-- you guys are down, and it's like
we can't be down together.
So we've been in different situations,
but I've harvested [bleep] in to where
it's like something triggered me, and I just blew up.
And I don't want to see you go through that.
Because it can get there. - That's what I do.
- That's what he does, yeah. - That's what I do.
- It can get there.
- Zach, no, I appreciate that, bro.
For real.
- What I don't want you to do, bro, is feel like you
don't have nobody to talk to.
- Yeah.
- In my time. - I know.
- We'll be all right.
- We're just worried about you.
[gentle piano music]
Right now, I feel like this is the lowest I've seen Cory.
I'm nervous that he's taking on everything
and keeping it all inside.
So what's going to happen when it just releases?
Is he going to explode?
It's just heartbreaking to witness.
♪ ♪
- ♪ Time flies for a while ♪
♪ I let it go ♪
♪ Oh I let it go ♪
♪ ♪
- What's up? - What's up?
♪ ♪
- So how did dinner go?
- It was pretty fun.
- I could tell you were excited.
- Yeah.
I went in the Mustang.
- I heard it when he dropped you off.
- Mm-hmm.
- So you'd want to do it again?
- Yeah.
- Cool.
Do you like it, that it was just the two of you?
- Yeah, it's pretty peaceful.
I feel like it's been pretty good after the reunion.
- What was it about me sitting down with Ryan?
What were you hoping would happen between you and Ryan
after all that?
- Just seeing him more.
- Do you think Ryan wasn't reaching out
or doing anything because he didn't want to talk to me?
- Yes.
- It's not going to be perfect, but I
think the difference is that now we can
work through it as a team--
- Yeah.
- --to do better.
But we're human.
So we're definitely still going to have to figure
this out and work through things.
And sometimes it's going to get hard again.
- If y'all are fighting or something or in an argument,
I guess I'd like to know.
- I'm not going to let you know about every little tit for tat
for bull[bleep] that goes on.
But if you feel like something is going on
and you need to understand why the feeling is off,
then you can ask.
[gentle music]
To be the mom that I want to be,
I have to make sure that I'm showing up as the person
that is supportive.
If Ryan lets Bentley down, like, how--
I'm going to be so angry.
How am I going to be able to handle that
in a way that's not more detrimental or hurtful
for Bentley.
- ♪ Fresh out the fire.
♪ I'm pure gold ♪
♪ Always been different than most folks ♪
♪ I knew from the beginning, I suppose ♪
♪ This'll be the greatest story ever told ♪
- Everybody's here.
- Oh, well, I'm not the last one here this time?
- Ah. - Ooh.
- Well, it needs some more something.
I like the detail, but I just don't
care for the dress shape.
Yeah.
- Ooh. Oh.
- Oh, the train's not big enough and long enough.
I think your slip should be a little higher too, I think,
because you have pretty legs.
Uh-uh.
No, no.
That tattoo's shining through. No.
Yes. - You love it?
- I say I [bleep] love it.
I don't know.
I just don't like it.
- I think this is it.
- Are we saying yes to the dress?
- Yeah, this is it.
- Yay. - [squeals]
- You like it Christy?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
- How are you feeling?
- Overwhelmed, like I'm about to cry.
Like, this feels weird. - Yeah.
You look beautiful in the dress.
- I feel like buying your dress is like that's like your big--
- Big moment. - Yeah.
- And you said yes to it.
- I didn't think I was going to pick anything or find anything
that I actually liked.
And I-- I love it.
- That one's beautiful.
- Yeah.
- It looks so good. - I'm nervous.
- You did it. - Yes, I know.
I know.
I have anxiety now.
I'm like, ah.
- You are a bride.
- Yeah.
- Even your mama loves it. - Yeah.
She don't like the price. That's the problem.
- No, she's pissed about the price.
- She's pissed. - She's pissed.
♪ ♪
- My mom is like back there like, "Oh my god.
"Who the [bleep] would spend all that money on a dress?
Like, that's insanity."
- Well, we got one thing off the to-do list for the wedding.
- Yeah.
I just felt like-- my feelings are hurt.
I felt like you was just--
you in there yelling about the-- the price.
Everyone's loud.
My-- the girl's back there like trying to laugh it off.
And she's like, "Don't worry.
Everything's OK."
And I'm like, it's making me more stressed out
and more stressed out. - Did you get her down on it?
- No.
- Oh. - Like, no, not at all.
After tax, it was even more.
- I mean, it's your money. You spend it how you want.
I just worry about you. That's all.
- Yeah, but I feel like if I love it, like can't you
just let me love it instead of putting it in negative inputs?
It made me cry and everything.
It made me feel bad, because I'm like--
- I'm always a [bleep] problem.
I'm telling you, I'm--
it's always a [bleep] problem.
- But don't you think all the--
you're out there yelling. Everyone can hear you.
- Nobody yelled. I didn't yell.
- It's a wedding dress.
It's something that is a big expense.
Like, that's the only time I would
spend that kind of money.
- It's always a [bleep] problem wherever I'm involved.
So I'm just not going to be [bleep] involved.
- Like, it's not appropriate.
Like, don't say anything about the price
or just put in negative-- negative [bleep].
- I love both of you guys very much,
and I'm looking at it from the outside in.
You both have good arguing points,
but at the end of the day, I think this is Jade's day.
And I think all of us want to make it special for Jade.
So I think let's just try to enjoy our--
- No, I just want to Uber home.
Let me [bleep] out.
- No, no, no, no, no. - You're literally screaming.
We're in the [bleep] middle of the road.
- Christy, Christy, Christy. - I just-- I just--
I want Uber. - Christy.
- Oh, my God. - It's-- it's going to be OK.
- We're in the middle of the street.
- We're not going to drop you off
in the middle of the street.
- The next place to pull over, pull over.
- No, we're not pulling over.
- I don't even--
[gentle music]
♪ ♪
- ♪ Oh-oh, I feel it ♪
♪ In my beating heart ♪
♪ Oh, that I was born for chasing stars ♪
♪ I never waited for someone ♪
♪ To hand me gold ♪
♪ Finding my way through the ruins ♪
♪ Climbing stone ♪
♪ To the great unknown ♪
♪ Great unknown ♪
♪ To the great unknown ♪
[cheers and applause]
[upbeat music]
[all screaming]
- Yay.
- Devoin wants to, like try.
- Are you open to that? - I'm a little hesitant.
I'm scared.
- Whoo!
- It's the selfish irresponsibility
that I'm tired of.
I'm feeling, like, [bleep] this wedding.
- We're gonna go see Carly.
- We're gonna need more visits like that.
- Thanks.
- Just lit my little sister
not have any more surgeries.
- Daddy just doesn't want you to be in pain.
- A lot of single moms are constantly in survival mode.
- Any type of open door
may give him the chance to manipulate.
- What's up?
- Drugs, gambling,
anything that feels good I had to have more of.
- I can't get married watching her like that.
- Drugs drags everybody down.
- It would be devastating if you weren't here.
- Did she really say you faked a car accident?
- Yeah. - She got the body
plucked and stuffed
and used that accident as a cover-up.
- Oh, [bleep].
- Ryan overdosed.
- He's still my son.
- As a mom, you can't just get a Band-Aid.
[dramatic music]