- ♪♪ MTV ♪♪
- Previously on "Teen Mom: The Next Chapter"...
- Basically, I got a call.
And they asked me to do the next season of "The Challenge."
I'm proud of you and I love you.
OK? - I love you too.
- All right. Good luck. - OK. I'll see you.
Ryder, last night, she kind of cried a little bit.
- [crying]
- Hate that Ryder misses her dad.
I hate that Ryder's so sad because her dad is gone.
- Daddy, I'm sad that you left
on my birthday, my real birthday.
- I know you're sad. I'm sad for me.
You be strong. You hang in there.
I'll be home before you know it.
- Andrew is allowed to take James to California.
- It's really unfair.
- So my current visitation schedule
to see James is, I have to travel to California first,
then Andrew brings him to me in Indiana,
and we'll go back and forth like this.
'Cause, you know, as a mom, you wanna be in their life.
I was with Bubs in California.
I went and surprised him at, like, this restaurant.
He pointed at his grandma. He goes, that's my mommy.
- What does this mean for your house
now that Andrew's and James officially gone?
- Well, it's back in my possession.
And I'm going to be going over there.
- That was your dream home once upon a time.
- To have a family home, I promised my daughter that.
I'm gonna try to keep, like,
my emotions in check as much as possible.
- This is gonna be really hard, especially for you.
- [sighs]
- This is it.
- Are we saying yes to the dress?
- Yeah. This is it. [all cheering]
I'm in Arizona.
I'm about to visit my dad in his rehab facility.
both: Hi. - Hello.
I've not been clean for 30 years until now.
Literally 30 fricking years.
- I'm proud of you, Dad.
- I can't wait till you come home.
- I can't wait till I come home either.
- All right, love you, Dad. - Love you.
- See you when you get home.
- One of these days. - I'll be waiting.
I just want--I just want my family to be OK.
- We're gonna go see Carly.
- It's, like, 48 hours.
So whoever you bring,
you're sharing that time with them as well.
- Mm-hmm. - You have to think about that.
- Have you talked to your mom?
- She came at me about some old clip.
She was just very vulgar.
- She's drinking or something, you know what I mean?
- Well, the talk with my mom went good.
She did take accountability.
She's like, it was completely wrong.
Moving forward, I said we need to have honest, transparent,
authentic, healthy communication.
But supposedly she's not drinking.
She's doing AA meeting stuff. - OK.
- I'm gonna text my mom and let her know
that she can come to the Carly visit.
- OK.
- ♪♪ Get fancy ♪♪
- Ah! all: Ooh!
- Oh, my God. - Oh, that's pretty.
- That top piece is killing it.
- Bar just started his community service
for this court [bleep].
- I got 100 hours to do.
- Tell me a little about how you got here.
- I fired my gun in a situation that I shouldn't have.
- I just feel like that's disappointing,
considering that you know the stakes.
- My probation is active right now.
It's 24 months in California, so I can't leave.
- I miss you.
- I'ma see you soon. I love you, OK?
- Love you.
- I love Bar. He gonna shape up.
But I wouldn't wait 20 years for it.
Good luck, sister.
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ Hold on to the feeling ♪♪
♪♪ Dream girls weekend ♪♪
♪♪ Floor to ceiling ♪♪
- Come on, Nova.
♪♪ ♪♪
Hey, guys. Well, today's the day.
My dad's in town. My mom's coming.
We're going to see Carly. - Who is it?
It's all the girls. - Huh?
- It's all the girls. - Oh, the "Teen Mom" girls.
- Whoo! - Are you excited?
- Yes. - Yes.
[grunts goofily]
- OK, and we're off.
- ♪♪ So take me through the maze ♪♪
♪♪ Lead me through the haze of your wild excuses ♪♪
- We only have a two-day visit.
And where we're going is also two hours away from our house.
So we rented a house. Ty's mom is meeting us there.
Also, my friend Alexa is coming
to help us with the kids.
That way, we get, like, unlimited amount
of time with Carly.
- I guess I'll sleep in this one.
- So I'm super excited.
I'm sure everything will go smoothly.
- You got to go potty? [doorbell rings]
- Hi, Ms. Dawn. - Hello. How are you?
- Good. How are you?
- I'm good.
- Welcome to this old little house that we got.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- Wow.
- Well, hi, Dawn.
- How are you? - Good.
- Good to see you. - Rya.
- [sighs] - Wow.
You got a whole crew here.
- Yeah, I know, I know.
- Is your mom coming, Cate?
- Yeah, she got, like, a motel or something, so...
- OK. How are things going with--
- It's good.
We sat down and had a face-to-face meeting.
I basically just said, like, I won't be around you
when you're drinking.
It's not welcome around my kids.
And I re-established my boundaries,
which she already knows,
but I just re-established them again.
- I am proud of you. - Thanks. Yeah.
It was hard, but--
- You're just, like, zooming past that
like it's like no big deal.
- No, it was-- yeah, it was hard.
- Many years in the coming of that.
- Yeah.
- Well, so I was thinking about, you know--
you guys brought some extra folks with you.
You brought grandparents. - Yeah. Mm-hmm.
- I just think about, you know, not
having seen a loved one for two years
and how I would feel about that.
- Yeah. - And for me,
that's what I want to protect you guys--
And I want you to have those precious moments
so that it's not just chaos.
- ♪♪ Watching walls around me crumbling ♪♪
- No, thank you. You can eat it.
♪♪ ♪♪
[line trilling]
- Hello? - Hey.
I'm thinking about the plan for tomorrow.
We kind of came to the conclusion,
like, when we get there and we see them,
it'll be me, Ty, and the girls that go up and say hi first--
like, oh, hey, how are you doing?
And then everybody else can start coming in,
so we're not walking up in, like, one big mosh pit.
- Y'all came up together last time.
- Yeah. Yeah. I know.
- Yeah. That's weird. [bleep] stupid.
OK.
All right, well, I will see you in the morning.
- All right. Sounds good, Ma.
I love you. - I'll talk to you then.
- All right. both: Bye.
- How's your mom doing?
- I was letting her know the plan
for tomorrow about the whole "not overwhelming" thing.
And she goes, [bleep] stupid. [chuckles]
- How are you feeling?
- I just feel overwhelmed. - I know. I know. I know.
- Like, that's a lot.
- ♪♪ You make me want to celebrate ♪♪
♪♪ Celebrate, celebrate, celebrate ♪♪
- Hey, ladies. Check your mailboxes.
I sent you guys all something super special.
- ♪♪ Celebrate tonight ♪♪
- Hi. - Look what I got.
- Oh, you got it?
- I love the wedding invitation.
It is absolutely gorgeous.
I'm super excited to, like, be a bridesmaid.
I've never done that.
- It's going to be so fun.
- This is about to go on my fridge.
And Zach and I will definitely be there.
♪♪ ♪♪
- It's pretty, isn't it?
Mm-hmm.
- So I'm finally going to have my dream wedding.
I'm going to have my mom and dad there, completely sober.
My dad comes home from rehab in a couple days,
and I'm so excited for him to start this new journey
and start his fresh new life.
- What's up, babe? - Hey.
- Doing some laundry?
- I'm just hanging up Kloie's little baby hangers.
- Little Polo shirts.
So have you talked to your parents at all and got, like,
when they're coming back or--
- Yeah, so my dad's going to be here in just a couple of days.
And then my mom's going to be here
in about a week and a half.
My dad, he can stay, like, in the camper.
That way, he can kind of, like, have
a little bit of his own, like, private space if he needs it.
- No, I mean, I'm not against it.
- Thank you, babe.
- How do you feel now that they're reaching
the end of their treatment
and they're about to be coming home?
- I'm excited, but I'm also nervous because this is--
it's like they're doing a journey there.
And then they come home, and they start
a whole new journey here.
And they have to transition--like, transi--
- Transition. - Shut up.
Transition back into, like, normal life and society
and working and living.
- It's not easy. - Yeah, it's not easy.
But my thought process and my expectations are mine,
so I have to, like, remember that.
Have high hopes, low expectations
because not everybody gets a second chance
with their parents or with someone that they love
that has struggled with addiction.
You know, a lot of people lose people from it
and never get that. - Yeah.
- So I feel like we got to embrace it and...
- Yeah. - [sighs] Be appreciative.
- Yeah, for sure.
[serious music]
[upbeat electronic music]
- ♪♪ I hope you're ready ♪♪
♪♪ Gonna get whiplash ♪♪
- How was your day?
- Good. - Yeah?
- Holly misses her dad a lot.
It's not something I can cover up.
It's not something I can make excuses for.
She knows he's gone, and she brings it up often.
It's hurtful, because I don't know when he'll be back.
[voice breaking] And...
t's just not what I wanted for my kid, so...
Go to sleep.
- ♪♪ We do what we like, like ♪♪
[doorbell rings]
[door opens]
- Hi. - Hey.
- Welcome to my home.
- How are you? - I'm good.
How are you? - Good.
- Folding clothes. - Where's Bar staying?
- Yeah, so Bar, he's in California.
He had to go back for probation, so I'm like,
you really [bleep] yourself for the next two years.
- It sucks that he has to do it in California
and you guys are out here. - Yeah.
I guess, we're just going to have
to figure out what it looks like to be long distance.
- Yes.
Being a single mom is really, really hard.
- When Bar is gone, I definitely notice
how much more it is on me.
- So worst-case scenario,
are you prepared for Bar to go away for two years
if he has to, or are you-- - No.
No.
Girl, I'm over this [bleep].
If I let myself go into it, it will [bleep] spiral me.
- Definitely. - And damn.
Bitch, I thought we was going to marry princes.
What happened to our whole plan?
- I don't know.
- We just messed all the way up.
We just forgot all of our [bleep] morals
when we got out of school. - Yeah.
After having kids, it was like, whew.
- I'm not going to pretend like I don't know how hard this
possibly might be, you know? - Yeah.
- I'm, like, affected by all of this.
And I'll probably have a good two or three midnight cries.
But it's just like... - Aw.
- It's definitely going to force me to do things
for myself... - Yeah.
- Do things that I wouldn't normally do...
- Mm-hmm.
- Partying.
[laughter]
Who wants to walk around looking like what
they're going through? - Mm-hmm.
- You know what I'm saying? Like, I sure don't.
But let that be a lesson.
You can't do nothing without a consequence.
[serious music]
- ♪♪ Damn good reason to love you ♪♪
♪♪ Give me one reason to love you ♪♪
♪♪ Give me one good reason to stay ♪♪
- Hey, girls.
So I'm in a bit of a predicament.
Ace has been calling Zach "Zach" and not "Dad."
- Dad, boy.
Dad.
- Say, come on, Daddy.
No, come on, Daddy. - He calls him Zach.
- I'm coming.
Can you say Dad?
- I'm starting to feel that it's making
Zach feel some type of way.
Have you guys dealt with these issues before?
Zach. - Huh?
- He's asleep. - Oh, I'm sorry.
- Not the pettiness of sitting that ball down like that.
- He's sleeping. - Mm-mm.
How are you feeling today?
I know that you've been a little frustrated
because Ace has been calling you Zach.
- I think the worst one was, he saw Cory,
and I heard him through the room like, Dada.
I was like, oh, hell, no.
- Daddy! - Daddy!
- [laughs]
Wrong daddy, Ace. - What's up?
- I think the irritating part is, it's like, you know,
I got my son, my first born, and I'm getting called Zach.
[chuckles] I know he means nothing, you know, behind it.
But it feels disrespectful in a way, but it's not.
- Well, Ryder corrected him.
- Yeah, it was like, oh, [bleep].
- That's my dad.
But then she's still saying Dad, so he's still saying,
Dad, Dad, Dad. - It's happened with Ry.
Ry slips up.
- Ry slips up and calls you dad.
- Yeah, she slips up all the time.
- But then she gets, like, really shy about it.
And she goes like, did I do something wrong?
- OK, Zachie. OK, what are we doing?
- I do think that it's funny that when
Cory goes to do "The Challenge,"
then things come up.
You know, conversations come up.
Or Ryder does something where I'm like, oh, my God.
We need to talk to her dad and stuff.
- You know, it's a stressful situation.
- Yeah.
[pop rock music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- So it's been a year since Andrew
has moved out of my home.
The house was left, like, a total disaster.
I need to clean up some things and get
past a lot of those memories and then making it my own.
So I'm excited,
but it's going to be a journey,
so we'll see.
[line trilling] - Hello?
- Hey, big man. What's going on?
- Leah has to run tonight. - OK.
Do you ever think that she would be,
like, trying--like, going for track, though?
- She's taking after her dad, the track star.
- Is she still doing the conditioning?
- Oh, yeah.
Now it's three miles every time.
- Whoa.
I'm so proud of her. Oh, my God.
Are you going to be busy here, you know, in a bit?
Like, I'm wanting to go by the house,
since I've decided to, you know, move in
and they're going to be fixing up the inside.
I got the electric turned on.
And I got somebody to get, like, the garage door done
and stuff.
The contractor, they're actually going to get rid
of some of the furniture. It's just like--
You know, now it's, like, actually the nitty gritty
of, like, what I'm going to keep and the stuff thrown away.
Like, it's going to be a lot of, you know, not my stuff.
You know what I mean?
So I figured you guys could help me check out,
like, some of the small stuff that needs
to be kind of thrown away.
And you know how hard it was, like,
the first time we all went, so...
- It smells like pee very bad in here.
- Oh, my God. Look at my tub.
- James lived here. - This is insane to me.
- There's, like, tons of stains on the floor.
- Yeah. I don't see how a child could live here.
[dramatic music]
It would just be really nice to kind of...
have you guys with me.
You know it's overwhelming. You know what I mean?
You guys are my fam when it comes to this.
And you went with me the first time I went.
- I got you.
It would be me, Kristina, Emilee, and Leah.
If you're ready, I'm going to head towards you because--
- Yeah, I'm dressed. I'm ready.
- ♪♪ We're stronger together ♪♪
♪♪ Nothing's going to break us, nothing's going to take us ♪♪
♪♪ Stronger together ♪♪
♪♪ Nothing's going to break us, nothing's going to take us ♪♪
♪♪ Stronger together ♪♪
♪♪ Nothing's going to break us ♪♪
♪♪ Nothing's going to take us out ♪♪
- Thank you for coming.
- Hi. - Hello.
- I have a lot of anxiety right now.
- I feel you. The house don't make it much better.
- No. It doesn't, does it?
So at the end of August, actually, is when my lease
is up here at this rental.
And then I'll actually be--
So that gives me time to, like, get the--
like, you know, what furniture I need to get.
And it's going to be the first time I am moving
in someplace single and nobody to tell me
what to get for the house and...
It's a little intimidating, you know.
It'll be good.
[electronic music]
♪♪ ♪♪
I'm so nervous, guys.
All ready? - Yep.
Oh, man.
- ♪♪ In bed and Korean food ♪♪
♪♪ Say I love you just a little bit too soon ♪♪
[upbeat music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- OK, we're off. This is it. - Yep.
- [grunts] Come on.
[soft music]
- Whenever we always head there for the first--
like, the first day, I always do get,
like, butterflies and stuff. - Yeah, I know. Me too.
- Yeah, we're going to see your sister.
- Yeah, Carly.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Is that Carly standing there? - Yeah.
- Holy crap. - She's tall.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Mom, where is Carly? - We're going to see her.
- ♪♪ Before you realize ♪♪
♪♪ That love is not enough ♪♪
♪♪ I will hold on to this image of us ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ Maybe that could... ♪♪
- Yeah, get all these...
♪♪ ♪♪
- How were the kids for you, though?
- They were good. - Yeah?
It's your first visit as a teen.
- Yeah.
- Because she was 12 last time. - Yeah.
Mm-hmm. - How'd it go with your mom?
- It was good.
- You got a one-on-one time, though, right?
- Yeah, we did-- Me, Ty, Carly, and Nova
talked for a good 30, 40 minutes.
- That's cool.
- So I told her-- I told her, too.
I'm like, well, hopefully, we don't
go another two years, I said, because then
you're going to be 16. - Yeah.
- And she's like, I know.
And I was like, and that's how old
when I was pregnant with you.
And she was like, I know.
And I'm like, thank God you're a good kid, I said to her,
you know?
And she's just, like, pretty now.
- She is pretty.
- Now she's turning into an adult.
- I just want to talk to you. - Yeah.
And she's turning into an adult.
And I caught myself a lot of the times today thinking
to myself, like, how crazy would this be,
like, if she were still mine?
- Right. - You know?
Like, I'd be walking around with this tall, beautiful...
spunky little 14-year-old.
Like, it's cra--you know?
Like, what would my life be like?
- Yeah, it is crazy. Yeah.
- You can't stay in those what-if moments,
though, because they'll just drive you crazy, you know?
[somber music]
- ♪♪ And I know that you love me ♪♪
♪♪ But right now I just need to learn to love myself ♪♪
♪♪ Yeah, yeah, and I know that you love me ♪♪
♪♪ But right now I just need to learn to love myself ♪♪
- Thank you for calling Sunshine Apartments.
This is Amy speaking. How can I help you?
- Hi. I was just wondering if you guys were
hiring for maintenance men.
I thought I'd seen a sign out there not too long ago.
- Yeah, we're always accepting applications.
Do you have a valid Indiana driver's license?
- Yeah, it's actually for my dad.
He's been living in Arizona, so he's coming back to Indiana.
But his license just expired... - Oh.
- But we're getting him a new one, like, tomorrow.
- Oh, OK. Perfect.
- Today my dad is finally coming home.
It's going to be a hard transition
after three months in rehab.
My dad had less issues
adapting to rehab compared to my mom.
So I want to make sure when he gets home,
he stays in that, like, positive mindset.
We can hurry up and get his life put together
before my mom gets home, so that way, he's not falling
into bad habits, and, you know, he can be a good influence
on my mom, too.
Don't touch it. - Why?
- Because I say so.
- [screams] - Can you quit it?
♪♪ ♪♪
Guess who is about to be in our house at, like, 30 minutes?
- Beebo! - Your Beebo.
- ♪♪ Years go by ♪♪
♪♪ You're still crossing my mind ♪♪
♪♪ Haven't heard from you in quite some time ♪♪
♪♪ Thought I saw you when I went for a drive ♪♪
♪♪ Through the city ♪♪
- How's it going? - I'm good.
I feel better. [indistinct chatter]
- Hi, Corey. - Hello.
- How are you? - Not too bad.
- Kloie!
- Don't let the dogs out. Don't let the dogs out.
- Beebo! - Hi, baby.
Here we go.
Hi, baby.
What's up? [dogs barking]
- ♪♪ Maybe someday we'll love again ♪♪
♪♪ When the time is right ♪♪
[generator rumbling]
♪♪ Yeah, maybe someday we'll love again ♪♪
- I need to go to the bathroom. - Go to the bathroom.
- I need to go poop. - Oh.
- That's nice to know. [laughter]
- I had Sean buy a generator today for the camper.
The camper is really nice. You're glamping.
Yeah. - Glamping.
- You're just glamping.
I called a few apartments about maintenance men.
They're taking applications,
so let's go take care of your driver's license tomorrow.
We'll just do it day by day.
But I feel like this is a good start.
- Yeah, we'll figure it all out.
- I want to put this out there.
You know, if you ever feel like you need to talk to somebody
or anything, don't keep it to yourself
because recovery is hard.
And you could always lean on your family and your friends.
- Good people.
- You know I'm always right here.
- I know.
- The wedding's going to be coming up...
- Yay. - Pretty soon,
so it'll be nice to have you and Mom at the wedding happy
and healthy and not looking like death
for our family photo portraits and all the [bleep],
all the things. - Yeah, true that.
- [chuckles] All the things.
[laughter]
- ♪♪ Knock, knock ♪♪
♪♪ Who's there? ♪♪
♪♪ I'm going up, I think I like the view here ♪♪
[cell phone ringing]
- Hello?
- So, yeah, I'm planning to come out there,
maybe in, like, a day or two.
So Holly don't know that I'm coming out there at all,
so don't tell her-- I want to surprise her.
- She'll be surprised.
She was just asking this morning
when you was coming back.
- I'll let you know. - OK, bye.
- ♪♪ I'm sitting in my bedroom tonight ♪♪
♪♪ And waiting for the text that it's all right ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
- What you want to paint, dresses, kitty cats?
- Ooh, I want that unicorn.
♪♪ ♪♪
- You want to watch me?
♪♪ ♪♪
- Hey.
- ♪♪ Sitting in my bedroom ♪♪
- [squeals] Daddy. Daddy. Daddy.
- ♪♪ I'm sitting in my bedroom ♪♪
- What's up?
- I missed you.
- Oh, I'm so happy to see you, girl.
- Me too. - What you painting?
- I'm painting a unicorn with Mommy.
- You miss my cooking? - Yes.
- Do you miss my cooking? - Sure.
- Why is it a sure, Mommy?
I mean, be honest.
- Because sometimes your daddy be
in my kitchen playing around playing with my [bleep].
- She said, why is it a sure? Come on, be honest.
- I'm being honest.
- I missed you a lot, too, though, like, a lot.
And I'm never far. - OK.
- You know that.
- Daddy, I'm so surprised.
I miss you putting me to sleep.
[soft music]
- I know, baby.
But I'll be home soon, OK?
So you ain't got to worry about that, all right?
- But you're already here.
- ♪♪ Loved you from the moment that I knew ♪♪
♪♪ And found me in somebody, and it's you ♪♪
[upbeat music]
- ♪♪ Can't stop me, I've got the melody ♪♪
♪♪ Satisfying, here come the remedy ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
- How's the nail-polish business doing?
- It's good. Working on, like, the fall launch.
- How's Ry doing? - She's OK.
I feel like this is probably the hardest she's taken,
like, Cory leaving. - For sure.
- You mean being gone to "The Challenge"?
- Yeah. She's just really questioning everything.
It's no longer, well, where is he, and what is he doing?
Everything--I feel like she's at this place
where she sees certain things.
She's seeing how, like, families look around her,
and she's just kind of confused.
Ace is confused, too.
- He calls me Zach.
- He's been calling Zach "Zach"
because he hears Ryder say Zach.
- I was like, oh, no, hell, no.
- So then Ryder was like, do you want me
to start calling him Dad so that Ace will call him Dad?
But she's trying to figure it out.
- My mom divorced my dad, and she remarried.
- Yeah.
- You know, I said, well, can I call you dad?
And that's what I ended up calling him.
And he said, whatever you're comfortable with.
And then it was like, OK, my maternal father,
is he going to be upset that I'm calling somebody else dad?
- Right. - Let me tell you something.
It all works out.
- It's like she's asking, and she's trying to figure it out.
And it's hard to walk her through it
and to figure it out with her with just me and Zach.
It's just confusing for her right now.
- Well, then bring in reinforcements.
You and Cory, Zach and Taylor, you guys need to all speak,
make sure you're on the same page
as to how you're addressing her question.
Life has bumps in it sometimes, OK?
But they're just bumps.
Don't make this molehill into a mountain.
- But what if it is a mountain? - Then we figure that out.
[serious music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Jesus.
Everything's--it's dark as hell in here.
♪♪ ♪♪
- I think I need a mask.
I need a mask. - OK.
- All right, Leah...
Oh, the smells. - Oh!
[coughing]
The fridge.
[clears throat]
Can we have a bag for stuff to not throw away?
Like, James has these little socks
and his little boots right here I bought him.
- No, we're not throwing that stuff away.
- Clothes.
- Want some jelly?
- I want some fresh air. - It's probably organic.
- Like, there's a diaper here that could be, like, a mask.
That stinks, Gar.
[somber music]
- I can't throw these away.
[crying softly]
♪♪ ♪♪
It's too painful.
♪♪ ♪♪
[bleep].
- ♪♪ Why do I wait so long? ♪♪
- Little buddy-buddy.
Little baby.
- ♪♪ Why do I say I'm strong? ♪♪
♪♪ Why do I? Why do I? ♪♪
- Walk. Come on. Good job.
- ♪♪ Why do I make believe? ♪♪
- Yay, Bubby.
- Three, two, one.
Lean forward. There you go.
[laughter]
- [crying] I'm supposed to face this.
I can't. [bleep].
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ I'm on away ♪♪
♪♪ Because there's no going back to yesterday ♪♪
♪♪ Because I know that ♪♪
♪♪ I'll find my place in the chaos ♪♪
♪♪ Because I know where I lost you ♪♪
- Did you sleep OK in the camper?
- I actually fell asleep.
- Yeah, the bed's comfortable.
I put one of those memory things
on top of the new mattress.
- ♪♪ I'm on my way ♪♪
♪♪ Because there's no going back to yesterday ♪♪
♪♪ Because I know that... ♪♪
[line trilling]
- Hello.
- Hi, babe.
- I miss you. I miss you, Stink-Stink.
- I mean, who wouldn't?
[laughter]
- So I took my dad.
I just got him, like, his license renewed.
I filled out some paperwork for him
about getting his plumbing license reinstated.
And I feel like that's a big thing
to transition back into normal life,
like, being a functioning member of society.
But my mom's about to come home tomorrow.
- Is your mom going to stay with you?
- Yeah, with my dad in the camper.
But I feel like she's been in rehab for months--
you know, months and months.
So, I mean, her coming home, I really
don't know what's going to happen,
how they're going to be together.
Like, I know they've had issues in their marriage.
Like, where is that going to go?
Are you all going to work it out?
Are you guys going to get divorced?
If they stay sober, like, I feel like I have all these,
like, possibilities running through my brain,
and I don't really know how this is going to play out.
- I just hope they don't...
like, piss each other off
while they're together in this, like--
they result back to their old ways.
- Exactly, because then it's going to be a burden
on my family down the road.
It's like, I have to make sure I draw the line
because I can't enable the bull[bleep] anymore.
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ Can't hold me down ♪♪
♪♪ Can't hold me down ♪♪
- I've been having a great visit with Carly.
We swam a lot today.
And we grabbed a bite to eat.
All the kids had a blast.
Unfortunately, my mom broke one of my boundaries,
when she was hanging out with all of us
and she had a few drinks.
And it just really disappoints me.
I don't really know why she would do that.
It hurts my feelings, especially, like, on a visit
with Carly.
♪♪ ♪♪
She literally just texted me right now.
- Who did? Oh, your mom did?
- My mom. She's like, I didn't break any boundaries.
But like I said, you're going to believe what you want to.
- Well, she probably had more drinks at the hotel
and started-- - She drank Michelobs.
- She had a couple Coors Lights.
- She's like, you should have pulled me aside.
And I said, my thing is, I shouldn't have to pull
you aside, especially in this environment.
I'm not focused on that at the moment.
- Yes. You should just behave.
[chuckles] You know, really just behave.
You're so focused on yourself.
You're not even thinking about your daughter's feelings.
- It's exhausting. - I'll tell you what.
- I'm so done with it.
- The way that we raise our children and live our lives,
we organically break that lineage and that cycle.
You got your own path to follow
with your mom and stuff like that.
But it's like--I don't know, just protect your peace
at all costs, whatever the cost is, I guess.
♪♪ ♪♪
- This is my time.
You're--all of you people that are here are
lucky that you're even here.
So I'm not taking away from my time
to deal with your immature toxic [bleep].
I'm not.
I'll deal with that in a day or two when the visit's over,
go back to what is most important here--
another day with Carly.
- ♪♪ To be together ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ To be together ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ To be together ♪♪
- [bleep].
[crying]
- ♪♪ To be together ♪♪
♪♪ To be together ♪♪
- You good? I'm listening.
- Oh, I just... [clears throat]
I don't know what happened. I just--it's like--
it's just, like--it hit-- like, it hit so hard.
- I get it. I understand it.
- [whimpers] - You know...
I know you fought hard, so...
- Three years. [sniffles]
Yeah.
- So... - We had a family here.
He'll never know.
[sniffles] - Ah, I think he will.
He's not going forget Gary. He'll come back and see me.
- [laughs]
Come on, big guy. - There you go.
- [groans] Where's your pink gloves?
[chuckles] - I took those things off.
I'm trying to keep them clean and safe
for when it comes to the nasty [bleep].
No, they're trash. Remember what those are?
- The house is kind of, like, depressing.
It doesn't feel right.
And I don't like being in here. It makes--it's just weird.
- I think we're both right now just feeling awkward as hell
in this situation because... [sniffles]
There's good and bad memories.
And there's, like, beginning memories and ending.
It's just, like, a lot, you know?
Hi, baby. - Here you go.
- Dropping her off for you guys.
- Mwah.
- You want to see the house?
What do you think, Booger?
Different, huh?
[laughs]
Look, Booger.
Do you see that? You got a new TV.
- Ooh, my horsey. - Yeah.
- [giggles]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Bye, Daddy.
♪♪ ♪♪
- Maybe after I fix it up, it'll be better.
♪♪ ♪♪
Today was--
I felt like I was going to actually be OK.
But right when I seen, like, James', like, shoes,
like, it felt like something literally, like,
just...
hit me in my chest.
But I don't want Leah to see me like that.
And I'm working on this house right now for me and my kids.
I think I'm ready.
I'm ready to get all that stuff out of the house.
I'm ready to get out of these rentals after four years.
I'm just kind of scared.
But I'm excited.
And I just...
This is a journey that is about--
it's happening right now, and it just [bleep] began.
Bring it in, guys. I love you so much.
Thank you. Thank you.
- You're welcome. - I love you guys.
[serious music]
♪♪ ♪♪
What the [bleep]?
♪♪ ♪♪
[soft music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- Holly.
I'm going to get ready to go, baby.
- Oh, my gosh.
[both grunt]
No.
I don't want you to leave.
- I know. I'll be back soon, though.
It's not going to be too long.
You hear me?
♪♪ ♪♪
- Wait. Where's Mom?
- She's laying down. She's taking a nap.
♪♪ ♪♪
- When Bar left, I was in my bed asleep
because I am just over it.
I'm exhausted of everything.
[groovy music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ You don't want to, you don't want to miss this ♪♪
♪♪ Make you want to put it on your wish list ♪♪
[indistinct chatter]
♪♪ Watch this, watch this ♪♪
♪♪ You don't want to, you don't want to miss this ♪♪
♪♪ Make you want to put it on your wish list ♪♪
♪♪ Ain't seen nothing yet ♪♪
♪♪ Watch this, watch this ♪♪
[dramatic music]
♪♪ ♪♪
[indistinct chatter]
♪♪ ♪♪
- I don't have nothing to say.
- You can't ignore the fact that a post came out
saying that you and Bar separated.
What happened?
- You know, people start to feel like the fans
or the viewers need answers.
But they don't, and that me sharing this on camera
is sufficient and invasive enough.
I didn't expect any of this.
And so I need time to be OK mentally.
I can't fake it.
And I don't really know what I need to do for myself.
It's been a spectacular season. [chuckles]
[soft music]
♪♪ ♪♪
- ♪♪ Lookin' right, lookin' like ♪♪
♪♪ All the stars are faded ♪♪
♪♪ I remember the night ♪♪
♪♪ I was so frustrated ♪♪
♪♪ Touch your hand for the first time ♪♪
♪♪ I see it on your face and ♪♪
♪♪ Another lifetime's flashing by ♪♪
♪♪ I'm here standing in the same dress ♪♪
♪♪ You're in your apartment ♪♪
♪♪ I'm already gone ♪♪
♪♪ Talking wildly out of context ♪♪
♪♪ I wish things were different ♪♪
♪♪ But I'll never know ♪♪
♪♪ ♪♪
♪♪ When you left, I bet you held her body closer ♪♪
♪♪ And I was hoping you would tell her it was over ♪♪
♪♪ You're all I think about and everywhere I look ♪♪
♪♪ I know it's bad, but we could be so good ♪♪
♪♪ Maria calls me and she says she's getting married ♪♪
♪♪ She asked me if there's any extra weight I carry ♪♪
- On the season finale
of "Teen Mom: The Next Chapter"...
- Mom, Carly will always be in your heart.
- You never wanna leave. That's the crappy part.
[tense music]
- Are you playing the lottery? - I play here and there.
- Ryder called Zach "Dad," and she kinda, like, tensed up.
- Hey. I'm doing good now.
- You're not doing good right now.
I just want you to be all right.
Like you're my child or something.
I'm worried about you. - Well, quit being like that.
- Think I'm gonna go to Ryan's next court date.
- That's still Bentley's dad.
Things go bad for him, it's still Bentley's life.