it's too much like [cackles].
- When y'all get together, it's a lot of--
- Why you speaking while I'm speaking?
- Because you're a mean girl.
[overlapping speech]
- I know for a fact that Ashley has
been communicating with my ex.
Do you talk directly to him, yes or no?
- Sure.
- You a snake-ass bitch.
- It's very hard to sit
across from somebody who's actually
in a relationship with Rashad.
MACKENZIE: I've never talked to Rashad while he
was in a relationship with you.
So calling me a side chick, it needs to be dead.
[theme music] [upbeat music] Give me this, give me that.
I want what I want, and I want it fast.
- We're here.
I love it so much.
Rashad and I have been dating for the past few months,
and we've gotten extremely close.
We just have such a unique bond, and it
just feels like home, honestly.
I'm excited to get on it, honestly.
Hi. (ON) WOMAN: How are you?
- Good. How are you?
I'm Mackenzie.
Nice to meet you.
I usually come back home to Minnesota
every weekend to visit Rashad.
He owns a farm here with chicken and goats but no horses.
So today, we came to this other farm so I can ride
and we can spend time together.
OK.
- Come on. (ON) MACKENZIE: OK, OK.
- You acting like a rookie now.
- OK.
- There you go.
Oh, [bleep].
- How I look?
- Like a stallion on a stallion, [bleep] it.
[upbeat music]
MACKENZIE: What Rashad and I have, it's very fresh,
but we really are, like, growing a really healthy relationship
and are really like best friends.
[upbeat music] Now I know what real love feels like.
MACKENZIE: You got me, videographer?
- Oh, I got you.
- My last relationship with Dwayne
was very public, and it caused a lot of drama.
It opened doors for people to send hateful things
and basically say lies, and it caused a lot of issues
in our relationship.
And I don't want to go through the same thing again.
(SINGING) This feels better.
RASHAD: Whoa, brother.
- Get him, Lacey, get him.
Say take me home with you.
I'm honestly not worried about Rashad
and I's relationship ending the way that Dwayne and I's
relationship ended because we actually have a friendship
foundation and a lot of trust and communication
here in this relationship.
(SINGING) You love me better.
RASHAD: You're doing an amazing, amazing job.
MACKENZIE: You proud of me?
(SINGING) Now I know what real love feels like.
MACKENZIE: It's just effortless.
We don't have to try.
And I definitely could see myself
having a long-term relationship with him.
RASHAD: You look like a natural.
(SINGING) Keeps me wanting more.
Oh.
RASHAD: You did amazing.
- Oh.
This girl was bouncing all crazy up there.
- I like this.
- Remind you of something?
I'm just kidding.
- Whoa, keep it PG.
- OK, let's keep it PG.
(SINGING) Hurry up, get it.
Hurry up, get it.
I can sleep when I die.
- Woo.
It's just you and me, Patricia.
I really don't talk to my wigs, but I've
been missing the hair salon community here in Orlando.
Coming to the beauty shop is, like, an event.
Women come to get their hair done,
but they also come to gossip, socialize, and get advice.
I don't know.
Patricia is, like, an old lady name.
40 inches is giving Bianca.
Even though I have issues with Nique and Mulan
after the bullying comment--
WOMAN: Who said that we were bullies and mean girls?
- It was Mulan and Nique.
--I still want to hang out with them in a whole group.
It's fine kicking it one-on-one, but when you get a whole group
of women together, you get to kiki and talk about this,
that, and the third.
It just make you forget about all your problems.
I wonder what these hoochie mamas doing.
Hey, y'all.
It's your girl, Nikki, and I'm inviting
you guys to my slumber party.
Y'all better be on y'all best behavior
because I have no kids.
So with that being said, I don't want to be treating,
like, nobody like no children.
Bye, y'all.
Act like adults.
[upbeat music]
CHILD: Hey, hey.
- Don't be too rough with him.
Hello.
- Hey.
Want to help me make some tea?
- I do.
Since my divorce two years ago, I
have had to be mother, father, confidant,
doctor, therapist, everything under the sun for my children.
- I just sugared some rosemary.
If you want to slice those lemons for me.
- Because we know you suck with the knife.
I don't want no--
no limbs going missing.
- I'd like to keep them, thank you, ma'am.
- You welcome.
Having my mom around has been a real help for me,
but even though my ex does provide for them financially,
I know that my kids miss their dad.
Cheers.
- Cheers.
- Thanks for the tea, Mom.
CARITA: You're welcome.
MORGAN: How does it feel being in Orlando?
- It feels good.
It's a little rainy.
- Since I've been here, it's been wild.
CARITA: Has it?
- I just been getting into it with everybody.
CARITA: Oh, with the folks who
are your so-called associates and friends?
- Mm-hmm.
CARITA: OK, well, have you managed to work it out?
- Work it out?
CARITA: Yeah.
MORGAN: Well, who needs-- who
it needs to be worked out with.
CARITA: OK.
- But I've been here with Danielle, Lindsey.
We been kicking it.
CARITA: OK.
- Trying to keep it cool.
- Mm-hmm.
- I don't know, just everything I been going
through with [bleep], I feel like I play a part in them
being in the situation that they are in between [bleep]
and I because the reason that we can't coparent well
is because we can't get along, you know?
He don't like me, and I don't like him.
- Mm.
Well, you know I call you light switch.
Y'all been off and on forever.
And, honestly, I never thought you
guys would get to this point.
But it is what it is.
MORGAN: My ex and I, we wanted to provide something
for our kids that we didn't have in our own life, which
was a two-parent household.
And my family not working out is very disappointing to me.
I guess maybe the reason I kept fighting was because I was
afraid of abandonment again.
I know the situation between you and my dad,
and I've always blamed you for it.
- You know, I-- I realize that.
MORGAN: I didn't realize that I
was resenting you for something that you
just chose to be strong about.
And it took you to tell me, like,
you can't make him be a dad, and-- and I
believe my words back to you were, no, you can't.
And I should have never said it.
CARITA: It's OK.
MORGAN: I have a real fear of abandonment
because my dad turned his back on our family
before I was even here.
He already had a family that my mom had no clue about.
He never even gave me a chance to be his daughter.
And although I had male figures in my life,
there's nothing like the love of a biological father.
- He made a decision, and I made a decision.
And, initially, I didn't know if I was even
strong enough to withstand the decision
that I was even trying to make.
I mean, I was just overwhelmed myself
because I was still a kid, too.
- It was never you. It was him.
And that's what you was trying to tell me.
Like, if he don't want to be a father, I can't make him.
So I'm sorry for comparing--
- It's OK.
MORGAN: --my motherhood to your motherhood
because we have it totally different.
But you handled it way better than I'm doing right now.
Before she had me, my mom was gonna give me up for adoption.
When my mom gave birth to me, she decided to take me home,
and she sacrificed her entire life to be a mom.
She did it financially on her own,
and she didn't complain along the way.
Everything that my mom has done, and to this day,
is for her children.
Even if I can't coparent with [bleep],
I can learn how to coparent with myself
and cope with my own feelings through parenting
my kids as a single mom.
I'll figure it out.
- I think focusing on you will help you.
Like I said, you can't make somebody
be there who don't want to be.
[upbeat music] Do it all for my city.
Do it all for my crew.
Did it for all of them girls who always said I wasn't gonna do,
wasn't gonna do it, gonna do it.
- Oh, that was cute.
- OK, that was a success.
We're one-hit wonders!
- [laughs]
I'm someone who prefers to have fun in my life
instead of having fights.
And lately, all the arguing with the friend group
is beginning to be too much.
Woo!
I want everybody to get along in a way
where it's all about fun, kind of how me
and Mulan be when we hang out.
- My sisters, you know they're here.
NIQUE: Uh-huh.
- I'm looking around the house.
I can't find my Chanel bag.
I can't find my watch.
Gone, missing.
Can't find it.
- You think your sisters took it?
- I like-- in my mind, no one else
has been at the house.
- How much is that watch?
MULAN: It's appraised at 150K.
It's the chandelier one.
Yes.
They already hopped on a flight to Cincinnati.
They're kids.
It's not much I can do.
My sisters feel like I live in a fairy tale
because they can't wrap their mind around the success
that I have.
They feel like I don't work for the things that I have.
They feel like it just gets handed to me.
This is one of my biggest things that I
like to say, don't change who you are,
change who you're good to.
So I'm gonna just change who I'm good to.
- I'm sorry you going through that.
- I've accepted it.
I cried for two days straight, you know?
So I'm just like, let me come and bring some wine.
I know you going through a little bit of stuff.
I'm going through a little bit of stuff.
NIQUE: Yeah. I hate that.
We cheers to positivity.
Hopefully everything gets better.
MULAN: So how are you feeling about seeing
Morgan at Nikki's party?
NIQUE: I'm gonna try to stay, like, calm and just,
like, you know, listen to her.
If she want to talk to me, I'm gonna talk calm.
And I feel like God blessed me with a kind of, like,
a forgiving heart, and I kind of feel like, you know,
there's so much weight on you to, like,
hold grudges on people.
Like, I'm a YOLO bitch.
We gonna die one day.
Like, I waste my whole entire life being mad at you,
feeling some type of way about you.
Every time I see you, it upsets me.
I feel like that takes too much energy out
of myself to do all of that.
Nikki's slumber party will be the first time
I see Nikki and Morgan since the whole bullying
thing at Mulan's dinner.
Yeah, I called you a bully bitch, you big, bully bitch.
- You're a mean girl. You're a bully.
- I regret fighting because I'm
not upset at Morgan or Nikki.
I'm willing to talk stuff out because I'm not somebody
who holds on to negative [bleep].
That's too heavy for my heart.
I'm 24 years old, and, bitch, I know, wrong is wrong
and right is right.
And when you do something wrong, bitch,
you can apologize for it, take it to the chin, and move on.
And I hope that she just come with the same energy I come on.
MULAN: Unlike Danni, with her little fake-ass apology.
You know I know it's not genuine.
You feel me?
So I get sent Nikki's Live where Nikki
and Danni are ki-ki-ki-ing, laughing about
me getting punched by Danni.
- Who said that?
DANIELLE: A little bit of this, a little bit of that.
A little bit of this, a little of that.
She got in the way and got punched.
- I don't care so much about Nikki
making a joke because me and her ain't that cool.
But Danni?
That's a different story.
Her laughing in the back of this Live
just proves my point that she's not sorry for putting
her hands on me once again.
- It's crazy.
MULAN: It's like, girl, you were never my friend.
Shove it up your ass.
And y'all can stay over there.
And I can coexist.
I feel like y'all want to pull [bleep]
out y'all back pockets, I'm gonna
pull [bleep] out my back pocket.
I'm not trying to start problems.
I'm trying to fix them.
But at the end of the day, if a bitch come for me,
I'm gonna come for them.
At this point, I'm gonna give you bitches
a taste of your own medicine.
Like, and that's that.
That cool, being nice, being neutral--
like, y'all were so mad I didn't pick a side that
you bitches chose it for me.
- Mm. Stupid.
MULAN: Stupid.
Know what I mean?
I'm gonna be like, delusional.
- Don't do that, please.
They-- they get on my nerves when they do that.
Oh, my god, please.
Ugly, ugly, ugly.
I hate that.
MORGAN: Coming up on Basketball Wives Orlando--
- To me, we're building the relationship
we want to create.
- If I were to have a side piece,
I would probably just tell you.
- I know it's, like, really sensitive to talk about.
- Raheem ended up getting shot.
It was bad.
He's literally, like, my best friend.
ON (MORGAN): Did you give [bleep] my address?
[dramatic music]
(SINGING) Big girl with big boss energy.
The people gonna remember me.
I'm a icon.
Call me legendary.
I'm a real deal.
You imaginary.
- What's up?
Shot look good. (ON) DANIELLE: Thank you.
Appreciate it.
How you doing today? (ON) IREN: I'm doing well.
How about yourself? (ON) DANIELLE: Good.
When you want to do something at a high level,
you invest into your body and into your training.
So I hired a trainer so I can get back in shape
to pursue basketball again.
- I want you to take the pressure off yourself.
A lot of times, we put unnecessary pressure
on ourselves, right, that's very unrealistic to sustain.
I want you to slow your mind down, slow the game
down, relax, remember who you are, get to your spots,
and finish. (ON) DANIELLE: All right.
- OK? Mindset, belief system.
Simple as that.
You're a hooper.
- Yeah.
- Ready? (ON) DANIELLE: All right.
- Step one, flash to it.
Get downhill, rip.
1, 2.
Good job.
(SINGING) I'm charged up.
Hey, full speed to the top.
There we go.
- Basketball has been a true outlet,
especially nowadays.
When I was a kid, it was always to play for fun,
but now I feel like I'm playing for my mental health.
When I step on the court, I no longer
have to think about Rashad and Mackenzie and the possibility
that she's around my children.
I feel more at peace.
(SINGING) I need that energy.
When I step in the room, the crowd go wild.
Hit a bass and a boom.
I got them like wow.
Big body, big move.
Mackenzie can play whatever role she wants to play in Rashad's
life because at the very end of the day,
I am choosing myself over the anger and basketball
over the bull [bleep].
- Confidence, confidence, confidence.
Ready?
Rip.
I like it.
Good.
(SINGING) You are the one who picked me up when I was down.
I know you're there for me.
You'll always be around.
- Oh.
You like my roses?
- I do.
- I picked them personally.
- You did? I love them so much.
- You're welcome.
Really, it's nothing.
- Coming here to Minnesota and being with Rashad
is just such an escape from the drama,
and it feels so good to just live in our love bubble
and not have to listen to anybody question
our relationship.
- Can we get a toast?
MACKENZIE: Yeah, let's toast.
- To a beautiful night, beautiful roses.
MACKENZIE: Cheers.
- How's it been being away from home?
- It's hard.
That's why I come home every chance I get.
You know, I miss you.
For me and my life and, like, my experience
and, like, from my last relationship and stuff,
like, what we have is, like, very special to me.
- You hold it close to your heart?
MACKENZIE: I do hold it close to my heart.
- Near and dear?
- The nearest and the dearest.
And you do, too?
- Absolutely.
I don't have no title for this, though.
- Like, to me, we're building the relationship
we-- we want to create.
Not saying, oh, we're rushing into that,
but, like, we're building that with each other.
Do you agree with that?
RASHAD: Yeah, I agree.
I agree.
I'm definitely a totally different
person, in terms of how I move.
Even if I were to have a side piece or however you call it,
I would probably just tell you.
You know what I mean, to have your options if--
MACKENZIE: Yeah.
- --you know, what you would want to do with that.
MACKENZIE: Hearing Rashad say
this does make Danielle's comments of her trying to say
the things about an open relationship,
but Rashad had side chicks when he was with Danielle because he
was unhappy with her.
That's not the case here.
We're happy.
- I know what I like.
You know what I mean?
One thing I like is my ability to just be me, be free.
You know, I just have to feel just a-- just
a level of just freedom.
- Do you feel like I give you that?
Like, do you feel like with us, I
let things be natural and easy and that I'm
not, like, forcing it or being your parole officer?
- I got to wait and see, you know what I mean?
- Wait and see?
- I got to wait and see.
- So what do you think so far?
Have you, like-- (ON) RASHAD: I'll say this--
MACKENZIE: --been this way with anybody else?
- --I would say, how you care and how you love,
that is very different.
You might have [bleep] it up for me
because it's no going back to anything that's not--
you know what I mean-- that carries this level of love
and carry this level of care, for real.
- I never forced Rashad to give me
more than what he was capable of,
and I don't want to start doing that now.
I'm happy with him, and we're happy together.
I want to continue to grow what we have,
but I'm not gonna ruin what we've already built.
- So do we have an understanding?
We good?
- Yes, babe, we're good.
- What are we toasting?
- To that, to being
good and not letting outside noise mess with what we have.
- I don't give a--
I don't give a [bleep] about no outside noise.
You know I don't give a [bleep].
- OK.
Then I don't, either.
[upbeat music]
MULAN: My nose sweaty.
- Yeah.
- I know.
How are you?
- I'm OK.
- Yeah.
NIQUE: I'm just trying to process everything.
- Last night, Nique and Dwayne
attended Raheem, Dwayne's brother's, album release party,
and Raheem was tragically killed.
I know Nique and the family are heartbroken,
and I just want to be here to support my friend.
I know it's, like, really sensitive to talk about
and stuff like that, but--
NIQUE: Yeah.
It's just-- basically, Raheem had just dropped some music,
and it was amazing.
Like, we had a great time.
But it kind of took a turn around,
like, the end of the night.
Some people walked in and was, like, arguing, basically
complaining about paying $20.
We all went outside.
We was basically just going back and forth.
And then, unfortunately, Raheem ended up getting shot.
- Oh, my goodness.
- Yeah, it was bad, but it
could have been so much worse.
Like, it was actually a female that shot him.
And the girl, before--
before she got into it with Raheem,
she was looking at Dwayne, and she was telling him, like, I'll
burn a hole in your chest.
Like, I will burn a hole in you. (ON) MULAN: Wow.
NIQUE: And I remember looking at her.
And I'm like, if this bitch get any closer to him,
I'm gonna whoop her ass. Like--
- Yeah.
- --and I'm so happy that my mom was there
because she was kind of defusing the situation.
She was, like, pulling me back.
My mom, she told me that I had this look in my eyes,
this look that I get when I'm mad and I'm not thinking.
And I feel like my mom kind of saved me and Dwayne in a way
because I feel like if I would have started fighting,
he would have went in defense for me.
And I feel like, just because I didn't
do anything, that kind of saved him from doing
what he wanted to do, too.
- Don't cry, because I'm gonna cry,
and we gonna cry together. So just--
- No, he's literally, like, my best friend.
- Mm-hmm.
- And-- and I feel like, in a way,
it could have been him because he
was so-- he was going so crazy.
Like, and I just think it's a [bleep] up situation.
Like, the whole thing is just so [bleep] up.
MULAN: Yeah.
I'm so sorry you're going through this.
Give me a hug.
It's OK.
Mm.
But at least it really made you realize you love your man.
- Yeah, of course, but--
- You do.
- --like, I knew--
I just don't know.
- I can, like-- you know, my brother got murdered.
So I get the call while I'm getting on the plane.
Like, he just got shot.
He just got shot.
And I'm like, OK, he's gonna make it.
Like you said, like, you were praying.
Like, I'm like, he's gonna make it.
Like, he's gonna make it. Like, he's gonna make it.
He'll be OK. He'll be OK.
And I just remember it being like,
literally, right before the flight was about to take off,
they told me, like, no, he's dead.
I feel empty losing my brother, you know, at such a young age.
There's not a year or a day that goes by that I
don't think about him.
Life is so much bigger than the things
that we have going on in this group of women
and that we really need to take accountability and move forward
for the small problems that we have because life is too short.
- Well, I appreciate you talking to me.
- Yeah. (ON) NIQUE: Give me a hug.
- We need a-- we need a mimosa or something.
- I'm sweating.
It's time to get back to my man.
Coming up on Basketball Wives Orlando--
- Tonight, it's my slumber party,
and I'm so excited for everyone to come.
I just really want us all to squash the drama.
- I'm thinking I'm not
gonna have problems tonight.
My name is Ashley Snell.
There's a girl here who's been threatening to kill me.
[dramatic music]
[upbeat music]
MORGAN: How you want your hair today?
- I want it half up, half down.
Like, straight.
MORGAN: After talking with my mom,
I want to be extra protective about my children's well-being.
I want to make sure that they are doing OK emotionally,
and especially my daughter, Eriauna, because she's 12 now,
and she's approaching those crucial teen years.
Are you excited to go to the seventh grade?
- No.
- No?
Why?
- Because everything's gonna get harder.
- Oh, am I gonna have to force you to go
to tutoring again this year?
- No.
- That's a great answer.
Are you nervous about tryouts for gymnastics?
- Yes.
- It's been a while.
- I know.
- Has it been feeling back familiar, though?
- Yeah.
- What other sport are you gonna do?
Because you know I told you you got to do one more.
Why you looking like that?
- Because I don't know.
- You gotta do something else.
You are not busy enough with just gymnastics.
As a teen, I was my mom's problem child because I was
really trying to figure out who I was as a person,
and I wanted to explore things outside of family
because I felt like my family wasn't whole.
So from that, my mom and I did butt heads a little bit,
and that put a strain on our relationship
that we're just now mending as I am an adult.
What are you most excited about, being in Orlando?
- Being with you.
- Being with mama?
Aw, that's so biased.
I love it here.
- I've kind of gotten used to Dad being away.
- That's how you feel now?
- Yeah.
- For my daughter to be at that point in her life,
I don't want her to feel, like, the abandonment of her father
is meaning that she will be abandoned
for the rest of her life because I have
experienced that fear as well.
You just learning how to navigate through, huh?
- Yeah.
MORGAN: Right now, I would like for my daughter
to keep open that line of communication
and to always tell me how she's feeling,
so even if we do cross that road later on in life,
I'll know how to handle it and answer questions that she
really wants honest answers to.
- All right.
- All right, pretty girl.
Check yourself out.
- Ooh, I look so pretty.
- Yeah.
- You need to teach me how to do edges.
MORGAN: Oh, you mean your baby hairs?
- Yeah, my baby hair.
- I mean, I could teach you,
but, you know, you got to have it in the wrist.
It's got to be the flick of the wrist.
- I love it.
- And you look just like your mama.
[upbeat music]
(SINGING) Push, push to finish one.
Level up for the homies for the group one.
NIKKI: Where is the trash can?
Let's see.
All this modern things, everything always hidden.
Tonight, it's my slumber party, and I'm so
excited for everyone to come. I rented out a big house.
I got some strong drinks and some good food.
I'm just ready for everybody to have a good time.
(SINGING) Push, push.
This is a new one.
Level up for the homies.
I just really want us all to squash the drama.
I'm not upset with Mulan and Nique anymore.
I hope they're not, either.
I just want us to have fun again.
I know I'm ready to kick it.
Oh, my god, I think I wasted some alcohol.
Ah!
I was wasting alcohol.
I'm new to the crew, but I learned
a lot about these ladies after a short amount of time--
a lot.
So I set some rules to make sure this tonight goes well.
It's not a good act of God.
Rule number one, no boys, because men and exes seem
to be the drama of this group, and we
need to check that at the do'.
Rule number two, no phones.
Don't be like none of this or none of this,
like, or none of this because y'all [bleep]
always on y'all phone.
Like, get into it.
Know one another.
That looks like it's still a little potent.
They'll survive.
They grown.
[upbeat music]
TONY: You ready for tonight with these girls?
- No, but I mean, we'll see what happens.
I'm getting to know Nikki better,
so I do want to come and support her events.
However, I'm always hesitant to go in a room with these women
because I don't know what the problem is gonna be,
what the issue is gonna be, or what is
gonna come out of their mouths.
I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
TONY: You gonna be able to handle the heat?
- I'm not bothered by anybody.
I think whatever issues were there before is, like, over.
I think Nikki's gonna come from Mulan,
and I think Mulan has got her ammunition.
And then I think--
I'm thinking that Danielle is gonna come for Mackenzie.
If Nique shows up, her and Morgan have
drama from Mulan's last event.
I am not someone who lowers myself into drama.
It can happen around me, but I have too much
going on in my life to allow anyone to drag
me down with their bull [bleep].
Who knows?
Last time, when I went to Mulan's event,
I thought the heat was on Mackenzie and I,
and then it turned to everybody else.
So if I go in there thinking I'm not
gonna have problems tonight, I'm probably gonna have problems.
- Yeah, so you should just
assume worst-case scenario.
And if you got to bring that bull out,
then you got to bring it out.
ASHLEY: Yeah, I'm trying to, like, keep it in.
Right when you drop me off, just set, like, a 45-minute timer,
and then you can just come back and get me.
Coming up on Basketball Wives Orlando--
- Whoever is on their best behavior tonight,
they're going to win the girl power trophy.
NIQUE: Oh, my god.
- Danni handled herself really well today.
- Mm.
- Bitch, please.
She's not team girl.
She is team tear you down if you not picking her up.
[dramatic music]
[upbeat music] Give me that cash.
I'm just adding to the stack.
NIKKI: My first guest is actually here.
Ooh!
- Oh, hey! (ON) NIKKI: You look cute.
You look comfortable.
- I'm definitely not in the party mood,
but I want to give Dwayne a night to hisself
and a chance for us to get our mind off the sadness
we've been dealing with.
Am I the first bitch here?
- Yes, and it's a-- it's a--
NIQUE: Ooh, nice.
NIKKI: Ain't it?
It's a no phones rule.
- I'm feeling Nikki's rules.
No boys, no phones.
I can dig that.
NIKKI: You know we got to have a twerk-off.
- I'm down. (ON) NIKKI: So holding it.
So holding it.
NIQUE: It's all in the legs.
- It's all in the ankles.
It's all in the ankles.
I'm adding that to the list of rules.
No men, no phones, but a ton of twerking.
How that chicken taste?
- It'll do.
NIKKI: Who ringing the door?
NIQUE: Hey, girl.
- Hi, ladies.
- Oh, my god!
- It's like her stomach getting better.
- I know.
Right.
Every day, I keep growing, and I'm unable to do
the things I used to do.
So I'm here looking for all the girl time I can
get until I can't get anymore.
NIQUE: Where her mocktail? (ON) NIKKI: Would you like one?
- Yeah, just a little bit.
NIKKI: And then here are the rules.
No boys, no phones, just twerking.
And then whoever is on their best behavior tonight,
they are going to win the girl power trophy.
LYNDZIE: Oh, my god, that is so cute.
NIQUE: Girl, bye.
- I think I'm gonna go home with the trophy, honestly.
- I'm on good vibes.
I'm getting that trophy, bitch.
NIQUE: We're gonna see who wins the trophy.
NIKKI: Hello.
How are you?
Where is your pajamas?
- I was so last minute.
Personally, when I go to bed, I'm butt-ass naked,
but this is my first time seeing Nikki and Danni since they
went live and was talking [bleep].
Oh, no-- no jammies at all.
So I threw my sweats on.
I'm gonna keep it cute, but I don't know what type of energy
they gonna be on.
(SINGING) Yo.
- Put on some music so we can actually party.
- Music!
- No one can see it, Mehgan.
It's moving.
[upbeat music]
DANIELLE: How you feeling, for real?
- I'm feeling all right.
- Really? Are you sure?
- Yeah, I just want to get to the bottom
of what's going on.
- So tell me, like, what is your perspective
on what you think happened?
- You know, this morning,
my mom walked in the room, and she's like, stay calm.
I'm like, what's wrong?
She's like, he served you this morning.
- Like, he served-- he
came down here and served you, or he had somebody serve you?
- He had a proctor serve me at my address,
here in Florida.
This morning, I was served with paperwork at my new address
here in Orlando from my ex-husband
about him wanting to lower his child support again and not
pay the kids' trust fund.
So I'm curious to know how this man found out where I live.
I'm dying to find out.
- How the [bleep] did he get your address in Florida?
- I feel like Ashley passed
it along because she's been in communication with [bleep].
- Right.
It's a mole in the group.
I know y'all's life is all free flowing and everybody can just
Google search what the [bleep] y'all got going on, but, baby,
Morgan runs a tight ship.
So the fact that somebody leaked her address is disrespectful.
Keep it as cool, classy, calm, and collective as we can.
But at the end of the day, I feel like you do need answers,
and I'm with whatever you want. (ON) MORGAN: You know that.
- So--
MORGAN: Because if we sending docs,
we can send docs, too.
- Let's go get some answers, child.
- Let's go find out.
- The bad bitches is here.
- Ooh.
(SINGING) Dun, nuh, nuh.
- Are we the drama?
- Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
- Hello.
- How are you?
- Before I forget, we all got our phones
on the-- on the table.
- OK.
- No phones.
- They're so ignorant and stupid.
NIQUE: Coming up on Basketball Wives Orlando--
- I have a question for you.
Did you give [bleep] my address?
- No, I did not. (ON) MORGAN: You're a liar.
- You already threatened to kill me.
- It ain't a threat. It's a promise.
[dramatic music]
- The bad bitches is here.
- They are so ignorant and stupid.
MORGAN: Knowing that my ex just served me paperwork
at a address that he has no clue about,
I'm walking into this party with one question and one question
on my mind only, who the [bleep] gave my address out?
- Everyone got to twerk.
As you're walking, everyone have to twerk.
- Twerking. I twerked at the door.
- She did twerk at the do'.
All right, let's play a game.
- What's this game called.
- Friendship Edition.
- You just pick a card,
and then you ask people questions.
You can pick whoever you want to ask.
- So the question is, what about me
would people least expect?
- For me, you're very educated,
and I feel like I'm beyond smart, too,
so, like, it's giving genius.
- Oh, thank you.
I appreciate that.
- Can I skip it if it's, like, boring?
- Yeah.
Put it to the back of the line.
- You're boring.
- All right, Danielle.
- Yes?
- What do you wish you got more credit for?
- I feel like my patience, the fact
that I'm able to come here and actually
be in front of Mackenzie and actually share space,
like, I think that's big of somebody.
- Yeah, that's a good one.
That's fair.
- I'm impressed that Danielle is
coexisting with me right now.
I wasn't sure if we'd be able to sit here and be in this space
and her not start anything with me.
So I hope this change of attitude
means that she's finally able to move on and let Rashad
and I live in peace.
What have you been overthinking or who, Nique?
- I've been overthinking about Dwayne--
- Yeah.
- --lately a lot.
- How are you feeling, by the way?
- Ah.
- Don't.
It's OK.
- I'm sorry.
I shouldn't have asked.
- Bitch, you know, that ho--
that make a bitch cry more.
This situation has definitely made
me cherish the people around me and the people I love more.
And seeing these ladies rallying around me
and offering me support, even when we not in the best stage,
I feel like that's all I ever wanted in a friend group
was for when times get hard, we--
we are there for one another.
Just making sure that he's good and making sure that he's
mentally, like, you know, OK.
- Yeah, no, and we all in this same space.
We all understand what's going on,
and we send our condolences.
And-- and we all came in with an open mind of what not only you,
but Mackenzie as well are dealing with with Dwayne.
And we still support you 100%.
- I'm gonna get you some tissues.
- And don't be-- and don't be hard on yourself,
ever, because like I said, he would
be way different headspace if you weren't by his side
during all this.
- Here you go just in case.
- It's a lot.
Ah.
- Coping with the tragedy of Dwayne's brother
has been tough, mainly because I see how much it's affected
my son, and it's hard to see Dwayne and his family
being sad, and I just really feel for them.
Nique is a very sweet, loving person,
and I feel like she is gonna do whatever she can to comfort
him and motivate him that there is
light at the end of the tunnel.
I'm just really happy that he has her in his life.
- All right, I got the next card.
What do you need to vent about right now?
Permission to let it out.
Ashley.
- Ugh.
Do you want to go there right now or no?
- Yeah, let's do it.
- I just would like to understand
where this whole sending women to [bleep] came from.
- I asked you a very point-blank question.
- Yeah.
- And I asked you when you travel on the road,
do you bring women around to sleep with our men?
- And I do not.
- And you said that, and I left it there.
But you brought it here.
And I have a question for you.
Did you give [bleep] my address?
- No, I did not.
- Are you sure about that?
- Yeah, I'm positive.
- Do you have my address?
- I do not. (ON) MORGAN: You're a liar.
- OK.
- And you're manipulative.
- I'm sorry you're going--
I'm sorry you're going through what you're going through.
MORGAN: And I'm not because I chose
to walk this path, and you did give my address out,
and you know you did. (ON) ASHLEY: No, I did not.
- Yes, you did.
- And what I'm asking you is, why are you trying--
- And you know you did.
- --why are you trying to say--
- And you know you did.
And you know you did, so stop lying.
- So you're gonna say--
- Stop lying.
Stop lying.
When you compromise the safety of me and my kids--
back up.
Move because I'm not gonna touch her weak ass.
Move because I know I'll walk her like a [bleep] dog.
- Morgan.
It's just a joke.
It's just comical.
Like, she wants to play the victim about everything.
It's like, you posted behind my store on your page.
Like, people can figure it out.
If somebody wants to find you, you better go off social media
because they're gonna find you.
- You are a [bleep] liar.
- Morgan.
- Back up off me.
- Chill out.
- Watch out.
- No, and don't take me out nowhere.
- You should.
Oh, you threatened to kill me.
- Let me go.
MAN: No.
[dramatic music]
- Watch out.
- No, and don't take me out nowhere.
- You should.
- I will kill you over my [bleep] kids.
- Oh, you threatened to kill me?
- Let me go.
- You threatened to kill me on camera?
- And I am, over my kids.
- OK.
- Morgan, just let her go.
She good. They got it.
- This is what-- this what happened last time.
- Lying bitch.
You're a liar.
- [bleep] (ON) MORGAN: Tell me.
- Should be talking to your ex-husband.
- You want to know why?
- I don't talk to him.
- Because you don't have nothing
to stand on on your own.
- I have a ton to stand on.
- You have [bleep] to do--
- You're so angry.
MORGAN: --and [bleep] to talk about.
- Morgan's not crossing the line.
She's valid for everything she's saying.
Don't play with people's families
if you don't want to be in the fire.
- OK.
- But you [bleep] with my kids.
- I'm not-- (ON) MORGAN: Yes, you are.
- You already threatened to kill me,
so do what you're gonna do. (ON) MORGAN: And I will, bitch.
It ain't a threat.
It's a promise.
- Do what you're gonna do.
- Because I'll lay you the [bleep] out.
- Do what you're gonna do.
You're so tough.
- You talking all this [bleep].
- Do what you're gonna do, yeah.
- But I was just in your face,
your ass was sitting real cute, you ugly bitch.
- Because I'm not worried.
- You just gonna sit here
and claim you ain't did [bleep], bitch.
This bitch is fake, and I'm not going outside.
So stop telling people to take me outside
because I ain't going.
- Morgan is easily triggered by anything Ashley
does because there's so much resentment
and just unforgiveness there, but some
of the threats that she's giving are a little bit out of pocket.
- I just feel like, why do you
feel it's necessary to insert yourself
into somebody's divorce?
As women in this group, we all have things
going on when it comes to men.
We don't know what men are saying behind closed doors,
in front of our faces.
It's so much messy [bleep] going on.
I just feel like, as somebody who is a wife, you should be,
like, the main person-- with that beautiful ring
on your finger-- should be the main person
in this group to be, like, uplifting
women in these type of spaces.
- I hear you.
I hear you.
- Danni, I would like to present
you with this because I am very proud of you today.
- Boo!
Boo!
- Danni handled herself really well today.
- Bitch, please.
What the [bleep] y'all giving her a girl power award for?
She's not team girl.
She is team tear you down if you not picking her up.
- Do you guys want to take shots?
- No, I'm good.
- I will address now that we are all here.
I feel like you were full of [bleep].
When I'm getting a text from Nikki's Live--
- Who got a text?
- I got a text, and I'll show you the text
when I get my phone back.
And I will watch if I want to.
You was all apologetic.
- I wasn't apologetic in that moment,
the dinner with Nikki. (ON) NIKKI: It's no phones.
- It's too late. (ON) NIKKI: No, it's no phones.
- Are you going against the rules?
Mulan, it's not about you right now.
Girl, shut up.
Nique dealing with a family loss.
Morgan dealing with legal issues.
Bitch, this is not the right time to be doing this [bleep].
- It's so funny.
If it's so ki-ki-ki--
- It was a ki.
- You need a PR.
- Don't tell me what my problem.
I have one.
- Yeah, you clearly don't.
- Ooh.
- You clearly don't.
Danni thinks she's intimidating, but all she comes across
is hostile.
She can't even have a normal conversation
or even take accountability when she's wrong.
You have 13,000 followers, but you think somebody is worried
about you on Live, bitch. (ON) DANIELLE: It don't matter.
And I get big bucks.
You know that.
- You split [bleep] child support
with your baby daddy, bitch.
Bitch, you're a nobody.
No one would ask about Danni.
Like you said--
- And watch who get a next season.
- Get off me.
What you said to them?
I was scared to fight you?
Girl, what's up? (ON) DANIELLE: Well, what's up?
- You're not tough. You're not tough.
- Bitch, what's up?
- I promise you, you're not.
Why do I got to go outside? (ON) DANIELLE: Girl, bye.
You selling your [bleep] on OnlyFans,
bitch, for a $7 free trial, [bleep].
You a clown-ass OnlyFans [bleep].
- Woosah, bitch.
- You [bleep] bitch!
- My name is Ashley Snell.
There is a girl here who's been threatening to kill me.
Morgan Bledsoe.
No, it's an Airbnb.
It's, like, a lot of security and producers and stuff.
We're filming a TV show.
OK, thank you.
- We were trying to keep it so classy.
We did a great job.
Where's my trophy?
I need my trophy.
- Give her her trophy.
- And my trophy.
NIQUE: Next on Basketball Wives Orlando--
- Since someone leaked my address to my ex,
I just really feel like it's not safe.
Why he would harass me, I don't know,
but it's time for me to pack it up.
- Everybody in this group has said you're messy.
You've talked [bleep] about Ashley.
You've talk [bleep] about Mackenzie.
You've talked [bleep] about Nique. You've talked [bleep] about Nikki.
You've talk [bleep] about Danni.
And you have talked [bleep] about me.
- Morgan has a problem with me.
Danni has a problem with me.
Mehgan has a problem with me.
None of them can name anything I've ever did to them.
- If people want to make us the villains,
we can be the villains.
[dramatic music]