- [Ken] It's a once in a lifetime feeling,
I think when you hold your firstborn child
- [Gypsy] On her birth certificate,
Ryan is listed as the father.
- [Ryan] I realized how early Aurora was.
You know, you do the math, I mean it's too close for comfort
- Through the duration of my parole,
I can't live with Ken unless we're married.
I had been hit with the question,
how are you gonna tell your daughter about what you did?
I just feel like I've been trying to figure it out
all on my own.
Ken, he's here physically and gone emotionally.
I had a conversation with Ryan.
We might have lunch.
- I don't think it's a good idea.
- This is the first picture Gypsy sent me of Aurora
where I was kind of like, might be mine.
You know what's funny is she sent me a glamour shot before.
- Well, of course.
[intense music]
[eerie music]
- Yesterday, Ryan and I had a conversation on the phone
for the first time in six months.
It went really well.
It really was civil.
The way we bantered, it really felt like a friendship
and of course we talked business for post-divorce
and paternity stuff.
You know, I was real with him.
I'm like, "I feel like your lawyer and you
are holding this whole situation up."
We agreed to meet each other
at the same place at the same time
and it just be me, him and Aurora.
And we can take the test,
we could talk and have a nice interaction.
Ken was at work last night, but I did text him.
I told him everything that was communicated
and Ryan and his lawyer could have accepted the test
that's already been taken,
but Ryan does not wanna acknowledge it.
So if they need this, then I'm gonna give it to them.
[eerie music]
- [Ken] Gypsy's been gone all week
and my little Aurora hasn't been home
and it definitely feels a lot more depressing
around the house.
Like I feel like I have no purpose
during the daytime before I go to work.
Just kind of finding things to occupy my time.
It's very lonely.
- She didn't call me about anything, she texted me,
and just told me, "Hey, we're doing another paternity test.
We don't know when,
but you know, it's gonna happen sometime this week or next."
And yeah, well Ryan's gonna be driving down
to do paternity tests
because he can't accept the one that we've already done
because he wasn't tested.
Even though it's all there, black and white,
clear as crystal,
he doesn't have to be tested for it to be done.
But you know, I guess that denial is a crazy thing.
I don't know.
It's just, whatever, you know?
So we just got a lot to talk about.
There's a lot of loose ends right now.
This is all very, I just heard about this last night.
Like I don't even know the full story yet, so.
- I don't think I'm gonna let that happen.
It's just the fact that like we're dragging Aurora
through the mud on this when she doesn't need to be.
Like it's more damaging to the healing process
than to just keep stretching this out
longer and longer and longer.
You know, you go do what you need to do,
but you're not bringing my daughter in this mess.
Aurora's not gonna be there.
Gypsy wants her to go off and do it, that's fine.
I can bring in Aurora,
she can give her a sample at a different time.
There's no need for her to be there in the mix of that.
So I'm not gonna involve her in that mix
if I can do something about it.
[sad music]
[somber music]
- [Gypsy] I see this is a new car.
- [Ms. Bev] It is.
I hope it's not too big for you.
- [Gypsy] It's a little different.
- You're gonna sign in print
and this is to do your road skills test.
- [Gypsy] Today, I am taking the final test
for my driver's education.
- Nervous.
I mean, I always kind of doubt myself
and second guess myself.
Just like whenever I was taking the GED test
while I was in prison, I'm always like,
can I do this?
It's almost like I'm mind warping myself
into doubting myself.
- Okay, we're gonna reverse
and we're gonna go to the highway.
- All right.
- [Ms. Bev] Put your foot on your brake
always to change gear.
- Okay, that was...
- That's not good. - That was not the brake.
- That's why it wasn't changing, okay.
- I think it's a big step for independence on her
where she can, you know, feel like she's grown
and she's doing her own thing.
She can take on whatever comes her way.
[gentle intense music]
All right, she made it out the driveway.
That's good.
- So what we do is we're gonna drive all the way
to Golden Meadow,
we'll come back like we did last time,
crossing the bridges and when we get to LaRose,
we're gonna hit that back road.
- [Gypsy] Okay.
[intense music]
I wanna be able to drive and be more independent
so I can be there for Aurora,
but I could also go and drive myself
and have a life as well.
I can't allow myself to not have my own identity.
I feel like, you know, that's where my mom screwed up.
I was her whole life, her whole existence,
and she didn't have an identity for herself.
- We're gonna go straight.
- Okay.
I'm finding that spot
and that space where I'm still growing as an individual,
while also being a good mom to my daughter.
- We're gonna go over the overpass.
- Okay.
- We're gonna go ahead and do a left turn off.
So turn signal on, braking, braking.
We'll go straight at the caution light.
If we have yellow, your cross street, has red.
Very good on your lane control and your following distance.
We'll take a right at the light when it's safe.
[gentle intense music]
And we will take a left.
I guess we'll park next to the Wagoneer.
[gentle intense music]
Keep rolling and stop.
All right, Miss Gypsy. - All righty.
[car door shuts]
- All right, Miss Gypsy, I don't want you to get discouraged
'cause not many people pass the first time.
- Okay.
- But you did. - Yay.
[gentle triumphant music]
- Your score was a 90.
- Nice.
- The problem you had was turn signals.
You're turning 'em on too soon.
- Okay. - Just remember,
light posts till you turn.
- I passed.
[gentle triumphant music]
I did it.
I was so scared.
Okay. - It's been a pleasure.
- Thank you so much. - You're welcome
and good luck on your future.
One more hug. - Thank you so much.
- All right, sweetie.
- I'm pretty sure my whole face was just like
staring at the road.
Like, please remember everything all at once.
I'm just happy that I got to this milestone
and I'm okay with making these milestones at 33.
[gentle music]
[intense music]
- I had plans to go with Aurora
and meet with Ryan at a lab
where we could all give our results at the same place
at the same time,
but Ken had high reservations against it
and gave me an ultimatum
that if I was going to meet with Ryan,
that our relationship would be in jeopardy.
[intense music]
I think in the moment, high emotions took hold
and he said some things that he regrets,
like saying he would move back to Texas
and file for custody of Aurora.
[intense music]
That really put me in a corner.
I wasn't gonna risk losing my family just to, you know,
meet with Ryan face to face
whenever there could be other ways of giving our samples.
[intense music]
I would've liked to have a moment to ourselves
to where we could have had this sort of closure moment.
I would've liked to see him again
so we could end on amicable and positive terms.
I still kind of feel like the way things ended,
there's no way to kinda make it better.
But I really have to weigh my options.
Am I gonna have this friendly moment with Ryan
or am I going to have the family
that I have created for myself?
And I'm just not gonna risk losing that family.
[intense music]
[Aurora cries]
[calm music]
- I know that I don't look like the most compassionate
person in this situation
and I totally am very self aware of that,
but I wouldn't be saying this or feeling this way at all
if the paternity test hasn't already been done.
We already have it in our hands.
It's been done by a credible laboratory.
Getting so big.
[Aurora coos]
Oh, I know.
I think that most of my reactions just stem from me
just wanting to keep Aurora safe
from all of this unnecessary drama
and protecting Gypsy's emotional state from this as well.
I see the best version of Gypsy when she's moving forward
than to have to keep looking back
and keep muddying up the waters
that don't need to be muddied.
All right, baby, I gotta go to work.
Sorry we couldn't spend more time together,
but this weekend's gonna be crazy for me.
I love you.
- [Ken] You can't wait for me to get home tonight.
- [Ken] No, I'm saying that you can't wait here for me.
- [Ken] All right.
Okay, bye.
[gentle somber music] [door opening and shutting]
[traffic buzzing]
- [Gypsy] I am going back home today
and I won't see Ken for a while again.
- Rough.
It's been rough.
Everything is day by day right now.
So we're just winging it.
It's hard to kind of keep up a relationship
whenever you're living in two separate places
and you've got schedules that interfere
and I think I'm very clear
about what my needs are.
I want cuddles, I want snuggles,
I want words of affirmation.
For Ken, it's like he doesn't think about
anything like that.
I don't get it.
You might feel love.
Yeah, you love me.
Okay, you say you love me, but you don't show it.
I feel like more distant than ever.
He thought everything was going great,
but then when you get down like the nitty gritty,
it's kind of like, okay, then stop fooling yourself.
Like, is it gone for you?
Like the spark, the flame,
the energy, you know what I'm saying?
So I think a lot of things just drained us.
We need to have more communication
and I think that like we both just need to like
open up more about realistic expectations of each other.
[gentle music] [Aurora coos]
[gentle music]
- I texted Ryan and I was like, "I can't meet with you.
I'm sorry.
This is where we're at with it,
Ken doesn't feel comfortable
and he has that right seeing as how he is her father."
And he just kind of blew up on me.
- His, Ryan's ultimatum to me was either meet with me
or she stays in Anderson forever.
[intense music]
He feels like that was a power play card.
Like that's a trump card that Ken is the father,
the biological father, but he's the father on the,
you know, Ryan's the father on the birth certificate
that he has legal rights to Aurora
and he's playing that card
and that leaves me in a position to kind of wonder,
what are his rights, if any?
After a string of texts that made me uncomfortable
and I was trying to defuse the situation,
I said, "Okay, I am not gonna be texting you anymore."
And I feel like if I would,
it would just make the situation worse.
So I did call my lawyer right away
and I was like, I want to know the situation we're in.
Does he have a right to her or not?
And it turns out he doesn't.
He may be the father on the birth certificate,
but that doesn't mean he has parental rights.
She gave me the advice of we could do a court order
to establish paternity.
And I said, "Yes, can we please do that?"
A test will be taken, a hearing will be had
and the court will observe the test
and then we'll go from there.
And I guess it's wrapped after that,
paternity is established.
[intense music]
The plan for today is we're gonna go to my lawyer's office
and Ken has to file to establish paternity.
Her assistant gave me a call this morning
and I paid the fee.
Now I asked if that fee included another test
or if that's extra.
And her explanation was it can be included,
depending on how much trouble Ryan gives us.
- Which as we've seen, will be a lot, I'm sure.
- [sighing] He just a dick right now. He's being a dick.
- Yeah, showing his true colors.
- [Ken] 100%. - He has been
for a while though.
- Yeah, I'm not gonna let him use my kid
as a chess piece.
- Nope. - No.
[gentle intense music]
There's a part of me that understands why Ryan reacted
the way he did
and it's because he wanted to see me,
because he still loves me.
- I love you.
- [Gypsy] Ryan always made me feel seen,
he always saw the person underneath,
the emotions, the past.
But at this point in time, we cannot be friends.
If the roles were in reverse,
how would I feel if Ken was talking to an ex?
- I have no desire to deal with somebody
who's in just complete denial of the situation.
Like we have- - [Kristy] I got bail money.
- Huh? - [Kristy] I got the bail money.
- [Gege] I've got your back. - I'll catch a charge
for my kid, that's for sure.
- Oh, me too, I'll catch a charge.
You know? - So we're not
gonna deal with this.
We're not gonna, nope.
We're just gonna go home to Metairie
and to do this the right way through the court system
like adults and he can act like a baby all he wants.
I don't care. - Yeah.
Because yesterday I felt like I was in the middle
and I'm like, I had you texting me,
I had him going on a rant,
and I'm like, like let's just all calm down.
Okay, we could all be civil and be adults about this.
The fact is we need to have this test done.
It's his lawyer and Ryan saying that the test
that we already took was not good enough.
They want a test post-birth.
- It's an unfortunate situation
but you know, we'll just have to get through it
and we will.
[intense music]
Gypsy told me everything,
the threats he's making.
So we're just gonna handle this as quickly as we can.
You can call me an [bleep] if you want,
but I'm not gonna sit here and babysit the delusions
of a man almost 10 years older than me.
We're gonna shut it down and we're gonna move forward.
[gentle music]
[engine buzzing]
- [Ryan] We are headed to my attorney's office.
- Just the next step.
It's just, where do we go from here?
Randy's a straight shooter.
Randy will tell you straight up
and like I've left his office being like,
okay, maybe that's how it actually is, you know?
Because like I said last night,
maybe I'm delusional, you know?
[intense music]
- All right, let's get this party started,
even though it just ended.
- It's hard on me too
'cause it's like every time I feel like
I get to a place that like,
I feel like we could be at a good place
and maybe even like friendly towards each other,
like drama comes into the mix.
- It's unfortunate.
Sometimes it's just happens in life.
It's not the first time it's happened to somebody, you know?
- [Gypsy] I'm sorry I didn't listen to you.
- [Ken] Don't be sorry.
I know you had good intentions.
It's a shame it couldn't be that way though.
- [Gypsy] My good intentions always seem to backfire on me.
- [Ken] Mm-hmm.
- Gypsy] Like I try to approach situations with a kind heart
and a level of understanding that,
you know, maybe someone in a biased situation,
like you for example,
wouldn't understand and I don't know.
I just get proven wrong all the time.
- You do your best, that's what matters.
And then we're all human, we mess up sometimes,
and do things we shouldn't.
But you've got a good heart and it shows.
- [Gypsy] Thank you.
[gentle somber music]
[car door bangs]
[gentle somber music]
[gentle music]
- Where am I going?
Hey, how you doing?
Oh, it's toasty in here.
- Yeah. - I'm good.
- Mr. Ryan? - Yeah.
- [Receptionist] Okay, he'll be right with you.
- [Ryan] Okay, thank you. - [Receptionist] You're welcome.
- Jeff. How you doing, buddy?
- [Jeff] You all right? - Yeah.
- [Jeff] Come on. - [Randy] Hey. Ryan.
- Randy, what's going on buddy?
I'm good. - Good to see you.
- It's good to see you, bud.
[intense music]
- So as you know, our state has that law
where the child is born within a certain timeframe
after your divorce, you're still presumed to be the father.
So the predicament now
is that you have a birth certificate
where the child has your last name
and you're listed as the biological father
and you may not be.
Gypsy did the in utero test,
which in my 20-year career, I've never had one in a case.
Normally the parties wait till the baby is born
and they do a post-birth DNA test.
There's not much precedent for an in utero test.
And knowing that Ryan was unfortunately or fortunately
gonna be as a father on the birth certificate,
I think she was trying to thwart that process.
But a law is the law and you couldn't do that.
The options you have are twofold.
Either we can have a formal hearing in Lafourche Parish,
spend money on attorneys, drive to court, have a hearing,
they're gonna order you to do a DNA test anyway
and then come back for a second hearing
to confirm the results.
Or we can do what we've been discussing,
which is the third party acknowledgement.
All you gotta do is go take your test at Ile's Medical.
I would suggest doing it this week.
- Okay.
- Once we know those results then you,
Ken and Gypsy will sign this affidavit,
it'll go to the vital records in New Orleans,
and ultimately, if Ken's the father,
then they'll do an amended birth certificate
and it'll correct the name - The name.
- And the father, et cetera and that's what's left
on the paternity side of your case.
- All right, that sounds fine.
Do what we gotta do.
- And this whole time we've avoided going to court.
So hopefully we can keep that
amicable resolution attitude - Going.
- Going forward, that's the plan.
- Yeah, I understand.
- She been in contact with you?
- Yes.
[intense music]
- You've been in contact with her?
- Yes.
- Why?
- We were trying to set up something for the paternity to,
you know, she wanted me to meet her baby.
- Is that the only reason?
- I mean, yes and no.
Like we both kind of miss each other's friendship.
But I mean like, it's like,
it's touch and go, it's weird.
It's weird how it works.
Like you know, I still care about her,
she still cares about me, but it's nothing.
We haven't talked about getting back together,
nothing like that. - It's not romantic?
- No, we flirted but nothing like-
- She still flirts?
- Well, I mean she can't help it.
I don't think she can help it.
- Okay, you think that's healthy for you?
- No, it's not and I know that.
Like I'm working on it.
- How many times have I told you?
- You've told me so many times.
You told me, it's not like I already knew
that you would what you would think if I told you that.
I know, I know. - [Randy] Okay.
- I know you're right.
- When I first met Ryan, he was still hopeful
that there would be a marriage.
He was desperately in love actually.
So I was not surprised by his desire to see her
and be friends still
and there's that mysterious love thing, connection,
vibe that people have that draw them to each other.
He had that toward her and he's having to overcome that,
but it was very powerful in the very beginning.
- I mean, they still have my last name for a couple months.
- [Jeff] Yeah. - [Ryan] Okay.
- [Randy] All right.
[gentle upbeat music]
- [Gypsy] I need to bounce some ideas off of you.
- [Ken] Okay.
- Okay, so I'm writing a list of stuff
that I'll be able to do off parole
that I can't do now.
- Right.
- So this is what I got so far.
- [Ken] Where I gotta- - Move in with you,
travel out of state for fun.
- Yep.
- [Gypsy] Drink at a bar.
- Sure.
- Be free of harassment from people reporting me
always for dumb [bleep] to my PO.
- Mm-hmm.
- Talk to other prisoners about prison reform.
- [Ken] Perfect.
- Go to Vegas. - Perfect.
- Go to Hawaii
and go to Iceland.
- [Ken] Okay.
- Anything? - I like all those.
- We were intimate for the first time
in a long time last night
and I think that that helped us reconnect.
But it's like I'm still wanting to do everything I can
to just make us
the best version of ourselves we can be.
- Breathe, we can all be a family finally
under one roof, permanently.
That's the big one I'm looking forward to.
- Okay, so I'm gonna star that one
as the most liked.
- [Ken] That's the biggest one.
- Just when I think that, you know,
no one will stay because times get stressful,
and I always had a problem with self-sabotaging.
I'd always be like, push you away,
push you away, push you away.
Then the other piece comes into it,
that's when your partner looks at you and is like,
you are loved, you're worthy,
you're worthy of this.
And for someone to actually stay
and fight through the pushing
is extremely important.
He doesn't have to stay, but he does.
[calm music]
[engine humming]
- Hi, how are you today? - Hello, good.
- All right, what you got going on?
- I'm here to get my first driver's license.
- Okay, congratulations. - Thank you.
I always saw people doing normal things
and like I thought so highly of them.
I'd see other people on the road driving.
I'm just like, wow, like that's so cool
and that's so like mature and grown up
and you know, I just, I always had like a fear
that I couldn't do it.
So it's not even so much proving my mom wrong,
it was just kind of proving my past wrong.
- [Tester] We're gonna read line six.
♪ Something new is shining through ♪
- [Tester] All right, it's gonna print out for you
in just a moment. - Okay, thank you.
♪ A first time
- [Tester] Here is you're completed drivers license.
- Thank you so much. - [Tester] Congratulations.
- [Gypsy] I do still have a lot of restrictions
that I'm up against, especially being on parole,
but there is a freedom and independence
in going where you want when you want.
- All right.
Personal driver's license.
Look at you, official.
Is that a new picture?
- Yeah. - Looks great.
I love it.
Congrats, babe. - Thank you.
- [Ken] You wanna hop in the driver's seat now?
- Sure.
- Nope. - I knew it.
[gentle lively music]
- [Ken] Gyp, do you want a coffee?
- [Gypsy] Yes.
I think I'm gonna get the red velvet.
- [Ken] Like the red velvet? - [Gypsy] Uh-huh.
- Can I get a carrot cake square
and whatever that Danish is.
- [Ken] Perfect.
- Oh, it's so cute.
- All right, cheers to a new driver on the road.
- Cheers [chuckling].
Are you scared?
- A little bit.
[Gypsy and Ken chuckle]
- It's okay, I'm gonna drive like a [indistinct].
So what time do you work until today?
- I know it's been a really busy couple of weeks
with work and life stuff,
but I love you and I'm happy that we got to spend
this morning together.
- I love you too.
- [Ken] And how you feeling? You okay?
- Much better. - Good.
You ready for tomorrow?
We'll have a little morning Valentine's daytime
and then I have to go to work, but Sunday.
- Sunday. - [Ken] I've got plans.
- [Gypsy] What did we used to do
for Valentine's Day while I was in prison?
- I can't remember.
Send a card, have a phone call.
That's about it.
- So I was thinking we can do maybe like
a board game or something
and then a movie,
and then after that I want a bubble bath
in the big tub,
not my little tub. - Okay.
I really didn't want anyone to know about that, but okay.
[Gypsy nervously chuckles]
- Well I mean, you haven't asked me.
- Asked you what?
- If I'm gonna be your Valentine.
- Oh. - You didn't ask me.
- [Ken] Well, wait till tomorrow.
[gentle music]
- [Gypsy] Hold my hand. - No.
- Hold my hand.
- Will we be my Valentine this year, Gypsy Rose?
- Yes. - Okay.
- Will you be my Valentine? - Absolutely, every day.
[gentle music]
- Thank you.
What about you, Aurora?
Are you gonna be our Valentine?
- I dunno why I said that, I'm already spoken for.
Aurora's my Valentine. - Oh really?
Well that's the only girl let you have as a valentine
other than me.
- Okay, fair enough.
[gentle music]
[gentle sad music]
- I am on my way to get swabbed
for the DNA test for Aurora
and little Aurora right now, her last name's Anderson
and I know they wanna change it
and this is the first step to that.
Gypsy's been pushing for this,
I know Ken's waiting for it.
I don't really give a damn what he's waiting for though,
but...
Who knows, maybe the baby will stay Anderson forever
if I'm the dad. [Ryan scoffs]
The way the baby was born, it's too close.
And like I have to be 100% sure
before I sign over rights.
I just have to be.
Like I would never forgive myself.
You know, I've been kinda looking forward to this day
and dreading it at the same time.
But like, I don't have any regrets really.
I don't.
She might, but I don't.
I followed my vows.
[gentle sad music]
And this might be the last chapter
and close the book forever.
And maybe that's what we want, I don't know.
[gentle sad music]
[calm music]
- Hi.
[gentle music]
From the time that I went into prison
to the time that I left,
I had been preparing myself for something bigger.
Thinking about motherhood,
thinking about what it meant to be a good partner.
It's always gonna be a forever journey for me
to learn who I am
and it's a journey of self-discovery
that will go on for the rest of my life.
Oh, what is this?
This is a crawfish?
- [Ken] Yeah.
- Aw, that's so sweet.
I've always like, in the backyard,
like chase butterflies
and things like that when I was little.
I've never seen one up close, like that close before.
- I have a butterfly for you to release.
- Oh, exciting. - Very cool.
- Yeah.
You are going to let this butterfly go
for its first flight.
So hold the bottom nice and tight,
lift the top nice and quick.
[gentle music] [Gyspy giggling]
So let me take the top from you, tap on the bottom.
And if that doesn't work, if you put that
in front of the butterfly's head and lift up,
it's either gonna climb on there or it's gonna fly away.
And if it climbs on there, we'll do yet another thing.
So, oh, there you go.
- [Ken] There you go.
- Freedom, coming out into the world
and getting to actually really be able to enjoy it,
something that Gypsy's never really been able to do.
And it's gonna get even better in a few months
when she's finally off parole.
We can actually travel and go see more stuff
and she's been the best mother
I could ever want for my child.
And I'm super proud that I get
to go on this journey with her
and that the three of us are experiencing life
in an all new way.
It's been glorious.
I mean, I love it.
I love every minute of it.
I am the happiest I've ever been.
- [Ryan] I'm here for a DNA test.
- All right, do you have your ID with you?
- Absolutely.
♪ Your sadness
♪ Is a good companion
♪ It never lets you down
- This is a surreal moment.
I never expected this to ever happen.
Like I'd ever have to do a paternity test.
And you know, when I got married,
I never thought I'd have to do this.
You know, I always wanted a baby with Gypsy
and it's one of these where like, this is a test to prove
that I'm not the father of Gypsy's baby, you know?
So it's hard,
but I've dealt with so much in this.
So this is just like a icing on the cake really.
- Open wide.
♪ No reason in this life time
- Fun stuff. - [Tester] Fun stuff.
♪ No complimentary price for second place ♪
- It's a lot in that cotton swab.
Like a lot of results and a lot of like what ifs
or questions answered.
You know, it's just amazing,
like those four little cotton swabs will answer a lot.
- All right. - That's it?
- [Tester] Yeah. - Wow.
- I mean, in life, do you ever get endings?
That's why I don't like goodbyes
'cause who knows what tomorrow will bring, you know?
- [Tester] Okay and that's it, my friend.
You good to go.
- Thank you ma'am. - No problem.
♪ You said you would not forget me ♪
♪ Not forget me
♪ I can't hold you up
- Only thing I can do is keep living.
I mean that's all we can do in this life, right?
And that's what I'm gonna do.
[sad music]
[tense music]
- Come on my little sweet pea, smile.
- I posted the results
from the second paternity test.
- Oh my God, who was the dad?
- [Gypsy] Who do you think?
- [gasps] What a shock. - Yeah.
I'm just happy that's over.
Ryan did a couple of lives on TikTok,
but he didn't mention anything about it.
- Mm.
- None whatsoever.
- He hasn't said anything about it.
- So Ryan being a petty little bitch
is no longer standing in our way, huh?
- My God, Kennan.
I don't know, Ryan's a mixed bag of emotions.
I do my best not to judge Ryan
because I have been there
and still am there with healing.
Time will heal,
but there's no measure of time
to where it's like, okay,
in five years you'll be okay.
- I mean, he said it himself before,
like, I never questioned the paternity,
but now all of a sudden he wants to just like
cause all this drama and chaos.
But it's all over now
and we're almost outta the woods.
That's just my opinion.
I mean I'm honestly.
- I understand.
- This whole second test was just for show basically.
I mean, we knew what it was gonna be
and it was exactly what we thought.
It's me, of course.
He knew all along that he wasn't the father.
He just purposely tried to drag her through the mud
'cause it's just, you know?
He's a petty little bitch.
- I am not gonna say a word.
- [Ken] You know, [bleep] that guy.
- I am Switzerland.
- I'm Germany.
[Ken and Gypsy chuckle]
- Do you get that reference though?
- Yeah, yeah, they stayed outta the war, right?
- Well in "Twilight," Bella says,
"I'm Switzerland" - Oh, then I have no idea.
- 'Cause she didn't wanna get in between Edward and Jacob.
- Well, I think what that was like it's a callback
to like World War II,
like Switzerland stayed out of, I don't remember.
- The best part about me and Ken is that
no matter how hard we try,
we just can't give up on each other.
Whenever you have someone that you can look at and be like,
you know, I see us 20 years in the future
and we are old
and our hair is gone or gray
and I love you and we're at a point
where we can hold each other's hands and say, you know,
if we died today, we had a good life.
[Aurora coos] - [Ken] What are you saying?
What are you saying?
[gentle music]
[intense music]
- I've never done this before.
So I'm not really sure what to expect.
I think I know exactly what would make Gypsy happy.
I feel like Gypsy and I,
I think that we're in a really good place right now.
You know, we've overcome a lot of challenges.
We've had some hardships for sure,
we've had some really bad days,
we've had some really good days.
Sometimes we'll distance ourselves from each other
'cause things are happening,
but we always have a way of circling back
and reconnecting in the best way.
[intense music]
[car door bangs]
I have no idea what I'm walking into,
but I'm also excited, nervous and excited.
Hi there.
- [Melissa] How are you?
- Good, how's it going?
- [Melissa] Good.
- I've never been in a ring store before.
- Welcome to the ring store.
- I wanna unite us as a family,
I know that Gypsy's a partner that I wanna
go through life with
and I wanna raise our daughter together
as strong as possible.
The day I was planning to propose
is a few months away, so.
- Is it a special day?
- It is.
- [Melissa] What's the occasion?
- Her getting off parole.
- That's definitely a reason to celebrate.
Does she know that
you're looking? - Her first day of
true freedom really, you know?
- Fresh start, fresh start. - Yeah, exactly.
Fresh start and a new beginning.
It's about reassuring her that I'm committed to us.
There's nobody else I want to experience life with
other than her.
[gentle music]