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- ♪♪ MTV ♪♪

- ♪♪ Let's move ♪♪

- What's, like, the
latest update with Ryan?

- Bentley is actually
getting to know--

- His dad?

- --him, not someone who's
intoxicated on something.

- Yeah.

- How long you been sober now?

- Five months.

I go to meetings.

I got a sponsor.

I do everything
they tell me to do.

- Amazing.

- Oh, my gosh.

Don't bring it up right now.

- I'm not gonna be naive
to you guys, um,

having little crushes
in school.

Middle school is an
awkward stage, you know?

Your bodies are changing.

You guys are three
years away from the age

I was when I had you guys.

- IVF pregnancy rates
are around 65% to 70%.

We would leave the tubes alone.

We wouldn't have to do
any types of surgeries.

- I think--
- IVF.

- --IVF is the best option.
- OK.

- Yeah.

- So now our only stress
is my blood sugars.

- We got to get that on point.

- But she didn't say
I couldn't start IVF.

She said I would
have to get it down

before they impregnated me.

- I just don't want
my kids to look at me

and be like, you kept
me from my grandma.

Nova's the oldest, so I
don't want it to affect her.

- Checking in with her,
she's very wise.

She's smart.

- Tyler, you and I
have been talking

about your feelings
of giving up

your first child for adoption.

- I'm really, really sorry.

[crying]

- Sorry for what?

- We didn't get to parent her.

- My mom went
to a rehab center.

You have to make a
promise to me and the kids

that you are gonna stay there
for as long as you need.

At the end of the day, for me,
I still see her as the most

important person in my life.

- Oh, 'cause she is.

But just because she
is an important person

don't mean she's a good person
to me or, like, she did good.

You know?
- Yeah.

[upbeat music]

♪♪ ♪♪

- Girls.

I have some big and funny news.

If anyone is available,
hop on the Zoom,

because I'm logging
on right now.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- Hey, guys.

- Hi, guys.
- Hey.

- How are y'all?

- Thanks for jumping on.

Oh, guys, Leah just texted me.

She's trying to join.

She's just having some
technical difficulty.

- Mackenzie, How's Khes doing?

- Khes is good.

We just decided that we
are going to be doing IVF.

So Khesanio doesn't
have any kids,

and we didn't know
if he had good sperm.

So he had to go
give a sperm sample.

- We have the magazines right
there to make this process

as smooth as possible.

- Oh.

- How was it?

- One of the hardest things
I've ever done in my life.

- The sperm concentration,
yours came back at 41 million.

An average or normal sample
is above 15 million, 1-5.

So you're more
than above average.

[laughs]

- Wow.

- He's got good sperm.

- Swim, swim, swim.

[laughter]

- So, Maci,
how are things with you?

I see that Ryan has
a new girlfriend.

- What does Bentley
think about her?

- Her and Bentley get
along really well.

And even, like,
when Ryan's at work

and Bentley has a
game or something,

like, she will come to the
game, like, by herself.

- Wow.

- I like that.

- Don't say that.

- Damn.
- OK.

We got it.
- Damn.

- We got it.

Zach, come get him!

He's cussing!

[laughter]

- Get him!

- ♪♪ My people my crew ♪♪

♪♪ My D1s and my boos ♪♪

♪♪ We ride or die
through day and night ♪♪

- And go!

- Go!

[laughter]

- [giggles]

- I drew a picture.

- Oh, wow.

Let me see.

Is that us on a swing?
- Yeah.

- In a tree?
- Yeah.

- I totally see it.

- [giggles]

- That is so cool.

"I love you so much,
and I'm so happy that I

"have you as my father.

When the daddy
and the daughter"--

- "When the daddy and
daughter dance happens"--

- I know.

It's tomorrow!

Are you so pumped?

That's so sweet.

All right.

- And then you guys are gonna
go out to dinner, right?

- Yeah, right before.

- You have to show her how
a real man treats a lady.

- Daddy-daughter dance.
- Daddy-daughter dance.

Are you pumped?
- Yes.

- I'm excited.

I can't wait.

We get dressed up, feel
good, go out to, like,

a really nice restaurant.

- It's just very special.

And sometimes it's only
a one life experience,

so you got to love it.
- Yeah.

- ♪♪ Hey now listen love ♪♪

♪♪ Run down, hear me out ♪♪

- Oh, my god.

My first daddy-daughter dance.

- I think next
year you'll have--

- Veda too?

- --Veda and Nova.

- Yeah,
that'll be fun, actually.

- I think things like
this, it's also important

because it shows
daughters how they're

supposed to be treated by
guys, even if it is her dad.

- And it's just, like,
nice that like, you know,

these things--

first off, they're not
gonna last forever.

- No.
- You know?

They're gonna grow up and
they're not gonna ever gonna

want to do anything like that.
So--

- Yeah.
Have fun with your kids.

- Yeah.

Nova's the first daughter
that I'm actually raising.

And so it's super important
for me

to make her feel special.

I just wonder, like,
does Brandon and Carly,

do they go-- do they
go on those dances?

- Right?
- Like, you know what I mean?

Like, I wonder.

- I feel like they're
a popular thing to do,

so I would think so.

I don't know.

- I mean, like I said, I didn't
get to do it with Carly and I--

it's my first
daddy-daughter dance--

- Well, you get to do it
with these three ones.

- --and I get to
do it with them.

And, I don't know.

It just makes you
appreciate stuff a lot more.

- I think that's, like,
good core memories,

some good quality time.

- Yeah.

You got to, like, really
just not take it for granted

and really treasure it.

You know what I mean?

- ♪♪ Ocean tide that
I'm pulling into ♪♪

♪♪ You can try to hide
but it's coming for you ♪♪

♪♪ Only think you know ♪♪

- What you doing?

- Studying.

- Are you?

So how are your classes going?

- Good.

- How about your friends?

How is your friend circle?

- Good.

- Do your friends
have boyfriends?

- Yeah, well, some of 'em.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- And what about you?

- Yeah, I got me a
little boyfriend myself.

- OK.

A little boyfriend.

It's typical teenage stuff.

But, you know, the--

of course you know the rules.

Open communication-- I want
to be able to listen to you

and not be talking at you.

I would-- I would like
to see your path in life

look a lot different
than mine was.

If you have any questions with
your dating and social life,

definitely let me know.
- Mm-hmm.

- ♪♪ Here in the moment ♪♪

♪♪ Chasing the stars
into the night ♪♪

♪♪ I wanna see
what I can find ♪♪

[line trilling]

- Hello?
- Hello.

- Hey.
- Hey.

What's up?

- One of the reasons
I was calling

is because, did you know
that Aaliyah is dating a boy?

I don't know how
to feel about it.

Is this a normal age?

- Yeah.

I mean, I think, you know,
if they want to go on a date,

then, yeah, we should--

I think we should be
open to that, you know?

- Oh, no.

[laughs] I don't
know what to think.

I can't believe we're here.

Um--

- Yeah, I mean,
probably time to start

talking about birth control
and, you know,

stuff like that.
- Well, and I think the way

to go into that--
it has nothing

to do with the boyfriend.

At the age of 13,
they're actually supposed

to go and see a gynecologist.

But I was like, I thought
that was a little too soon.

So I was like, all right,
you know, maybe now

that they're 14.

OK, maybe a gynecologist
will open those conversations

and talk to them about all
of this stuff, as well.

- All we can do is--

is provide a very open
door of communication.

- I think, overall, we're doing
the best we can as long as we

stay on the same page.
- All right.

- All right, bye.

- All right, bye.

- ♪♪ Light flash, photograph ♪♪

♪♪ Looking like I found a way ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪

♪♪ Done that, there and back ♪♪

♪♪ Looking like I found a way ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪

- What are you working on?

- Just cleaning up the website.

I put some stuff on sale.

[cell phone ringing]

- Hello?
- Hey.

Hey, how are you?
- Good.

How are you?
- I'm good.

So I was talking to
Amanda this week,

and we're gonna go
have lunch tomorrow

and wondered if
you wanted to join.

- Yeah, definitely.

That sounds cool.
- OK, awesome.

- Yeah.

Just let me know where.
I'll be there.

- OK.
- All right.

Thank you.
- See you then.

- Bye.

- Bye-bye.

- That'd be interesting.

- It will be.

I haven't really got
to, like, spend like,

a significant amount
of time with her

without, like,
a bunch of people

around or, like,
at a sporting event

where so much is going on.

You know?
- Mm-hmm.

- It'd be cool.

- Did you know Amanda before
her and Ryan got together?

- No, but kind of, yes.

She was in my class.

She was in the
"16 and Pregnant" episode.

♪♪ ♪♪

- Oh, my god.

What is that?

[gasps]

- Bentley.

- That's funny.

- Isn't that crazy?

- Well, Ryan's come a
long way in the last year.

He seems like he's doing good.

Fingers crossed.

And, you know,
the little bit I've

been around him and Amanda,
they seem to be doing good.

So--

- Yeah.

How do you feel about, like,
our kids being around people

that haven't had
the easiest road

or made the best decisions?

[upbeat guitar music]

♪♪ ♪♪

- I mean, it's fine.

I'm always gonna to
put my kids first.

But, like, I'd rather get
to know somebody first.

- Definitely.

But I also feel like it's
important as parents to, like,

let people show up--

- Yeah.

- --and show who they are--

- Mm-hmm.

- --before just saying,
like, oh, you've made

this mistake or this mistake.

I don't want anything
to do with you.

Like, I don't want my
kids to be like that

or treat people that way.

- Yeah.

[rock music]

♪♪ ♪♪

- What are you doing?

How has your day been?

- Good.

- So I'm having lunch with
Maci and your mom tomorrow.

- Are you nervous?

- I'm always nervous.

I want a friendship with Maci
just because, for one, having

the father of your
kids new girlfriend,

you want to know who they are.

And you want your kid to be
comfortable around 'em,

trust 'em.

I just want them to have
that security with me, so--

- I think it'll be OK.

- It is important
that they like me

because I just want them
to be comfortable around me.

I want 'em to know the
things they've heard or read

is not me.

It's just very important to me.

Family is very important
to me and that their kids

are OK around me.

I just want--
everything to be OK.

[rock music]

♪♪ ♪♪

- Hey, guys.

So my mom has been
at the treatment

center for about three
weeks now for substance use.

And it's really hard,
'cause I'm only able to talk

to her once a week.

But every time that
I do talk to her,

she just sounds more
and more better.

All the feedback
has been really positive.

So I'm glad that she's taking
this treatment center seriously

and she's getting the
help that she needs.

[cell phone rings]

I think she's calling.

Hi, Mom.

- How are you, baby?
You OK?

- Yeah, I'm good.
How are you?

- I'm doing good.
I have to tell you something.

You're not gonna believe it.

Today, I ended the detox.

- Wow.
Are you--

- Are you excited?

- I was shocked,
'cause I thought I had,

like, two more weeks to go.

- Yeah?

- But when they said that
I don't have it no more,

I was like, wait.
What does that mean?

She goes,
you're already detoxed.

- Do you feel better?

- I'm just exhausted because
I haven't slept all week.

It's OK.

I'll fall asleep eventually.

- Well, are you
proud of yourself?

- Yeah, I really am.

- You sound great.

You sound happy.

You sound alive.

- Yeah, I'm optimistic,
that's for sure, Briana.

The fact that I stopped
drinking methadone

is blowing me
the [bleep] away.

It actually made me sad
to think that I stood

in that [bleep]
for pain, and they

never advised me to get off.

- Yeah.

But look at you.

- I know.
I love you.

I got to go.
OK?

- OK.
- I love you.

- I love you.
- I love you.

I love you, baby.
Bye.

- Bye.
- Bye.

[gentle music]

♪♪ ♪♪

[line trilling]

- Hello?

- Hey, I spoke to Mom.

- How was that?

- It was-- it was great.

She sounds absolutely amazing.

- How do you feel about
talking to her, then?

- It was fine.

It was a good conversation.

I don't think there's ever
been a bad conversation

since she's been out there.

I'm also gonna reach
out to her therapist,

'cause I think that's
much, much, much needed.

We cannot--

- Yeah.

- She cannot come
back home without

us doing a session together.

- Yeah, I agree with
that one, 1,000%.

- All right, love you.

- OK, bye.
- All right.

Love you. Bye.

- OK.

[The Fancee's "feelin' Fancy"]

- ♪♪ Feeling fancy ♪♪

- 5, 7, and 1, 3.

Straight, Jaxie.

1, 3-- back handspring.

Thank you.

Guess what, girls.

A huge opportunity
fell into my lap,

and I bought a cheer gym
with one of my friends.

And I'm having
a big grand opening

in a couple of months.

7, hands, 1--

It's gonna be a lot of
work, but so worth it.

And I'm so excited.

Much better.

There's a lot going
on, and today I

do have another appointment
with the fertility clinic

to get more
information about IVF.

OK, we're here.

[light music]

♪♪ ♪♪

- Hello.

- Hi, I'm Brandy.

I'm one of the IVF coordinators
here at our Tampa office.

So I printed a sample
calendar so we can go over,

and then it'll give you an
idea of what a cycle looks

like with us.

- OK.

- During your first
week of birth control,

we usually have
you do something

called a trial transfer.

- So I had to take birth
control to get pregnant.

- We have you take
birth control so that we

can get a hold of your cycle.

So that's the goal.

- I am a Type I
diabetic, so anything

that messes with my hormones,
especially birth control--

- Yeah.

- --will, like, literally
cancel my insulin.

And then my sugars will be
high, which is very dangerous.

- Yeah.

- But also, I tried birth
control once in my entire life

and it made my sugar go
through the roof and mess with

my physical and mental health.

Yeah.

- The only thing is if you
don't do the birth control,

if for some reason you ovulate
or your blood level's off,

we might have to
postpone your cycle.

So that's why we like to
really do the birth control,

so that we can get your
hormones down to a baseline.

We control it.

And then we build on top
of it with the hormones.

- What else is involved?

- So if that
appointment goes well,

we would have you start
your injections the next--

usually the next day.

- OK.

So there's a lot of
medications involved, which

all mess with your hormones.

[somber music]

- Well, we are-- you're
trying to have a baby.

[laughs]

- Right.

I also went through awful,
awful, awful, awful,

awful depression--

- Mm-hmm.

- --after having my third.

- Yeah.

- That's due to off hormones.

Like, when I say awful,
I mean, it was crippling.

- Mm-hmm.

- Also, you didn't have any
help, too, with anything.

So that could be it.

- I don't want to be depressed.

- Don't worry, baby.
Don't worry.

I'll be strong for you.

- I-- yes, I finally
have a good partner.

But I'm just saying, like,
I was, like, suicidal.

Yeah.

So, like,
this medicine scares me.

- ♪♪ 2, 3, ready ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪

- Is that OK?

- Yes.

- It's a nice day, isn't it?

- Yeah.

- You guys are 14.

And since you're
14 now, I think

it's important that
we get you established

with a gynecologist.

I think it's about that time.

Based off of what
I've been reading,

they say that you should
be around the age of 13.

But didn't think at 13
you guys were exactly ready.

But now I hear conversations
of social life,

friends having boyfriends,
you guys have a boyfriend--

- Not me.

- --all that kind of stuff.

[chuckles] But I know
that it's around that age.

Either way, it's important
to get established

with a gynecologist, not
just because of a social life

and dating life,
but also because it's

extremely important that you
keep up with your health.

- What's the gynecologist
appointment gonna be like?

- I think you'll learn
about women's health.

I think you'll learn about
the options you have,

if you have heavy flows,
if you have light flows.

I think they'll
do breast exams.

Us women go through a lot
at the end of the day.

Do you guys feel like it's
embarrassing sometimes?

It's OK, 'cause I-- if it is--
'cause I feel like

you guys are at
that age where it is like,

oh, my god.

- I don't get embarrassed.

Well, I only get embarrassed if
you'd say it around my friends.

- Yeah.

- 'Cause I'm like,
come on, like, this is enough.

- Mm-hmm.

So I feel like I
lacked that education,

so sometimes I'm over
the top with trying

to express it to you guys
and teach you guys about it.

And I can understand.

But by the time I
did get information,

I was already pregnant
with you guys.

Let me just be on top of it
because you're gonna date.

You're gonna have fun.

You're gonna have
a social life.

- I think I'm ready to go
and learn more from them.

- What about you?

- Yeah, I feel ready.

- OK.

- And you guys know you
can always talk to me.

Your health and wellness
is always my priority.

I love you guys.

- Love you, too.

- I'm proud of you.

- ♪♪ Today what it brings
is what it brings ♪♪

♪♪ And it feels like the
summer vibes go on endlessly ♪♪

- Are you so excited
to go with your dad?

- Yeah.

- Let's go change.

- When you think
about being a parent

and then you think about
being a birth parent--

and I've done both--
adoption is crazy.

It feels different.

You do a lot of-- a lot of
thinking, and wondering,

and questioning.

- You are so pretty.

- I mean, there's
always the what-ifs.

Like, sometimes you think about
it and it makes you happy.

And then sometimes you think
about it and it makes you sad.

What would it have been like
to be able to take Carly

on a daddy-daughter dance?

I don't want to take
this time for granted.

I didn't get to do anything
with Carly special,

like, for her just being her.

And so I need to make sure
that I do it with Nova

and do it with Veda and
Rya as they get older,

because it goes by so fast.

[doorbell rings]
- Somebody's here.

- Oh, wait.

What?
What?

But it's raining.

- Answer the door.

- I know.

- Hello--

- [chuckles]

- --beautiful child.

I got you flowers.

- Thank you.

- Are you ready
to go on our date?

- Yeah.

- Stand right here.

Big smile.

OK, ready?

- I love it.

You look so pretty, Nova.

- So pretty.

[giggles] OK.

You ready?

- ♪♪ That it's ever gonna be
this good ♪♪

- Rock and roll.

♪♪ ♪♪

OK, Novalee.

Thank you.

Can you guys make
a Shirley Temple?

She wants to try one of those.

I'm fine with the water.

OK.

Shrimp and Brussels sprouts--
- OK, sound good.

- --just to start.

Thank you.

This is your first dance.

It's my first
daddy-daughter dance.

Never done it before.
- Cool.

- Thank you.

- A couple plates--
you're welcome.

- I think I brought
your mom here.

- Really?

- Yeah.

- Like, on a date?

- Yeah.

- Why were you and mom
kissing when you were 14?

- That's my--

- Why were we kissing at 14?

- --biggest question.

- Because we liked each other.

- And you couldn't hold
back, let me guess.

- I guess not, no.

We met when we were 13, so--

- Oh!

- Why, do you think that's
weird that me and Mom--

- [chuckles]
When we were 14.

- No.

I mean, like, if you guys loved
each other that much, I'm fine.

Because if you didn't--
if that didn't happen, then

this would be not happening.

- Yeah, that's very true.

Thank you.

- And I'm glad that
I'm your child.

- Yeah, me too.

I'm glad you're my kid, too.

It's been a while since I
was young like you were.

So, like, what does it
mean when you're, like--

what do boyfriends and
girlfriends do in your grade?

Like, what do they do?

- They just hang out a lot.

They hug each other.

They're very clingy
together sometimes.

- OK.

Do they kiss each other?
- No.

- Oh, OK.
I don't know.

I don't know.
All right.

- [laughs]
- I don't know.

I'm just asking.

- [laughs]

- Well, that's good.

- You would notice
if I was doing it.

- No, I would not.

That's why I'm asking you.

I'd hope that you
would tell-- you know,

that's why I'm asking.

- I'm telling the
truth right now.

I have never kissed a boy.
- No, no, no.

I trust you.
I trust that you'll tell me.

All right.
You ready, Freddy?

Off to the--
- Off to the dance.

- --the dance.

- ♪♪ Ain't nothing better
than this ♪♪

[killbunny's "Cruel"]

- ♪♪ I know love can be
so cruel ♪♪

♪♪ Do you think
that we deserve this ♪♪

- Hey, y'all,
I'm actually heading out

to have lunch with Jen
and Ryan's girlfriend, Amanda.

You know, Ryan and I
have worked really hard

over the last couple of years
to have just a more stable

co-parenting relationship.

And therapy and Al-Anon
has made me more confident

in creating new relationships.

So I'm going to lunch.

Hey.

- Hey.

- How are you?
- Good.

How are y'all?
- Good.

- Hey, how are y'all doing?
- Good.

How are you?
- Good. How are you?

- I'm good.

What can I start y'all
off to drink with?

- I want a water, please.
- Water.

- I'll have a pinot grigio.
- I'll take an Angry Orchard.

- Is that not crazy
that we've known

each other since high school?

- That is crazy.

I loved that school.

How did you end up
at the adult high school?

- I got kicked out of public
schools just from drugs,

and fighting, and getting
in trouble, getting

arrested at a young age.

I mean, I don't know why
it took so long to learn,

but I've went through,
like, the ringer.

Like, I'm not going
back out there.

- Mm-hmm.

Have you ever had
this long sober?

- So I had almost
two years sober.

And then that's when my
parents ended up passing away.

- OK.

- My mom was related to drugs.

She was always in
active addiction, so--

and then she started
using with me.

I don't want to make out
like she's a bad parent.

Like, she was young.

And then, shortly after, my
father just got bone cancer,

stage 4, and passed
away, which is also

not an excuse to go back out.

But, yeah, it was very hard.

- So-- and you will
be sober a year?

- I'm happy where
I'm at in life and--

- You should be really proud.
- Yeah.

You should be very proud.

- And even when I
was sober before,

I've never been just, like,
mentally, emotionally happy.

- I wouldn't want somebody
to judge me based off

anything I've done in my past.

And that's been
a lot of-- like,

she and I have talked about it.

That's been big for
me the last few years,

especially with
me and Ryan just,

like, trying to co-parent--
- Yeah.

- --and trying to get on a
better and a more healthy

co-parenting relationship.

And it's like, I can't--

I can't hold any of the
bull[bleep] against anybody.

- I know, like, we've known
each other since high school.

But even, like, reuniting with
you, I was, like, so nervous.

Like, I didn't know how
your energy was gonna be.

But I was like, she makes me
feel, like, so comfortable.

- It's-- for me, I don't
know, it was your energy.

But also, like, I just
feel like you can't really

move forward or start
anywhere if you're just

constantly thinking about--
- You're very open-minded.

Yeah.

- --or listening
to other people.

- Yeah, I respect that.

- I just have to say that you
and Ryan getting together,

I didn't understand.

I didn't want it at all.

- Yeah, I know.
- You know.

[laughter]
- Yeah.

- Amanda knows.
- I was so scared to meet you.

- I'm, like, in my
head, like, I felt

the exact same way in my head.

I'm like, ugh.

- It was just like, Ryan,
you've been through all this

so far.

You're doing good,
and then you're

going to get into
a relationship

with somebody
that's in recovery.

- I understand.

Like, if it was my son--

- Yeah.

- --you know,
I'd be like, hold on.

- Are we sure about this?

- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
[laughter]

- Can't we wait a little bit?
- So I get it.

Like, I try to be open-minded.

Like, I get it.

And we had a serious talk
about it, and he has told me

and I have told him, like,
if you relapse, like,

you need to leave
me and vice versa.

- Mm-hmm.

- And he's like, if I
relapse, like, I'm leaving you

and there'll be no
strings attached.

And, you know,
we agreed upon that.

But I also feel like if
you, like, love someone--

and, like, so all I
want to do is see him do

good, like, see him be a dad.
- Mm-hmm.

- Because, like,
I've been through this--

- Right.

- --literally since
I was 12 years old.

Like, it's consistency.

The more you do
it, the more you--

- The easier it
gets type of thing.

- It is.

Like, you will never
be happy, like, using.

And active addiction,
like, it's never--

- It always kind
of ends up at the--

- It always ends.

- The end of the road is the
same every time type of thing.

- Yes, every single time.
- Yeah.

[gentle guitar music]

♪♪ ♪♪

[tense music]

- OK, guys.

I just received a message
from my mom's therapist

at the treatment center,
and she says that she's

gonna give me a call.

She's basically telling me
that my mom

isn't doing too well.

And I'm a little
confused, because I

personally thought that
everything has been going well.

This is just stressing me out.

[cell phone rings]

Hello?

- Hey, it's me.

- Hey, how are you?

- Good.

So, yeah, I went
over there right now.

They told me she didn't do
any of their groups

or anything today.

- Why?
- Yeah.

I mean, this is ridiculous.

I mean, she's not
doing anything.

- So, like, what is she doing,
just sitting there and being

silent the whole time?

- So she's just
being in a bad mood

or she'll go outside with a
blanket wrapped around her.

And I just ignore her, 'cause
I'm not gonna deal with that.

I said, you know, Roxy,
this isn't doing any good.

I'm not doing this anymore.

While you're here, you've
got to work this program.

- Wow.

She's been lying
to us for so long.

♪♪ ♪♪

[rock music]

- ♪♪ The things that you say ♪♪

♪♪ And the way you react ♪♪

♪♪ You learn
your own patterns ♪♪

♪♪ And trace them
all back to the sword ♪♪

- Going through IVF
while running a new gym

is gonna be a lot.

- I'll do your classes.
I'll go in there and jump.

Hey!
Hey!

Mack is not here,
but I am here.

Mack is not here,
but I am here.

To the right,
to the right, to the right.

To the left--

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- You look stressed out.

- Yeah, I am, because there's
more medication involved

that puts my diabetes at risk.

There's so much
that goes into this.

But when I say
we're talking about

medicine that's going to
mess with my mental health--

- I mean, it's not
necessarily that you're

gonna end up back there.

There's a possibility.

At the end of the day,
like, I wouldn't just

have you go through this
whole thing on your own.

- What if I go so crazy
you will leave me?

What if I just do
and say crazy things?

I mean, Josh literally
couldn't handle it.

He just left.

Like, he was like,
this is too much.

I don't-- I can't be
with someone depressed.

- I ain't going
nowhere, Mackie Boo.

We just got to do our best
to get to where we want to.

- I know that, like,
you're so good at shutting

down any negativity and
just, like, keeping positive.

And I love you for that.

- Yeah, which is
different for you, though.

- Sometimes, though,
you need to let me just let

out some negative emotions.

- ♪♪ Write the same
story over again ♪♪

- I love Khesanio.

But anytime I try
to explain my fears,

his response is simply,
let's just be positive.

[laughs] So that's hard.

But Khesanio is my rock.

I think that's the only reason
I'm even willing to do this,

is because I know I do
have a solid partner.

I am going to see an
endocrinologist, a doctor

who specializes in diabetes,

to make sure IVF
is safe for me.

I am definitely scared, but
this is my best shot at having

a baby with Khesanio.

- ♪♪ Take my hand ♪♪

♪♪ Let's move together ♪♪

♪♪ We don't have to
walk alone ♪♪

- Come on, my pocket
full of sunshine.

- Why does it stink in here?

- Today, we're picking
up your sisters

and going to their
gynecologist appointment.

It's a doctor's appointment.

You'll learn more about it
the older you get there,

soon-to-be middle-schooler.

- I already know about it.

[light music]

♪♪ ♪♪

- Hello.

- Hi, baby.

Hi, Aleeah.

- Where are you going?

- We got to get to the
gynecologist appointment.

Are you guys ready for it?
- Yeah.

- OK.

Do you guys want me to
go in there with you?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- I'll do my best to bounce
back and forth to each room

since it's your
first appointment.

But the older you get,
the more independent

you'll become when going
to your doctor's appointments.

- How's it gonna be?

- It won't be invasive at all.

Basically, you're just gonna
get established with them.

- All right.

- You guys got this.

- ♪♪ We all get by
on a little love ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪

- Sit there.

- Addie made you
guys something.

- Oh.
- Careful.

- Is it hot?
- Thank you.

- Yeah.
It's hot chocolate.

- Grab it by the handle.
- Hot.

- So I wanted to check
in on you guys, too.

So was it scary?

- No.
- No?

- Not really.

I mean, going in was kind of--

- Just nerve-racking?

- Yeah.

But once you talk
to them, they don't

make you feel like you're new.

They make you feel like
you've been there for years.

- Was there anything that you
learned at the doctor's office

that isn't taught in school?

- I knew all of it from you.

But the school didn't
teach me anything about it.

- No.

- I don't think that it's
fair that other parents don't

teach their kids this stuff.

- I mean,
there's a lot of girls,

especially at your
school-- and we've had

conversations about it--
that don't have this access.

- I think when
you're in sixth grade

you should know everything.
Like, there should be--

- Really?
- I agree.

- What do you guys
think that we could

do to help change
the access that women

do have in our area, or girls?

- We could change laws.

- Yeah.

They could learn about
it in school more.

- Yeah.

- So we can look up local
state delegates, legislators,

and reach out to them and
voice our concerns and what

we would like to see happen.

If I was you,
Aleeah, I would look up

Charleston, West Virginia,
lawmakers, female lawmakers.

- I mean, I found Kayla Young.

- Yes.

Love her.

If you're serious about
this, send her a message.

Hey, Kayla Young.

Be like, I have some
concerns about, you know,

women's health if you're
willing to help us.

You messaged her?

OK, my future little lawmaker.

Teens will be teens.

And if I would have had
sex education in school,

maybe I wouldn't
have been a teen mom.

There were dreams I had
that didn't happen because I

had an unplanned pregnancy.

And I can teach them
all day, every day.

But that's why I still
think it's important to have

comprehensive sexual
education and a gynecologist

for them to go to.

[gentle music]

- ♪♪ Are you keeping
your door open? ♪♪

- So after the phone call
with my mom's therapist,

they suggested that me
and Brittany and my mom

do a virtual therapy session
over the phone to figure

out what's been going on.

I was shocked, because
all the other phone

calls that I had with my
mom were good phone calls.

Like, she seemed happy.

She seemed alive.

She even sounded different.

So, to me, I took that
as that was all a front.

Hi.

- I bring goodies.

- I wanted to
show you the pool.

- Mm, let me see.

- Let's go outside
so I can show you.

Hey, look at how cute this is.

Is it a vibe?

This is gonna be so fun.

- Me and my Lupus are gonna
have a great time this summer.

- Are you ready for
the session today?

Do you have anything you
may want to say to her?

- Yeah.

I don't like her.

She's a liar and I don't trust
her, 'cause how she pretend she

was doing good
on the phone to you.

- Yeah,
and then she really wasn't.

- Like, I'm not having that.

- I think I just want to,
like, ask her,

like, what's really
going on with you?

Like, what's the tea?
'Cause we're lost here.

- The tea is gonna be lies,
girl.

Why are you even asking?

- Well, she can't lie because
somebody's gonna be there.

- I don't want--

I want my life to
be stress-free.

I'm gonna tell her,
you bring me no peace--

- Mm-hmm.
- --just chaos.

So stay the [bleep] away.

[phone rings]
- Oh, [bleep].

Hello?

- Hey, Bri.

- Hi.

- Are you ready to merge
with me and Brittany?

- Yeah, she's actually
here with me right now.

♪♪ ♪♪

- I don't give a [bleep]
what you say, Roxanne.

Because at the end
of the day, you

have never been a good parent.

You're just selfish, Mom.

[bleep].

I'm [bleep] out of here.

- I told her how I felt.

[bleep] out of here, bitch.
You're not [bleep] my life.

They were like,
oh, we're working

on her breathing exercises
to get into her trauma.

And I said,
can I say something?

I don't give a [bleep] about
her breathing exercises

or her mother[bleep] trauma.

Don't want you in my
life if you're going

to keep up the bull[bleep].

So, yeah, that's how I feel.

Case closed.

[somber music]

♪♪ ♪♪

- My sister just
went off on my mom.

And then my mom is saying
all these mean things

to my sister like [bleep]
you, shut the [bleep] up.

Like, it was just
a back and forth thing.

We have, like, this, like,
toxic triangle going on

and it has to stop.

- Did you tell
that to your mom?

[tense music]

- She understood
because I have kids.

And they play a big
role in my kids' life,

both my mom and my sister.

♪♪ ♪♪

It's too much to handle.

We had an hour to talk
to my mom and she hung up

30 minutes in.

And we didn't even really
get to talk about anything.

My mom's time there
is very limited.

And then why am I
the only one that

is, like, acting
like an [bleep] adult

in this situation?

It's unfortunate because
there's kids involved.

It's literally just me
and the two girls

and my mom and my sister.

At the end of the day,
we all have one goal.

And that's for everybody
to be able to get

along and come together
as a big, happy family.

And if we all have
the same goal in mind,

why are we all not working
together to make that happen?

♪♪ ♪♪

[Layup's "Feels Like Family"]

♪♪ ♪♪

- Trying to decide
what area will

be the next declutter area,
but I can't overthink it.

Because if I
overthink it, I'll get

overwhelmed and
not want to do it.

- How did lunch go with Amanda?

- It was good.

I don't know.

She's just really
easy to talk to.

Like, I just feel like they
are both very much aware

that you're supposed to
be in recovery for a year

before you get into
a relationship.

But, I mean, they're already
like, nine months into it.

At this point,
I mean, what are you

gonna do, break up
for a few months

till they're both out a year?
Like--

- Let me ask you this.

Does it make you
nervous now they've

been together for a while?

It's almost like, we don't
have to worry about just Ryan--

- Yeah.

- --but Amanda too.

- I mean, yeah.

- It seems like things are
going really well and headed

in the right direction,
that it would

kind of be devastating to
have a setback like that.

- I would be lying
if I said it didn't--

- Right.

- --worry me.

But, at the same time,
I think it's out of my control.

So I'm not gonna let the worry
or the anxiety control me.

- Yeah.

- You know?

[light music]

You know, it's been a very
long road for Ryan, obviously,

but you know, for everyone.

- You feel good about
where Bentley's at?

- Yeah, I do.

I mean, I'm having
conversations

with Bentley as like,
you can hope for the best,

and keep hoping,
and always have hope.

But it's--
it's a tough road, so--

From what I see with
Amanda and Ryan,

they both really care
about each other.

And with her past
and everything,

she is a very
positive light for not

only Ryan, but Bentley too.

But also,
if this doesn't work out,

how will that affect
Ryan's sobriety?

- ♪♪ Make 'em do
a double take ♪♪

♪♪ Show 'em
what your mama made ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪

♪♪ Let 'em know your name ♪♪

- [laughs]

- I can't wait
to get these heels off.

- Pain is beauty, kid.

- Did you have fun?
- It was great.

I had a blast.
- Did you?

- Not a lot of the dad's
movin' and groovin', though.

I'll tell you that.

- I'm getting old.
I'm getting old.

That's how I know
I'm getting old.

Raging with kids,
I'm getting tired.

- Baltierras tearing
up the dance floor.

- Oh, yeah.

Our area, everyone-- I mean,
they were like, get away.

That was me whipping--
spinning and whipping around.

[laughter]

- Yeah, a couple of
girls looked at us like--

[laughter]

I'm stuffed and I'm tired.

- I told her, I was like--

- And your feet were
killing you, weren't they?

- Oh, yeah.
She kept-- yeah.

- Welcome to heels.

- I think you're an awesome,
kid.

- I think you're an awesome--
- You're so smart.

You're wise.

You think deep about things.

- Well, I think you're
an amazing father.

I love you very much.

And you always
answer my questions

when I get very curious.

I'm very grateful for you
taking me to the dance.

- Oh, I loved it.

- ♪♪ I'm taking it
as it comes ♪♪

♪♪ I'm splashing down ♪♪

♪♪ It's all so wrong ♪♪

♪♪ It's me I'll measure ♪♪

♪♪ But the glory comes
after the fight ♪♪

♪♪ 'Cause we face it together ♪♪

♪♪ And what you
feel is home now ♪♪

♪♪ You got to take
it as it comes ♪♪

♪♪ I'm taking it as it comes ♪♪

♪♪ ♪♪

♪♪ I'm taking it as it comes ♪♪

♪♪ I'm taking it
as it comes ♪♪

- Are you gonna show your
sister what they do

with a tampon?

- You might not be able to do
what you want to do.

- I just feel like it's like
a mother-son conversation.

- You think that's affecting
your guys', like, relationship?

- 100%.

- All my time, money has been
poured into this gym.

- I went to look at rings
the other day,

but I want to ask you first
if I can marry her.

[gentle music]