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- MAN: Previously on "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta."

- Why do you think it's two bunnies?

- You got twins. - Oh my god!

- [screaming]

- How your foot doing, Daddy? It was limping.

- It's almost good, man, still healing.

So, you know, he got extra surgeries to do.

- I don't know who was going through it.

- Bump to all that.

I can't believe my little lady's gonna be 14 years old.

- So about this party--I want all of the family to be there.

At my party, I want my momma to be there.

I want my dad to be there.

- We'll be one big, happy family.

- Y'all know I've been rockin' with Kendra now for some time.

I'm at that point where I think

I'm gonna ask Kendra to marry me.

- I'm gonna let you go first. - [laughs]

- Are you ready for that commitment?

- Exactly.

- Joc got some [bleep] going on at that shop.

All the girls in the salon,

he be in there trying to [bleep] on them.

- I hear one day he's having so many females at the salon.

I hear this. I hear that.

- It's a rumor going around

that Joc is messing with Sharonda, apparently.

- What? Sharonda?

Like, I'm done. I'm offended.

My heart is hurting and I'm offended

by the way you treat me. I'm done right now, Jasiel.

- How is your mom?

I ain't talked to her for a minute.

- Girl, chillin'.

I'ma spend some time with her.

I want to do a little mothers' brunch thing.

I want to invite you. - We want to talk about Pooh.

Let me let you listen to her husband say it never happened.

- It didn't happen.

- Listen to this!

- HIRAM: I'm not going to tell the truth about me

[bleep] behind that [bleep].

- I have the best solution ever.

Let's go take a lie detector test.

- ♪

- ♪

♪ This is the life, this is the life ♪

♪ This is the life, this is the life ♪

♪ This is the life, this is the life ♪

♪ This is the life, this is the life ♪

♪ This is the life, this is the life ♪

♪ Ain't nothin' like hip hop music ♪

♪ Hip hop music, music

♪ Music

♪ This is the life, this is the life ♪

♪ This is the life

- [tinkling]

- ♪

- Kirk! - What up, boy?

- Oh, damn. Boy, you ain't playin'!

- I'm trying.

Even though Rasheeda and I are buttin' heads

on how I supposedly portrayed her to Jasmine,

the Frost Bistro has actually come a long way.

But that's the one thing me and Rasheeda will always agree on.

We can't let anything get in the way of getting that bag.

I'm dropping the wine cellar right there.

- Oh, hell--what?

Kirk, why y'all done this?

So this is what going on?

- I'm trying to get to the bag like you.

- Man, quit play--dog! - Listen--

- Y'all on Peter Street with this?

- Sit on that. I'll sit on this.

- Are you enjoying your experience at Frost Bistro?

Indubitably.

- You really crazy. [laughs]

- The Frosts, I really think

they're gonna hit a homerun with that, man.

I think it's gonna be on point.

Meanwhile, my business venture, Salon Echelon,

happens to be a bigger ordeal than it has ever been.

After hearing all the lies and rumors about me at the salon,

man, Kendra decided to pack all her things,

and now she's living in a hotel.

Yeah, I could see it. Like, this is it.

Scrapp. [laughs]

- Made it, Cuz? Dude. Hey, man.

- What the hell goin' on? - We're working.

We're trying to get this thing ready.

We gotta do something, man. - Okay, I'm free, J.

Okay, do your thing.

- ERICA: So it's 2019,

the year of you just putting stuff together.

You're doing a seminar. You did a cabin trip.

What else you got up your sleeve?

- A lot. Well, we got the lounge.

- Okay. - And so what I wanted to do

was have this mother-daughter situation.

So that's why I brought Kellie in,

to kind of help me coordinate.

With all the business ventures and drama lately,

I just want to focus on happier things.

So I decided to plan a mother-daughter event.

So I had to bring my mom in town.

And Kellie is Kirk and Kelsie's mom.

I know it's unconventional, but she's actually one of my really,

really good, tight friends.

So are you gonna bring Emani?

- No, can't make it, 'cause I'm due to have the twins Wednesday.

- Oh my god!

- I can't make it.

- RASHEEDA: --that's your excuse.

- Can you hold off having the twins?

- No! I'm long overdue. I can't anymore.

But anyway, let me tell you about Emani's birthday party.

- Oh, lord, what happened?

- So, get there.

I'm shocked, number one, because...Bambi's mom's there.

So Bambi's mom looks my mom up and down and says, "Here I go."

- A whole bunch of stuff popped off--Cece, Momma Dee--

- They still beefin'? - SCRAPP: --Erica mom.

A whole bunch of grown women doing little girl [bleep].

- ERICA: So you know me, I already don't want you here.

So I walk over to the table that she's sitting at.

Bambi and Scrappy sitting there.

I'm like, "Let me holler at you for a minute."

She was like, "What's going on?"

I'm like, "You just exchanged words with my mom

in the hallway?"

She's like, "No, I didn't say anything to your mom."

I said, "Well, look, we're here to celebrate Emani.

"I don't know what y'all differences are,

but y'all need to put them to the side."

In the midst of me telling her that,

here comes Scrappy on this side of me, "Hey, hey, yo, yo,

"you don't need to be saying that to her.

You talk to me!"

- You know, I had my input on it too, because,

you know what I'm saying, I get frustrated.

- You gotta stop that. - SCRAPP: My momma, I go to her.

I'm like, "I ain't doing this no more."

And she like, "Damn, what did I do?"

I'm like, "I'm telling you I ain't doing it no more."

And I walked off, you know what I'm saying?

- ERICA: He yelling and cursing, disrespecting.

Emani saw that. She ran out of the room

and ran in the bathroom and was crying.

- SCRAPP: It's Emani's birthday, you know what I'm saying?

And y'all can't get it together?

I don't really know what happened.

I was in the other room.

All I know is all of a sudden, Erica come in and say something

to Bam momma like, "You come holler at me 'cause you know me.

You don't know her."

- You probably need to go talk to Momma Dee, man, real talk.

After a while, somebody gotta see the picture.

I think at this point in time, man,

you're happily married. You got a whole new child.

You're celebrating the life of one of your children.

You don't want to be--it's just time for that to cease, man.

I'm gonna tell you crazy.

I thought I was gonna be proposing, um, to Kendra.

She done moved out. It's over with.

- How you get to over with? I'm confused.

- Aw, man, just--you know, a few people just gonna be

[unintelligible], man, you know what I'm saying?

Karlie put the whole thing about the overlapping situation.

I've never seen her.

It's like, she painted a different picture,

'cause they would've met, you know what I'm saying?

- And it's who when they met?

- Sina, my ex-wife, Alex, and Kendra.

- All three of them met together?

- Yeah. Sina done came out and told her

something crazy [unintelligible].

She runned out of the salon. I'm messin' with the stylist.

But apparently Sina got it from Karlie.

Karlie apparently got it from Sharonda.

- Is it real or some bull[bleep] she made up?

- It's all bull[bleep].

- She'll be back. - SCRAPP: Preach!

- It seem like every time I get to a position in life where,

like, I'm good, bro, like, I'm happy, it just, like,

it always be something that come out of left field.

I have to check Karlie about this [bleep].

And I know that Karlie, you know, she already feel like,

"I'm gonna say what's on my mind.

Even though it ain't the right time to say it, I'ma say it."

- I'm glad you are having this mother-daughter thing because

I need some mother-daughter bonding time.

Things are still touch-and-go with Mo.

Our communication needs a lot of work.

I still wear my ring out of commitment and respect.

But I moved back to my house until we figure things out.

So I'm really excited that Rasheeda's having this

mother-daughter event.

I see my daughter all the time, but this gives me a great reason

to fly her right back down here again.

But, um, can I get a request on the guest list?

Who is coming, who is not coming?

'Cause you know certain people--

- So you wanna know if Pooh's comin'?

- Yes, I wanna know if Pooh's coming.

- RASHEEDA: Okay, here's the thing.

I didn't say, like, you couldn't come because, Karlie,

it's a mother-daughter day. The last thing I would think

is somebody gonna come to it and try to act up with their kids.

Like, who the [bleep] does that?

- ♪

- Believe it or not, Pooh is a mother.

She's raised three daughters in this community whom are

very educated and are very lovely young ladies.

So, you know, her and Karlie,

they need to be able to coexist in the same room.

I mean, come on.

I'm excited about this mother-daughter thing.

That--you're not gonna be there, but we're gonna come see you

soon after and check on you and the girls.

And let's just get ready to enjoy ourselves

and have fun and--

- And you can [unintelligible] her.

- Yeah, you can [unintelligible] her and I'll be angry--

- RASHEEDA & KARLIE: [unintelligible]

- My daughter, like, you know, it's always happy place.

- RASHEEDA: Okay.

- ♪

- KARLIE: What the hell is going on?

- Well, apparently Joc has called a meeting of the minds.

- Why would I care about his meeting or his mind?

- I know, I know.

- JOC: Kendra done moved out of the house, alright?

She won't accept my phone calls.

She won't text me back.

And it's all because of this stupid-ass game of telephone

with miserable-ass women. So I decided to invite

these four players of this telephone game here today

because I'm trying to figure out what the [bleep] do y'all think

y'all gon' do right now? What are y'all doin'?

- What's up, Joc? - The man of the hour, Joc.

- The man of your hour, not mine.

- SINA: He's not the man of my hour.

- ♪

- It's a lot being said about me.

And I want to address it.

- What the hell are you talking about?

- JOC: I'm not a female, so I don't really know how

y'all get down when y'all exchange information.

As a man, I don't do that.

- I said some things.

The only thing I told Karlie was

that I came and met with Sharonda

when you asked me to come up here

to [unintelligible] for the day.

And I just said, you know, "He be flirtin' a lot."

And I also told you that I don't think Kendra know about it.

You didn't tell Kendra, did you?

- I don't even have Kendra's number!

- SHEKINAH: Okay, cool.

- Well, I appreciate you for being forthcoming, Shekinah.

- Well, I'll interject in there and what you told Karlie,

Karlie told me, and I told Kendra.

- But I didn't tell you in the way like, "Oh, yeah, Karlie!"

I just was saying what Sharonda said.

She said it.

- ♪

- I said it. - Sharonda, why would you

put it out here that I be messin' with my stylist

and [bleep] like that? What does that--

- I thought they were [bleep] around.

- JOC: What did I do?

- Be flirtin' with the stylist! - Who I'm flirtin' with?

- Joc be flirtin' with everybody.

- JOC: Hold on--

- Joc, listen, are you [bleep] the stylist or not?

- No, I'm not.

- Okay, good, 'cause [bleep] talking to Sina,

she say, "Joc, I hear Joc being doin' his thing" and da, da, da.

I say, "Yeah, I heard he be doin' [bleep] too

in the [bleep] salon!" - I did my question.

Did my question. [bleep], you got kids.

What the [bleep] are doing talking about to her

about any goddamn thing? - Joc, cut it out.

- I'ma tell you and my kids, keep my mother[bleep] name

out your mouth when it come to anything about my personal life

straight up, goddamn it, 'cause y'all trying to come between

what the [bleep] I got going on.

- Ain't nobody trying to come between you and what you got--

- Sina, you act like you got a problem

with what the [bleep] I'm about to do.

Sharonda, I'm sick and tired of your mother[bleep]--

- Joc, I'm not hearing none of that [bleep] from you.

- --this little train go.

Y'all can go.

- I don't give a [bleep]! - [clattering]

- JOC: I'm tired of this [bleep]!

- WOMAN: Coming up--

- I'm taking a break.

- You're taking a break from school?

Why would you ever do that?

- People have been coming up to me about things.

- Rasheeda is having this mother-daughter dinner.

- I think you should go.

- You think I should go? - I want to go, too.

- It's been bothering me 'cause my daughter had quit school

because she's been teased.

- ♪

- ♪

- I don't give a [bleep]!

- [clattering]

- JOC: I'm tired of this [bleep], y'all!

You get the [bleep] out of my [bleep] [bleep].

Sina, you can get the [bleep] out of my [bleep] store.

Sharonda, I'm done.

We shutting this mother[bleep] down.

- Who are you talking to like that?

- I ain't did nothin' but helped your mother[bleep] ass!

- Joc, you not--you not gonna do this.

- Why you trippin' [bleep]?

[bleep] you!

- Joc, Joc! Joc!

- [bleep] - Joc! Whoa!

- JOC: My bad.

- He done got real mad.

- SHARONDA: Don't disrespect me because you flirtin'

with stylists around here.

Come on now, don't you feel like you should be

responsible for something? Like, don't come at me,

'cause I'm not gonna take the blame for it.

I'm just trying to save my business at this point.

Wait a minute! Wait a minute!

- --the [bleep] out of my face. Three out of these four women

have made me lose my mind and my cool today.

Shekinah, she's the only one who got my back in the situation.

But this whole game of telephone

is definitely costing me my would-be wife.

- I can't believe this [bleep].

I need a mother[bleep] cigarette.

- ♪

- I'm so proud of you. You're doing good.

Your little place is gorgeous.

- TOKYO: After having my conversation with my girls

the other day, it got me to thinking more about Momma, too.

And since Rasheeda having this mother-daughter event coming up,

I invited my momma to Atlanta

so she can enjoy this event with me.

- Yeah, I like it.

- I feel like I've decorated it like how you'd be decorating.

- 'Cause I used to love Pepto-Bismol,

and that's the Pepto-Bismol paint.

[laughs]

- With the passing of my grandma,

it is very refereshing to see my mom in town.

It's so great to see her up and kicking.

And it make me wanna do the same thing.

- I need to see you more 'cause I don't see you enough.

- Yeah, but...

- Yeah, but no, and then I call you, and you don't answer.

- I don't even have a voicemail set up.

- You gotta do better than that, baby.

What you runnin' from?

You still taking Grandma death hard?

- Yeah. - Come on so we can talk, baby.

Come on, talk to Momma. What's going on?

Tell me what's happening.

- When Grandma died, I took that [bleep] hard 'cause, like,

that was, like, really my partner.

Like, you know, we used to talk about everything.

On top of that, I ain't really get a chance to grieve about it.

I was right back on the road. It just don't never stop.

And then it's like, how can I be selfish and call you

and tell you I'm in my feelings about--

- That's not being selfish. You're part of me.

- But it is being selfish, calling you and saying,

oh, I'm in my feelings 'cause I lost my grandma.

Like, you lost your momma, you know?

I just be falling back and I just be in my own skin

and my own space, like--

- But if you get it off your chest,

if you got a secret you know is boiling inside of you,

and you explode if you don't say it to somebody.

- I love that my friends, my mom,

and my family's all concerned about me.

But I'm not the one to be trying to bring everybody down.

Just because I bottle [bleep] inside,

that do not mean that I don't care about

the people that's around me.

On top of that, I feel like I dwell on a lot of stuff.

Like, sometimes I dwell on my biological father, like,

not being there and not being around because I just be feeling

like, damn, you know what I'm saying?

I wasn't good enough for you? Like, you know--

- You got that twisted, too.

- ♪

- Me and your daddy separated, but it wasn't 'cause

I didn't love him no more.

He had to go back to Africa and I wanted to stay here.

- TOKYO: Right. - So I ain't gonna worry.

When you came, he sat every day in this big-old white chair,

just rockin' you.

I know your feelings is hurt by that, baby.

But he did love you.

It's just he moved on,

and then something was going over in Africa.

He couldn't even get back to the US.

And after I divorced him, that was over with.

- TOKYO: I was never really just fully able

to put my father's absence behind me.

A lot of times in my life, I will go through these spells

where I will look him up, see if I can find anything about him.

So any time I feel abandonment in life or death, it hurt me.

- I want you to come back down there, you know, a little more.

- I'ma do better. I'ma call more.

I'ma come out there and see y'all.

Mom, serious!

- So you will tell me if it's something going on?

- I'ma tell you. I promise. Bring it in.

- Come on, baby. - I promise.

- [unintelligible] look cuter than me.

You messin' up my hair.

[laughs]

- You're fine.

- ♪

- [knocking]

- Come on in.

- Mom Dukes.

- What's up, baby?

Momma's big man?

- No matter if it was Cece, me, or anybody who done tried to

mess up my daughter birthday party, man,

like, I hold Momma Dukes way more responsible.

That was her real granddaughter birthday party, man!

So I need to go holler at her, man,

'cause she too old for all this nonsense.

- I'm glad you came over. You alright?

That foot still-- - Yeah, a little bit.

You know, it's still going, still healing.

It's almost good. - Mm-hmm.

- I like to give it some air sometime.

Sometime it don't hurt.

I just don't want it to hurt, mm-hmm.

- Me and Cece were cool.

So it really took me by surprise when Cece looked me

up and down at Princess Emani's birthday,

talking 'bout "Here I am. Here I am."

Girl, take that comeback [bleep] somewhere else.

Your mother-in-law, Cece, was headed down the hall

with the baby in the stroller,

talking about, "Here I am. Here I go."

And I'm like, "What?"

So, you know, we not trying to start nothin'.

We ain't trying to start nothin'.

But since she always trying to play Billy Badass,

and I don't like that because she went behind y'all

and wanna--"Your momma may be doin' something."

"I ain't doin' [bleep] bitch, no more than she goddamn doin'."

- But, but-- - [bleep] up, bitch.

- Momma, listen, let me tell you something.

- You keep protecting that battle axe.

- No, I'm not protecting nothin' but my family.

And that's what you keep failing to realize--

she's a part of my family, just how like you do with Bam,

you know what I'm saying? - Yeah, that's my baby.

- So what I'm saying is, if I'm a grandma, you a grandma,

it's supposed to be, hey, let me holler at you.

If you're feeling some kind of way,

you shouldn't even say it, now.

You should've just said, hey, how you doin'?

Can I holler at you real quick?

I'm doing this with my grandbaby, okay?

You cannot talk to me.

And that's how it should've been.

But it went like that on no side.

My daughter's mom tried to come and check Cece,

and I'm like, "Hell, no!"

Everything just went left then.

And at the end of the day, it still hurt my daughter.

She ran off, went in the bathroom crying.

And I really feel bad this is like that.

With all the stuff that's been going on with me, man, like,

from the car accident, you and Cece, Erica, and my daughter,

Bam having a baby...and then I had to move with a broke foot,

you know what I'm saying? A crushed foot.

And at the end of the day, ain't nobody trying to see about me.

Ain't nobody caring about what Scrapp got goin' on,

how Scrapp is mentally.

Man, since the accident, I ain't even finished healing yet,

you know what I'm saying?

And my homeboy Casino, he way worse off than me,

you know what I'm saying?

I think I need to be hollering at him and thinking

about that a little bit more than all this craziness.

That car crash changed my whole life, you know what I'm saying?

Me and that person that didn't have no control over that.

I gotta talk to somebody. I need help. I need help.

- Alright, alright, alright.

- I'm getting the hell up outta here for real,

'cause I need help and don't nobody care about me.

- I care about you.

- Everybody care about what they wanna care about.

- I care about everybody.

- A whole car wreck, almost died,

and everybody act like nothin' happened.

- How do you think I feel when I got

the darn phone call at 6:30 AM? - Yeah, then, then, not now.

I'm talkin' about now. - I do care now!

Your momma will always be down for you, boy.

- But it's more than just that. You feel me?

- WOMAN: Coming up--

- This is real.

I'm finna to be comin' back home

with two babies in these car seats.

- All those people that's coming up to you about that situation,

they all gonna feel stupid because she's lying.

I'm gonna fix her. I got a surprise for her.

- ♪

- ♪

- ♪ Funny how these people come around ♪

♪ As the world seems to go 'round and 'round ♪

- Why are you bringing all of this when we're probably only

gonna be there for probably, like, two days?

- Because I'd rather be safe than to be sorry.

So...I just wanna make sure they have everything.

Having one baby is lots of work, so having two is super scary.

I know that I'm gonna need lots and lots of help.

And my twins' dad is very supportive

and he's there for me and the twins hands down.

But I need to make sure that Emani's life remains steady.

It breaks my heart that she's caught up in all this drama

with the grandmas. But I'm still in awe

of how mature and grown my daughter is.

It's real. This is real.

Like, I'm finna to be comin' back home with two babies

in these car seats.

- ♪ It's funny how these people come around ♪

♪ As the world seems to go 'round and 'round ♪

- It don't even look real. It is real.

I'm gonna let ya just see how real it is.

Jeez! [laughs]

Emani has grown up to be such a beautiful, strong young lady.

And it's because of her that I'm just as confident

that her two sisters are gonna grow up to be

just as beautiful and strong as she is.

I'm ready.

Come on, widdle babies!

Come on!

It's just the waiting game.

I'm just ready to just open up.

- ♪

- I see you got some new sneakers.

- Mm-hmm, Chanel.

- Mm-hmm, you shortchanged me on Mother's Day.

Yeah, okay. See?

- It came late. - It came late?

With all this stuff that's been goin' on in my life--

the [bleep] show with Joc, the Miss Doo-Doo,

and my own relationship?

I'm so happy to see my daughter right now.

This?

- No. [laughs]

- What?

Bite you. - Oh!

- KARLIE: Even though people look at me like I'm just

a fun entertainer, I raised my daughter

with conservative and strict values.

I can't wait to show her off to

Rasheeda's mother-daughter event.

- Ma, I miss you.

- You're definitely sweet. - So where's Mo?

'Cause I ain't...see him in the house.

- He's not here right now.

But, um, I'm taking, like, a little break.

- Why? - Don't worry about that, Jas.

I just need a break. He needs some counseling.

But I will tell you this--

do not ever let a boy disrespect you, ever.

- What are you trying to say?

- KARLIE: I'm trying to say that you should never settle for less

and don't worry about me.

But now what's going on with school?

- You know, you taking breaks and stuff...

I'm taking my own break.

- What you mean? - I'm taking a break.

- KARLIE: You're taking a break from school?

Why would you ever do that?

- 'Cause it's just too much.

I'm working, and now I got school.

- You've been working in school. What's the difference now?

- But people have been coming up to me about things,

and I'm not with it, so...

- Coming to you about me? - Yeah.

- About the whole--what?

The whole thing, that, uh, Pooh been talkin' about?

- Mm-hmm.

- That's not cool, Jasmine.

First of all, people are always gonna say things about you,

and people are always gonna say things about me.

But you should never, ever, quit school or life in general

for anything that anybody says

'cause people are always gonna talk.

That's number one. Number two, I'ma fix her.

Her lies are not just affecting me.

Now it's affecting you.

All those people that's coming up to you about that situation,

they all gonna feel stupid because she's lying.

- That's so crazy, 'cause that was really your friend, like--

- That could've never been my friend.

She was a fraud. I know I'm a public figure

and I know people are gonna talk about me.

But the fact that my daughter quit school

off of this Miss Doo-Doo is just ridiculous.

Rasheeda's mother-daughter event

is one event I will never miss.

But I know Miss Poop is gonna be in full attendance

'cause she thirsty as hell.

But one thing she can't fight is the facts.

I got a surprise for her.

- MAN: Coming up--

- At the end of the day, the [unintelligible] gotta stop.

- Apparently she has a great life,

or at least she thinks he does, so prosper for her.

- She don't have a great life. That's why she envy of me.

- ♪

- ♪

- ♪

- It saddens me that I lost friends trying to rekindle

things with Karlie, but I guess everything will be alright.

She got everyone thinkin' I'm messy, spreading all these lies.

But outside of all this craziness,

I am the mother of three beautiful,

college-educated daughters, like my daughter Najee.

Yes. - Hi, Ma.

- Oh, I'm so glad you done came home to visit your mother.

My daughter Najee just turned 25 and she's already in school

to get her doctorate. I'm so proud of her.

She owns her own home.

She has her own hair salon.

I had to strip.

I had to work two jobs at the same time.

I did whatever I had to do so I could be at home

with my daughters to make sure all three of them

got the proper education that they needed.

I miss you! - I know.

Everything has been, like, so hectic

when it comes to school, work.

I'm just tired, but I'm making it work.

You don't have to worry about us that much anymore.

- I'm a mom.

You know I'm always gonna worry about y'all.

You know, and when you become a mother,

you'll see exactly what I've been sayin'.

- I'm almost done.

I have my last three years of dental school.

I feel like I'm ready to get married and maybe have a baby.

- You want to have a baby? - It may be time.

- The thing is, I done went through hell

when I was pregnant with you.

I was at home, you know, by myself, and I was like,

"Oh my god, what is going on with me?"

And it's hard.

But I knew when I had you, you were gonna be the beauty queen.

That's--that's the style right here.

That's the mini me.

Everybody be like, whoo, you and Najee just alike.

- It's a dynamic duo!

You can't get the one without the other.

- POOH: Even though I feel a little uneasy about Najee

settling down at a young age, at least I set a good example

for her so she can see her stepfather, Hiram,

be a good man and love her mom and treat us with respect.

- NAJEE: So what's been going on?

- Oh, these bitches, oh my god,

like, they been sending me through it, you know--

- Who? - POOH: Karlie.

I'm tired of this whole mess that me and her goin' through,

this threesome. It's so childish.

All she has to do is admit to it--

- NAJEE: It's a way of life.

- And it would've been over.

- And who says [bleep] ass is that bad?

It may not be that bad.

I wouldn't know, but it may not be that damn bad, you know?

If you do, just own it. - That's what I said!

Own it! It's not that deep.

It's not that deep.

But she just makes it go on and on and on about it.

At the end of the day, the [unintelligible] has gotta stop.

- Apparently she has a great life,

or at least she thinks she does. So prosper for her.

- She don't have a great life. That's why she envy of me.

And she done slept with all of these men

and still don't have it.

- I mean, Karlie, Mom, you guys were friends for, like, forever.

Her daughter was always over here.

- And that's the crazy thing.

She around, trying to turn all the girls against me,

talking about [unintelligible], and I'm this, and I'm that.

But the girls really don't know me like that,

so they believe in the stuff that she's saying.

They kind of like being mean girls.

They all wanna gang up on me and say all this crazy stuff.

- NAJEE: But Mom, this is the thing.

You are older than those women.

You are seasoned.

So wasting your time toiling with twits, as they say, like,

it's just not necessary. - POOH: Najee's right.

I don't need to be trying to keep up with these twits.

I always kept it 100 with my daughters

and they turnt out to be successful.

Karlie tries to lie about her age and tell her daughter

it's okay to be in college for seven years.

I can't keep up with Karlie lies.

I just wanna move on already.

Rasheeda is having this mother-daughter dinner.

- Ooh, yeah!

- No, just don't wanna go around none of them because every time

I try to go around them, they just act real childish.

And they taking my kindness for weakness,

so they taking me coming to apologize--

- NAJEE: They don't know the old Pooh.

- They don't know--

- Oh, they don't know the old Pooh.

I think you should go. - You think I should go?

- I want to go, too. Be on our best behavior.

- Just act like ladies for once. - NAJEE: Act like ladies.

- WOMAN: Coming up--

- Kendra...you my everything.

I swear to you, I ain't trying to do this without you.

- ♪

- ♪

- ♪ I don't wanna live a second without your love ♪

♪ A lifetime of memories just isn't enough ♪

♪ To capture the depths of my love for you ♪

- ERICA: Nothing has gone according to plan this year.

Finding out that I'm pregnant with twins.

Then on top of that, having the complications dealing with

the twins along the way, and the 13-hour labor.

The journey isn't over yet. It's just beginning.

- ♪

♪ You have me for forever

- It's the weirdest feeling coming home without my girls.

My first baby came in at 3 pounds, 6 ounces,

and my second girl came in at 4 pounds, 1 ounce.

No matter what, I'm just praying that my girls come home

sooner than soon, and that we're all together

as one collective family.

- ♪ You know my heart is not far ♪

- ERICA: I'm keeping positive thoughts.

I'm trusting God and the doctors

to bring my daughters to good health.

And I'm thankful I have my rock, Emani,

and my mom to help me through all of this.

- ♪

♪ I can't imagine living without you ♪

♪ I can't imagine life lived without you ♪

♪

♪ Without you

♪

- I can't wait for my daughters to come home.

But until then, I'll take comfort in the company

of the other two most important girls in my life.

Who would I be without my mom and my mini bestie, Emani?

- ♪

- ♪

- KENDRA: And then he could probably use that waiver

for, I mean, his--that's--

- It's only for marijuana, right?

- For marijuana. - JOC: Trying to confront

the gossip girls was an attempt

to get to the bottom of things and squash things.

But to be honest, it didn't do nothin'

but cause a bigger disaster.

So now I'm taking matters into my own hands.

- --temperature raise, so he's gonna get the quarter,

or are we trying to basic--

- 'Scuse me. Hey, uh, 'scuse me.

Hey, um, I know this is crazy.

- JOC: I know.

I just want to---I'll be out of your hair, if it's okay.

- KENDRA: Give me a second and let me talk to him.

I'll be right back.

- It's been about a week since Kendra moved out,

but it feels like an eternity.

Since she won't return my calls or take my texts, hell,

I had to show up at her workplace.

I don't know what else to do.

- Jasiel--this is a little extreme, Jasiel.

- It is, it is, but that's where I'm at right now.

- These folks are lookin' at me like I'm crazy.

I'm sure they in there talking about this right now.

- JOC: And it's okay.

But when I walk away, they gonna know I love you.

Kendra...you my everything.

And I swear to you, I--I ain't trying to do this without you.

- Right now, I'm sad and heartbroken, okay?

I'm trying to sift through and heal from the hurt

that you've caused me.

- You keep saying how I've been doing you so wrong,

but I don't know what you're saying I've done.

Everything--you know, told Karlie,

and then the whole Sharonda thing, the girls at the salon.

You know what I've been going through with that salon.

- I don't care about none of that,

nor do I care about any of those people who you named

except you and what we had of our relationship.

And guess what? You got us here in this spot.

- How did I--

- Because you don't hear stuff about me.

People don't come up to you tellin' me stuff about you.

- What do I gotta do?

All these lawyers in here, let them folk cross-examine me.

I'll take the lie detector test.

- KENDRA: That's not needed, Josiel.

- It is. - Listen to me--

it's not even the place or the time for us

to do this right now, okay?

I have got to get back to work, okay?

If you love me, you will give me my time.

But right now, I gotta go. And I would appreciate it

if you not come back up to my job no more.

You're trippin'.

[sighs] - Are you good?

- Yeah, I'm good, y'all.

Everything is fine, and I just--

let's get back to this business.

- WOMAN: Coming up--

- I took a lie detector test to prove that any accusations

about me have been wrong.

- You said you took a lie detector test about what?

What is she talking about?

- ♪

- ♪

- RASHEEDA: Between working on the lounge and putting on

these relationship seminars, and now this event, child,

it has been a whirlwind.

But I like to be productive, and I'm really happy with the way

this event turned out. This is absolutely good.

So how's everything been? - Everything has been fine.

You see I got Jasmine with me today.

- I know, and I'm not gonna talk about any drama stuff.

But I do wanna say I heard about the birthday party.

- Yes.

- But we ain't gonna talk about it today.

But I'll call you and we'll discuss it.

I'm so glad y'all are together.

I ain't seen your--I need to see your son.

- [unintelligible] - Oh my god.

- He just turned 13 in February. - Wow, that's crazy.

Hey, how are you? - It's so nice to see you.

- Thank you.

- POOH: I'm way more credible as a mother than Karlie.

That's why I was invited to this dinner.

But long as Karlie still over there on the other end at

her table and keep it cute, that's all what matters.

- Y'all can sit over there at that table.

- Okay, okay. - We're starting in a second.

Alright, let's enjoy ourselves today.

Quality time with mother-daughter.

Alright. - Thanks for inviting us.

- Hello! - Hello!

- What's up?

This turned out cute.

I'm so happy.

- Yes, it is nice. - You like it?

- Hey, I want to thank all of you guys that came out to

the mother and daughter dinner.

So I'm gonna be going around letting the mothers

and the daughters both give dedications to each other.

Rasheeda and Kirk got me hosting these relationship seminars,

and now I'm emceeing this mother-and-daughter event.

Damn, the Frosts are keeping me busy.

But I am so ecstatic to be doing this.

- My mother is the absolute [bleep].

- [laughter]

- No, for real.

Like, she plays a major part in my confidence,

in the way I feel about myself.

- I just appreciate her for being exactly who she is

and just showing ups how to be the best we can be.

- RASHEEDA: I am truly blessed and truly honored

to have an amazing mother.

You've taught me how to be strong,

and I think that's so important.

You might not always agree with my decisions,

but you always have my back.

And then I love you and I thank you.

- Thank you. Appreciate that.

- [applause]

- NAJEE: Greetings, all.

My name is Najee, and I am Pooh's daughter.

I'd like to say that you can measure your success

by how successful your children are.

Um, just from my accomplishments alone, me finishing college,

my master's, getting my DDS, my mom helping me through

all of that, um--look, I knew this was gonna happen.

I would like to thank my mother for giving me everything

that I wanted at the age of 25.

And I absolutely love her,

and I know my two other sisters would feel the same way.

- ALL: Aww! - POOH: Thank you!

- [applause]

- I knew you were gonna make me cry.

- That was so sweet and well performed.

This Pooh lady rubs me the wrong way.

She always want to talk about her sex life and no one cares!

But I'm gonna give her the benefit of the doubt tonight

at this classy event.

I'm gonna make sure that everything stays appropriate.

I came to see Karlie and Karlie's daughter.

Your daughter is beautiful, friend.

Tell me your daughter's name. - KARLIE: Jasmine.

- I want you to give a dedication to your mother.

- So...I love my mom.

She's very strict on me.

She makes sure, like, I'm doing everything I need to do in life.

She wants me on the right track, and I appreciate her for that.

- So Karlie, what is it that you wanna tell your amazing daughter

[unintelligible] on.

- KARLIE: You guys don't really get to see my daughter

'cause I--I shelter her.

It's been bothering me 'cause my daughter had quit school because

she's been teased about things that's been going on.

And, um--

- I just wanted to let you know and let everybody else know

I took a lie detector test to prove to my friends

and my daughter and my family and, you know, you, Shekinah,

to prove that any accusations about me have been wrong.

So all the teasing that you've been gettin',

anything that people say about you is not true at all.

- Don't cry, friend!

- [crying] - Karlie, it's okay.

Don't worry about it. Karlie, it's okay.

- Don't cry, friend, I believe you--

- RASHEEDA: I was so hopeful for this event.

Shekinah and Pooh were able to put their differences to aside

and just be kind to each other.

And then here goes Karlie, who has to reveal

a lie detector test right here, right now.

- TOKYO: I believe you, friend!

- You say you took a lie detector test about what?

What is she talking about?

'Cause we don't understand.

What the [bleep] was she talkin' about, huh?

The bitch know the truth.

What she take a lie detector test for?

- [bleep]

- Karlie, get the goddamn daughter.

- I don't give a [bleep].

- It was all a lie.

Guys, it was all a lie. She lied.

- You're a bad mother! You never helped your daughter!

Karlie is so desperate, I can't believe she took

a lie detector test without us around.

I don't trust nothin' that comes out of your mouth

and no paperwork from you, okay?

So you can take that lie detector test

and stick it up your ass.

- Wait a minute, y'all need to sit down!

- No!

I'ma rip you, bitch!

Get the [bleep] outta here!

You guys, I'm a real bitch!

No, don't play with me!

- POOH: Calm down! - No, I'm dead ass.

No, I'm dead ass, cause these bitches talkin' nasty about you.

Ma, I don't care!

- It's okay. - I don't give a [bleep].

- The bitch is a hoe! She never raised her daughter.

- Graduate with this bahcelor's degree, bitch!

It only takes four years!

You've been there for seven!

- She's a hoe! - NAJEE: Seven!

Seven!

- ♪

- MAN: Next time on "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta."

- I'm looking for you in your own party.

I'm like, where's Strappy?

- Man, I had to come meditate.

It's weird how I come from the car accident right now.

But I got a whole passenger in the car with me

who almost lost his whole life.

- I was looking at the situations of you going through

your life, lookin' at pictures you posting.

I was like, man, he done went on with his life.

I'm still healing.

Where my friend at?

- What--where is Eva at? - She with her dad.

- Well, that's good.

- I'm just over the whole situation.

I just feel like we need to have a conversation.

- JOC: I gave her the apology post.

Did she see it?

- That was a very passive-aggressive,

narcissistic, [bleep] bull[bleep] post.

- I'll leave. - Good.

Goodbye, you whack bitch.

- I invited Sierra 'cause she wanted to talk to you.

- What she want to talk about?

- Because I am very mature and I'm grown as [bleep].

- The state of me and Josiel right now, we are not together.

But I do miss Josiel, y'all. Like, seriously, like--

- We're going to a masquerade party, honey.

- Bitch.

- Every day when you're not there with me,

I'm further away from my goals, my dreams.

- [cheers and applause]

- ♪

- ♪

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