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- * MTV *

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

- I was in the hospital
at my lowest point.

That's when I needed you.

Even Karlie came, and I wasn't
even talking to Karlie.

- Well, that's the reason
I wasn't there,

because I don't [bleep] with
Karlie like that.

And Karlie and Meda are
best friends now.

- I don't have time for
no fake friend

who's trying to ride
my coattails.

I go through so much
because of Karlie.

- The most important
relationship

that I've ever been in--
- Was it with Nick Cannon?

- And I got humiliated.
I had a miscarriage,

and then I ended up
finding out that

he had another woman pregnant.
- [gasps]

- It's been so much personal
[bleep] that's going on.

My sisters, their mentality is,

everything's about Amy,
Amy, Amy.

- You don't have to deal with
your family.

- This hurts.
- Try to walk with me.

- You some real bull [bleep].

- You ain't got no business
out here,

telling me what the [bleep]
to do.

- So is you pushing yourself
back to

the mother[bleep] hospital
or what?

[funky music]

- * This is the life *

- * It's the life
that I'm living *

- * This is the life *

- * It's the life
that I chose *

- * This is the life *

* It's the life
that I'm living *

- * This is the life *

- * It's the life
that I chose *

- * Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' *

- * Work *

* Wanna do what I do? *

* Better go and
put it in work *

- Nice. Beautiful.

- * Every time I put in work *

- Some shoulder--yes. Oh.

- * And I know I win
every time I put in work *

- I probably gave too much boob
on that last shot, right?

[laughter]

- * Every time I put in work *

* Every time I,
every time I put in work *

- [indistinct]
- Spice.

- So I have a lot of things
I'ma want change.

Let's go upstairs 'cause my--
the kids' room upstairs.

- OK.
- So I want to make sure that,

you know, the kids,
them comfortable.

My son love this house.
- Yes.

- * I put in work *
- * Work, work, work, work *

- * I put in work *

* Wanna do what I do?
Better go and put in work *

- Wow, this party spot looks
great, Mom.

- I don't believe in a house
being a liability, baby.

I believe it being a asset.

If it don't make money,
it don't make sense.

- OK.
- OK?

- * We been going hard
all day *

* Putting in work
like two weeks straight *

* Ten o'clock, God,
I could really use a break *

- Get off that phone.
- Ah!

- Hey. You look so good.

- You brought the puppy!
- Yeah.

I couldn't leave her home
with the kids.

- It's a girl?
- It's a girl, yeah.

- What's her name?
- NuNu.

- Can I borrow her?
- Yeah.

- Where did you get this puppy?

- She's only been with me
for three days.

I literally just got her.

- Hi, you booger.
Hi, NuNu.

- Thank you.
- How you been?

- I'm OK. You know,
every day is different.

Getting over losing my mom.
- Yeah.

- But for the most part,
like, we moving along.

My kids are adjusting
really good.

Like, they keep me, like...
on my pivot,

instead of, like, getting lost
in my feelings sometimes.

And you literally called and
checked on me every single day.

Over the last year,
emotionally, mentally,

it was just draining.

But after my mom
went in the hospital,

Karlie was really there for me.

And that made our friendship,
like, so much stronger.

Like, I love Karlie to death.

What about you?

- Well, my grandmother died.

- Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
- Yeah.

And then, girl,
Spice was in the hospital.

- Yeah.

- As soon as I found out,
I literally ran, like,

booked the next flight.
- Right.

- And I was like I don't care
how I'ma find out where she at.

I don't care if I--

- But I'm going.
- I'm going.

- So is she even back home,
out of the hospital, anything?

- Yeah. Yeah, she is
and I've been texting her.

She hasn't been responding.
I text her again.

- Right, but you were
just there

in DR with her and everything.

- And I went to DR,
I was there for her,

but we weren't really
talking then.

Like, we had, like, a family
reunion in Jamaica, right?

- Mm-hmm.

- It just seemed like
she wasn't happy with

the birthday party
I threw for her.

It just seems she was upset
about every--

you know, just--I don't know.
I felt it.

- Wait, so what did she say?

- We haven't spoken about it.
It's--

but when I talk to Meda,
she's saying that

she hasn't been answering
the phone for her either.

So I'm like, OK.

She wanted her space.
Maybe she's just not--

- She did just go through
a lot.

- She went through a lot.

- Maybe, like,
she's gotta adjust

and deal with some things
on her own.

- You know, her and my daughter
are close.

I'm close with her.

You know, I love her
like my sister.

- Yeah.
- And I miss her.

- I know you do.

- Spice and I have been
friends for over six years.

And I know I would do
anything for her.

So I'm just giving her time.

She's focusing on
getting better,

spending time with her kids,
her family,

getting back to her music.

I never take it personally.

Rasheeda has a bone to pick
with me

because I didn't tell her
where Spice was

when I went to
the Dominican Republic.

But Sheeda was texting me,

like, "where y'all at?
Where she at?"

- Let her know something?
- Yeah.

But it was per the family
request that, you know,

I keep my mouth shut.
And at the end of the day,

I didn't want to be
the messy one,

and then they say, "Oh, I--"
- "Karlie told me."

- And Mandy, Bambi, Erica,
Sierra, all of them,

same thing--you know, "Karlie,
why you not answering?"

Whatever.
- Erica who?

- Erica Mena.
- Oh, OK.

- What?
- I just kind of heard, like,

it's been another
Erica around, and--

- Yeah, Erica Banks.
- Yeah.

We were very cordial.
- OK. I got it.

- Instagram--you know how
the girls do, like, you know--

- I'ma support you.
- Social media friends.

I'ma support you and you
support me back, da, da, da.

Even to DMing,

might have flirted
a little bit, might've--

you know, whatever.
- Flirted?

- Mind you--
- Yes, I love that.

- Yeah, anyway. [laughs]

But she unfollowed me. She
never mentioned it,

so I didn't hold her at fault
for that.

- We've--we can't talk about
[bleep] each other [bleep]

and then you don't
bring that up.

It's just a weird energy,
Ms. Erica Banks.

I don't know
what her problem is

but she definitely can
take her check

that she has with me
to the bank and cash it.

Baby, stay over there,
and I'ma stay over here.

'Cause whatever it is,
you got the problem, not me.

I'm not gon' throw a drink
or shake a table.

[laughter]

- Not the "shake a table"!

[rising upbeat music]

* *

- * Wake up,
put a smile on your face *

* You got 1440 to do some
lunging, and I know it *

* Feeling good *

- Are you excited?

- Am I excited?
- Oh, my god, baby.

- The soap is thicker.
- Oh, my God.

Wait a minute!
Hold on, slow down.

I've been so busy with
my music lately,

I have not had time to
really prepare for

the relaunch of
my product Pretty Kitty,

designed for the pretty kitty
between your legs.

If that cootie cat got
them bumps, baby--

- [laughs]
Well, mine is clean.

- My mom,
we call her the mom-ager.

My friends literally call her
the Black Kris Jenner.

She runs everybody's career.

She literally oversees
everything for me

and all my sisters.

- Oh, where she at, man?

[line ringing]

- Wait, this is Khaotic.

Smell that one.
- OK, let me see.

- So you know,
last was pineapple.

This is giving
more natural, earthy.

Friend?
- I'm--I'm out here

at Ivana's Beauty Garden.

- You're where you were
supposed to be ten minutes ago?

So my sisters, Angie and
Raynel, they work for me.

They were supposed to be
helping me prepare for

the Pretty Kitty relaunch.

But of course, I woke up to
texts that they are not coming.

But Khaotic's always been
my dependable friend.

If I call him,
he's gon' show up every time.

I have a surprise for you.
- Oh, my goodness!

I see the surprise.
- This isn't the surprise.

- This is a beautiful surprise.
Hey, Mama.

How you doing?
- Hey.

- What?
Hey, how you doing?

- No, I was just--
hey, how you?

It's been a long time, Mama.

- Hey.
- OK.

- She's heard
all the thotty stories

in the good times.
- OK, OK.

- Tell him--tell him about the
product.

'Cause that's what
you're here for, right?

- So Amy hit me up, telling me
to come by Pretty Kitty, right?

I'm, like, Pretty Kitty?

Oh, I know she want me to purr
on that pussy cat.

So I'm on my way.

And, uh, the mom was there,
looking real fine.

- It's designed for
the kitty area.

'Cause you are the ladies' man,
you got all them thots,

and I heard all of them
ain't together down there.

- OK, come on.
- You just--

- Wait, did you just say
what I thought you said?

- Your thotties,
they got the Nestle Crunch bar.

That's why I created them,
for you and your thotties.

- Oh, my God.
- So this turmeric soap bar

is gonna fade
all the blemishes and bumps.

And I'm saving one kitty
at a time.

- So--'cause I know some girls,
like--

does it get rid of herpes
and gonorrhea

and stuff like that?
- It does not get rid of

sexually transmitted diseases
or breakouts.

- You know what? This gon' be
my new princess treatment.

If your coochie look like
it got a tumor on it,

here's some turmeric.
- [laughs] Not a tumor!

- This for your coochie tumor,
baby.

- Listen closely, 'cause I know
you get a little--

this top row right here
is gonna be all the kits.

It's 200 of them.
Kits are gonna be here.

I am gearing up for
the relaunch brand.

- We have a lot to do.
6,000 kits.

- I'm thinking Amy calling me

to get me to deliver her
a package,

but she want me to pack up
a package.

6,000 packages. Is you crazy?

- Raynel and Angie were
supposed to be here.

Raynel was gonna help me
kit all the products.

Angie was gonna help me put
all the labels on the product.

- OK.
- I told them, I said,

"Mom is coming to help me out."

They're like, "Oh, well,
Mom couldn't help me out

"with my project last week

"'cause I heard that she was at
your photo shoot.

But yeah, Mommy can figure
this out, your best friend."

As of lately, I can admit,
my mom has been putting

a lot more energy into me,

so there's, like, this distance
being formed

between me and my sisters.

- This is money.
This is family.

And you don't [bleep] on
your sister like this

because you're petty.
- Raynel's last text:

"Super Mom should be able
to assist you."

So, Super Mom, let's get it on.
Let's--we gotta--

- Yeah.
They just don't understand.

- Did you just put that on
your nipples?

- They--they just
don't understand.

- No, no, no,
I was just--Super Mom.

- OK. So, any who, um--

- So I'm gonna call
a mandatory meeting.

Mandatory.
- Hm, OK.

- Like, ASAP.
I'm putting my foot down.

- With my focus being
fully on my music career,

my sisters need to hurry up
and get it together.

We gotta figure it out ASAP.

- I'ma roll it out.
- OK, you gon' roll this out.

- Yeah, I'm doing my job.
- Thank you, Khaotic.

- You welcome, Mama.
Go on ahead, Mama.

- You finished a box?
- Yeah, I finished a whole box.

- No, he didn't--
- Go ahead, Mama.

- He didn't fin--
- He wants you to walk--

- Go ahead. No, Amy, you go.

Go ahead, Mama.
I'm right behind you.

- Jesus.
- I'm right behind you, Mama.

I'm right behind you, Mama!

Coming up on
"Love and Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- How you doing, baby?
- Good to see you.

- Bangladesh has worked with

the biggest artists
in the world.

I just want sexually liberating
and fun.

- It's a vibe.
- "Put It In Your Mouth"?

- I used to fight for you!

Nobody couldn't talk
nothing about you.

So why you fake with me?

- I am your mother,

and you will never say that
I'm in anyone's ass crack.

- * Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' *

- * Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' *

- * Been through hell in these
electric blue six-inch heels *

[thunder rumbling]

* On my knees,
give it all to fit better *

* Yeah, how does it feel? *
- Uh, hey!

- Yeah!
- I feel it!

- * Got no time for
you to be scared *

* [bleep], who you got here? *
[laughter]

I've been doing music
since 2010.

I loved music,
and then I started modeling,

and that kind of took off.

And I experienced
a relationship with a guy

that done me dirty,

so music kind of just
went down the drain.

But now that I'm single
and just moved to Atlanta,

it's time that I throw
myself into my work.

I'm moving full steam ahead
with what I want to do.

It's my vision, it's my career,
and I know what I want.

I said if I was an instrument,
I'd be an electric guitar.

- And that's what I'm saying.
That's the whole--so it's like,

that's you breathing on
the track, just your essence.

You know what I mean?
That's why I love it.

Like, she's gonna bringing
something different to music.

Like, we taking people on
a whole 'nother journey.

- Oh, my God!
[laughter]

- How you doing?
- How you doing, baby?

- Good to see you.
- Good to see you.

- I wanted Bang to come by
so he can be

a part of the process,
you know what I mean?

- Oh, my God, I'm so excited.

Bangladesh is here.

He has worked with Beyoncé,
Rihanna, Nicki Minaj,

some of the biggest artists
in the world.

And every song that
he produces is a smash.

And now he's working with me,
and I'm super honored.

I really take this serious,
and I'm trying to like--

I want it to be good music.

I want it to be good art.
- Yeah.

- We've been missing
that person

to really believe in her,

like beyond just her
being a model.

- 'Cause you get a lot of
fake love like that.

- Oh, I get a lot of fake love.

People will take meetings
just because I'm Jessica White,

not because they really care.

- What's your motivation?

- I wasted eight years
of my life in a relationship

that just wasn't gonna go
anywhere, and I knew that.

And I'm just making up
for lost time.

- But it wasn't a waste.

- I like to say
"wasted my time"

because we do, as women,
waste our time

on relationships that
aren't gonna go anywhere.

And I'm not gonna romanticize
the traumas.

Eight years with Nick kept me
from everything.

It didn't just keep me from
the music,

it didn't just keep me from
motherhood.

It kept me from myself.

Did I have to have this story?
No.

So anything that I didn't need
or didn't have to have,

it was wasted [bleep] time.

Anyway, let me just hear
these beats.

- This is just a track.
"Pop Star."

I feel like this your vibe.

* When you're feeling alone,
hold me tight *

* If you're ringing my phone *

* So I feel like I got
the keys to your home *

* Ride nasty like
a car on the road *

* Pop my [bleep] like
a pop star *

* *

* Pop my [bleep] like
a pop star *

- That's crazy.
- Fire.

- This one gets me excited.

- Yeah, get--
this one I feel like--

- 'Cause I feel like
it's talking--talking [bleep].

I just want the next half to be
sexually liberating and fun,

'cause that's who I am
right now.

- Perfect.
- I'm so happy.

And I feel so free.
- Sexual liberating fun music.

- Yeah.
- It's a vibe.

- [whistles]
- Whoa.

What--that's provocative.
- Yeah.

I just made this...
- OK.

- For you.
- Mm, you taste delish.

* *

* First, first, first, you
gotta get down on your knees *

* Like you saying please *

* Then you've got to
find the spot *

* That gets me hot
then freeze *

* Then you gotta tease *

* I might just have to
break your heart *

* If you can't get freaky *

* Put it in your mouth,
put it in your mouth *

* Put it in your mouth *

- I'm not singing
no goddamn song

talking about
put it in your mouth,

whether it's me putting it
in my mouth

or you putting it in yours.

Give that [bleep] to somebody
that's, like, 21.

* *

- Well, all righty, then.

- I don't know if I'm ready for
them to put it in they mouth.

- And you said something
about sexual--

- Sexually liberating,
but that's not liberating.

Put it in your mouth?
- What you mean?

- I would find a different way
to say it.

Bang.

- What you mean?
- Bang.

I'm [bleep] classy, by the way.

Women are allowed to be
sexually liberated

and to say blatantly
what they want.

It's just not supposed to feel
belligerent and--and dirty.

- You need cutting edge,
though.

- Let it go.
- This ain't it.

- It ain't even gotta beat.

Like, that could be
a subliminal--

- No, I don't know.

- People put [bleep] in they
mouth every day.

- [laughs]
- I know people don't see me.

I know that people have never
put a lot of value in

all the things that I could do.

But I have to
call the shots because

this is a very important time
in my life,

and I have to get it right
for me.

- That's all you got?
- Mm-hmm.

[chill upbeat music]

* *

- Hey, Ray. Catch me up.

- So the fans, them now
aren't sure

if I'm really coming.

- Yeah,
they can't push it back again.

[doorbell rings]

Oh, I have--
I have to go, though, Ray.

I have a visitor. Bye.

Last year,
I was fresh off of

the number one reggae
dancehall song in the world,

and I just came from that
high peak of my career.

But now the tour is, like,
on the road to cancellation,

and it's definitely not
news I want to hear.

[quirky music]

- Ah, sis!
- [laughs]

Hello!

- How are you, beautiful?
- I missed you!

I missed you!
- You look amazing!

- You look good.
[laughter]

- Look at you! What's up?

Ooh, wee, honey.
- Oh, yes.

- Yes. Yes, baby.
- Thank you.

I'm sorry. I don't have
a couch for you to sit--

- Girl, it is fine.
- 'Cause just moved.

- You look great.
- Oh, thank you.

I lost a lot of weight.
I lost like 30 pounds.

- Wow.
- 'Cause right here,

you see the marks on my neck?

They used to feed me through
my neck.

- Oh, really? To do the tubes?

Oh, wow.
- Yeah.

I've been through hell, friend.
- I know.

- I really been through hell.

- And you know I was on
the phone.

I cussed Karlie out yesterday.
- Really?

- 'Cause I was like, "bitch,
why didn't you respond at all?"

- She wasn't responding to you?

- She wasn't responding to
none of us.

A few of us was mad at her.

Karlie was in the DR with Spice
but didn't want to

respond to anybody's texts,
anybody's phone calls.

She wants to tell me,
"I didn't want to be messy.

I'm known to be messy."

Well, bitch, is there
any time you ain't messy

'cause that was the time you
could have just simply said,

"Hey, guys, I'm here with her.
She's OK.

I'll let y'all know whatever
I can as soon as I can."

- It's so many different things
with Karlie.

- Mm.

- So all right, first of all,

people was coming up to me
saying,

"why is Karlie talking about

she spent 30-something thousand
on you for your birthday?"

- Why she talking about
what she spent?

- Karlie took it upon herself
to throw me

a birthday party in Jamaica.

Oh, she spent $30,000
on my birthday party,

and she doing this
and she doing that.

- Give it up for
the birthday girl!

[screams]

- You're such a freaking
amazing friend

and you're so supportive
of Spice.

I know you guys have
a really tight bond,

but you've made
all of this possible for her,

and she doesn't even know.

Time, effort, money,

all type of stuff
to make this happen.

- She has no idea
what's about to happen.

- You are such a good friend
to Spice.

- But leave it up to Karlie,

she will take anything
that's supposed to be

like a "nice gesture"...

Come to find out,

it was $1,000.
- Wait, what?

The whole party?
- Yeah.

- Did you say something
to her about it?

- I never said nothing to her.
- Oh.

- But it goes on.

She's best friends
with Meda now,

my friend Meda.
- Oh, she is?

- She's now best friend
with Meda.

Meda was one of the person
who submitted

my album for the Grammy.
- Correct.

- So why did Karlie submit

the song that her and I
did together

to be considered for
the Grammys,

but she never told me?
- Oh, wow.

- It just came off weird.
- Mm-hmm.

- Like, oh, you're friend with
Meda now

because you feel like
it's only Meda.

- Mm-hmm. Wow.

- So I just find them things
kind of funny.

Me and Karlie, we've been
friends for a very long time.

Everybody know [indistinct]
go hard for Karlie.

But she's come off of me
with some fake energy.

Slight little small things,
stirring the pot here,

being messy there,
lying all the time.

Everything just add up to me.

Now I'm getting to see
the real Karlie

that everyone else was seeing.

- [gasp]
Bitch, this is my dream.

- Really?

- Kirk!
Kirk, baby, listen.

Spice got my closet.
- [laughs]

- Don't give me that
music industry talk.

I don't want to hear
that [bleep].

I know you ready to get back
on stage.

I know--that's your life.
- Yeah.

I know within my head that
I can't do what I used to do.

Me changing up my set
and my stage appearance,

I think that will help
'cause I have a casting call.

I'm looking for dancers,
people that can go on the pole,

things that will, you know,

enhance my performance
and stuff.

So you can come help pick
and say,

"oh, yeah, I like her,
this and that."

- I probably gotta come
'cause I'ma be like,

"sit your ass down!"

- I know, right? [laughs]
- "Sit. No splits!"

- I'll be whining,
you be like...

- No!
- "Put that foot down."

[laughter]

- Coming up on
"Love and Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- All this kumbaya is fake

and I'm not gon' do
the fake [bleep] with y'all.

- Wow.

- Knock, knock.

There's somebody to see you.
- Karlie, no, no, no.

- * Make my way to the top,
and there ain't no stoppin' *

- * Make my way to the top,
and ain't no stopping *

[upbeat music]

* *

- I'ma need a drink.

- Yes.
- I need two shots.

- Two shots?
- Back to back.

- I need a margarita.

- There is so much
awkward tension between

my sisters and myself
right now.

So my mom, of course,
plans this dinner

to have a come-to-Jesus moment,

a kumbaya amongst the sisters.

Hopefully, this works out
the way she wants it to

because the workplace
is awkward,

the personal is awkward.

It's really just sad to know
we're back in this space.

- Hello, ladies.
- Hey, babies.

- Hey, hey.
- Hey.

- Hola.
- You look cute, Angie.

- Thank you.

You do, too.
- Thank you, thank you.

- Hey, beautifuls.
- Hey.

- I just want to start off
with saying this,

and then I'm gonna let you
have the floor.

As a mom, it stresses me out
when I see my children at odds.

- Mm-hmm.

- It's just Amy has always been
top priority,

at the end of the day,
honestly, top priority.

Like, you got
two other children

that are trying to do
their own thing as well.

You don't you--you put us--
we're always on the back end.

- If you had a business
that was moving and moving,

you would be priority.

- Did I not just open up
my tattoo shop, like,

a couple of weeks prior
to that?

You showed up to my shop
for less than 20 minutes

and was gone
when Amy called you.

We work just as hard as Amy
has at the end of the day.

So we should get as--

we should get the same
amount of time and effort

that you're giving for her.

- Work a little harder, Angie.
What are you talking about?

Work a little harder.
- Whoa.

- Work a little harder.
- Did you hear that?

- Listen, I'm not even
being funny.

I have three businesses going
to your one.

In the beginning of my career
and my sisters' career,

my mother sat us down and she
gave us all

the same equal lump sum
of money.

I cannot help that I took
my money, I invested it.

You know, my sisters did
a lot of shopping.

They did a lot of vacations.
And my mom is looking like,

"hey, you guys kind of
blew through the money."

Amy's brand is rolling,
so she's--she's Team Amy.

If you can't understand that
my businesses require

a lot more time for Mom,

then that seems like
a selfish thing on your part.

'Cause if it was the other way
around

and you had this going,
this going,

I would understand
Mommy giving more time to you.

- It's easy for you to say that
because she's always there

in your ass crack.
Of course you're gonna--

of course you're gonna
feel that way.

- Ass crack?
- Yes.

- Really?
- Up your ass.

[tense music]

- Don't forget
that I am your mother,

and you will never say that
I'm in anyone's ass crack.

- I wasn't trying to say it
like that.

- Because I do not kiss ass,
and you should know.

- It's not about
you kissing ass.

- Just you were just in it,
like, real close--

- And that's funny?
That's funny?

- And then you come out
every now and then and see us.

[laughs]

- Are we building a empire
or we at a [bleep] daycare?

At this point, the attitudes
they keep giving me,

I'm giving it back.

I'm not being nice Amy anymore.

So do better with the money

next time you get
a free investment.

- Honestly, I don't want to be
an operational manager

for Pretty Kitty any longer.

- Wait, what?
What are you trying to say?

- That I have to do
what I need to do for myself.

- So you think that
this is the right time,

right now, to do this?

- When you know the Pretty
Kitty launch is coming up.

- For me, yes.

- That is very spiteful,
and that is very ugly.

- I don't think what
she's doing is ugly at all.

I think that she's standing up
for herself for a change.

- My sisters quitting
right now--

first of all, I will have to
put my music back on hold,

which is my worst nightmare.

Like, I almost want to die

before I stop doing
music again.

It's almost giving is that
what y'all want me to do,

which also kind of gives hater.
I'm just hoping it's not that.

Would you consider, like,

still being the operational
manager for Pretty Kitty

because you know I need you?

- I can think about it.
I'll sleep on it.

But, you know, I have to
think about myself too.

But I definitely--
I need a little bit of time.

- Girl, you definitely want to
do your own thing.

You want to do your own thing.
Just say that.

- Why does it seem like
you're trying to persuade her?

- 'Cause we've had
a whole conversation yesterday.

- And she said
she'll think about it.

- Yeah, I said I'm gonna think
about it because I want to--

- No, it's about
what you want to do.

- No, because I--

- Let her say what
she wants to say.

- You know I love on everybody,

and I definitely don't want
her--

- Let her say
what she wants to say.

- What's your angle?
That's weird.

- At end of the day, it's all
about me at this point.

I'm not putting y'all
before me anymore.

And the fact that
you're not standing up

and you're just letting them
change your opinion...

- I'm not changing anything.
- And your mindset is

really blowing me.
All this kumbaya is fake.

I'm not doing it.
- Wow.

- I'm not gon' do the fake
[bleep] with y'all.

- It shows, big sis.
- Love y'all.

- I'm so shocked.
- Angie, really?

* *

- * Can't take nothing
from me *

* It's a new day and
I'm feeling lovely *

* Can't buy this with money *

* After the rain,
it will be sunny *

[knock on door]
- The hell?

- Hey, girl!
- Yeah, push door. Come in.

Why you don't just move in
with me, Shekinah?

- I should move in.
It's so nice.

Every time I come here,
I just feel so good, girl.

- I just bought
this big ass house

and it's empty as [bleep],
but that's not my focus.

My focus right now
is this Cayman show

that I have coming up
in just a few weeks.

You know, me get ready for
go back on the road,

and I want to do
the dance audition.

But I want to make sure that

you help me to pick
the right dancers

'cause the performance is
very important to me.

- All this stuff you been
through, are you really ready?

Because the other day,
I just went off on your ass

'cause I was scared because
you were moving too fast.

- You keep telling me to
take baby steps.

And the whole problem with me,
I tried to tell, I say,

I've been taking
the baby steps.

Me start walk,
now I'm [bleep] running.

- You running?

- Race me to the door.
- You for real?

- Ready? On your mark.
- What. Get set.

- Get you set.

- Come on. Go!
See you took a--you cheated!

Mother[bleep]. What?

I do not like the fact that
Spice want to run around

like she's all the way well.

But since she wanna play,
let's play.

[laughs]
Catch me, girl.

[upbeat music]

You can do all that?
- Yeah! I'm ready.

I told you,
said I'm ready for Cayman.

[knock on door]

- Girl, who is at your door?

- It probably delivery person.

[curious music]

Maybe have something
they might deliver.

OK, no me always--
- Knock, knock.

- [laughs]
- There's somebody to see you.

She really--
- Hi!

- Wait, wait, wait. Hold up.

- I bought the house
across the street.

We neighbors, girl.
- You what?

- We are across the street,

and I want to
show you something.

- Oh, my gosh.

- She's pregnant.
- [laughs]

- Wait.
[Karlie and Jasmine laugh]

- I know, it's too much.
Let me sit down.

- She's pregnant.
- You're pregnant?

- Yeah.
- Congrats.

- [chuckles]

I just want you to look out
for her

'cause she'll be at the house
by herself.

- Karlie's so slick 'cause she
know exactly what she's doing,

and here goes the manipulation.

She knows how I feel
about Jasmine,

so she's trying to
butter me up.

Jasmine is pregnant,

and then she drop
this bomb ass news.

"Oh, I bought the house
next door."

Congratulations.
- Thank you.

- This girl just got
out the hospital

and you gonna come
stress her out again

by moving across the street?

You are a dirty mother[bleep],
Karlie Redd.

That's some stalker type
[bleep].

- Grab yourself a drink.
- No, she can't drink!

- No, yes--there's juice.
I'm not talking about alcohol.

You what?

You bought the house?
- Yes.

- You [bleep] lie.
- [laughs]

- We had this conversation.
You know how me feel about it.

A few months ago,
we have the conversation

when I found out that
she was trying to buy

the house next door to me.

I was very clear
to Karlie that, no,

I don't want you living
next door to me.

I'm a single mom there
with my kids.

So for her to go behind my back

and violate my privacy
like that,

she violate the friendship.
[bleep] you, bitch.

There's so many houses
in Atlanta.

Why you have to move across
the street from me?

- Because you're my sister.
- I was--

- You're like family.
- No, Karlie. No, no, no.

- I feel safe with you.
- Karlie, stop!

I bought this because
I wanted to be alone, at peace.

And we spoke about this already
and you know how me did feel.

For you to still go ahead
and get it,

it's like, it'll give me a--
like a weird vibe.

Like, why?

If I came in this community
and you buy the house there,

- I would be so happy.
- I would have never--

Karlie, I'ma get ready.

- She had some concerns
before,

but Spice is always
talking about

how she has no family
in Atlanta, she needed help.

You know me, you know
you could make one phone call

and I'm there to help.

So after I came to DR,

I thought she would be
OK with it.

Jasmine is gonna be
across the street,

and she feels like her auntie--
- No, Karlie, no. Mm-mm. No.

- OK. [door slams]
Well, get Jas for me.

- Spice,
did that bitch just say

she bought a house
across the street?

* *

- Coming up on
"Love and Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- Karlie, she gon' look at me
and say,

"I bought the house next door."

- It's giving
"Single White Female."

- Right.

- * Make my way to the top,
and ain't no stopping *

- * Make my way to the top,
and ain't no stopping *

[bold upbeat music]

* *

- Shekinah?
- Yeah?

- You come late again.

- You gon' burn
your mother[bleep] ass off.

- Oh, my God.
- Get in this goddamn car.

Clean your glasses.
- Clean it for me.

- I'm not gonna clean that and
drive your mother[bleep] ass.

You better hold--girl!
- [laughing]

Me and Shekinah, we're meeting
up with Rasheeda today

at the dance studio because
I need to audition some dancers

for my upcoming tour.

I should be super excited
right now

to be back on my feet
and getting back out there,

but I can't even move past
the facts that

Karlie really moved
next door to me.

Ah!
[loud cheers and applause]

I see y'all! Y'all ready?

Now this are the energy
what me need.

All right, well,
first, I wanna say

thank you all for coming.

I was injured, so things that
I normally do on stage,

I'm not able to do as much.

So I need your energy to
bring it all the way to the top

so people can just see a great
show and a great performance.

Do your best, ladies.
Atlanta, are you ready?

[loud cheers and applause]

- I came here to
support Spice,

but bitch, it's booty shaking,
stripper poles.

I'm like, what the f--

And I know her.
She is gonna get in the moment,

and her ass gon' start
to clapping.

And I don't want to see that
ass clapping right now, Spice.

- You ready?
- I'm ready.

- All right.
Here we go, ladies. Playback.

[Ty Frankel's "Original"]

- * Respect de conglomerate *

* Man, we never low,
all we do is to elevate *

* Benjamins fly around
every time we celebrate *

* Money pile up so no need to
dey calculate *

* Yo, ya know say
we shut down de city *

* Wen we come tru
it's like a movie *

* De gyal dem scream
when dem see me *

* De other boys
dem wanna be me *

* Original don dada *

* Pon de street, man,
ah give them fire *

* General ting
me na fit retire *

* Never do less,
we only do higher *

* Woah, woah,
original don dada, yeah *

[cheers and applause]

- Girls, I love you all.

dancers: Thank you!
- Thank you.

- Damn! That group was good.

That whole crew was over with,

except for that one
little girl,

the one in the yellow shorts.

And then they think they bad.
I was scared.

- [laughs] You stupid.

- You can't dance like none
of these girls in the room.

- You shut the [bleep] up.
- Are you for--shut up.

You can't dance like
none of them.

- Let me be clear. The only
thing I know how to do is

move my ass,
but it never has a rhythm.

The ass never catch the beat.

It's always moving too fast,
it's too slow.

I'm a off-rhythm-having
dancing bitch. Period.

- Whoever is chosen,

you are gonna get a call
within two days.

Thank you, ladies, for coming.

Give yourself
a round of applause.

[loud cheers and applause]

Tons of dancers showed up
for the audition today.

But the truth is,
they're not Spice.

Hopefully, I can just
get back into my Spice mode

and give my fans what they
really deserve: a great show.

- Are you gonna
talk about Karlie?

- So I'm in the house
with Shekinah,

and me hears me doorbell ring.

So when I go the door,

Karlie and her daughter.

And then she gon' look at me
and say,

"I bought the house next door."

- Wait a minute. What the hell?

- She's like,
"I'm your neighbor."

[tense music]

- That don't scare you
a little bit?

- I'm scared.

- I'd be scared.
- She's crazy.

- Karlie, you are giving
stalker Karen vibes, bitch.

Karlie to Karen,
with binoculars.

It's like a invasion of
privacy.

- It's like
a invasion of privacy

'cause she just show up
at my door.

- It's giving
"Single White Female."

- Right.

Coming up on
"Love and Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- Are they gonna let me
[bleep] prove myself?

- It's not about
what they want to see.

It's about what you give them.

- * Make my way to the top,
and ain't no stopping *

- * Make my way to the top,
and it ain't no stopping *

- * Tell me
what you know about *

* Tell me what
you know about *

* Fuss, fight, he put you out *

* Take you back 'cause, baby,
it's a *

- * Ghetto love affair *

- * Tell me what you know about
your man huggin' blocks *

* All night when he should
be home loving you *

- Teedra is one of
the biggest artists,

and I love her music.

She's just true to who she is,

and she's never had to sing one
song that wasn't from her soul.

And I really admire that.

- That was dope. Teedra really
did her thing up there.

- Yes, she did.
- Yeah.

- I love her.
- I'ma take you backstage.

I'ma surprise Teedra.
She doesn't know you're here.

- OK.
- So we're gonna go backstage

and really tell her more about
what we doing with the music

so that she can be onboard

'cause I know she's supported
and may be having

some advice for you.
- All right, great.

When you make it famous
for one thing,

people want to keep you
in that box.

Yeah, I--I resent that.

Hi!
- Tee Tee!

Surprise!
- [laughs]

- Look what the wind blew in
from New York City.

[laughter]

- Oh, my God. [indistinct]
- Oh, my God.

I love you so much.
- How you doing?

- The show was amazing.
- Thank you.

- With your fine sexy ass!
- Ah!

[both laugh]

- So good to see you.

- Right now, I just want to
position myself

where I'm around
people that inspire me

and where I can learn from.

And that is the power of
having relationships

with amazing women like Teedra.

- So you in Atlanta now?
- Yeah.

- How you like?
- I'm--I'm--

I'm adjusting.
- Settling in?

- Yeah.
Like, I got family here.

- OK.
- Yeah.

- That's a reason to come.

- And most importantly,
we working on this music.

- Do tell, honey. Do tell.

- You know,
it's hard for me to figure out

this whole thing of being
Jessica White "the supermodel,"

and then, you know,
Jessica White "the artist."

But nobody wants to
see that from me though.

- No, see, listen.
Honey, first of all,

it's not about
what they want to see.

It's about what you give them.
- Right.

- You gotta own it, Jessica.

Like you own that runway,
like you own those photos,

own it; it's yours.

- I don't like to fail.
- Right.

- That's what is
driving me crazy.

It's are they gonna let me
[bleep] prove myself?

- They don't have--
they don't have that power.

Your battle is not
outside of yourself.

- It's me.

It's comforting to hear Teedra

tell me that
I'm on the right path.

I'm not putting out anything

that doesn't feel
authentically me.

- We gon' keep you posted on
the music.

- Please.
- Gon' bring you to a session.

- Anything you need,
I am here for you,

and you definitely got
my prayers.

- Amen.

- I'ma pray for you.
- I love you. I'm about to cry.

[laughter]
- You know I love you, girl!

I love you, child.
[laughter]

You know I love you, girl.
- I love you. Thank you.

- Coming up on
"Love and Hip Hop Atlanta"...

- I feel like if me and Jas was
on fire,

you wouldn't even spit on us
to help us.

- Oh, my God. This is where
me gon' leave you, Karlie.

Me can't deal with
the fake [bleep].

Me not gon' do that.
Me not gon' do that with you.

- * Make my way to the top,
and it ain't no stopping *

- * Make my way to the top,
and it ain't no stopping *

[chill hip-hop music]

* *

- So I'm meeting Spice.
I haven't spoken to her since

she slammed the door on
my face the other day.

I'm hoping today that
we can talk as sisters,

put all this house drama
to bed.

Hi, sis.

- Stop saying "sis," Karlie.
Don't do that.

'Cause then you gonna make me
get mad and upset.

The truth is I'm gonna try
my best to hear Karlie out,

even though
I know she's a liar.

But I don't know how long
me gon' be able to sit down

and hold it and watch her
being fake across the table.

You say you wanted to talk.

I'm here.
Don't try to piss me off.

I really want to hear
what's going on in your head

because I'm kind of
really confused.

- Why are you mad at me?

- I just don't like how you act
fake and phony.

You did my birthday in Jamaica.

You told people
you spent 35,000 though.

- I never told people that.
- That's 4 million Jamaica.

Yeah, you told people.

You submit that song
for the Grammys.

- Yes.
- Why you didn't tell me?

- I thought Meda told you.

- Why would Meda need to
tell me?

- I thought--
- What are you saying to me?

Why you don't tell me?

It's just the sneaky things
where you go behind my back.

- I thought you'd be happy
about something like that,

but it didn't--
it didn't go nowhere,

so I was like, I didn't--
- Don't act like

you want twist the situation.
- No, right.

I don't even remember what
I spent on her birthday party,

and I don't even care.

I didn't know
I had to, like, be like,

"oh, Spice, um, please, please,

is it OK if we go get our song
to get a Grammy?"

So it's like, the things
that I thought

she would be happy about,
she not happy!

- Last year,
we argued about the house.

You living next to me
is a problem.

If me fart, you smell it.
That's how close the house is.

If me have sex some at nights,
y'all gon' hear me have sex.

Like, why would you need to
live exactly next to me?

- I thought you'd be happy
about that.

- You keep saying that.

Stop saying
you thought I would be happy.

When you were buying the house,
you gave the lady a NDA.

Why?

- That's what I give everybody.

- Why would you need to hide

that you're buying a house
next to me

if you claim that
we're best--we're friends?

The truth is, Karlie knew,
'cause me and her was arguing

about this from last year,
that I would be angry if

she still went ahead
and buy the house.

So she purposely made
my neighbor

sign a non-disclosure
agreement.

She made sure that it was
illegal for my neighbor

to tell me that she's the one
that's buying the house.

It's shady as hell
and it's very creepy.

- I didn't know
you hated me that much.

- When I was fighting for you,
you never used to say,

"oh, I never knew
you hate me that much."

- If you were in trouble,

I would give you
my left kidney,

anything for you.
- Karlie, Karlie, stop.

- I would and you don't see it.
- Don't do that fake thing.

'Cause you had me in your life

and you kept [bleep] up
over and over.

- I understand what you're--
- You violated my privacy.

You violated my space.

You did it behind my back. I
almost died.

- I understand. That's why--
- You understand?

So I don't have time
for this negative energy.

- I feel like if me and Jas
was on fire,

you wouldn't even spit on us
to help us.

After everything I've done,
this is how she treats me?

It's like,
the way she's acting right now,

you would think
I slept with her husband,

I took $100 million from her.

You would think I did
the worst things ever

the way she's acting right now.

I am sorry...

if I did anything
to offend you.

- Oh, my God. This is where
me gon' leave you, Karlie.

Me can't deal with
the fake [bleep].

- I apologized--
- No.

- And I said it won't happen
again.

- Yeah, apologize?
No, we not do that.

Me not gon' do that with you.

- Grace?

* *

Grace?
- Karlie, stop.

- I'm trying to stop.
- What you want do this for?

- Please.
Please, I'm begging you.

I'm trying.
- What you do this for?

- I really love you.

- Why is Karlie chasing me?

And she never chased
all them [bleep]

that she been taking
all these years like this.

It's just crazy.
It's creeping me out.

I don't know what she have
up in her head,

but I just need to stay
far from her.

I don't like this energy.

It's giving obsession
at this point.

- I don't have nobody
to talk to.

You have my back.

- I had your back
and you [bleep] it up.

I used to fight for you.
- You're right!

- Nobody couldn't talk
nothing about you!

So why you fake with me?

- [sobbing]
Please, I need you in my life.

- Stop--Karlie, stop it.
I gave you years of my life

and years of love
and years of friendship

where you then never even
understand.

I guess when people cross me
and [bleep] me up,

me just wanna--that's it.

[somber music]

- Love you. OK?

- That's not
how love goes, Karlie.

Trust me.

* *

- * I've lost another friend *

* *

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

- OK, so Mama D told Amy,

then Amy told Erica, then Erica
told me

that Diamond is supposed to be
pregnant from Scrappy.

- Erica, you try to do me
like that right now?

Because I'm a real [bleep].

- Get out my face.
Don't play with me!

Don't play with me!

When I told you that
I was leaving,

did you think it was a joke?
- I should be the one leaving.

You been [bleep] with rappers
and [bleep] out here.

You need to be real.
You're a woman of God.

You cheated.

- I was in a eight year
relationship.

I wasn't allowed to have
other partners, but he was.

I'm just very submissive.

- I need a woman with, like,
your understanding.

- [chuckles]

- When I needed you,

you was all over Atlanta
with Karlie.

You're gonna give up
a loyal friend

for a party for one night?
- Grace--

- What the [bleep] are you
saying to me?

* *

[hip-hop music]

* *