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- ♪ MTV ♪

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

- You ready?

- Yes, I'm excited. I cannot wait.

all: We love you, Spice!

- The most important relationship

that I've ever been in--

- Was it with Nick Cannon?

- I had a miscarriage.

And then I ended up finding out that

he had another woman pregnant.

- I slid a little kiss in there.

It was a slick--it was--

- You liked it?

- I can't say I liked it or disliked it--

- You liked it.

- We lay up. - You seen this [bleep] before?

- How you going to be kissing on other [bleep]

when you're trying to pursue me?

I ain't even impressed me about you too.

Like y'all always be like flirting.

And she was like, he be at my house.

We take naps together.

- Nah, you know, I-- - I--I--I--

- I know that he said that Diamond he is supposed

to be pregnant from Scrappy.

- You gotta know when you're wrong, though, bro.

- I'm not wrong about my kids. - Let's go outside.

- You got to relax, though.

- What am I doing here as a man, bro?

[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' ♪

- You gotta calm the [bleep] down.

- I'm calm.

Look, we never did nothing by ourselves.

It's always us. - Bro.

- It's always us.

- I was telling her-- - The dam is broken, bro.

Put it on the Bible you wasn't [bleep] Diamond.

- I'll put it on the Bible.

I'll put it on the [bleep] Bible, that [bleep] right now.

Pregnant rumors-- like, I'm done with it.

Sierra, all y'all.

You can go east, west, north, south.

But you got to stay the [bleep] out my business.

This ain't even my [bleep]. I ain't got to argue with her.

- [bleep]. I ain't my [bleep].

- Not--not-- - Choose your words.

Don't touch me, bro. I got no respect for you.

- Don't touch me. I ain't got no respect for you, [bleep].

- No respect for you.

Who the [bleep] are you talking to?

We not going to get down like that.

Nah, bet. Kimmy said I'm a [bleep] at the end of the day.

You're not a [bleep]. You're a woman.

- I'm a woman. You called me a [bleep] though.

- At the end of the day, I was--my mistake.

It was my mistake. - You called me a [bleep].

And I'm a rich one.

Don't forget to put rich in front of [bleep].

- I'm a rich [bleep]. I believe that. I'm solid.

I don't give a [bleep].

I'm [bleep] none of that could you tell [bleep].

- Go on, now.

- You put your hand on me. Don't put your hand on me.

- Look at him. - Look at her.

Look at her.

I can do the same thing that women do.

Look at her. - Look at him.

- Look at her. Look at her.

- This [bleep] really want to fight me.

- I don't want to fight you. I ain't getting invol--

- Who do that?

- Sierra, mind your business.

I mean, these ladies don't understand

what Scrappy going through.

The man is trying to get his life in order.

So you think he want to hear y'all approach him

and tell him what he ain't doing for his kids

or what he ain't doing to his home?

Bruh, these women--

if they don't--they don't form the code against you, bro,

you understand what I'm saying?

Like, it's like, you got to figure out a way, bro,

to get through to them, bro, without--

- Like, for real. He really did the most.

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♪ ♪

- ♪ Drinks in the limo ♪

♪ What you gonna do about that? ♪

♪ Go and dance with the ladies ♪

♪ The stars in the night about to blow ♪

♪ On the big dance floor out back ♪

- All right. You ready? - Mm-hmm.

♪ ♪

- I feel like I look dumb. That's not how it goes.

- No, you don't. You just keep dancing.

Don't--you know what I'm saying?

Just--just focus.

- We're not going to say anything about the product?

- No, we just keep dancing. They don't care.

- [chuckles] - They just want to dance.

- Is that what the TikTok world is about?

- Yeah. - What happened to like--

- Oh, we could try that too. We could try that too.

I don't know any old-school dancers.

That was like 1960 or something.

- 1960? - Yeah.

- 1990. What you talking about?

- Didn't you like, walk with Martin Luther King?

[loud smack] Ow! Yo!

- One thing that's important to me

is making money in my sleep.

So you got to make sure your dance moves are right.

You got to make sure those curls are popping,

little Mendeecees.

And you got to make sure there is Yelle product visible.

You want to go to college, right?

- Oh, whoa. Whoa. Whoa.

- What's up, boo? - What's up?

- Why you come in here like that, with that face?

- Nah, I'm just chilling, man. - What's wrong with you?

- Why you look like that? - 'Cause, 'cause.

No, know after I did that interview today,

that Shannon Sharpe interview,

they took the one thing I said about my mom,

they just took it the wrong way.

It's all over the place.

And my mom called me, of course,

upset, pissed off, and asked me why can I--

how can I say something like that.

- What did you say?

- Shannon Sharpe had asked me about my life

as a drug dealer.

I told about when I put my mom up for collateral.

When you meet someone before they can do a deal,

they want to know where your peoples live.

Because they wanna feel like

you're not going to, like, run off

and you're going to do good business.

And at the time, the closest thing to me was my mom.

What I said in that interview was how

I messed up thinking I was.

And I mention it because I was trying

to make a point as the growth to how I think now

and how messed up things that we do in our environment

to get ahead.

But it seemed like it just hurt her.

- So--so let me just ask you a question.

So overall, you feel like the interview was horrible?

- I don't feel like it was horrible.

I just felt that I wish I could take back

what I said, mentioning her.

Other than that, it-- that's the truth.

What am I going to do?

- You know, the last time my husband decided

to get up on his own and talk about his life,

his mother was so upset.

[dramatic music]

- At a young age, my mom wasn't always there.

It kind of left me and my brothers [bleep] up.

- Oh, [bleep].

- Mama, what the [bleep] is you doing?

- So he really hates digging deep

when it comes to that kind of stuff.

But if he wants to be impactful,

if he wants to be legendary,

you have to be able to live in your truth and get through it.

- I applaud you for even--

no matter how dirty people think your truth is,

you still told your truth, you know?

And it's like, people who live that life would understand.

I never lived that life,

so I don't understand that talk, so--

- Listen, I've been through it,

so you don't have to go through it, right?

- Exactly, yeah. - Because my past ain't pretty.

I went to prison for 5 1/2 years

for a drug conspiracy and drug trafficking.

No one will ever know what it's like

to say goodbye to your wife and kids.

[shakily] I'm going to call you as much as possible.

[somber music]

[sobs softly] I love you, all right?

[sobbing softly]

That was one of the hardest things I ever had to endure.

I'm not going to say and say I live with regrets,

but I also will say, you know,

my past made me who I am today.

It's hard to be vulnerable because,

you know, people don't understand.

I felt like I did the best with the opportunities that I had.

But I'm trying to tell the young men

that still thinking that way, that is another way.

- I could only imagine what's being said on these blogs.

But I know what's here. He knows what's here.

And those are the things that you're

going to have to, you know, live off of.

You can't be walking around like your world is over.

- I'm even upset that it came out, you know,

because my last thing I want to do is keep hurting her.

- Right.

- It's just like we was in a good place.

- Mm-hmm.

- And it felt like this put us back in a horrible place.

And it's hard for us.

We already have a challenging relationship.

I got to figure this out.

You know, I got to go to New York,

try to make this right with her.

If I can make it right with her,

I can figure me out later.

- Yeah.

- I think any time I tell a story from back in the days,

I'm going to hurt my mom

because sometimes the truth is not pretty.

And I accepted it.

I don't believe she accepted it.

- I love you, man. - I love you, too.

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

- Safaree, he was like being a little flirtatious.

- There was like indirect flirtation.

- So you didn't flirt back?

- You know, I know you grew up in an environment

that kids out there was hustling.

But I also want to know that I do put my part in.

I mean-- - Ain't nobody--

Mom, nobody not saying that.

Why you--you don't have to be defensive.

- ♪ On my way to the top, and it ain't no stopping ♪

- ♪ On my way to the top and it ain't no stopping ♪

- ♪ If you're ever lost, I'll find you ♪

♪ I'll find you ♪

♪ Be there in the dark to light you and guide you ♪

[dramatic music]

- I just returned from my performance in Cayman Island.

I feel like I'm back in a spice mode.

But I'm not 100% confident, like,

in my health and where I am.

So I'm now going back to the doctors

to get my stent removed.

Getting the stent removed is like one of my biggest hurdles

to go back to my old self.

I always just remind myself

that you're going to be all right,

just to lighten the energy

that's going in my head and through my mind.

- ♪ This feeling's weighing me down ♪

♪ But I'm still wearing my crown ♪

- This procedure is a lot.

But can somebody go under anesthesia

so much time, though?

That must mess with you somehow.

I don't think nobody can understand the anxiety

that is coming over me.

Six months ago, I was laying in the hospital

thinking that I was going to die,

so I'm very traumatized when it comes down to

any surgery procedure.

I just don't know how healthy I am.

- ♪ This feeling's weighing me down ♪

[tense music]

The doctor just told me that they couldn't remove the stent

because I have another hernia.

Knowing what I went through with my first hernia,

to now find out that I have another hernia,

it's hard to process

knowing that I really could die any minute.

- I have no idea I'm going to handle a new procedure

to do a new surgery again for another hernia,

a procedure to remove my gallbladder,

the procedure knowing I have to remove the stent.

It's so many complications

and so many things that's happening in my life.

I'm just praying to God that he will take this case

because I really can't manage no more.

♪ ♪

[somber hip-hop beat]

♪ ♪

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- ♪ You could be the greatest ♪

♪ You could be the greatest, yeah ♪

♪ And you could be amazing ♪

♪ You could be amazing, yeah ♪

♪ ♪

♪ You can always right your wrongs ♪

♪ You can always be the one to fight on ♪

all: Hi.

- Hi, girl! - [giggles] Hi.

- What's up?

- So I haven't seen the ladies in a while.

And I wanted to reconnect.

And I thought, what better way than to go to a yoga retreat

and have everyone kind of just release?

- This is Amy, Jessica. - I'm a hugger.

- Me too. - You're so beautiful.

- So after hitting it off with Erica Mena in Texas

for South by Southwest...

- Chug it. - Warmer.

It's warmer here. - And I'll chug it.

- She invites me to this spot

with all the ladies to have this kumbaya.

And I'm so excited.

I feel like it's definitely what we need right now.

- It's a way that I feel like you release

what doing things that naturally

feel well for the female body.

Yoga releases you without having

to overly work yourself.

It's more gentle.

- This is right on time for me because I need it.

- I need it too. - I need it.

- Hi. - Oh, sure.

Mrs. Body, herself. - Good to see you.

- Girl. - Hi!

- Being in Atlanta, and hearing so many positive things

about the woman with me going through

all of my health issues,

I just feel like I need to connect myself with them.

- How are you doing? - Hi.

- I'm Amy.

- Hi, Amy. - Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you. - We are in the grass. Yeah.

- That's what I said. - Hi.

- This beautiful lady is going to lead us.

And she's going to do a sound bath for us.

[bell resonating]

[quirky suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

[bell resonating]

♪ ♪

- After all that crazy [bleep] with Scrap,

I need this yoga day.

But I'm walking in and I'm like,

what the [bleep] is going on?

It's giving [bleep] Illuminati--

like, do I be feeling a little weird and awkward?

Yeah. But you know, I'm going to just let Jessica be Jessica.

I mean, what the [bleep]?

[bell resonating]

[chuckling] - [indistinct]

- Welcome. - Oh, hey.

- Hi. - I'm sorry.

- We was doing a-- we was taking a sound bath.

- Oh, [bleep].

[bell resonating]

[resonation intensifying]

- You know, I love Jessica.

But this hippie dong-bong sound...

♪ Dong ♪

♪ Ding ♪

It's not me.

We--didn't have this type of stuff in Harlem.

[bell resonating]

- You guys enjoy your spa day.

- Thank you. - No problem.

- What's next? - I'm bearing drinks, ladies.

Here you guys go. - Oh, thank you.

all: Cheers. - What y'all got two?

- Baby, 'cause it's a lie. - We Geminis.

We got two personalities. - It's two personalities here.

- I got it.

I'm the person who's going through a divorce right now.

- Hi. I made it.

all: Hi. - Hey!

- It took me an airplane to get to this business.

- I love it. I know, right?

- Hey, ladies. - Bam, what's been going on?

- Girl, everything.

She broke the internet. - No.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- This [bleep] was just going in on Bam so bad.

And I just clicked. He was like, she be lying.

I be doing this, I be doing that.

And the only thing I seen was just red.

No lie. - He's just like his mom.

Like, the emotional incest in that family

is absolutely disgusting.

At the end of the day, this family just loves drama.

Like, what mother wants their son

to be out here looking crazy

like her son is looking right now?

- We're going to have Rasheeda and Yandy go first.

And go and relax, ladies. Have a good time.

- The spa experience, your spa experience.

- Enjoy. - Enjoy.

- Enjoy.

[upbeat music]

- Girl, you walked in on a lot.

- I see. God. Dog, I'm like, jeez.

What is going on? Ooh.

- You know what I see in a group of strong women like us?

Like, do y'all feel sometimes like

our requirements are too high?

- Hell, no. It's not high enough.

- It's not high enough. Yeah.

- No, because we haven't set the standard high enough.

- I'm a prime example of what you get

when you don't keep your standards

where they're supposed to be. - Me, too.

- You know, Jasmine had her gender reveal.

And-- - She's pregnant?

- Yeah, she's pregnant. She's having a girl.

- Yay, Grandma Carly.

- Your baby's father was doing some bull[bleep].

- What was your interaction with him?

Because you were there with him before we got there.

- I met him at the gender reveal.

And I kept saying I know your wife.

- And so Rennie felt like he was like being

a little flirtatious.

- I need a woman with like, your personality

and your understanding.

- [chuckles] I'll be your friend.

I'll hold space. - Wow. Thank you.

- There was like indirect flirtation,

but it wasn't anything that I gave.

So I just kind of-- - So you didn't flirt back?

- No.

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

- I really just want to move on.

I'm fragile. And that [bleep] hurts me.

- No, you owe her an apology. - No. No.

She owe me an apology for being in my business

and walking up on me. - Okay.

Y'all both need to hash [bleep] out.

- ♪ On my way to the top, and it ain't no stopping ♪

- ♪ On my way to the top, and it ain't no stopping ♪

[dramatic music]

- What was your interaction with him?

Because you were there with him before we got there.

And so Rennie felt like, he was like,

being a little flirtatious.

- There was like, indirect flirtation.

But it wasn't anything that I gave.

So I just kind of--

- So you didn't flirt back? - No, I would never.

♪ ♪

I said I know your wife because I wanted him to know.

- I'm going to give Jessica the benefit of the doubt.

But at the same time, it's like,

loyalty nowadays is just-- it's not really a thing.

And I've learned that the hard way many times.

- Rennie was like, I think they're flirting.

And I'm like, oh.

- What I was being is, you know,

just having a conversation.

He was the only person there.

- Well, Jessica is very like-- - Sensual.

You just have that energy. - Yeah. You just very--

- I wasn't touching him or anything.

Because you see how strong that man's hands are.

- So do I have strong hands?

- I'm that way with women. - Oh, okay.

- I'm that way with women.

You're not a-- you're not a man.

- Yeah. No, no, no. It's fine. But I just know--

- So you don't think you were flirting a little bit?

- No. - [laughs]

- My love language is physical touch

and words of affirmation.

And everybody says, oh, well Jessica is really flirtatious.

But look, if I'm going to flirt with someone,

it sure as hell wouldn't be Safaree.

- Girl, me and Mendeecees been going through it a little bit.

- What?

I know y'all ain't-- what's going on with y'all?

- I mean, he did this interview with Shannon Sharpe.

And it was an amazing interview where he just

opened up about everything. And my husband, you know--

- Yeah. Oh, he can't--no. - He don't open up.

- No, he doesn't.

- He talked about how he had to give

his mother's address up for collateral when he was

moving weight for somebody. - Mm.

- Every time he puts himself out there

to talk about his past or talk about things

that he's been through, he gets...

- Right, exactly. - Bombarded with so much hate.

And I personally feel like he needs an outlet

or he needs something. - Yeah.

- And I don't know what that outlet is.

I'm trying to be a supportive wife

and really strengthen my husband at this time

and be his backbone.

But it just feels like he is letting the weight

of the world tear him down.

And I don't know how to get him out of this funk.

Judy and Mendeecees still have not spoken

because of the interview.

And now every little thing seems to stress him out.

It's like, he'll have these things built up

he's holding on to, and then he'll have an explosion.

And then it's on me to take care of everything

and be this stand-up mom and a stand-up wife

and a stand-up woman.

- Him and Kirk are like going through the same motion.

With the bistro that's going on with us,

you know, it's always easier for men to be like--

and I'm going to throw Scrappy in the equation too--

that's the reason why he always

trying to throw stones at Bambi...

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- And point the finger. You know what?

They all on some other [bleep]. - Exactly.

- I know I wasn't flirting with Safaree.

And I'm also still healing from my ex.

And we spoke about-- we spoke about Nick.

Safaree also pushed me into telling him who my ex was.

I don't hardly ever talk about it because I have anxiety.

I'm dealing with anxiety. I'm dealing with major [bleep].

And this is something that,

when you're dealing with a powerful man,

and I had my own power--

- You should still speak your truth, brother.

He's powerful in that. - No, no, no.

You have to understand this from my perspective.

It's not about him.

It's not about anything besides just what I'm feeling

and in this moment in my life.

I have always kept things really

under the belt between us.

And I've always been very politically correct

while going through a [bleep] load of trauma

behind the scenes.

I feel completely misunderstood.

And to be honest with you,

it's bringing up a bunch of bull[bleep].

But nobody knows what's going on.

I really just want to move on.

I'm fragile. And that [bleep] hurts me.

[shakily] He does a good job at making sure

that he says nothing and it looks like I'm the one

that's fixating on something

that I haven't been able to release.

And I haven't had public freedom.

And I don't think I ever will.

But I'm trying my hardest in my natural life

to heal privately.

- It's okay.

- And I feel like that's very genuine.

- When you're in love with a man

and you're on that roller-coaster that he has on,

it's not easy.

I'm still going through it, you know?

- Hi, ladies.

We have oxygen and stretch ready for you guys.

- All you ladies can go and pick whatever

spa treatment you want. - Thank you.

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- Give me a second, give me a second.

- Fell out already. - I mean, oh, God.

See, it come with a happy ending, child.

- Mm.

- [laughs]

- So Amy, how Atlanta been treating you?

- Girl, so far so good, besides these sorry men.

I'm coming out of a almost six-year relationship.

I just felt like I was carrying a heavier load.

I'm a traditional girl. I'm all for 50/50.

Like, at this point, I don't want 50/50 no more.

- I want 90/10. - I want 90/10.

But let me tell you, I'd take 75/25.

- Yeah.

- Him 75, me 25. - 25.

- I think there's never a real balance.

Some days it's 90/10. Some days it's 50/50.

There's always a variation in the relationship

with who's going through what.

So walking into a relationship saying,

I'm going to need 90/10, it's unrealistic.

- Right.

- It's unrealistic. - Yeah.

- And that's not a relationship.

- That's not a relationship. - That's a situationship.

Like, he's there to get you situated.

- Yeah.

- Yandy, what you know about a situationship?

[laughs] You need a situationship.

- I do. [laughter]

- I do, too. - I need a situationship.

- Lavender is good for calming.

- Definitely been a lot calmer lately.

I'm just exhausted. - You're working so much, babe.

- I'm working so much.

And then I just finished "Stepmother."

And then I have the surgery coming up, as well.

- What surgery?

- I have fibroids that I have to get taken care of

once and for all. - Oh, my God.

I have fibroids too.

I was just in the hospital because they erupted.

That's where my--my stomach is all swollen.

Like, I have to go in-- in the next couple of weeks

to get mine removed as well. - Really?

- This has been crippling.

- I would have never thought she was

going through fibroid thing.

It wasn't until I was told I had fibroids that now,

all of a sudden, I'm hearing so much about it.

Us as women, like, we don't realize the amount of stuff

we can relate to each other on.

- So with the fibroids, it, like,

sends a chemical like,

disruption to my whole entire body every single month.

And it wouldn't normally be this painful,

but after my last miscarriage last year...

- Uh-huh.

- It kind of offset my cycle to being bad again.

- Mm-hmm. - Mm, wow.

- So I have to do something or I'm going to [bleep]

just remove everything and go on about my business

and never have children. - Oh, no, you can't do that.

- No, don't do that.

You want to still give yourself the opportunity.

- I don't feel like myself. I'm not myself.

I'm sick and I'm tired.

I just want to physically feel better.

And my body can't deal with what it has been dealing with.

My surgery cannot come fast enough.

- I'm in my soft feminine woman era.

- You do that. - Yay!

- I love this. - Let's go.

So Jess, I needed this.

And I'm happy that you're enjoying yourself in Atlanta.

And be mindful that your sexiness out here

can come across as flirting. - Oh, my God, Erica.

- Oh, baby don't you worry about that, honey.

- If anything, I'll flirt with you.

[laughter]

[dramatic music]

- ♪ Swerving through the city where I'm from ♪

♪ Putting on because they're saying get low ♪

♪ Yeah, a lot of grind with the struggle ♪

♪ keep your mind on your focus and your vibe on high, dog ♪

♪ What goes around do come around ♪

♪ ♪

- Oh, what's up, mom? - What's up, baby?

- What's good?

How you doing? - I'm okay.

- All right. Have a seat. - Thank you.

- I'm in New York to apologize to my mom because,

you know, we don't have the best relationship, right?

But I do love my mom dearly.

My mother don't want to hear the past because it probably

remind her of some of the hard times

that she had in her life.

But I have to make sure that she understand that, you know,

I never intended to hurt her.

- What's going on? How are you feeling?

- I'm good.

Yeah, I came to New York to talk to you.

You know, what's been going on with the internet

and the craziness and the madness

that you're receiving with something I said.

- Well, I was kind of hurt when I heard it.

And I know that you didn't intentionally want to hurt me.

But just to hear it and--and was shocked.

It really hurt me to hear that you had to put up your mother.

- When you say put up your mother, right,

we're talking over 20-something years ago.

All I wanted was a chance of pushing my family forward.

- You know, I know you grew up in an environment

that kids out there was hustling,

had cars, and had this, had that.

I looked out the window when I had four kids

and I wanted to be out there with those things as well.

I wanted to have the best for my kids.

I wanted to have the best of things.

- It's never was about me.

How many people I helped in-- in our family?

How many people I helped?

It was to benefit us, not just me, us.

Us.

You know, I was a hustler.

Not a robber, not a thief, not a killer.

You know, I had to hustle for everything that I got

because I want to see,

you know, my mom have a better life.

Do you have any one else other than me that you can call on

and that's going to make sure that you good?

- No, I call you. - Okay, that's it.

That's it. That's all you ask.

- I also want to know that I do put my part in.

I mean, I--

- Ain't nobody--Ma, nobody-- I'm not saying that.

Why you--you don't have to be defensive.

- Just the past, the way things come across out here--

- Stop worrying about the past. I mean, the past is the past.

My mom shut me down for telling my truth.

I think, you know, she doesn't want

to relive that time in her life

and she just want to move forward and focus on that.

But if we don't talk about it, then we don't heal

and understanding why things are the way they are now.

- I feel like my son got me.

- I always got you. You knew that.

This not nothing you didn't know.

I got you.

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

- I'm happy, I'm-- - Stop bull[bleep] me around.

What's wrong? - I'm not well.

I feel like I'm going to die early.

- He wasn't just in your face.

You was--y'all both was in each other's face.

- But he's a man.

- And listen, I'm not your knight in shining armor.

- ♪ On my way to the top, and it ain't no stopping ♪

- ♪ On my way to the top, and it ain't no stopping ♪

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Yo, yo, yo. Testing, one, two, three.

I need the men on one side, the women on one side.

And if you don't know what you is, stand in the middle.

I'm here at my "Appreciate Me" video shoot.

This is my first video shoot of 2023,

so I'm super excited about it.

And I hope everything go well.

Holy [bleep], ladies and gentlemen, the beautiful,

the gorgeous... - Oh, my God.

- The talented, make some noise Erica Banks,

ladies and gentlemen. - So crazy. Oh, my God.

You are crazy. - Man, you look good.

Let me feel you. - Oh, God.

- Oh, my God. You feel so good.

- Why are you so warm like that?

I mean, everybody want to know what me and Khaotic doing.

You know, it ain't nothing crazy.

We kind of just scratching the surface a little bit.

And you know, he getting to know me.

- ♪ I wanna buy you a watch ♪

♪ Cause I don't want to waste your time ♪

- Mm.

- ♪ Hey, hey ♪

♪ You look good, good girl ♪

♪ Girl ♪

- Come on, Erica. Your turn.

Turn it up! Hey! [all cheering]

♪ ♪

- Get your-- - Let's go.

- Okay. All right.

All right.

Put me down, boy. [giggles]

Put me down. Khaotic!

- Me walking up and seeing Khaotic hugging Erica Banks

up in the air like they are [bleep] in a porn video,

I do believe she may be busting it wide open.

I see what's going on, sis.

But I'm going to let this play out.

We're definitely not sharing,

so I'm going to let you have that for now.

- Oh! Oh!

- Hey. Hey.

Hey, where's the microphone? - [laughing]

- Hello, ladies and gents.

We got the beautiful, gorgeous superstar

from Detroit, Amy Luciano!

[cheers and applause]

And she here to learn to dance.

So we got to teach her to dance.

Erica done got to dance. We got to teach--

- You said I was the main video girl.

And I wasn't going to be out here too long.

- Oh, let me tell y'all something.

You are the main video girl. - Okay.

- Just as well as you are the main video girl.

- So Khaotic calls me a week before the video

and he assured me I will be the only girl in the video.

I'm not going to lie.

I'm sitting here looking at him like,

you definitely bamboozled me to come.

- Let's go. Buy you a watch. - For real, look.

I'm going to buy you a watch.

- ♪ 'Cause I don't waste your time ♪

Look at the time.

Hold on, let me show you what you do.

Come on. Show her what to do.

Come on. - Move, boy.

Ooh. [laughter]

- So Khaotic asked me to be in his video shoot.

And I just want to show up and be petty,

'cause it's like, you let me go through

all that [bleep] other day,

let this man jump all in my face.

So while you're saying that you appreciate women,

you don't appreciate women at all.

Because if you are a real man,

you would have jumped in between me and Scrap

and broke that whole situation up.

I'm trying to see what I'm supposed to be

doing in the video shoot.

Hey, Erica. - Hey.

- Hey, Amy.

I didn't even know y'all was going to be here.

- Yeah. - Khaotic!

all: Hey!

- See, [bleep], this is not giving princess treatment.

- Okay, so come on. Let's sit down and talk about it.

- Khaotic, please get your life.

- I don't really not coming here just for your friends.

- No, there's no way to embarrass.

Come on, let's go. - It is.

- I invited Sierra to come and feel appreciated.

And she's feeling the opposite.

Like, why are you come in here to [bleep] up the vibe?

What I do to you?

- Let's get to the real point.

- Okay, let's get to the point. So the point with you--

Scrappy came for you--

- Disrespected me-- - Yeah, no.

- Called me a [bleep]. - No, I understand that.

- Jumped in my face and pushed me.

[overlapping chatter] - Look at him.

- First of all--

- And you stood right beside me.

- First--first of all--

- As a man, that says that you want to feel appreci--

all this [bleep]? I didn't feel appreciated.

- Can I? Can I talk?

- I got between them several times to try to stop Scrappy

and to try to stop her.

- Look at him. - Look at her.

Look at her.

- This [bleep] really want to fight me.

- I don't want to fight you.

I ain't did nothing about fight you.

- Who do that?

- And I'm not finna risk my life or my freedom

over somebody that don't want to listen to me.

So here's my response.

Like I said, several times I asked Scrappy,

bro, chill. Several times.

It was even one time I was standing in between you and him

to get each other out of each other face.

He wasn't just in your face.

You was in--y'all both was in each other's face.

- But he's a man-- - And he was dead wrong.

- And so another man should have been

able to put hands on him and tell him

to get the [bleep] out of--

- Listen, I'm not your knight in shining armor.

[dramatic music]

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

- That's like saying pull a lion off of a wildebeest.

It was a lot of people there. Why is it all about Khaotic?

- I'm not doing good. I have another hernia.

- Are you serious?

- It's bigger than the first time.

- ♪ On my way to the top, and it ain't no stopping ♪

- ♪ On my way to the top, and it ain't no stopping ♪

[dramatic music]

- Y'all both was in each other face.

- But he's a man. - And he was dead wrong.

- And so another man should have been

able to put hands on him and tell

him to get the [bleep] out--

- Listen, I'm not your knight in shining armor.

♪ ♪

- Khaotic just sat here and said

"I'm not your knight in shining armor."

Basically, what he was saying is,

"Because I'm not [bleep] you,

then it's not my place to take up for you."

- This is between Scrappy and Bambi.

- Oh, wow. Oh, wow. - I didn't see him push you.

I told Sierra, "Hey, Sierra, stop.

Hey, Scrappy, stop." Nobody listened to me.

So what do you want me to do?

You were not minding your business.

You is arguing with somebody else

about his life with his wife and his children.

Sometimes you have to sit to the side

and allow your friend, Bambi,

to take care of her business with her man.

- What about calling me a [bleep]

and saying I'm a [bleep]? How did you feel about that?

- I didn't hear him say you a [bleep].

- Oh, wow. - I don't know what I heard.

- We all look beautiful and I don't got time for this.

I just wanted to tell you how I felt you were wrong.

And I see you got a lot of mains, so it's nothing for me,

you know what I'm saying? - Yeah.

- So enjoy. Have a good day. - But I ain't.

I think probably how she's feeling

is like, just as a woman,

she probably wanted somebody to stop it.

- It was several men that was there

that could have stopped that.

So I don't know why y'all coming at me.

- All I'm saying from a female perspective

is probably to de-escalate and pull him off.

- That's like saying pull a lion off of a wildebeest.

It was a lot of people there. Why is it all about Khaotic?

Y'all must be attracted to me or something.

- Okay. - Probably being attracted.

- No, we're not.

- No, y'all are doing that to me.

- And we're so not attracted that, Erica,

I ain't even being funny.

This is your video. Bye, girl. Have fun.

- All right.

Khaotic plays too many games.

He air [bleep] his girl right in front of me.

And I'm not worried about this "princess treatment"

and appreciate me fake [bleep] he's giving me.

And I'm out the video.

- All right, we going to cue the music.

- We tired.

- There you go. [laughter]

- Energy, man. There you go.

all: ♪ You look good, good girl ♪

♪ I want to feel appreciated ♪ [laughter]

- Yeah! [laughter]

- What's up, man? - Hey.

- What's up, my brother? - Man, I'm cooling.

Man, I see you doing your thing.

- Listen, I need to talk to you.

You need to come over here.

No, you need to come talk to me now.

Let's go. - What's going on, though?

- No.

- Man, so I pull up to Khaotic video shoot.

And it's just for real, for real, to support homie.

And all of a sudden,

he snapped me to the side already.

Like, I'm like,

"What the hell Khaotic gotta tell me, like, this fast?

I just got here."

- Bro, you don't know what just went down, bro.

- What went down?

- Sierra just pulled up in the big boys truck,

bounced out, and gave me the business, bro.

- All right, listen, man-- - I'm talking about--

no, no, no, she gave me the business, bro.

She said, "Oh, you 'posed to be giving

"women princess treatment.

"You 'posed to be protecting women.

"But you left me for dead.

You let Scrappy call me a [bleep]."

- I didn't even call her no bitch.

- You let Scrappy--no, I--can I--let me tell you, man.

I let you push her.

- When did I push her?

- Go head over there [bleep].

- I didn't stop you.

I did not stop you. - Stop me from what?

She's trying to act like a victim,

like somebody was trying to hurt her.

I ain't did nothing to Sierra but defend myself

when she put her hand in my face, put her hand on me.

You speaking crazy to me, I'ma speak crazy to you.

If I gotta move him out of my way to get out my face,

I would do that, too, you know what I'm saying?

Show me respect, I show you respect.

- You as a--first of all, you a big [bleep].

- I'm not a big [bleep]. - You is big.

Come on, man, we be in the gym together, [bleep].

You be pumping that [bleep] now.

We could do like this.

And they saying you come just this right here,

look like, "Oh, he--he act like he about to hit me."

- First of all, girl-- - And you know you not.

So Scrappy denies everything that happened.

"I didn't do this. I didn't do that.

I didn't do that."

But bro, you were wrong.

- It was Scrap say.

Scrap say you--you get the same energy you put out.

So you come to somebody's face screaming,

a motherfucker gon' scream back.

I feel like Sierra in the wrong.

She came to start [bleep] with me

and to be in my business.

So hell, yeah, I'ma stand up like a king,

you know what I'm saying, and tell him

to get the [bleep] on.

As long as I ain't putting

no paws on no women, man,

that's--that's--I feel like I'm good to defend myself.

- They ain't got nothing to do with my life, cuz,

and you trying to tell-- you cussing me up, man.

- But Scrap, you [bleep]-- you owe the apology.

- No. No. She owe me an apology

for being in my business and walking up on me.

- Okay, y'all both need to hash [bleep] out.

Can you talk to her without matching her energy?

'Cause that what we gotta do, Scrap.

We the men, We gotta accept

the "You know what? I'm sorry, Sierra.

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

- What's wrong with you?

Wait, what's wrong with your face?

[gasps]

- ♪ My way to the top, it ain't no stopping ♪

- ♪ My way to the top, and it ain't no stopping ♪

- ♪ Let's go ♪

♪ That's money that we makin' ♪

♪ Makin' makin' makin' ♪

♪ We don't get respect, we take it ♪

♪ Take it take it ♪

♪ Screaming oh, my God, we made it ♪

♪ Yeah, I think we made it ♪

♪ ♪

- Oh, hey. - Well, hello there.

You are the cutest server I've ever seen.

- Thank you!

Can you put this on the table in the back, please?

- What are you doing?

- Hey, mama. - Looking cute.

- You know, just working.

How are you feeling? - I'm good.

How are you?

- You know, some days, I'm the waiter.

Some days, I'm on kitchen patrol.

- Tell me about it. - Making crepes.

Other days, I'm sweeping floors.

- What? - Girl, you know--

- Have you had the days where the toilet is clogged up

and you need to stick your hand in?

- Girl, I had that day.

That's the one day I don't want to ever have.

Not with a-- - Hey!

You look so darling! - Hi!

- Which way do I go?

- To the middle.

- Hi, honeybuns.

- So I haven't seen Yandy or Rasheeda for a long while.

And to be honest, I've been going through a lot.

And I just need some girls

to kind of cheer me up a little bit,

catch up with them real quick.

What's up with you guys?

- We went to a event a couple of days before.

And it was a PR event.

I went to the bar for five seconds.

I turned around, and I saw Erica Mena,

who was on top of the thing right here,

screaming at Scrappy, going crazy on him.

- Erica? - So--yes, baby.

All I heard from the bar was, "Don't mention my kids!"

And I saw Momma Dee jump from her on inside.

Sierra was telling me that Momma Dee told her

Scrappy got Diamond pregnant.

- [gasps] What?

- No, we don't know how true it is.

- No. - No.

- Of course it is.

Diamond is pregnant? - I don't know.

No. I don't know.

I don't know. That's not from my mouth.

That's from Momma Dee's mouth. - Right.

So...

- Don't do that.

- No, but seriously, how you been, Spice?

- No, I'm grateful.

I'm happy. I'm...

- Stop [bleep] around. What's wrong?

- It's all over your face. - Mm-hmm.

- I'm not well.

I'm not doing good.

[sighs] I have another hernia.

- Are you serious?

- It's bigger than the first time.

- How are you keep getting these hernias?

- I think this one is caused

because they opened my chest up

and they didn't sew me back.

So now I'm left with a big hole in my stomach.

- Oh, my God.

It's always something. - Jesus, Spice.

- I feel like I'm gonna die early.

- Don't say that. - Please.

- Don't say that.

- I hate to hear that Spice has another hernia.

She has to think optimistically.

She will get through this.

You cannot talk like that.

- Please don't say that. Give me some love.

- It's just the truth. - Don't say that, Spice.

You can't say that.

- It's the truth. It's how I feel.

- You can't say that kind of stuff.

You're not. - All this stuff

that you don't come through, that we don't come through--

- I don't know, sometimes-- - Spice.

- I feel like-- [phone chimes]

Look at God.

- The baby daddy? - Shut up.

- No.

My daughter called me. - Oh.

- Wow.

- Let me just answer her real quick and just say hi

'cause, you know, they're in Jamaica, so...

I was just answering you to tell you

that I'ma call you right back.

I'm actually here with aunties, but I want--

[gasps]

What's wrong with you?

Wait, what's wrong with your face?

What's wrong? Let me see.

Let me see.

I'm getting a flight. I'm coming--

what's wrong with your eyes?

Are you--are you having any difficulty breathing?

- I feel like me gonna pass out.

I gotta go, guys.

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

- Every day is something else.

I don't know if her mouth is about to close up

and then she'll go can't breathe.

I'm just in panic mode right now.

Like, I don't even know what to do.

I'm just trying to rush to get a flight.

Like, I don't even know how to think.

I don't know how to react.

Like, every mother can understand.

Only a mother can relate.

Can you please take her to the hospital for me

or something, or the doctor?

Where's the driver?

Please.

Oh, my God. Every day something else.

Oh, my God.

[breathes raggedly]

[dramatic music]

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

- If you pushed a little more buttons,

then we can make our grand opening date.

I need my business partner to handle her business.

We're losing money.

- Come on, Kirk. It takes both of us

to make this [bleep] boat rock.

- I'm just interested to know,

what are your thoughts on Bambi as a stepmom?

- I don't care for her. I never have.

- If ten people say you a ho, you a ho.

If ten people say you stole a song, you're a thief.

- Bitch gonna sit in my face

and cut me no slide and say all this extra [bleep].

- You don't write songs. You a slide.

I write them all, [bleep].

- This is not going the way I wanted it to go.