All language subtitles for The Real Housewives of Atlanta – S8E11

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I'm in my city.

I'm home.

I heard you guys are opening a
restaurant. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. Don't think that you're going to
just throw this up and not have to be

involved. I'm just saying.

They're not having one baby. They're
having two.

We have to be careful about labeling.
Labeling our boys in particular because

they are already endangered species.

This is my mom's house.

What?

Kenya, I want to speak to you.

Where's Aunt Lori?

Anybody?

Only God can judge me, and he seemed
quite impressed.

I'm about to give you life, so stay out
of my way.

Seasons may change, but Cynthia Bailey
never goes out of style.

I'm a hit maker, and this year I will
reveal the best one.

Don't come for me unless I twirl for
you.

Faith, family, and career, those are the
facts of my life.

Aiden, we got to start packing for
Washington, D .C. Are you going to help

pack? I am going to pack with my own
suitcase.

So which suitcase are you wanting to
take?

The boys and I are going to D .C. this
weekend to support the 20th anniversary

of the Million Man March.

I want my sons to know what happens when
people come together to hopefully

affect and influence change.

This is not a suitcase.

That won't make it on the plane.

Boy, you are too silly.

We should take a pan.

It can come in handy.

We're going to go on a march and meet
some people that's going to talk about

you can become a big, strong leader.

I'm also meeting with some very powerful
politicians who support my

organization, Save Our Sons. I thank God
that he gave me the vision to do this.

I know it's a struggle that needs to be
heard and addressed.

And the change begins with us.

Are you passing gas?

You are so gross.

Come over here so we can call. Come on.
Come on. Hello? Hey, Kim, it's Phaedra.

How you doing? Oh, honey, how are you?
We are getting packed for D .C. I'm

excited that y 'all can attend the
Million Man March with us. We're super

excited over here. I invited Sheree and
Kim because they're mothers to African

-American sons, and I invited Portia to
share this momentous occasion with them.

Sounds like the ultimate play date, and
you know the boys would love to hang out

with your boys.

Chris has work.

So I'm traveling by myself with the
kids. I'm excited about having Sebastian

show them the monuments that he's been
studying, the Million Man March

anniversary. I think overall it's just
going to be a really good trip.

Hold on. Let me take this call.

Okay, honey. I'll talk to you later.

Hello? You have a pre -paid call. This
is your day call. You are not charged

this call.

What call is it from?

I can't wait to see who the baby's going
to look like.

If it's a boy, I do not want my son
wearing open -toed sandals.

Or the closed ones. You know the ones
the old men start wearing?

Okay. What are your rules about your
daughter? No perms or pressing the hair

early. I don't even like doing the
weave. See, when I was in middle school,

my mom let me experiment with my hair,
too. I had the stags, I had the crimps.

I was serious about my hair.

This is what I hate about men. They'll
talk about, oh, you know, why y 'all do

this. But then you get with a woman who
has all the weave and all the makeup,

and whether you like it or you don't.

You ready for a restaurant?

I think it might be a good look for it.

That's a lot of work.

I got a dope vision for it.

We have our little family spot.

It's like the old lady gang.

Candy has this book of recipes.

Some of them are Aunt Bertha's, some of
them are Aunt Nora's. So my thought was

like, hey, why not open a restaurant and
let's share the recipes with the world?

But when you plan on talking to the
family about it... The best place to

them is at your mom's house. Let's get
everybody over there.

We just let them hear it. And you expect
them to just be like, yeah, okay.

Yeah, I do, because it's a good idea.

There are a couple of things that make
me hesitant about the whole restaurant

idea. The main one being we got a new
baby on the way, and he has this great

idea about the OLGs, but he hasn't
talked to the OLGs about it.

My aunts, they're amazing cooks.

They're at an age where I don't want
them to have to do that every day. We'll

get a chef, a few chefs. All I want from
them is to start with the recipe, get

cute, come, shake hands, take pictures,
hug babies, and chill out.

Oh, yeah, that's going to be right.

Oh, no.

This has to wrap around the outside.
That's how you get leaks on the seal.

My GC said it would be done, and as you
can see, it's not done.

I've been away for a few weeks from my
house to focus on the family reunion,

nothing is getting done.

Have you seen anybody else today?

No, ma 'am. My original timeline in
completing my house in three to four

is a little delayed. But I'm here, and I
am trying to race to the finish.

Come on up, Cyn.

Where's the door?

One second. I'm going to come get you.
OK.

Oh, my God.

Oh,

Lord. I wanted to check on my girl, but,
honey, I do need to leave here in one

piece. Hi. Hi, girl.

Can you tell me why you're having to get
a hire?

I should have been in my overalls. Shut
up, girl.

It's coming along.

You sure about that?

I bet. Because I can see you sitting up
here with an air mattress, honey, and a

little hot plate. I'm going to give you
three more months to work on the tab

before I come spend the night.

How was the reunion, girl? How was the
family reunion? It was awesome.

My dad and I are closer than we've
probably ever been in my entire life.

Wow. He was really just everything I
needed him to be. Did you see your mom?

you talk to her?

I was on my way to the family reunion,
and I said, I have to do something.

So I went to her house.

Oh, my god.

Hello?

It's Kenya. I want to speak to you.

That's a waste of time. Nobody answered.

And then I heard someone say,

Don't open the door. Then I heard the
lock, lock.

That's what it was.

Oh my God.

Apparently she called Lori at the
reunion.

And when I got there, they told me that
she left.

So Lori left?

Yeah. Because I went over to my mother's
house. You don't even have anything to

say and you want to be upset because I
knocked on her door?

So what? I would have like kicked the
window open and climbed through like.

Face me. Look at me in my face and tell
me you hate me. Don't ever try to reach

out to you ever again.

And that would be enough for me.

It's really heartbreaking to hear my
friend go through so much pain. It kind

reminds me of the breakdown that Nene
had when she spoke about her

with her mom.

You're not a superhero.

You're a woman, you're a person, just
like we are.

As a mother, I just cannot imagine not
owning that Noel is my child.

don't don't worry about all that i love
you cynthia having the reaction

that i would just hope my family had
that's how they should have felt i'm

i just i just can't i can't i am very
upset and i don't want to upset you so i

think i should go I have not spoken to
my Aunt Lori since I've returned home

from Detroit.

So to have tension with her right now is
really breaking my heart because I

don't want to lose my aunt.

Now you see why I love Noelle so much.

I know.

Hello?

Aiden's right here. Hold on.

Nothing. Nothing?

What's Dylan doing?

He's at school.

You want to tell him what we're doing?
We're going somewhere special.

Washington, D .C.

Make sure you take some pictures, okay?

Okay. Remember we talked last time.
Mommy said that you wasn't being haved

school. He had a wonderful day
yesterday, and he got two stickers.

Uh -huh. You got to keep that up, okay?

Okay. Not always are you going to get
stickers, you know. I know. It's

for you to do good.

I don't like getting bad reports on you.

You hear me?

Yes, ma 'am.

Yes, sir.

Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

You don't want me to get on you, do you?
No.

You know you can't handle me.

I can't.

Aiden's always excited to hear from his
father, and I try to maintain that

relationship by allowing them to speak
as often as possible.

I'll be home soon, all right?

Okay. I miss you, baby.

I miss you, too.

Oh, we lost him. Parenting you can do
while being incarcerated.

Are you excited about the trip? No.

What? Are you excited about the trip?
Yes or no? Are you excited about the

Coming up next.

That's my mother.

I have every right to go to her door and
knock on her door. I don't think you

do.

Where's the president?

Are you the president?

Yes.

All right, let me go in here. We got to
go get dressed. I'll just finish the

rest of my makeup right quick.

Traveling as a single mom, you need a
team. So I brought my top team players

help me navigate D .C.

gracefully. You want to come pick out
what you want to wear?

Come on, let's go.

Quincy, take Patsy out. Come on, Quincy.

Waffles!

out to eat waffles.

We got into D .C. very, very late, and
Chris and I are very hands -on in our

parenting style. There's no staff,
there's no nanny, and that's, you know,

choice. We wouldn't have it any other
way.

Hey, 20 ,000 black boys to college. Oh,
wow. I'm super excited to meet it. One

of my good friends at the White House
introduced me to Congresswoman Wilson

because her organization, 5 ,000 Role
Models of Excellence, is the inspiration

for the organization that I started,
Save Our Sons.

I'm super excited to meet her. She's,
like, brilliant.

All right, well, let me check on these
boys, because we are, like, got to move.

Y 'all, you know we running late. Come
on, tell Aiden to get dressed.

This is like a school bus, right? All
right.

This is my seat.

Hey, pretty.

I feel honored and blessed to be here to
support Phaedra and stand up for all

the issues in the African -American
community.

Plus, I am ready to get my march on, get
my Olivia Pope on.

Hey, girl.

I'm so happy you could make it. Kyra's
coming, too.

Oh, man. That's so cute. So this is a
great experience for you. I just knew

I had to bring my son, Kyra. He's flying
in tomorrow.

This is something that I know that we
have to experience together.

Where's Kim?

So some of these people that you will
meet, I've actually known since I was a

little girl. That's how long some of
them have been serving.

Okay. When you are an elected official,
you are a little bit better for

everyone.

Right.

So Kim, are you ready?

You know what? I'm going to leave
another car for you because we're

late. So you can meet us there, but I
have got to get there.

I'll see you in a moment. Over and out.

The revolution cannot wait on Miss
Tootie today.

Welcome to Congress. Thank you so much
for having us.

Ooh, fancy, isn't it, Aiden? Wow. So
this is the Cannon House office

Okay, now that's a lot of people.

And then this is our office right here.

Look at you.

Oh, man.

Look at this hat. I know.

She has everything.

Yes,

Congresswoman Wilson, I am living for
this flaming Uncle Sam.

We've got one person we're waiting for.
Let's go.

Hello, this is Mr. President.

No, this is the Prince.

This is the Prince. That's the
President.

Lord, I didn't have any coffee. Hi, Mr.
President.

Hi, how are you?

Hi, everybody.

Hi. This is Kim Fields.

Oh, Mr. Toto.

This is the new class. See those boys in
the middle? That's the class of 2015.

They're in college now.

Wow, that is really something after just
one idea to change all those lives.

My foundation that I'm in the process of
starting Saving Our Sons is a pattern

after yours to mentor young men so
everyone's empowered.

But I really need a mentor like you that
has already done it.

So if I could pick your brain, it would
just help me tremendously.

Well, you can depend on me, and this is
a great partnership.

I'm not going to let these boys down.

This is the beginning, you know, because
men are the ones who lead these

households. Being here today really
reminds me of my grandfather's legacy.

I want to figure out what it is I can
do. These programs that you and Phaedra

have is really, really powerful.

I want to be a person to step in and try
to make a change as well.

You almost made me say the Michael
Jackson lyric.

I want to see the man in the mirror.

You're going to talk about African
-American boys, you have to have a lot

courage. Because people really do not
like African -American boys.

They're stereotypes, and they do not
have high expectations

for them. One little boy said to me one
day, Ms. Wilson, where is the jail

for white people?

Lord Jesus.

Excuse me, I'm so sorry.

Did Kim just give the congresswoman the
church finger like it's offering time?

Girl, where you going?

Come sit in my lap. You want to sit in
my lap? Oh, no, we're just going to have

a little talk.

Have a little Jesus moment right quick.

There were just some concepts that we
were discussing that are a little more

grown up for what Daddy and I want to
expose you to. Right now, Phaedra and I

have very different responsibilities as
filters for our kids because Dylan and

Aiden, their understanding of some of
the conversation isn't the same as what

Sebastian is understanding as an 8 1⁄2
-year -old. You know, we have issues in

our own community. We can't just blame
everything on the larger community.

I don't have the luxury of sugarcoating
reality with my sons, and I don't think

that it's the smartest thing to do.

There have been a lot of people over the
course of time that have been treated

unfairly because of the color of their
skin, okay?

When you do what you do to be the best
you that you can be in the way that

you're being raised, you guys will be
able to make a difference too, okay?

I know it's nap time.

Sleepy boy.

Hey. Hi.

Come on in.

Sorry about dropping in unannounced.

How are you? I'm good. How are you? I'm
okay.

You want something to drink?

Nah. Well, maybe on second thought, I
might need a little bit.

I'll second that, please.

So what brings you guys by?

It's nice to see you, since I didn't get
to say goodbye to you in Detroit.

Well, we wanted to talk to you about
something.

Okay. Well, you want to sit down? Yeah,
have a seat.

I wanted to say some things to you that
are

rather difficult for me to say.

As you know, you and I have not really
talked about you and your mom.

I never wanted to be in the middle. I
just want to make it really clear to you

first that...

I love you very much, but I think you
also have to realize that I love my

too.

I don't judge her.

She was a young girl when she found
herself pregnant, and I think personally

had every right to give up her child.

When I was three days old, my mother
gave me away to my dad's mom to raise

And I was with her until I left Detroit.
I don't think you've ever taken the

time to look at the other side.

Okay, well, I appreciate you saying
that, but I'm not judging her for

not to keep her child.

What I've always had the problem with is
the way she treated me when I did come

back into her life. The things that she
has said to my face, to your mother.

I'm not going to get into a pissing
match with you, but enough is enough,

Coming up next.

God, I love you!

Did I just walk into the Twilight Zone?

Are you mad at me? I'm not mad at you.
I'm mad at the situation. This is not

kids.

I'm not going to get into a pissing
match with you, but enough is enough,

I've seen my mother my entire life at
family functions, at Christmases, at

Thanksgiving. But she always talked to
everyone in the room except for me. Let

it go. I hear what you're saying. And
you haven't let it go. You have not.

So in her mind, I did not exist. That is
how I've lived my entire life.

And her family has always treated the
situation in a very dysfunctional way.

chose... To leave the reunion because
of, from what I heard, you were upset.

And that made me go, well, why would she
leave? Well, okay, let's stop there.

I'll tell you exactly why I left. My
sister was in her home alone when

occurred that really upset her. And they
called and said, can you please tell

Kenya to stop?

I personally didn't think that was
called for. She hasn't bothered you.

After all these years out of the blue,
you just go and go bam on her door?

All I wanted was to have a conversation.
But do you think you could have... Her

door, knock on her door. I don't think
you do.

I do, and I did.

Knock on her door. I did not use the
word wrong.

You're arguing about syntax right now.
It put me in a bad situation is all I'm

saying. I'm sorry they put you in a
situation, Lori. Don't you think that's

reason why the family never talked about
it?

because it was a sensitive situation.

I'm not going to live my life with a
damn elephant in the room.

I'm not going to have a child sitting
there in my house and her mother is

ignoring her and pretending like she's
not there. I'm not going to do that.

But you don't know what people did.
Nobody should do that. You don't know. I

there. How are you going to tell me I
don't know?

Are you serious? You need to calm down.

When you weren't around, you don't know
what we said to her.

No, I don't. So how can you make that
kind of statement?

I only want us to jump on her. She's
just like you. Jump on her and say,

to her.

That was not our place.

I feel differently.

My point to you is, it doesn't matter
what happens.

It's time to let go.

Move on with your life.

After I left her house, it was like this
dark cloud blew away over my head.

And I think that had you been there, you
would have been able to really feel a

sense of relief that I got what I
needed.

It's a bad situation, but we're here for
you. We love you.

Nothing's going to change that.

So she doesn't want to be your mother.

That's a missed opportunity for her.

You want a mother? I've been sharing my
mother with you forever. You can have

her.

Thanks, Jay.

All of these years, I have begged, I
have pleaded, I have prayed to have my

mother in my life.

And that will never happen.

Bring it in, bring it in, bring it in.

But the beauty is I've reconnected with
my father. And I have the family that's

in front of me, the friends that love
me.

I really feel like this is a new
beginning.

I love you. I love you, too. I really
do.

All right, ladies, we are at our next
function.

Oh, come on.

In order to take Save Our Sons to the
next level, I've garnered a lot of

from members of Congress. So I put
together a luncheon so that I can thank

Come on, Sebastian.

Woo! Come on, babies.

I can't believe I have to be on this
stupid trip.

Oh, wow. Look at this pretty yard.

Meeting the people of Stupid Conger.

Who cares?

Oh, hello.

Hi. Oh, thank you, Sandra.

Thank you so much for everything.

Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. Wow,
this looks fabulous. You know how I like

to do things, honey.

I'm so not eating from here. I'm totally
eating at the hotel.

Hey!

Congressman Bishop, how are you doing?

How are you? Oh, my goodness, I'm great.

Ah! They done brought New Orleans in.

Can we just one photo op right quick?

Yes, ma 'am. Come on, ladies, come on.

This is important. Oh, Jesus, dinosaur
in the foot.

Okay.

Okay, okay.

I'm sorry to disturb. I have to step
out.

He's okay.

It's time for him to lay down.

All right. These people actually took
time out of their schedule to, you know,

meet with us and him just leave. I kind
of thought it was a little rude.

Tootie should take a page from Phaedra's
book and learn to travel with a team.

Are you mad at me? I'm not mad at you.
I'm mad at this situation. This is not

for kids.

And this is frustrating.

We're in an environment that is for
adults.

But I got two kids with me. Sebastian
wants to get his fun on. He's eight. And

Quincy wanted to get his nap on. He's
two.

Well, hello. I don't think I got a
chance to meet you.

Portia is Hosea Williams' granddaughter.

Big shoes to fill.

Yes.

So the Underground Railroad pass right
beneath us.

Well, there has to be an opening for the
railroad at some point.

Somebody's driving the train.

It wasn't a train.

I just appreciate you all coming out
just to take a moment with my saving our

son. It is so many single black women
who need to have men

mentoring their son.

When you see things that you think can
make a difference, you do it. We're not

going to sit back and let the ills of
society take our children.

And that's why I came today, just to
say, I'm going to be a battler.

Our children are not going to have the
door closed on them.

I sympathize with Kim because I know
what it's like to have two boys yapping

your heels. But at this moment, I cannot
focus on Kim and her child care issues

because I am sitting here with the cream
of the crop from the Congress.

Is everything okay?

Just trying to put in the sleep, take a
nap.

You don't think you're going to come
back in? I mean, you don't want to seem

disrespectful, you know, to put all this
together.

I'm not being disrespectful of being a
mother and taking care of my kids. No,

course not, but, you know. I just didn't
know how it would look. It looks like I

have a 20 -month -old I'm trying to take
care of and an 8 -year -old who is

trying to understand.

What is all this and why did I miss a
day of school?

I understand being a mom is a full -time
job.

I've got three myself.

But just because you're a mother doesn't
mean you shut the whole world out.

I don't want to miss too much. I think
I'm going to go back in. But if you get

chance. I'll be right back in. I have
nothing to apologize for. Not at all. Of

course, I would have loved to have
stayed in the luncheon and had Quincy

nap so preciously. That's not how to
check out.

What's your name? What's your name?

What's your name?

I know.

Oh, what do you need?

Coming up next.

Ty, what's the name of the restaurant?
We were thinking Old Lady Gang.

Oh, hell no.

Kenya is my girl.

Oh, really?

I want me some ribs and some collard
greens with some macaroni cheese, a

of corn with coleslaw in the bowl.

We got to come on now before our food
get cold.

Food waiting on Canada.

Tell them we're going to eat and they're
going to have to catch up with us.

It's nothing like having a good old
family dinner to get everybody buttered

for this family restaurant idea.

The success of our restaurant is
dependent on my mom and my aunt saying

Did I

just walk into the Twilight Zone?

The fact that we have a baby on the way,
it has made my mom try even harder with

Ty and even Carmen.

Heavenly Father, we thank you for this
food we're about to receive.

Amen. Amen.

It looks pretty good now.

Who made all this food?

Me. You made it?

Did you make that? Yeah, taste it.

It looks pretty good. He knows it's
good. I think Bertha raised her hand. Me

Candy were thinking.

Oh, yeah, what did I think? We were
thinking about opening up a family

restaurant.

You ain't got my support.

You ain't got mine.

All right. Well, listen, listen, listen.

I don't want y 'all to be in there
working every day. But we would like it

like, maybe y 'all can give guidance on
the recipe.

What timeline are you talking about
opening?

Well, maybe in February.

Huh? A month after you had the baby?

You know, we still got to think about
little baby Tucker.

Tori, what's the name of the restaurant?
Actually.

We was thinking old lady gangs.

Oh, hell no.

It's cute.

No, it's not. No, listen, listen.

You know those old Wanted posters?

So it's going to be the three of y 'all
looking real cool.

No. And then it's going to say, Wanted
for the best southern cuisine.

Looking good.

You like that, right?

Come on, bro. You got to know that.
That's good.

I ain't never been to jail, so I ain't
want it.

I don't know what I'm getting myself
into.

Mama Joyce, what you think?

I like it. I might do it, but you know.

You ought to be the hostess with the
bouncer.

And let Bertha be the bouncer.

Yeah.

I think my family definitely needs a
little more convincing.

You got to think about it at least one,
Bertha. I'm thinking. I'm thinking.

She going to be there.

At least it wasn't a flat no.

We are ushers in the church together,
and we going to be there.

That's all right.

Lord, why should I went to Thotville to
disrupt the nation with her booty?

Mm -mm -mm.

So what's going to happen to that? We're
going to be in the VIP.

Minister Louis Farrakhan called me
personally to be on the stage during the

march because I'm going to be one of the
key advocates for mothers of slain

African -American boys.

So I wonder if Sharae's son made it in
because he was trying to get him here. I

believe he got on the morning flight. I
wonder how Kim's doing with her two

alone.

Hi, honey. So we're about to take off
for the march, and then we have to leave

early to catch the flight.

That's right. I'll be there at the
airport to pick them up. The kids and I

to leave today's march early because I'm
hosting a huge event in Atlanta for the

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

Lord, let there be a Starbucks by this
march.

All right, let's go.

Come on, baby.

Woo! Woo! Good morning, everybody.

Oh, there's that handsome son.

Carol can't even fit on the bus, he's so
tall.

I remember you was a little itty -bitty
thing.

You were the guy who looked like
freaking O .J. I heard him. He was

Denzel. Oh, Lord have mercy. Jesus.

How tall are you? 6 '6". You big for 19?

Portia was slobbering like a baby on a
pacifier.

Oh, man, you are illegal.

Illegal for what?

No, no, no, no, no. Not like that.

Okay, cougars. He's 19 years old. Back
off.

Boo.

honey. Say hey!

Okay, Dish Nation, you ain't at work.
What's up, Kim?

Hey, family. Look at all these people, y
'all. Look at all these men.

My little men for the Million Man March.

Oh, Lord.

Thank you.

Yay, let's go, howdy!

I'm happy that I'm able to be here with
my son and show him that Everything that

he reads or hears about on TV is not
true, that we can come together for a

cause, for a positive outcome.

Okay, let's say bye to Ms. Phaedra and
thank her very much.

They're leaving to go to the airport.

I got to host an event tonight.

Kim called me this morning and said she
has to leave early.

I understand getting your coins up,
honey, because I have 15 jobs myself.

But you've got to take time for the
struggle. This was quite the play date,

though, right? The Million Man March
play date, okay?

That was more of y 'all's play date.

Enjoy the rest of the day. Take lots of
pictures.

Go this way, baby. I think it is so
weird that Kim came all the way to D .C.

the Million Man March, and she leaves
before the actual march.

How are y 'all doing?

That's encouraging.

We're going to be on stage.

Black lives don't matter here.

Black lives don't matter here. Black
lives don't matter here. Black lives

matter here.

For the last 20 years, they have
multiplied mass incarceration.

They have brought to the strength of our
brothers and sisters.

My sons are quite young, so I'm not sure
if they understand what's actually

going on here.

Stand up for what has happened and
continue to speak out.

But I know in years to come, I can
explain to them that them simply being

made them a part of history.

Coming up next.

I can't even remember why we fell out in
the first place at this point. I

actually remember. That's all right.

I'm still in therapy after you.

The demand for justice demands no limit.
This is starting to be a long day of

speeches. Power to the people. Power to
the sandwich.

Where the food at?

Oh,

I hope y 'all enjoyed it.

I'm sorry I got missing.

I was with some of the mothers that I
support so much. I wanted to bring them

back so that y 'all could meet them.
These are all mothers who have lost

sons to tragedy. They are the reason why
I'm so passionate.

A change has to take place. The movement
has to start now. If not now, when? And

if not me, who?

My son's name is Ramoni Bryant.

He was walking home and the cops saying
they saw a butterfly gun.

My son, Jordan Baker, unarmed, 26 years
old, college student.

These things are happening right under
our nose and nothing's being done about

it. to sit here and listen to the
mothers of slain sons.

I don't want to have to tell you he was
a good person.

That's every parent's nightmare.

I see your son sitting next to you and
he's handsome. I miss my son so much.

I'm sitting here with my son who's alive
and well and I just felt really, really

bad. It's important that Kyro hear these
stories because it doesn't matter what

area you come from.

You can be judged just because of your
color.

Can you take a picture of all of us?
Yeah, get a big picture. It takes a

village, and all of us share in the
responsibility for the upbringing of our

youth. We have to be responsible, and we
have to take a stand.

Justice!

A mother's love.

Wow, you got the spread going.

Yeah, I'm trying to put it together
right now.

You think the poker's coming the way you
landed it? I don't get anything laid

out for me like this.

Have you heard from them? What time they
coming?

Oh, I think they're on their way.

She's usually on time.

My conversation with Kenya about her mom
really started to make me think about

my relationship with Nene and, you know,
what she's gone through.

Can you pour me some wine or something?
No, I'm at the shop.

Not a shot. We recently reconnected,
texted each other, you know, here and

there. But this is the first time that
we're actually hanging out together face

to face.

Hopefully by the end of the night.

We'll be back in a good place.

I'm coming.

Yes,

bitches. I am back.

The queen is back.

Be candy now.

Face duck.

Okay. Pick your faces up off the floor.
She's back.

Peter Thomas!

How are you, darling? You feel black and
chocolate, honey.

You know, they say I flirt with you,
child.

Let's keep it going.

Oh, Stephanie, you got goody. You know,
I'm a sister -sister kind of girl. I'm

moving around in my heels, honey.

I'm feeling sexy.

I'm already ready to take off my shoes
and make myself at home.

Girl, driving.

Are you serious?

Yeah. Oh, no, I was driving.

I worried. I don't really like that.
Well, you know him and Noelle, they

kept in touch. Yeah. A little Snapchat.

He loved social media.

Speaking of social media, I'm going to
need you to unblock me, Missy.

Do I have you blocked?

Yes, you do.

I'm going to unfollow you since you went
ahead and blocked me. But I'm going to

unfollow you again. But first of all, I
can't even follow you. OK, OK, OK. We're

going to work on that tonight. I just
wanted to get back to being the fabulous

NeNe Leakes.

So in order to do that, you have to hit
the block button.

Bing, bing, and bing. But I've opened up
those doors again to Cynthia, so I

think it's OK now.

You know, I really want to tell you why.
I wanted to be in a good place in my

life, and I just was not ready, whoever
fault it was.

I was so hurt by our friendship.

So I was just like, okay, now I really
have to go somewhere and sit in the

situation and just be like, okay, get it
together, Nene. I can't, I couldn't do

it. She was crazy for a long time.

What do you mean?

It's hard.

It's hard.

Honestly, I'd be like, I can't go, Nene,
okay?

When we broke up, it took some getting
used to.

She started taking everything out on me
because she had all this free time.

You're the part that reads my weekdays
no more.

Oh, Peter hated me. Never hated you. It
was a trying time.

I felt very, very broken.

You need to stop trying to roll with the
wind, okay?

You stop trying to be a damn bitch.

I've never felt like the respect was
there. I've not been a bad friend to

Cynthia, so I won't even accept that.
That's bull.

I'm never going to be friends with her
again, ever.

Friendship contract is dead!

I had your back when nobody else had
your... They recall that. If you were

a friend to me, you would never do
something like that. If you were ever a

friend to me, you wouldn't have done
half of the stuff you did. Nene, I would

never. You're so innocent. I can't. We
done talking.

Good. Do you still love her?

I wish her well.

That's it.

I've had the time that I've needed.

So, I'm going to see if I can start a
new friendship with Cynthia.

So I hope you've missed me, because I'm
over here with my long ponytail. So many

times, you know, I would run into you
around town. I'd be like, I want to come

over and say hi. I think at the end of
the day, we both realized that our

friendship actually was this bigger than
any of the drama that came with it. The

only thing that matters at this point in
time is that we're back in each other's

lives. The last time I saw you, you had
the lobster bar.

And I said, there go candy, Kenya. I was
like, ah, child, they plod. Anyway.

Kenya is my girl.

Oh, really?

Kenya is my girl. You know, she's more
than me.

Well, I feel some kind of way when that
kind of turns.

Don't be trying to get sensitive.

Not my girl.

Not my girl. Me and Kenya in a good
place. We good.

Disclaimer, no one can ever compare to
the friendship of Cynthia B. There would

be no one.

that will be able to feel the shoes of
Nene leaked with Sybil.

I don't think that you guys are as close
as we were, though. I can't even

remember why we fell out in the first
place at this point. Me either. I can't

remember. I actually remember. That's
all right. Hey, hey, hey.

You know, I'm still in therapy after
you.

Tell me what has been going on with
these girls. Because I haven't been

in so long.

Kim feels heavy. Do you know her, Nene?

Rudy. Not Rudy, girl. That's from the
Cosby show. You're talking about 2D. You

know, she's been around the group.

It's good. She's spunked hands with a
couple people. But for the most part,

doesn't seem like that. But she's mad
cool.

And y 'all know Candy pregnant?

Yeah. She wanted to have a baby really
bad. Yeah. Does she know what she's

having? We don't know yet. I'm pregnant.
I haven't said anything yet. Are you

pregnant? Yeah.

Me too. I'm carrying twins.

One, two.

Okay. No, really. We're very happy for
Candy and Todd. But at the same time, I

haven't pooped in three days. I'm
pregnant like hell. Okay?

The queen is back.

It's going to be a problem with someone
that thought they were the queen.

Next time on The Real Housewives of
Atlanta.

I didn't imagine you'd be so good with
your hands.

You have no idea.

All right. I'm a little excited.

I talked to Kim and Kenya about helping
me out with a Cynthia Bailey eyewear

commercial. Hey, Kenya.

Are you in Ruth?

Oh, I'm actually not.

Life to Obama.

We've talked about you taking the
children to prison. I think I'm ready.

I wanted to invite you to a brunch.

My idea is to have us all come together
with as little makeup as possible.

Really, bitch?

The undertone is you wear too much
makeup and you need to be told.

Well, if I thought that, then I would
say that.

Such a pretentious piece of shit is what
she is.

But I digress.

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