All language subtitles for The Real Housewives of Atlanta – S11E09

Previously on The Real Housewives of
Atlanta.

How do you feel about leaving home,
going to college?

I'm nervous because I don't know what to
expect.

I have to let her go.

I just wanted to let you know that the
laptops didn't pick up their being

circulating tumor cells.

What we would really recommend is
chemotherapy.

We've watched chemo destroy people, and
so...

It's not something that he is even
interested in.

Portia has not been drinking. Her
stomach is looking big. Wow.

We got a baby on the way.

Are you sure you're not pregnant?

I will say that I haven't checked all
the way.

I've been sitting down.

I know this is going to change Portia's
life.

I was an alien when you was an alien.
That was back then. What are you now?

You got new money? Who discovered you?

You got new money? Yes. You are
dismissed.

Go play in traffic. Bye -bye.

I am the glue for my wig and my family.

I age like a fine wine, and now I'm
ready to chill.

I count my blessings and my checks.

I live a model life. Now I'm ready to be
a top wife.

I may be an open book, but that doesn't
mean I'm easily read.

I took a lot of left turns, but now
things are just right.

Everybody together.

I am grateful.

The new site for Twag Boutique Online is
going to launch on Monday.

Okay. Have you seen it? I haven't seen
it yet. Let me let you see it.

Super cute, right?

This is going to be one LED wall.

All right.

You know what I have to say about this,
though? What?

You didn't even have to grow a wild
-looking beard for it to turn out right.

Say mama.

That's right.

You're happy to see mama back, ain't
you, man?

Oh, babe.

I don't know if you're supposed to be
massaging it, babe.

Are you supposed to be doing that?

I don't know.

Let's drink some water.

What's wrong?

It's gas.

Are you hogging? Mm -mm.

It's gas, but it just has to move.

It's just like a mess. How do you know
it's gas?

I'm just guessing.

It's not me. I think it's PJ has gas.

It is Portia Jr.

And PJ has passed gas in me, and now,
you know, we both got gas.

There's something about her in the
morning.

She said she got gas.

She can't even walk. You got some
remedies?

Um, I think you should stick your finger
in her butt and relieve it.

Like that way.

You believe it naturally by like
sticking your finger.

We don't do anal play.

He was in the bed and I held it in all
morning. I really tried to let it out.

And then when I really wanted to let it
go, it wouldn't, you know.

Okay, listen. I woke up and normally he
says, baby, what do you want for

breakfast? And he goes on downstairs and
he cooks and that's my fart time,

right? But this morning, he decided to
just lay there and linger and check

emails in the bed.

So I'm like, we're eating a good
breakfast.

I swear I ain't heard her fart one time.
I think she held a fart until we met.

That's why you have gas. You've been
holding them in for months.

She ain't farted in months.

That's all right. From now on, I'm going
to have to just let it go, baby.

Thank you so much for coming.

They were small and intimate.

Oh, you're welcome.

Noah only wanted, like, me here, and I
was like, it can't be a party with just

us.

Noah was leaving for college. She is
attending amazing, amazing Howard

University. I'm going to go check on her
in a minute because she wasn't really,

I think it's all hitting her.

As a parent, of course, it is a proud
moment to have your daughter be accepted

into one of the most prestigious black
colleges in the United States.

Terrence, when you went to college, was
it like, did you freak out?

You know what? I didn't. You didn't? I
was ready.

Well, when I talked to Nora earlier, she
was like, she didn't want to go.

Oh, wow.

And the crazy thing is, I don't even
want her to go.

I want her to go.

Right. But you don't want to go.

We knew that. Noelle going away to
college will actually be the first thing

she's done without me.

And to be perfectly honest, that's
pretty hard for both of us. We are super

dependent upon each other. You're really
going to cry when you walk out of that

room and you leave her. That's the
moment. That's the moment.

I was depressed for like a year. Yeah,
my mom was too. I was so depressed.

You were?

Yes. I didn't even know it. I know, and
then Mallory turned around and left

right behind you.

Really pissed me off.

But it's the truth.

All right, so do me a favor. Can you
guys just, like, start eating?

Can you put some of those, like, some
avocado slices?

We have it.

Just let it go.

Let it go.

Noelle? Noelle?

Hey. Hey!

You still in the bed?

What's wrong?

Come here.

What is it?

I can't do it. Yes, you can. I'm sorry.

Come here.

Come here. Come here. Come, come, come.

Stop. You can.

You can do it.

I can't.

No way.

I can't. You can do it. You can do it.

You can do it, babe. All I want you to
do is try.

Just try.

Just try.

I can't go.

No, yes, you can.

I know you can do this, Noelle.

Don't think about going, okay?

How can I not think about it? I'm
leaving today.

I know.

I'm really trying to keep it together.
For the first time in my life, I don't

know how to fix this.

Breathe. Just breathe, okay?

Can you tell them to go?

Okay.

Coming up. You didn't say I was a lemon.
You said he was a lemon. I knew that's

a compliment.

Mama, it's like saying, oh, yeah, you
hot now, but you wasn't. Well, he was

before he got with you.

Don't think about going.

How can I not think about it? I leave
her today.

I know.

Can you tell them to go?

Okay.

I've always known that this day would
come where Noelle would have to fly out

the nest.

I just have to make Noelle understand
that she's going to be okay.

She's not good.

She's crying.

I know this is awful, but I really want
you guys to take some food and stuff,

but I just want everybody to leave.

I'm not putting you guys out, but I just
want... Don't start crying. You're

going to make me cry.

I'm sorry.

Don't be sorry. We understand.

Like, the plane literally leaves in two
days.

Do I force her to go?

I mean, the child is, like, laying in
the fetal position.

Crying. I don't know what to do.

Hello?

Nina, you got my laptop, have you?

No, don't come.

Noelle is... She's like had a meltdown.
She's like crying. She said she can't do

it. She doesn't want to go.

Like she's not even going to want to
come back home, right?

No, she would not want to come back home
because she would be meeting so many

people from around the world, which is
really good for her. I can't totally

relate to this exact experience that
Noel was going through because I didn't

to college, but I did leave home at 18.

And, of course, I was scared. I was
terrified.

But I just did it. I feel like I would
be doing not only myself but her a

disservice by not pushing her to really
just find her own way.

I mean, she's got to go. She's got to
go.

All right. All right. Thank you, Nini. I
love you, babe. You're welcome. Take

care. Bye -bye.

Bye. Love you.

Hello. Brent.

Hello. How are you? I'm calling because
you're not at swag.

I thought you were going to come up here
and help me out.

I know about all that.

Brent. Brent has chosen to not go off to
college. He's going to have to do

something, though. I want to push his
ass as far as I can towards success.

He will be signing his ass up and
joining the school as well with Noel. I

you to come up here and help me out on
some stuff.

Call me when you're on your way, okay?

Okay. Bye, child.

Freaking teenager.

Mommy.

Hey, sleeper.

Come here.

Dip.

Dip. Dip.

Hey,

Mama. Hey, Mommy.

Give me a big hug.

What's up?

Hi, darling.

How you feeling?

How was your trip?

Oh, it was great. I was sitting there
tripping out when you texted me and said

you've been walking miles.

Yeah, one day I walked three or six.

My mom has been on back -to -back
vacations. Okay.

Like, with her friends, living her best
life.

So it's been a minute since I've seen my
mother.

You hurt my feelings when you didn't
come to my event.

I'm sorry.

Ladies and gentlemen, your ASCAP Golden
Note Award winners.

Escape! This is a Lifetime Achievement
Award.

And you didn't be there?

It really bothered me.

Yes,

sweetheart.

You're welcome to as much water as you
like.

I know you and Todd ain't really been
talking lately.

He hasn't been talking like that lately,
but I'm fine.

Yeah, I know you're fine. He just, you
know, ever since the whole situation

you said he was lemons.

But it ended up being good. They got
married. Well, Candace took a lemon and

made lemonade.

The lemon comment set my mom and Todd
back a million years.

How did Todd react?

He was disappointed and hurt.

Obviously. Todd was like, I thought we
were cool.

She's still saying bad things about me.

I'm done.

I'm into that as a compliment.

Mama, nobody's going to take that as a
compliment.

If they said you went from lemon to
lemonade, then I'm glad that lemon chose

Yeah, right, Mama. Whoever got with you,
lemon.

Whoever got with you, got with you. If
they a lemon, they couldn't have got

you.

You didn't say I was a lemon. You said
he was a lemon. Hey, if they a lemon and

you made lemonade, they couldn't have
picked a damn better lemon.

No, Mama, please stop. Just stop. Stop.

Now I'm a lemon, too?

How did I get to be a lemon?

Really? Mama, it's a backhand
compliment.

It's like saying, oh, yeah, you hot now,
but you wasn't before you met her.

Well, it wasn't hot before he got with
you.

At the end of the day, he's a good
-looking man, and he was making six

That's not the average Joe Blow running
around here. Now, yes, I may have been

making more than six figures. Seven
figures.

Oh, mama.

We still... Like I said, I don't count
nobody else's money. Yeah, you do.

Well, hey, they don't count mine either.

I don't want you and Todd to be walking
around not talking to each other. I

don't really want it.

either okay well can you do me a favor
can you just say i said something that

offended you and i'm sorry okay love you

coming up next i just want 10 pounds off

You want to get down and walk around in
the grass, man?

Go, Ronald! You want to get down and go,
Ronald? Go, Ronald! Look at him.

Ronald! Go!

There you go, Ronald, with your skinny
jeans.

Yeah, here comes Daddy.

Daddy with the fool. Go, uh -uh, back
the other way.

He's about to wobble back the rail.

Let's eat.

My mother is a very caring woman.

She raised three kids.

She takes care of her grandchildren.

She just feels so many shoes.

You got some bibs right now.

Thank you, baby.

And then I got to head out.

No!

Don't leave us.

We got a show in Macon, Georgia tonight.

Daddy got to go.

Love you.

I love you, too.

So how was your trip? How'd it go?

It was fun, you know, getting to know
all the girls.

Who's the heifer that called me a bitch?

Your mama the bitch.

No, your mama the bitch.

Listen, the mama thing, don't talk about
the mama thing.

The one that called you the bitch, she's
the one with all the warrants.

Oh, really? Yeah, so don't worry about
stuff like that because we know that

you're not a bitch.

I'm Mrs. Bitch.

That's right.

Those are fighting words where I come
from. Even though my mother is a

successful OBGYN physician assistant and
looks at the JJs all day, she will

snatch somebody's wig off if she has to.

So, Shamari, tell me, it's been a year
since you had your babies.

Yeah. Yeah.

How does it feel to be a year in?

It's gotten a little bit easier.

You know, I'm proud of you. You've come
a long way. You raised these two babies

at the same time. I mean, you know,
there's certain sacrifices you have to

and then you're making them, just like
you. But you know how when we were

growing up and you worked three jobs?

Yes, I did. And you were never home.

My parents divorced when I was about
eight years old, and mom did what she

to do. She was gone for most of the day,
but in my household, I want to make

sure that at least one of my baby's
parents are home, whether it's me or

husband. I'm going to take the boys into
Jasmine because they're not liking it

out here.

Now that my mother is working less,
she's able to come visit with me more

and we're able to just really make up
for lost time. Okay.

Yeah. Sometimes I felt bad about being
away from the house and felt like you

blamed me for certain things.

Because you were working so much, if I
had questions, then I would just have to

figure it out on my own.

Hindsight is 20 -20. You know, if I
could do it over, I wouldn't work as

What's most important is that you knew
that I loved you and that I wasn't just

doing it for my own, you know. Yeah, of
course, mommy.

Now that I'm older, I see exactly what
my mother was doing for us, you

know, and I appreciate that. She is my
angel. She's my everything.

You helped support all of us and all of
your grandchildren.

You are just an amazing, phenomenal
woman.

I'm just glad to know that. Oh, Mommy.

Don't make me cry. No.

Okay, so I brought some of my outfits
that I'm going to bring. Put it on the

bed. Let's go through it.

I'm going to try to call your dad.

Hey.

Leon, talk to your daughter about this
whole college thing and just help her

because she literally is like stressing
out a little bit. Noel, just chill out.

Don't go in there trying to plan what
your college experience is supposed to

like. Have it first.

Okay, see you soon.

Love you. Bye.

This is going to be such a disaster.

Hi. Hello.

Welcome to Winnie. How are you doing
today? I'm good.

Thanks for having me. I'm Eva. I have an
appointment.

Hi, Eva.

I'm Sandra.

Nice to meet you.

You're gorgeous.

Thank you.

I just want to chat with you for a
little bit and kind of get to know your

vision of what you're thinking for your
big day. That's my inspiration.

Awesome. I'm getting married, actually,
in like two months. Okay. So how do we

feel about sparkle? Do we love all those
Dorothy crystals? We love sparkle. I'm

more of like a vintage -y, lace,
whimsical feel. Okay, I like that.

Not as glam.

Okay. Let me show you around Winnie.
Awesome thoughts. Yes, perfect.

The last time I went writing dress
shopping, it wasn't as successful as I

have wanted it to be.

I don't like it too. Mom, you can't say
what you don't like before I've even

seen it.

So hopefully this is different than last
time.

You look so sexy.

Well, listen, Eva doesn't know you're
coming. This is a surprise.

Oh.

Well, at least it's couture. Does she
even know what couture is?

Marlo can be very harsh when it comes to
fashion, but fashion is really her

thing. She's good. Otherwise, I would
never have invited her here.

So we can step up on the pedestal.
Perfect.

Oh, how pretty is that? I know.

I want to get married again, honey.
Again. Yes!

I am genuinely apologetic for not
inviting NeNe to my bachelorette

Miami. I messed up. I get it. But NeNe,
girl, are you trying to pay me back by

bringing Marlo in here? Is this my
punishment?

Since you guys are here, I would like
your input. Well, first of all, I see

as a fairy tale and a dream.

I would use all the bling and stuff like
that for the wedding. Oh, you know I'm

not wearing all that bling at the
wedding. Why would you wear the bling in

that for the wedding? Because I just
want to be like...

Simple and angelic. Simple and angelic
would be the bridal shower.

Over the top, blinged out, titty city,
give me a leg, show that booty, thump,

thump, what you talking about?

That's all going to be the wedding.
Wouldn't that be the wedding?

No, ma 'am. Oh, my God. No.

Okay, I need to see some dresses. We're
talking when I see no fashion.

Yeah, absolutely.

You ladies ready?

That's very cute. I love the highline,
but it gives me so prom.

What prom did you go to? At the top. The
top, I can lose that leg.

That's what I like is the leg.

I need more couture.

So this is Genesis.

That can be very wonderful.

All the alterations you got to do is get
you a split.

Another thing, I need one more request.

I just want 10 pounds off.

Nene is my girl and I appreciate her
having my back So thank you, NeNe, for

coming to my defense, reminding Marlo
that the circumference of her ass is

Naiva, don't let her punk you out. We
can run pound for pound, and she will

still stay the snatches of the crew.
She's already lost 30 pounds. And I had

baby yesterday.

Not yesterday. You did not. 13 weeks
ago?

That ain't yesterday. That's 13 weeks
ago.

This dress really is beautiful. Thank
you very much. And this fit is going to

help it in the weight.

Marlo, shut up.

Coming up next. So this is going in the
vagina.

Okay. Is that a condom? Yes, Dennis.
This is what a condom looks like.

I'm nervous.

I ain't going to lie. I'm a little
nervous too.

So at this appointment, we should be
able to see the baby today.

Oh, my God. I know.

It's like when I say PJ want hamburgers,
PJ pass, guys.

You're going to see now, like, who that
is, who's doing that.

Wow.

Go meet PJ.

Hello. Hello. How y 'all doing? Good.

So, Dr. Dunstanown will be in shortly.

Okay.

Glad to see you. Good to see you too.

Dennis McKinley, nice to meet you. I
love Dr.

Dunstan Allen.

She is a fertility specialist who I went
to back when I was married because I

thought I wasn't able to get pregnant.

Your incision's doing great. Your uterus
looks normal on ultrasound.

So, one more month?

And ready to go. And we're ready to go.

So I'm so glad to be sharing this
journey with her. All right. So, of

you know that those uterine fibroids
that you had did not put us in a good

place. Right. And so we fixed that
problem. Yes. And we had the myomectomy.

it was pretty extensive. We're going to
need to schedule a C -section.

Oh. I'm a little disappointed because
I...

I always kind of dreamt of having a
water birth at home, so it's just

different than what I wanted. We don't
do deliveries prior to 39 weeks now,

to make sure that the baby's lungs are
mature.

So you're not doing it at 36 weeks?

Not at 36 weeks. Okay, good.

As long as you're stable and you're
having an uncomplicated pregnancy, then

it'll be after 39 weeks. Good. Take her
all the way.

Okay, good.

So how about maybe an ultrasound just to
kind of get a quick look -see, okay?

Okay. Put this over your lap.

Okay. And bring your legs straight out.

All right, guys. So we're going to do a
transvaginal ultrasound.

Okay. And this is the probe that we're
going to use to do the ultrasound with.

Okay. So this is going in the vagina.

Okay. Is that a condom?

It is. Yes, it is. This is what a condom
looks like.

I guess y 'all wouldn't know because
that's why you're here. Okay.

Okay. I got that.

All right, Dad, I need you to hit that
light over there for me.

All right, guys.

So here we go.

So there it is right there.

So the head is at the top.

There's the chest.

There's the heart beating right there.
Can you see that little flickering right

there? Wow. There it is. Oh, look at
your little heart. There's the bottom of

the baby right there. And then there's
the baby's head right up there at the

top. Look at it.

Everything looks really good, guys.
Seeing the sonogram of the baby is, I

even explain.

It's like, is this baby really growing
inside of me? Seeing Dennis's face and

how excited he is that we're having a
child together.

I know this is exactly who I'm supposed
to have this child with.

And this moment is something that I've
prayed for.

All right. Very good.

All right.

All right. Come on, Noah.

It took a lot of convincing and a lot of
mom therapy, but we have made it to DC,

to Howard University.

Wait for me.

I'm sorry, I forgot you had one.

We have been here all weekend helping
Noelle move all her things into her dorm

room. And, you know, just trying to get
her to be excited about being here.

I can't believe we only get one room
seat.

Well, we're going to try to pull some
strings on that.

Finally, praise God, Noelle is ready to
go to college.

Back to the little room.

Yes. Isn't that cute?

So we got a lot to do before I leave.

Oh, look at your pictures. I know. I
have like so many more to put on. You're

like the star of like the wall.

I would be a little offended if I
wouldn't. By some miracle from God, she

to live by herself. Her roommate fell
through.

So making sure her room is tricked out
to the fullest is my ace in the hole.

Because I feel like as long as I make
her comfortable, she'll stay.

It's so comfy in here.

All right, you're going to body pillow
over here?

Look how inviting it looks.

Why are you laying down?

Because I'm sleepy.

You didn't do anything. We just moved in
here.

But it was a lot.

Yeah, but I helped. I did, like, most of
the heavy loading.

I'm stressed out. I'm in a new
environment.

Give me some slack.

Oh, my God.

Lord, please let Noel be okay. Make sure
she doesn't mix her white laundry with

her black laundry and doesn't leave the
shower running when she gets out.

Yeah. I did a lot for her.

I'm going to call your dad.

Are you going to go to sleep?

Hello.

Hey, where are you? How close are you?

I'm like a mile away.

I'm going to text you her room number
and stop. I have no idea where I'm

All right, I'm going to text you
everything, okay?

Bye. All right, bye.

So how are you feeling, Noel?

Everything's just so different. Like,
I'm up and leaving.

Like, I know some people, but, like, in
my class, I don't know anybody.

All right, well, you're here now.

When you see all these other girls and
guys around here, they are walking into

their new life as well.

Noel is an only child.

She homeschooled for the last couple of
years.

She's used to being alone, and I feel
like Howard University is the perfect

place for her to be because they will
just help her be great.

It means a lot to me to get on a plane
and know that you are sitting here on

your bed with your Ugg sheets and your
little memory wall, knowing that you're

going to be okay.

I am, Mom. I'm going to be fine.

You can do this. You know that, right?

Coming up.

I'm kind of glad you got here a little
bit earlier to give you all time to have

a real conversation.

Here's my little lemon.

Oh, Mama, please don't say that.

Greg's kids are coming over.

Greg was very busy in his young days.
He's got this many kids.

I'm busy now.

So you're going to do the grapefruit,
okay?

When I met Greg, he already had a
basketball team of children.

So now that he's sick, they're visiting
more often, and it really brought us

closer. Okay, okay, before we get into
your dad having his conversation with

guys, okay, who's dating who?

You're still in a relationship?

Yes, ma 'am. I'm just trying to check
out because I know y 'all guys switches

up. I'm single as a dollar bill.

Bryson is my biological son, but Greg
helped me raise him since he was a

boy. You tell us what your plan is to
get something positive going

on in your life.

Let's stop making dumb decisions.

So Greg feels like a father to him, and
Bryson feels like Greg is his father.

So really, Greg has something important
that he wants to say to you guys, right,

babe? Very important.

You know, I was diagnosed with colon
cancer, but I've been totally healed by

God. I don't know if Greg told

you, when they cut his colon, they cut
the cancer out.

So there's no cancer in his body today.
What they are saying is a couple of

cells penetrated the tissue wall.

So when that happens, the normal thing
is to do chemo.

to then replicate and turn into a large
number.

Greg not doing chemo is fine with me. He
has to make his own decision. And as

his wife, I'm going to support whatever
decision he makes. So if Greg doesn't

want to do chemo, honey, I don't want to
do chemo. Now, you had got the

colonoscopy and they told you or you
just didn't do it? The biggest

misconception that I had is that it's
the glove and it's the bent over.

which is a way to check a particular
cancer, but not colon. I'm not getting a

colonoscopy. But listen, don't be
ignorant.

It's a good thing. It's not anything
that is painful.

A, it takes about 15, 20 minutes. B,
they give you an ID and you are sedated.

We've been talking about it since both
of us are in our 40s. So that's that

target range.

As black men, it's very important,
especially for him, me, him. We have

children. It made me think to myself,
like, okay, I need to stop playing

go see a doctor.

I understand that a lot of guys don't
want to do it, but at the end of the

it's a good thing because you want your
life.

It's very important to me to stress that
all the kids be in tune with their body

and watch their health because Greg is
their father, so it could possibly be in

their DNA.

I'm grateful for the experience as I
look back because now I can say

about it because I have lived through
it. Right, exactly.

I can talk to guys like you all, younger
guys. Go get tested.

I'm the result of not getting tested.

At the end of the day, you all need to
get tested. That's the end of the

discussion, right?

Yeah.

This is nice looking.

It's in progress.

It's coming together. It's coming
together.

Trying to get it right.

What's up, baby?

Hi, darling. How are you? Good to see
you. It doesn't feel good that my mom

my husband are not even speaking to each
other really right now. So I'm praying

that my mom and Todd can put the
negativity behind them and

actually want to be a family together.

So that's the bar?

Yeah. Well, Ty, you go ahead and explain
everything since you're the one that's

really been putting it together.

So you make it a little more modern.
Instead of having so many photos around,

now we can do slideshows. Oh, wow.

Yeah. So there'll be seats and tables
here, seats and tables all the way

My mom had to give Ty credit for
something.

It was his idea to do Old Lady Gang.

Not only was it a huge success, but now
we're about to open up two more.

He's just great at what he does.

Just give it to him.

Well, it's coming along.

It is, it is.

Aunt Bertha and Aunt Nora are coming by,
but I'm kind of glad you got here a

little bit earlier to give y 'all time,
you know, have a real conversation.

That's me and my little lemon.

Oh, Mama, please don't say that.

Really? Leave the lemon alone. Your name
is not Beyonce.

Just let it go.

I love you, and I am so proud of you. I
didn't mean for what I said to be

offending. When I said a lemon, I'm
thinking, wow, I'm a hell of a lemon

to produce such a lemon.

Because I'm thinking of her as a lemon.

But now I think of the two of you as
being a lemon tree. Man, we the lemon

This is not making sense.

Say goodbye to the lemon.

The thing that troubles me is you spoke
to Portia first of all. And at the time,

Candy wasn't even getting along.

That's why I'm saying I'm sorry.

I don't know. I'm trying to understand.
Because there's even times where I see

Candy hurt by things that you do. Like
she was on it a couple of times. And it

was kind of these weird stories where
you canceled your flight. You didn't

And she was hurt. And I don't want you
to not show up. And I don't know if it's

because I'm there. But she wants you
there too.

We want the family thing.

We want you to be there to support her.
You know what I'm saying?

I have nothing but good intentions for
both of you.

Look at your children, and you see how
they're flourishing. I look at little

Ace, and you have taken Riley, and you
treat her like she's your own.

Me being a grandmother, that got my
heart.

So I just hope y 'all be together
forever, loving each other and being the

partners y 'all can possibly be because
y 'all got it going on.

Praise him.

Praise you, Lord. We started the thing
off with negativity.

I do feel your opportunity.

What do you think I'm getting out of it?

What you getting out of it? He ain't
giving you a dime.

sleeping, eating on you.

This apology means that we can have
dinner together more often, you know,

more trips together.

You know, it just puts everybody in a
better space.

So I don't know if Candy told you yet
that we're expecting.

Wait, what?

You're trying to be funny. We are not
expecting as of yet.

Oh, y 'all think so bad?

We're thinking about getting a
surrogate.

For the two little girls.

Only thing you just got to remember,
girls are a handful.

Yeah, that's what they are.

Coming up. I just called an Uber and
you're going to get in there and you're

going to go to your dorm.

So you're coming though, right?

No. They don't allow that.

Dad, I knew when you got here.

I don't know. I just felt like a lot
more comfortable.

Oh, okay.

Well, thank you.

Throw me in the bus. I thought you felt
comfortable when I was here.

Traitor. Hello.

We have a reservation for Bailey.

Great. You're all checked in.

Great. Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.

It's beautiful.

I'm going to sit on this side.

Oh, this is nice.

Yeah, it's really nice.

Noelle has all moved into her room and
is officially bison.

Problem is, I don't want to leave her.

Let's start with your daughter. What
would you like? I want to get the

Impossible Burger. Okay. With nothing on
it. Okay.

I'm going to have the steak fried
chicken, please.

Ladies and gentlemen. I'm going to have
the seafood and greens with vodka sauce.

You got it.

Did you enjoy the pinning ceremony?

Yeah, it was cool.

The pinning ceremony was when it just
became real. I'm like, she's on her own

now.

I was so proud, but at the same time, I
was

looking at her like, this is really
happening.

Like, this is her new home.

Well, how did you feel? Do you feel like
a bison now? I do, but I'm not going to

feel like a real bison until you guys
leave and I, like, start my classes.

Now, is that the chicken fried steak?
No. No, it's steak fried chicken.

It's chicken cooked steak style.

No, it's steak cooked chicken style.

No, it's chicken cooked steak style.

Chicken. This is not chicken. Fried
steak.

Steak fried chicken.

That looked like steak to me.

I thought it was chicken.

It tastes like steak. She thought it was
real dark meat.

Awesome.

What was your experience like moving in
to college?

You know, I was a kid from New York
coming to California.

What school was it again?

Loyola Marymount. All right.

So you form a relationship and bond with
people because you go through these

times that can never be duplicated.
That's why I say, you know, being on

Living a college life is great, you
know, and trust me, it goes by so fast.

Well, no, what can I do to help you
through this process?

You've done everything, Mom. I don't
know what more you can do. This is an

accomplishment. This is a proud moment.

And although you may be sad that you're
growing up and leaving the nest, being

proud and made an accomplishment just
trumps that.

It's always been Noel and I for as long
as I can remember.

Can we all take this to go? Absolutely.

And I've been thinking about this day
for a long time, and now that it's

actually here, I'm excited and scared
and mortified and nervous all at the

time. But I do know that as Noel's mom,
I have to let her go. I have to let her

find her way.

Wait, so wait, what's going on now?

I just called an Uber, and you're going
to get in there, and you're going to go

to your dorm?

But you're coming, though, right?

Where, with you to the room? Yeah. Why
would she come to the room? No.

They don't allow that.

No, I can't come with you. Should I just
drive with her to the dorm?

No, this is regular life. This is what
her life is going to be like in D .C.

She's a big girl.

Is this over?

You're going to be fine.

You're going to be fine.

Let's go. Come on, now.

You can do it.

Talk to your mom.

Look, you'll be fine.

She's getting in. She's coming. She's
coming.

All right. All right. Love you.

Love you.

You're going to be fine.

You turn one and two -fifths into an
improper fraction.

It's 14.

The only thing I need to know is what's
20 % of my money. How much is my agent

going to take?

Just love you so much.

Okay.

Okay. Two, three.

It's been like kind of weird, you know,
all this stuff that's going on like with

you and Peter.

Well, I spoke to an attorney about a
divorce.

You're going to be okay.

Come on, now.

She's going to be fine.

Next time on The Real Housewives of
Atlanta.

Hey, we got to give it up for Don Juan.
Excellent job on that party.

Todd wanted his 45th birthday party to
be Michael Jordan themed. It was so fun.

And then Portia got put up.

Security dragged me out of there.

Portia started chest bumping me on my
back. She chest bumped you? Her team

kicked me out of her party and then put
all this horrible stuff in the blog.

Mike is here, honey.

What I wanted to ask you was Cynthia
Bailey.

OK. You're not my friend.

Clearly. You haven't even show any type
of mother sympathy for what happened in

the situation.

I'm going to need Portia to bring it on
down.

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