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Thank you.

Oh, this is really intimate.

First COVID interview.

I know.

Okay,

let me take this off. So first of all, we're going to start off with a few

questions about what's happening in the world now in BLM. Okay.

Well, the state of the world has completely changed.

We cannot travel.

We cannot socialize the way we're normally used to socializing. We cannot

anything. It's almost like we're imprisoned in our own homes.

It actually got to be really quite depressing for me.

Lord have mercy. Jesus, we'd have made it to the first interview with the

pandemic, honey.

It's been very challenging. You know, for a moment, I just felt like the world

stopped. And my family and I were home quarantined in Los Angeles, afraid to go

outside. But after the George Floyd murder, we couldn't take it anymore. We

to be a part of the movement.

We've got a lot of work to do.

Obviously, things are totally different this year. So we want to talk about that

first. The world is just turned upside down. Not only do you have the pandemic,

but then at the same time, you also have the injustice against African

-Americans. You know, when you have a black son, it's like, oh, my God, how am

going to make sure that he doesn't be in the wrong place at the wrong time? And

we're automatically criminals just because we're black.

And it's just hurtful.

Y 'all want people to cry at the beginning of their interview day? This

terrible. I was just so furious. I was just so offended at the blatant

racism that was happening to my people.

Loved ones of Breonna Taylor grieving and outraged. I can't breathe.

Breathe, man.

Mama.

Mama. Mama.

We need to yell this from the rooftop, that no justice, no peace. We got to get

busy.

period here

we

are protesting and within seconds i saw boom boom like little

Gas bullets flying past me. Dennis and I had to just take off running.

I am here in Atlanta peacefully protesting.

And the police, who are here to protect and serve, are actually going to kill

us.

is not going to die. It's not. George Floyd will not have died in vain.

Breonna Taylor will not have died in vain. And the other people who have been

victims of police brutality will not have died in vain. We are going to

to fight and want justice.

I just wanted to speak life into all of those protesters and let them know you

choosing to be out here with masks on in this heat, we can hardly breathe,

fighting for someone else's life we don't even know is the right thing to

Presentations are always so much better than this.

Hi.

What is going on? We don't have a lot of options of places to go, so I just

thought we've never really had it in my driveway before. Yeah.

in Los Angeles for a total of four months because I got stuck when the

quarantine happened.

Air hug. Oh, that's what we're doing now?

Mike and I were tested during the quarantine.

I mean, you can't go anywhere. You just have to be in the house with this person

all the time. So good to see you. I'm normally thirsty for Mike, but I'm

actually thirsty for y 'all now.

Mike and I are back in Atlanta together and it feels so good to be back at Lake

Bay.

I actually just had my COVID test.

I did the one in the throat this time. How was that? I like that. Better than

the nose. Better than the nose? Yes, personally. You kept telling me that the

throat was worse.

Well, Todd said it. Maybe it's because I, you know, I'm used to that.

Used to gagging?

Would you say the quarantine was a boost or a decline in your sex life?

I think it was about the same.

I was thinking about how you eat it from the back sometimes.

You know I love it.

Oh, man.

It's been steady.

How about this?

Well, how's Blaze doing?

How is she doing? Oh, my breast is out. You gave us a whole nipple. Okay, here

we go.

Titty scent. All right.

Okay.

It super sucked.

being quarantined, but having a lot of family time is especially important for

me because I have an eight -month -old and an 18 -year -old who's about to go

away for college. So this may be one of the last times that we're all under the

same roof together.

What is this?

Beef and chicken kebab and just gravy and salad.

I just want to keep it light. I'm trying to lose some weight before this

wedding, shall we? I got some good old COVID pounds over here. I gained 20

pounds when I was in L .A.

20? 20.

The last time I weighed myself.

I was 180 pounds.

Now, the devil is a lie.

Ain't no way.

I don't fool my skills no more.

Now, this is just freaking amazing.

I live for the ambiance. I live for you.

You have on a sequins dress.

I can put your bags over here.

Well, I need to take your temperature first, Miss Bailey.

Are you going to take my temperature?

I got to make sure you ain't inviting me into a danger zone, Miss Bailey. I

would never.

COVID -19 is no joke. And according to Dr. Fauci, masks are the best form of

prevention. So me and my mask, we go where we need to go. And we come on back

the house.

Oh, 97 .9. Yeah. I can answer. Thank you. Okay, 97 .3.

Oh, hi, guys. Marlo, I got you. Teach Bolinas if you want it. What are you

doing?

Marlo, I'm not doing this with you. Not six feet. How many feet is it?

Not six.

The pandemic ain't got nothing on Marlo.

When it comes to doing the money.

Can you please stop giving us your whole titty?

Oh, I can't. Oh, jeez. The titty look cute though, can't it? Yeah, she got

pretty titties now.

Girl, you're going to see my titties a million times.

No, I'm not going to expose my pretty titty.

Mine are so big and black.

Mine are big.

Why do we have big nipples? I want mine to be like up and like just perky

little. That's what I want.

Let's do it.

Have you heard from Portia Marla?

I just heard from her today.

I texted her. I said, I'm proud of you, Portia Luther King, but please be

careful. PJ and everybody needs you at home.

I'm so proud of her. Yeah.

I love what Portia's doing for the movement.

She's definitely come a long way. 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's good to see that she's not just trying to learn about what's going on,

she's really making things happen on the front line.

So how's Kenya doing?

I probably have reached out to her three or four different times trying to go

see her. Every time it was like a reason. She sounded actually kind of,

know, I ain't going to say she was depressed, but she sounded really down.

I haven't talked to her in the past month or whatever. You know what? I'm

to FaceTime her really quick.

See if she'll pick up.

Hello? Hi!

And I'm here with Candy. Hi, girl.

I'm sorry I can't hear you. Can you hear me?

It's Candy.

Can you see me? Oh, Lord, this is awful.

You've got to get better internet. I do have great internet.

You at Metro?

No, I'm not with Metro.

Oh, Lord, poor connection.

She said poor connection. Oh, God, hold on.

Marlo, call on yours.

I don't know if she... She might have your number blocked.

But she said she'll talk to me later.

Hi.

Hello. Good morning, honey bunny. How are you doing?

Aside from not being able to zip up my dress and I'm wearing a

minimizer bra and I still can't get the dress closed past my boobs.

The pandemic feels like it's a burden to be stuck in your own home.

And I was eating nonstop, hence why I gained 30 pounds.

Where's my little brookie monster?

She's with the new nanny that I'm trying out. I'm actually on my way to see the

attorney. Oh, you are?

Yeah. How are you feeling? Just nervous.

Bad, scared, just all of the above.

The last time I was in New York, I just felt, like, defeated.

What did he do this time?

He walked in, and he didn't really greet me in any, like, loving way. He just

went straight to Brooklyn. And then I just said, oh, so what's on your agenda

for tomorrow? And then he just snapped at me. I have to work, Kimmy. You know,

have to work.

And I know it's a trying time for him, but I'm tired of making excuses for him.

I've been a wife that has tried everything.

to be respectful, be kind, and I feel like for the past six months, my

marriage has just gone downhill.

I'm just tired of being sad.

I know you are, and we're sick of seeing you be sad.

Turn left.

I was supposed to turn.

I'm just like a mess, Brandon. I can't get myself together.

Now it's telling me to turn around.

I don't know. I'm lost.

Okay. You want to call me back?

Yeah, let me just get my bearings and I'll call you back, okay?

All right. Okay.

Eight years on a placement. Still don't know how to get around.

Coming up next.

I would never take my life. I would never harm myself.

So if I am to be arrested, I am sacrificing myself for the cause.

Can we help you? Yes, I'm here to see Attorney Weems. Okay, let me take you to

him. Okay.

Hello. Hey.

Hello.

How are you? Hi, how are you? Virtual handshake.

Prior to meeting with my attorney, Mr. Weems, he required that I take a COVID

test, which is fine with me. You can never be too safe.

It took a village to get me here today.

Did it really?

Oh, my gosh.

Is traffic crazy?

No, not just traffic, just a lot of things happening at home. New nanny I'm

trying out, Brooklyn crying.

So it's been a little crazy. And then you had to come see Weems. Yes.

Tell me what's going on.

As you know, I've only been married three years. We have been separated for

10 months.

It's not something I initially wanted.

We had a big fight, and then he said, oh, I'm going to announce we're

tomorrow. Are you enjoying the ride?

I hate it. No, I hate it. So they're not going to see me again after that.

Since that time, we were actually doing really well. Where's your relationship

now? We're working on it. We're in counseling.

Mark has made a complete 360.

And then COVID happened, and it really adversely affected his businesses, and

were apart.

I was here, he was in New York, and I feel like... I am the first person to

the brunt of everything that is going on with him.

What does the brunt mean?

Insult, being angry, and I was just walking around on eggshells. But I'm not

that girl. I'm a very great communicator.

Basically, your daughter is a hoe.

Okay.

Let's talk about you. The fact is you are a real...

And with him, I just felt like not going to argue about this, you know, pick

your battles. But I think at some point it just felt like, okay, this is feeling

like abuse.

This is not my first time speaking with a divorce attorney.

This is just the first time that I have decided to figure out what my options

are before I take action and file. What would you like to see happen here?

I don't want there to be an issue about asking. Was there a prenuptial?

No.

I purchased a car during the marriage. I gave that car to him. I didn't want an

issue. I paid for my home in cash.

So that wouldn't come into play.

The good thing is your marriage is three years, you said?

Three years. That's not a long time. The courts are not going to say, let's give

him half.

But the concern that I have is child custody.

Does he spend any considerable time overnight with Brooklyn outside of you?

Never. Even when we do visit New York, he still spends the night with us at the

hotel.

That's going to be important.

You can't just hand Brooklyn off to him and say, see you on Sunday. Yeah.

Yeah. I have some concerns about that. Yeah.

But I don't want her to lose her dad.

What is Mark's relationship like with his other children?

You know, that's just a loaded question. I'd rather not answer that.

There is a way for you to ensure that he's able to spend quality time with

Brooklyn. You can file a petition of separate maintenance. It means that we

to define some things, including custody and child support. Or you could just

say, I'm tired of feeling this way. I want a divorce.

Which of the two do you believe you're ready to proceed on?

I need to just look at everything and figure it out. All right.

We've been separated well over 10 months, and I have Brooklyn with me 100

the time, and I feel like I need to have custody issues settled before I

actually file for divorce.

Well, thank you so much for coming in. Thank you. I appreciate it.

You all right?

Yeah, I'm okay. Kay, you got to stop being self -deprecating.

I'm not.

You really beat yourself up because of this dude.

I know how black women want, especially black women celebrities, if y 'all give

away everything, you know, for your career, and then you go and you say, I'm

going to go get this family.

Yeah. Right? But his failure, that's okay.

His failure is his failure. Yeah.

You got to get to fight that dog.

I know. I'm working on it. I'm here, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Dennis and I just landed in Kentucky. We are going to head to the location to

meet the rest of the protesters.

The whole point is to be here to stand up for Breonna Taylor.

So we want justice.

What resonated with me about Breonna Taylor's death is that she was a

worker in her home, resting in her bed.

The police bust in her door, shoot a shot.

to her innocent body for no reason.

I am here with Tamika Mallory and her group Until Freedom. They have been

protesting for many, many years against injustice, against black people. Growing

up with my grandfather being such a powerful civil rights leader, I had

with my grandfather when I was six years old.

And I remember the fear of when the Ku Klux Klan came and they were calling

us.

And they were throwing rocks at us. And they were saying they were going to kill

us. And I remember being so confused.

Why do they hate us? And it wasn't until I got a little bit older that I

understood what my grandfather was doing.

Gratitude will come to me once I'm dead and gone. I'm not worried about what

they say about me here. I'm going to do what I believe is right and godly.

You have to realize we're all human.

And a lot of times we forget where we come from. And we can say things that

ignorant, as I had before, was not knowing much about, like history.

But I'm a mother now, and she means the world to me. And if something ever were

to happen to her, I wouldn't be able to even exist. And so that's why it was

just immediate for me to educate myself about our history and activate.

My activism for my daughter's future.

Ready? Yeah, I'm ready for whatever.

My name is Portia Williams.

I love my life.

I would never take my life. I would never harm myself.

Again, I'm here peacefully.

So if I am to be arrested, I am sacrificing myself for the cause.

Breonna Taylor forever.

I am Breonna Taylor.

Coming up next.

When you are only the bum father to me, it just kind of rubs me the wrong way.

The little kid, she's like, well, my dad said he's coming, and then he wouldn't

come. I feel like I've just moved past the point where he's necessary.

Come on, Riley.

I'm coming.

I think Riley's trying to get out of washing her own car.

Come on, Riley.

How many times are you going to say that?

As many as it takes to get you out of the house.

I haven't gotten it washed in, like, months.

Could have spent $50, but I'm going to do it for free.

Oh, my God.

Spray it, mate.

It's not even on yet.

What's up, Blaze?

Blaze is ready.

She ready.

Come on, buddy. So you hit the wheels.

Hold on. Why you are not helping with your own car?

I mean, I can just spend a couple dollars and get someone to come over

wash it. Oh, okay, baller.

You say your dollars or a couple? Oh, yes, a couple of your dollars. Uh -huh,

and get something to clean it for you. Okay, see, that's the problem, because

all of my dollars is about to have to go to college, ma 'am. With COVID and all

of that, are they doing full classes? I mean, most of them are online, but I

can't stay here that much longer. I got to go.

I cannot believe that my baby girl is about to go to NYU to be a successful

attorney. She's grown now.

Like, this is official.

Oh, you got it?

Okay. I'm a polo baby.

I'm going to let Katrina watch her for a while because it's too hot out here.

Yeah. I'll be right back.

Are you intimidated by NYU?

No. You're going to the Big Apple. You know, I'm just making sure you're going

to be all right. But I got eyes on you, so.

No, you don't. Kayla out there. I'm like, hey, look, watch her. How do you

Watch out. You are in a limited budget because school is going to be

ridiculously high.

You have to pay for school now.

NYU is way more expensive than your high school was.

Okay, well, I feel like my father never really did anything. It's time for him

to at least provide something when I'm going to college.

Well, you were the one who said that I should go ahead and get your dad to pay

all the back child support stuff.

Riley was like four when Block and I went to court for child support.

But about ten years ago, he just stopped.

Seem like this is gonna be drama.

I mean, I don't really think it's drama.

What you mean it's not gonna be drama?

He texted me yesterday calling me all kind of, oh, you acting like a broke

and all kind of stuff.

No, he said a hood rat or something called me.

The block owes me close to $100 ,000.

Well, I already filed a paperwork with child services.

He gonna have to do something.

You acting like a broke bitch. You should have damn been paying this money.

this point, he had a court date.

They just kind of basically make him pay at least a portion of what he owes.

I mean, he's riding around in Bentleys and stuff, but you don't want to pay

amount of money.

You rinsing it off?

Okay, so let's say you go to court, they make him pay the back money. Will you

then be open to communicating and having a relationship with them?

Wasn't I like 15 when he came around and tried to start talking again?

Do you think that was around you from when you were growing up to now?

That is true.

I was there when you were born.

Did you sign the birth certificate?

For her, as a little kid, she's like, well, my dad said he's coming, and

He wouldn't come, and then she'd be all upset, and that would upset me.

When you are only the bum father to me, it just kind of rubs me the wrong way,

because you had the capability to be there, because I can see it with all

other children.

Oh, really?

Hey,

Riley, I told you you had a little brother on the way.

Oh, okay.

I don't know, like, I have people around me who I'm already comfortable with,

but I feel like I'm just kind of...

move past the point where he's necessary.

Well, it's okay to feel that way and to think that way, but if you never give

him the opportunity to... It's not my fault. It's his fault. No, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no. That's not what I'm saying.

But if he reaches out to you, it's up to you to answer the call.

But you know what?

What? It's been a long time, and she's only going to get comfortable based off

of his action.

You know, even when me and Kayla was getting back together...

I had some people tell me, like, yo, dude, I wouldn't even check into that.

I'm like, that's my daughter. You know what I mean?

But your relationship with Kayla started a little later, but it's not as late as

this, though.

Yeah, but I think it's about action. He has to genuinely try.

Right.

It would be hard for Block to bond with Riley this late in life. He thinks he

can just decide, you know, that he wants to be all reaching out and that she's

supposed to welcome him with open arms, and it did not work out that way.

She's really hurt, and he does not get it.

Riley, just try to keep an open mind and do it as you're comfortable.

You know what I mean? That's all you can do.

We'll see.

Girl, let's get out of this heat. Let's finish up this car.

Oh, y 'all want to finish up now after I done did all the work?

I wasn't told about our final destination because there could be

our group who could tip off the police, you know, and then that's a whole

problem.

We're going to mark for just about a mile, and then we'll end up at the last

destination, and that is where everything is going to go down.

Coming up next.

If the people can't be there, you don't want to get married.

I deserve all of it. Am I not enough?

Come on, puppy.

At least right there on the hill or something, Chell. I don't get to do

You're about to be mad at me.

Why? Because I want to show you something, and you need to put these on

feet. Oh, okay. I thought it was a bonnet, Chell. Okay.

Okay.

Oh, that's Miss Candy. Her window shield is all fogged up.

What kind of shoes you have on, girl?

I went in and got me some boots.

Hey!

I know, right?

Oh, well, I don't know if I want to walk my boots through that yet.

Just come follow me. Come on.

This is going to be nice.

It's huge, right?

So that's the jacuzzi. Yes, that's the upper level. That's going to be

Brooklyn's play area.

And then down here is the pool. And in there is going to be a little pool

Oh, you're doing a lot.

Yes.

Who knows what the future holds? I'm just making choices for myself and not

considering how it's going to make Mark feel.

When is it going to be ready?

Don't make me upset. Let's go.

Oh, Lord.

Mark never wanted a pool, and I thought, oh, you don't live here anymore, so I'm

building a pool.

Because it's what I wanted.

Mike and I are trying to learn how to swim, child. You don't know how to swim?

No. You know how to swim, Candy?

I can doggy paddle.

Wait a minute. You can doggy style and doggy paddle?

Yep. Come on up.

I don't smell nothing cooking.

Listen, y 'all caught me at the last minute.

I will open your wine up.

It's cute in here. Come on, let's sit over there.

I really love your house, though. Thank you. It's so clean.

I feel like during this time of quarantine, my house has been going to

Like, yeah, because Miss Peggy ain't been able to come.

So the other day, I called myself trying to fold up all those clothes.

It took me over five hours, and I still wasn't finished.

You have to do a load a day. As soon as I wake up, load of laundry, mop the

floor. OK, well, see, you better than me, honey. I ain't been able to do all

that. How does Ty feel about this? He doesn't complain.

He adds to the disaster.

Well, there's a lot more work with the man there. You know, men need stuff all

the time. You got to have sex. You got to feed them. You got to, like, chow.

You know what I'm saying? No, it's true.

Okay. I know you're Miss Domestic. I get it. Well, listen, I'm a housewife

without a husband right now. And then my normal nanny, she hasn't been back to

work. So I had to find someone temporarily.

But she seems to be a good fit so far.

It's only been two days, though. And so she hasn't left my side yet because I'm

just not going to leave her alone yet. Well, that's stressful going through

that, trying to figure out the whole nanny thing. I know you've been pretty

dealing with Brooklyn on your own. Yeah.

We went to New York to see Mark.

I mean, I have just been feeling like I'm just in a holding pattern.

And whenever I've tried to really talk to him about us, it never really goes

anywhere. And after about five months of us being apart, I said, you know, I'm

going to go to New York. I'm going to make sure Brooklyn sees him and try and

try to talk to him. But did he ask you to come?

I said I was thinking about it. He was like, yeah, I want you to come. So the

first day, we were okay.

Second day, he picked a fight with me. He spoke to me in a nasty way.

I don't like the way he talks to you.

No, and I don't either. And if we don't agree, it's just like he just...

Goes crazy.

He has all the power. You are going up trying to see him even though he should

be the one trying to come see you. You know what I'm saying?

You are the one trying to figure out, well, is there any way to, you know, fix

this? He should be doing those things. But that is indicative of our entire

relationship the entire time. No one should have to live like that.

So when I came back from New York, I said, you know what? I'm going to go to

my attorney. And he gave me two options.

One is to do it separately. separation agreement, and the other one was to file

for divorce.

If Mark makes you happy, I'm here for it. But if he's not making you happy,

know, I'm not here for it. But couples go through ups and downs, and I was okay

riding that wave with him because, you know, I got married for better or for

worse. Am I?

A separation? Well, that's because of COVID, you know, but still.

Yeah, I don't know. It just seems like it's either his way or the highway.

So he doesn't see anything wrong with the way he treats you, basically.

I don't think he does.

Here's the thing. Mark talks crazy to Kenya. Mark also is not really around. I

don't think he's even getting any vitamin D from Mark. So I just don't

Girls, cut the ties.

Move on.

You know, I haven't completely made the decision, but my heart tells me that he

cannot change.

I will say this.

You have tried to make it work with Mark Daly.

I just feel like you really gave this all you could really give it.

Coming up next.

Yes,

I saw that. That is so crazy.

These are my schedules, my calendars.

So you look at this every day?

Yes.

Oh, okay.

So we can get you a virtual one so you can do it on your phone and your laptop.

Oh, you mean like a Google Calendar?

Yeah, because if this gets on fire, you're done.

Yeah, for sure. My life would be up in smoke if I lost it.

I got my final copy of my book, baby.

Oh, say hello.

Hi. Hey, Keita.

Hey. Hey, so what's the deal with Friday?

Finish up on that. I'm going to talk to Mike and then give me like 30 minutes.

Okay, cool. All right, bye -bye.

Hey, babe. What's up, mama?

Want some wine? Yeah, I'll take some wine. Yeah? That's like seeing your ass,

girl.

I'm glad we had the quarantine because that damn thing just grew. Yeah, it got

bigger. Now we're here.

Peaceful Lake Bailey.

I have you all to myself.

Okay. Which is my favorite thing, always.

Cheers.

Oh, you know what I like about it the best?

What? You are free to let it go.

What do you mean?

You know, in the bedroom.

Like, we had kids. Oh, having to, like, have quiet.

Yeah, quiet.

You know, from sex with your head under the pillow. Yeah. And you sound like a

car about to start up.

I'm not proud of it, but that's pretty much what I sound like. I was trying to

be quiet.

Yeah.

The quarantine was tough.

And let's just say I'm really happy that you're here. I like Bailey. Are you?

Yeah,

I am.

This was a lot. You just can't be in the same space with people and can't go

nowhere. Kind of similar to... Jail. You know what I mean?

You know, the quarantine has got the best of us.

We had time to really just nitpick about everything.

Like, whose turn is it to go to Costco? Who left the unwashed pot in the sink?

It was jail. Yes. But, you know, you was a really good cellmate. Although we

were tested, we passed the test.

And being quarantined together has definitely made our relationship

There's no doubt in my mind whether or not I want to marry you after the

quarantine. Right now,

I have a lot of stress going on with, like, planning the wedding and trying to

figure out everything.

The quarantine definitely put a halt on wedding planning. But now that Mike and

I are back in Atlanta, I have to run full speed ahead because if 10 -10 -20

our perfect date, I got to get to planning for it. What's going on? Like,

we doing?

Well, I told you that I got a call from Courtney. Yeah.

About the new law.

Governor Kent issued executive orders for no gatherings of more than 50

50? Yeah.

We have 250 people that we're inviting.

I know.

Oh, God.

I mean, it's disappointing.

I mean, you know, I want a lot of people that really care about us to be there.

But at the end of the day, it's supposed to be our day. So if we got 55 or just

the two of us and a minister, that's all we really need.

I think for women it's different, you know?

I have been married before. Like, I don't have that good of a memory of my

wedding. There's a lot of drama from financially.

Tell me a little bit about the budget for the wedding. We have absolutely no

money.

You decide on if you're going to go on a honeymoon or not.

I'll be right back.

Some of the people that were there were supportive, basically haters.

I forgot to bring the license.

Do you think you should give it to me?

You're like my happily ever after. And I just want an amazing

day that I can not only share with my family, but also share with my friends.

I understand your feelings. Please let that be known.

But at the same time, you know, this is life. Who knew that COVID was going to

happen? To me, if 10 -10 -20 is our perfect date, Things are going to be

up and we'll be to have that wedding. If it's not, then maybe we're not meant to

get married 10, 10, 20.

Maybe God is like saying, hey, do it another time.

Why is it that we have to move our perfect date?

Because the world isn't perfect right now.

You understand what I'm saying, though, right?

No. Okay.

What are you saying?

I'm saying if, God forbid, we can't have a lot of people there, the two of us.

can still be married on that day, and we can have a ceremony later.

What I'm asking you now is, if the people can't be there, you don't want to

married.

I mean, even the hesitation kind of worries me. No, it's not hesitation, I'm

thinking. I want all of it. I deserve all of it. You do, but am I not enough?

You are not. Then what's the, okay, you know what? I want you to see all my

friends and family because I want them to be able to take part in it.

I'm not hearing it the way I want to hear it. I got to be honest. I don't

up about that wedding as long as I'm married to you.

So you got to ask yourself, do you want a marriage or do you really want a

wedding?

I'd be lying if I said I didn't.

At

this

point, it had been almost 120 days since the murder of Breonna Taylor.

And nothing had been done.

As I'm sitting there and I'm seeing them arrest the people around me, I'm like,

oh, my God.

There's no turning back.

She's coming along.

I'm loving the way it's looking.

I was like, I haven't even forgot you had any twins. She's coming here real

Afrocentric and stuff.

You're trying to be funny. No, I'm just saying.

She came in with the long, flowy locks. I was like, oh.

These are braid. They're not locked. Okay.

Anyway. You like it?

I'm not just liking it, I'm loving it.

Don feels the same way about the little loungy area over there.

I'm sick of you trying to make a lounge.

I just remembered this idea.

Babe, it's a restaurant, but it gives it layers.

After having the success of OLG, Todd and I were trying to figure out what

could we bring to the southwest side of Atlanta.

So we were like, okay, a steakhouse.

All the space we have is going to be needed for people to sit down,

right now when we don't know when people are going to be able to not socially

distance. That's all right. So we need space.

No, time out, time out.

Hey. What's up, girl? How you doing?

What's up, friend?

Did you see what happened in Kentucky? Did you see that?

Yes, I saw that. That is so crazy.

I'm really proud of her for stepping up and keeping Breonna Taylor's name alive,

you know. I just can't believe they arrested her.

I was so proud of Portia for going to Kentucky.

Then when she got arrested, of course I was concerned.

I'm like, did she get hurt while she was getting arrested?

A lot of different things ran through my mind. But I was extremely happy to see

her give of herself in that way and fight.

I don't know.

Yeah.

Well,

when you first get in and you're put into that first cage, it hurts.

Spider webs, dirt everywhere.

I mean, nothing sanitizing. It's out of a jail. And it was probably myself and

maybe like 30 women.

But you know what is disgusting is that place was being inside that cage with

them actually changed my life.

I've never shared my soul with people that I had just met. And we were sharing

it because a soul had been lost, which was so ironic about the whole thing.

What is the biggest takeaway from this entire experience?

The biggest takeaway from this experience is that I'm going to do it

This

season, keep

your mask and your wig on tight, boo.

We got to do a nasty old picture.

Quarantine a bitch.

Drew is a friend of mine that smooths my leg.

I bring the flavor to Atlanta.

Don't fuck with me. I'm from Chicago, bitch.

Me and my husband, we've almost been divorced.

He left and didn't tell me where he was. For like three days. I just want to

marry my man. And if that looks like everyone turning up and asking us, so be

it. If I can't have it, Mike, then we can pull over and get married now.

Done.

I have a crush on you.

Kenya got her groove back.

He filed for divorce.

And he's asking for alimony.

You really think he's going to fight you over custody?

Don't tell me what I cannot do with my child.

I'm hearing sex noises coming from a bedroom.

It wasn't a sex party.

She gets really good at it.

She's making disparaging comments about me and you involving a stripper. Wow.

I'm over this.

What happens in the dungeon stays in the dungeon.