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Previously on "Braxton Family Values"...

I'm not ready for Mommy to have surgery.

She has to have the surgery.

It's dangerous. They have to go through thcarotid.

I can't handle it.

- What's happening? - We're getting a divorce.

How you didn't tell us?

I was like, "I would love for us to be amicable."

And he was like, "No, I'm not gonna do that. I'm not gonna be amicable."

I'm gonna tell you what's gonna be the fight.

I want the house. Especially because Caleb is still in school.

That's your house. You're entitled to the house.

This is your boy's home.

Couple of days ago...

Ooh, I'm gonna kill him.

This is some bull--, everybody. Really?

Is she pregnant?

♪ We are the Braxtons and you'll see ♪

♪ We are not like an ordinary family ♪

♪ Toni, Traci, Towanda, Trina ♪

♪ Tamar and Miss E will ♪

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♪ The "Braxton Family Values." ♪

Is she pregnant?

Yeah, is she pregnant?

Yeah, she's pregnant.

I want to smack the piss out of him.

I can't believe my son.

Didn't I teach him better than that?

My nerves is definitely on shingles.

The grit's about to hit the fan.

I'm playing. She's not pregnant. Nah, she's not pregnant.

Nah, it's just, you know, we've been together for a while now

and I think she's the one.

How do you know she's the one?

You're only teenagers.

We love each other

and I think me and her are just right for each other.

But you ain't even asked me can you get engaged.

- Can I get engaged? - No!

No, you can't get engaged.

I still find it hard to believe

that that Olivia isn't pregnant.

What 19-year-old boy proposes to a 17-year-old girlfriend these days

without being pregnant?

And what about college?

You know, my opinion on college,

I don't want a student loan.

So I'm not focused on college right now.

That's why I'm pursuing the business

so I can take care of my lifestyle.

That's the whole reason why I'm--

Okay, guys. Got your dozen large crabs.

Thank you.

How can he be an entrepreneur when he has to support a wife

and possibly a baby on the way?

I guess they are all planning to live with us.

Not.

I want him to go to college so I can have that whole year to myself.

- I needed to walk around the house not doing anything. - Naked.

- That's not cool. - It is too cool.

Every parent waits for their child

to go to school so we can act the fool.

I'll tell you what. He can stay in the house.

- We're gonna walk around naked. - No, you're not.

You're gonna wake up, it's gonna be like a "Baby Boy" situation.

Yeah.

I just got to eat me up a crab.

I can't believe my child. I can't. I can't.

It's not for me to introduce you

to your soul mate.

I'm still hosting on my talk show "The Real"

and we were right in the middle of shooting our first season,

and I can't lie, it's a lot of work, but it's a lot of fun.

- Hello? - Hey, baby.

- Hey, babe. - I was thinking about Mama.

How's she doing?

My mama needs surgery to fix her herniated disc in her neck.

So she's been staying at my house before her surgery.

And I can't lie, I've been calling Mr. Herbert

every five minutes to check in on her.

I'm just worrying about her. I just want to make sure the surgery goes well.

You know? I don't want her to have the surgery,

but I want her to have the surgery because I want her to feel better, you know?

Yeah, but you know how it is when it's your mama.

We're waiting to hear from the doctor to find out

when they can exactly schedule her surgery.

But Mommy will be in the hospital for, like, three days.

One day for tests, one day for the surgery.

and if all goes well, which I know that it will,

she'll be released on the third day.

Now I'm uber scared because she needs this procedure

and there's always risks any time anyone goes into surgery.

It seems like it's a lot going on at once, you know?

Mommy has to have the surgery.

Trina's divorce. I'm a little worried about her.

I feel like something is definitely going on.

I'm relieved that Trina has announced--

I'm not gonna be shady and say another--

but it is another divorce from Gabe.

But she's not being very open and vocal with me

about what Gabe has done this time, you know,

to warrant, you know, this new divorce.

Yeah, but, you know, I have that Miss Fix-it demon on me.

Yeah. All right, love. Love you.

- Okay, mwah. - All right, bye.

Bye.

So it's gonna be like this.

Can this one go towards this way?

- I would like to open this-- -Hey, Trini.

Trina's first court appearance for her divorce is tomorrow,

so I decided to drop by Bar-Chix,

you know, to just give a little bit of support before tomorrow.

- This is gonna be the back bar area. - Okay.

And we also have some more equipment that we're gonna go look at.

- Okay. - I was hoping Jace was gonna be able to come with us--

- Who's Jace? - Jace. This is Jace. Towanda.

- Oh, she gave you a nickname? - Of course.

Of course.

Okay, Trina.

You got yourself a little brownie you're flirting with.

Your new contractor. No wonder you like hanging out at Bar-Chix.

So, anyway, what's up?

- Nothing. You tell me. - What do you mean?

- Uh, Antavius. - Ugh, what about him?

Court date.

Towanda, I'm so tired of talking about it.

I'm so tired of dealing with it.

I'm ready for it to be over.

And then we have to go to court and it's still not gonna be over.

Well, I'm going with you.

- You're going with me? - Yes.

You think I'm gonna let you go by yourself? Are you kidding me?

- Say, "Honest to God." - Honest to God.

- Thank you. - Honest to God. Right hand to the Man.

Yes, I am. Why wouldn't I go?

I promise I cannot deal with this by myself.

And I refuse to drop a tear.

It's not worth it.

I decided I wasn't gonna have a cocktail every day.

Oh, that's good.

But I would love to have a cocktail every day.

But there's a substitution.

Food.

Food, glorious food.

Towanda, I promise I can't stop eating.

I've gained 17 pounds.

Hey, Tone.

Hey, Towanda.

So we just got back from the doctor's

and it looks like Mommy's gonna need to do the surgery right away.

Physical therapy isn't working and her pain's getting worse.

- Are you serious? - What happened? What happened?

And just FYI, the surgery's tomorrow.

So you guys need to get here, like, now.

Okay, well, uh...

okay, well, me and Trina will be there.

We will. Thank you, Tone.

Okay, love you. I'll call you later.

Okay, what happened?

Mommy's gonna have to go through surgery right away.

So, we have to fly out there.

So maybe after our appointment tomorrow,

we just hop on a plane.

Tomorrow?

Now we have to get on a plane to L.A. right after my court date tomorrow.

And Mommy going into surgery is extremely stressful

because with her diabetes, there can always be complications.

Do you guys realize how much stress that is

to have to go through this bull-- with Gabe

and then have to go through this horrible experience with Mommy?

It's a lot. And I think I am due a nervous breakdown.

Where's Trina? She's so late.

Of course you wouldn't want to go.

No, honey. We didn't do it.

- Huh? - We didn't go through that.

We should separate for a while.

That's fine.

Wow, he said nothing.

I mean, nothing.

You changed.

You got mean to me. You did.

If you still don't have anything for me, I need to let you go.

So if somebody's out there that you feel can give you more than I can give you,

then, you know, good riddance.

- Good riddance? - Good riddance.

Thank you very much.

When Andre and I was going through our situation,

he was really upset, however, comma,

I was never worried

about him wanting to take anything of mine

or trying to use the kids as leverage or anything.

Unfortunately, that's what Trina is facing now.

I love you, son.

You're not gonna see me later.

- Bye. - Bye.

He's trying to take everything I have.

I don't want them to think I have-- you know, have anything.

I'm getting ready at Towanda's house this morning

because I don't want to see Gabe before court.

Now Gabe's requested a report of everything that I earned

and everything I spend.

And he's basically coming after everything I have

because he is a bitter jerkhole.

Total up the payments to creditors.

Let's see. Student-- loans.

Wait, did he help you with school?

- With your school? - No.

I had them paid off to help pay off his.

- And help pay off his car. - That's always the case.

That's always the case, girl.

He didn't graduate until he got with you.

I'm just saying.

He didn't finish college, nothing.

He didn't even have a job.

You helped him, really.

Why can't y'all just, like, divorce amicably?

Towanda, I said, "Gabe, why can't you just leave with what you have with

and I leave with what I have with and we keep it moving?"

- 'Cause he wants what's yours. - Exact--

Now I understand why people do prenups.

'Cause even if you don't have nothing,

you want to make sure that person leaves with what they have.

At hello, I knew Gabe was a lowdown,

dirty, cheating-ass dog.

Actually, everybody on the Internet knows,

you know, that he was a cheating dog.

He's like, "Oh, I'm not gonna hurt you no more, Trina."

But this random girl?

Oh, God. Oh, God.

Gabe and some girl he found on the social network,

they had cybersex.

And she filmed it

and put it all over the Internet.

I'm so humiliated. I'm so humiliated.

Trying to act like he has any claim

to Trina and her money is ridiculous.

That's a new low even for you, Gabe.

That's a new low.

-So nervous. -Why?

I'm just nervous, Towanda.

-It's okay. -I'm nervous.

I'm done.

Let's go.

I'm about to walk into court

and everything is hitting me all at once.

I'm actually moving forward with this divorce

and the man I've loved for 14 years has now become my enemy.

I really feel like Gabe is trying to ruin me.

And he's threatening the livelihood of me and my children.

Oh, my gosh.

You know I have to have a cocktail when this is finished?

Yeah, girl.

'Cause coffee is just not gonna cut it.

Coming up on "Braxton Family Values"...

You did?

I didn't really want to rehash

my court appearance right now.

You got the shakes. Can we get the nurse?

This could go bad very quickly.

Child, I'm scared.

Tomorrow is my surgery.

But today Tamar and Vince

are taking me to check into the hospital

so they can run tests first.

- Hi, I'm Tom Dixon. - Hi, how are you?

- Evelyn Braxton. Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you as well.

Now, I know my mama is trying to stay positive about the surgery,

and we're all hoping it will relieve all of her pain

that she's been going through,

but with her diabetes, she is already so vulnerable.

I am so nervous, I can't take it.

Hey, Mama.

Oh, there she is, Miss America.

- Hey, hey, hey. - Hey, Mama.

- You did? - Really?

- No. - Shouldn't be up in the bed with Mommy.

- Get out of Mommy's bed. - She invited me.

You got dirty clothes on in the bed.

I told her the same thing. She told me get in.

Mommy, make Tamar get out of the bed.

Look, I'm not gonna be here tomorrow.

Y'all gonna be able to be here tomorrow.

So let me get up under my mama.

Okay, but get out of her bed.

I'm really upset that I have to shoot "The Real" tomorrow

and I won't be here for Mommy when she goes into surgery.

Now, Mommy insists that I shouldn't worry about it

and it's all gonna be okay,

but my mom being put to sleep

for some surgery, honey, that's dangerous.

Child, I'm scared, okay?

Y'all just interrupted Tamar and Evelyn time.

I can't even have a baby. My tubes are tied.

Oh, and I get that part. Absolutely you can get him for that.

But you have to prove that he's lying,

which means that Dr. Jackie would have to be able

- to say, "I performed the tube ligation." - Tube ligation.

Gabe is just a complete,

total, and utter mentiroso.

He's saying I might be pregnant,

which is a complete lie

considering I got my tubes tied 17 years ago.

- He's crazy. He's delusional. -He is.

This is the same guy who flipped the bird at you

- in the middle of a courtroom. - Right.

- Yes, he did. - So what lucid person would do something like that, Trina?

You've got to remember what you're dealing with.

- Yeah. - You got to remember what you're dealing with.

When I was standing near Gabe in the courtroom,

emotionally and physically I was like, "Oh, my gosh.

I can't believe that I was with this person for 14 years

because this is not the same person I married."

Have a safe flight.

Hey!

Hey!

We made it.

This court session with Gabe

was extremely intense.

I don't know how Trina's holding it together.

- Hey, Tamar. - Hey, Tra-rey.

I know, that's right. Slow down, honey.

It makes me super sad that I barely know what's going on with Trina's divorce.

Especially because we used to be really, really close.

Now I heard she went to court today

and I'm in my feelings right now

because she confides in everyone else before she does me.

What's wrong, Mommy?

Your sugar level just dropped, didn't it?

- Yeah. - Can we get the nurse?

'Cause her sugar level just dropped.

-Hi. -That's probably why I'm so tired.

I think her sugar dropped a little bit.

It's very scary how Mommy's sugar is dropping

because of her diabetes.

It could affect how well her body withstands the surgery.

Even more, it could delay the surgery.

But I know she wants to finally be free from her pain.

And this could go bad very quickly.

Ma, you drink your juice?

Ma, you got the shakes.

That's low for her.

There's some Swedish Fish. Try some Swedish Fish.

It'll bring her right back up. It's so sweet.

But the doctor said to give her a banana.

- The doctor said a banana and apple juice. - I know Mommy.

But the doctor said.

Tamar, look, I can't eat that and the sugar spike to make you feel better.

Now you just have to sit down and calm yourself.

I know it's hard for my kids to see me go into major surgery.

Especially Tamar.

I just don't want Tamar to get worked up.

The surgery isn't until tomorrow.

Hey!

Hi, Miss Braxton. How are you?

- Hi, good to see you. - Trina, stay with it.

Good. Good. You all set for tomorrow?

- Yeah. - Great.

What we're gonna do is we're gonna get

under way tomorrow morning about 7:30.

And as we talked about, we're gonna make a very small incision

just on the left-hand side of your neck

and we're gonna take a little bit of bone also from your right hip.

Okay?

Let me tell you how scary this surgery sounds in my head.

You got to cut open the neck, then you got to cut open the hip.

He got to take a part of her hip and put it in her neck.

And it's by a man-- wait!

That's super scary. That's my mama.

Wake up maybe with a little bit of a sore throat and that's about it.

But we'll take real good care of you.

- What were her sugars? - 65.

Do you have any more questions at all?

- No. - No? All right.

- Thank you so much. - Okay, you're very welcome.

You're very welcome. We'll see you tomorrow. All right.

Thank you.

My nerves is shot to shingles.

I know I should tell my sisters and my mom

that Kevin Jr. is engaged,

but I'm just not ready to tell them yet.

Besides, with Trina's divorce,

everyone has enough to worry about right now.

Thank God she's getting a divorce from Gabe.

- What happened? - I just have to say it out loud.

So what happened?

Thanks, Towanda.

I didn't really want to rehash my court appearance right now.

But here we go.

What happened?

Coming up on "Braxton Family Values"...

I just feel stupid and dumb.

I have defended him through the undefendable.

I'm glad it's not me 'cause I wouldn't be crying.

I would be kicking your ass right now.

I married a bitch for sure.

He said that he's gonna have the last laugh.

That's a real threat. He's crazy.

I'm super worried about her moving out of her house.

Thank God she's getting a divorce from Gabe.

So what happened?

Thanks, Towanda.

I didn't really want to rehash my court appearance right now.

But here we go.

What happened?

I have five days to get out of my house.

- What? - With the children.

I thought when I went to court today,

we could work on a plan for Gabe to move out of the house

and I would stay there with the boys.

Then Gabe insisted I pay him for his housing.

And I am not giving him any money.

So the judge said we have to sell the house

and it's gonna be on the market in five days.

- You did? -Trina. Trina.

You know why you don't need it?

'Cause your best is yet to come.

Whatever he want, let him have it.

- It's nothing-- - He can't have my company.

- No, that's not what I mean. - That's what he's asking for.

- Oh, please. -He wants your company?

- Which company? - All of them.

He wants Bar-Chix.

- He said he built my brand. - He's lying.

You had that brand when you said, "I do."

And now he wants in on the brand.

It's simple as that.

He's just angry and trying to get her attention.

And I don't think he ever thought I would muster up the strength to leave.

My whole life feels like it's just being ripped apart.

And I want to be able to talk to my sisters,

but I'm not sure if I can handle

all of their opinions right now.

I'm gonna let Mommy get some sleep.

- Mama, we're gonna go. - Okay.

Now I know it's time to let Mommy get some rest,

but it is hard to leave her here.

So Traci's gonna stay with her tonight

and the rest of the girls will be here at the crack of dawn

when Mommy goes into surgery.

And I'm so upset that I can't be here

in the morning when she goes to surgery,

but I can't do anything about that.

All right, guys. Good night.

- I'm coming back in, Mommy. I'm walking them out. - See you, Mommy.

- Okay. - Bye, Mommy. Love you.

Good night. Love you. See you in the morning.

Look at God.

- That's Tamar? - Of course.

Hey.

Tell Tamar that's me calling her.

- Hello? - I can't FaceTime you?

-Oh. - My nerves are on probation.

Like, I'm so nervous. I'm so tired.

- I'm so out of it. - Don't be panicky.

She's panicking 'cause she's not here.

You're panicking 'cause you're not here, but okay.

You have eyes and ears here.

We're here. Everybody's here.

So go ahead and do your gig.

Okay, bye.

Didn't you just talk to her

like two seconds ago and she asked the same exact thing?

We've all been at the hospital since 6:00 AM this morning.

Except for Tamar, who had to work today.

But we're all nervous for updates about the surgery.

If everything goes according to plan,

it should be over soon.

- I got such a headache. -Did you eat?

When your parent is sick or your child is sick

- or your man is sick... -Everything stops. You ain't got to tell me.

...like, it's like, what?

It's a lot.

Everything stops when your mom is sick.

Baby.

That ain't no joke.

It's just been a lot. 'Cause, you know, we're here all day

and then I got to go to the hospital and check on Mom.

- You don't want to do nothing but be with them. - Right.

So you know exactly what's going on to ask questions.

But you know what? I do-- I got to say I can't lie.

I can't take nothing away from Vince.

If anything-- he's a good man.

Savannah, you heard me.

- Like... - What is that?

Like he's been really stepping in and filling in

'cause I'm not able to be there. You know what I mean?

He loves your mom, too. Like it's his mom.

- Yeah, he does. - That's his mom, too, you know?

I'm extremely nervous about Mommy's surgery.

Especially with her diabetes.

Like, I just want everything to go right

and I don't want that to be a factor.

Tamar, we're ready for you.

Okay.

- Do y'all hear my lisp? - Yes.

I was hoping you didn't notice.

We're not gonna pinpoint your flaws.

That means y'all gonna be teasing me.

I knew I shouldn't have said anything.

- Hey, guys. - Hey!

Whoo.

What'd I miss?

We're talking about each other's flaws.

- I have a flaw. - I have a flaw. It's called Gabe.

Don't be mad at yourself because you were in love.

- And you want the-- - Yes, I loved him.

But I was just so hopeful.

I covered up a lot. No matter how it made me feel

or how it affected me.

I even went through people calling me all kinds of names.

As you all know, I was a ho, I was this, that, and the other.

To protect him.

Now that we're going through a divorce,

"Oh, I don't want your kids in my house while I'm gone."

"Oh, I don't want your kids on my insurance."

Now you understand what I'm saying.

That's what I'm talking about, hold a grudge.

Now you understand.

I have two teenage sons, Eric and Caleb.

And they are not Gabe's biological children,

but for the past 14 years,

Gabe has raised them as his own.

And what really tears me up inside

is that I feel like he just used the kids

to stay with me in the past.

And now he's using them to punish me and them.

I don't think I want to talk about it anymore.

Okay. I understand. I'm sorry.

No.

No, because I feel so stupid.

- Why do you feel stupid? - Because I do.

- I feel so dumb. - Why do you feel dumb?

- Because I do. - There's no need to feel dumb.

I'll sit here with Trina.

Don't feel stupid. Don't feel sad.

I just dealt with all the dumb stuff.

- I know. - You know, and I--

I fell for the whole okey-doke with all your family

and that's our family and those are our children.

But from that to your kids can't be on my insurance.

You know, I want your kids out of my house.

We have to leave our house.

We have to leave our home for 11 years.

Caleb is still in school. You understand what I'm saying?

I have to uproot my kids and my family

and my life because he wants to be selfish

and ignorant and angry.

And I just feel stupid and dumb.

Well, I know Mommy's probably really glad you're here

in spite of what you're going through.

You're still here making sure she's okay, so...

But I should be here with my mother.

Not having to go home to have to move.

To worry about where you-- yeah.

And worry about where me and my kids are gonna live and stay

after we've been there for over a decade.

Do you understand what I'm saying?

I just feel so dumb. I just feel stupid.

Just dumb.

And then trying to take half and ask for alimony.

Hold up. Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Gabe, you're making a lot of money.

Are you asking for alimony?

That is freaking pure insane.

And on top of that, you want half of Trina's billfold?

I'm glad it's not me 'cause I wouldn't be crying.

I would be kicking your ass right now.

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He's a liar and that's what he does.

- He's going to lie. - Oh, really?

This is why I don't tell them everything.

I don't want them to keep freaking out on me.

- They're bringing Mommy in. - Okay.

She woke up a little bit. Nicole wants to tell y'all.

- Okay, she can come in here. - You sure?

Yeah, Nicole can come in.

- Nicole, you can come in. - Okay.

So she's out. She's doing well.

Still just a little sleepy.

- She should be here in about 30 minutes or so. - Okay.

- Okay? -Thanks, Nicole.

- You're awesome. - Yeah, everything's good.

- She's doing great? - Yeah, she's doing great.

- Okay. - Thanks, Nicole.

- Men are the new bitches. - Yes.

Well, then I'm a lesbian 'cause I married a bitch for sure.

-Yes, you did. - I can't even take it.

Yes, you did. You did marry a bitch.

I have defended him through the undefendable.

I have defended him. I stood beside him through--

when people just should ask-- what side are you on?

I'm grateful to be able to open up to my sisters,

but I'm also embarrassed.

And even though they are trying to be supportive,

I know they all feel like they warned me

that this was going to happen.

And now things are getting uglier than even I ever imagined.

Now, I've been super nervous about Mommy's surgery all day.

I mean, I can't even concentrate on work at all.

Hey, Tone.

Vince just texted me. She's out of surgery?

Well, how is she?

- She's okay. - When's she gonna wake up?

She'll be probably in this room in another, what,

15-20 minutes. Half an hour, tops. Just tops.

What did the doctor say?

The doctor said everything's fine.

He said it couldn't have went better.

He said it couldn't have gone better.

My nerves are too bad right now.

I just...

Well, when she wakes up, will you please tell her I love her?

And I'll be there as soon as I can.

We'll call you back. Love you. Bye.

Okay, love you. Bye.

Vince, what is wrong with your wife?

She has the scaredy-cat disease.

Between Mommy's surgery,

Trina being on the verge of a nervous breakdown,

oh, my God, and Tamar's anxiety,

I think I'm starting to lose it myself.

I'm trying to be the strong older sister,

but this is-- it's a lot today, I can't deny it.

- Is that Mommy? - Yes.

I think it's Mommy.

Hi!

- Who's calling? - Tamar.

Always.

Hi, Mommy!

Hi, boo.

You look good.

You look good, Mommy. Towanda, stop stealing all the kisses.

You can't rush kisses and love.

I am so relieved that Mommy is finally out of the recovery room.

And she actually looks great.

Thank you, Jesus! Whoo.

Yay.

We're so happy, Mommy.

We've been praying hard.

- Hey. Party over here. -Hey.

♪ Oh, look at Evelyn, oh, look at Evelyn ♪

♪ Evelyn got her neck fixed ♪

♪ Evelyn got her neck fixed ♪

♪ Now she can twerk, uh, uh ♪

♪ Now she can twerk and bend her knees ♪

♪ Now she can twerk and-- ♪ Hi.

Hi, Evelyn.

- How you feel? - Fine.

What's wrong. You irritated?

- Mm-mmm. I'm good. - You sleeping?

So I just got finished shooting "The Real"

and I'm rushing to the hospital to see my mama, honey,

'cause I got to lay eyes on her to make sure she all right.

I'm gonna let Mommy get some sleep.

I'm gonna go on home. I'm gonna get my kisses from my mama.

- Mm-hmm. - All right.

I love you. You get some sleep.

- Hey. - Bye.

- Okay, babe, see you. - Bye, Mommy.

So much.

Love you, Mama.

- Love you. - Okay, love you guys.

Mama's gonna love this.

- Mommy? - Great cheeses and wines of the world.

Toni, this place is-- this place stinks.

Well, good cheese has a little aroma.

And it has Toni Braxton written all over it.

- What does Mommy need cheese for? - This is not about me.

Because all women love cheeses when you've been sick.

I loved cheese when I was sick.

I ain't never heard of that.

So Toni's insisting that we get some cheese for my mama.

That's just a little weird,

'cause usually you get people flowers when they're sick.

But, you know, don't ask me nothing.

But Dr. Toni isn't listening.

She's acting like she's the only one who knows what's best for Mommy.

So we're just gonna bring her some cheese.

For me, cheese makes everything better.

And the doctor said that Mommy could have

some protein and something soft.

And I figured why not cheese?

It's, like, the best invention in the world.

Thank God for cows and goats. It's the greatest.

Wine and cheeses of the world.

You try that one.

- Tastes like weed cheese. -Weed?

Are you craving weed?

No, I don't smoke weed or eat it.

- I'm just saying I've had-- - How do you know that it's--?

Because everybody has had a Bill Clinton moment.

I just didn't inhale. It tastes like weed.

Who would want weed cheese?

What's that about? How would she know?

Is it good, though? I wonder. It might be good.

This move is really stressing me out.

I don't think you should pack yourself, no way.

- I don't trust him. - That's what I told her.

- I'd have a slew of people packing. - But I wouldn't even go.

Coming up on "Braxton Family Values"...

We don't know what's happening.

- It's a lot. - It is a lot.

I'm the one dealing with it.

Don't you think he's not gonna fabricate--.

When she leaves him for good,

who knows what he's capable of?

This move is really stressing me out.

I don't think you should pack yourself.

No way. I don't trust him.

That's what I told her. I'd have a slew of people packing.

But I wouldn't even go.

Now, I know Trina's in her feelings right now,

but I am super worried about her moving out of her house.

Now, what if she run into her soon-to-be ex-husband, okay?

They're in the middle of a nasty divorce right now

and what would happen if they end up

at the house at the same time?

- Don't go. - Wait, you don't trust what now?

I don't trust your ex, man.

He's crazy.

He's mad.

People get mad when you leave.

Trina, I'm not trying to scare you.

I'm not trying to have you be untough.

But he's scary. I wouldn't go out.

I would just hire people that I trust

to go and pack my stuff.

Let me tell you something. The material you lose, you can always get back.

We can never get another Trina.

I'm just saying.

It has been proven that things that I have said

about Gabe in the past has what? Come to the truth, okay?

So if I was Trina, I would do things a lot differently.

But I wouldn't trust him as far as I can throw him.

And I can't pick up that grown-ass man.

- Do y'all agree? - No, I told her.

- Traci, do you agree? - Total. Whole-handedly.

That's why I'm leaving in the first place.

Oh, my God!

My sisters are becoming more and more paranoid

by the hour about Gabe.

This is why I don't tell them everything.

I don't want them to keep freaking out on me.

He said that he's gonna have the last laugh.

- He said that to her? - Yes!

"And I'm gonna get the last laugh."

That's a real threat. He's crazy.

I'm gonna kick his ass if he comes near Trina ever again.

That's a lot. That's it, I'm done.

Come on, let's go, little Braxton girls.

Where are your sisters?

You know they suffer from their syndrome.

Always late.

And they're gonna come up with an excuse.

You know what it's gonna be?

A disease. It's called "liabetes."

Trina and I are going back to Atlanta,

so I know she is worried

about dealing with this crazy divorce.

But for now, I just think that we need

to spend some time with the sisters.

And I hope everybody is as supportive as I.

'Cause she needs love.

Oh, you heard me. Bow, bow, bow, bow.

- Nice jacket. Let me borrow that. - Isn't this dope?

- I got this-- - Hi, everyone.

Hey.

- Where is Toni Michelle? - Late.

We're just glad that Mommy's surgery was a success.

Yes.

We know.

- We know. - Oh, really?

- Hey, guys. Hey. - Well, hi.

Why you calling me winter?

- Little nippy right now. - I'm cold.

- That is hot. - No, I got a T-shirt on.

- I'm not trying to catch a cold. - She got the wool hat.

She got the wool scarf. She got the coat.

- Toni, Colorado my home? - She got the boots.

- But she got the cleavage on. - Stop touching me.

We were just saying we're so excited Mommy's surgery was a success.

-Yes! - Oh, my God, I was holding my breath the whole time.

So Trina has to hurry up and go home

- so she can pack up her house. - Sorry, Tri.

I don't understand how the judge can say you have a week to get out.

I've never heard of that. That is so crazy.

There was a lot of back and forth, back and forth, back and forth.

Like mediation, you mean?

Yes. No, but yes.

It's Scattergories with you, Trina, I'm sorry.

- It's not. I can't explain it. - It's real Scattergories.

- It's like Clue. - Excuse me, Towanda, is it code?

Am I being "coderizationized" about the back-and-forth mediation?

It wasn't a sit-down mediation.

But I say it was a mediation, you was, like, "Sort of,

kind of, but not really, almost, maybe."

We kind of don't know what to say 'cause we don't know what's happening.

So all I'm saying is we just kind of want to know what's going on.

- It's a lot. - It is a lot. I'm the one dealing with it.

Trina, I know, but what I'm trying to say is

don't you think he's not gonna tell his story?

Don't you think he's not gonna fabricate--?

He's going to lie. He's a liar. Liars lie.

To me, it's just a little rude

to say all this in front of me

and then when I got questions, you don't want to answer them.

So you done picked and choosed who you want to help?

That don't sound right.

Because there are other people that are shadier

than I can ever be, okay?

- He's a liar and that's what he does. -Take a deep breath.

- He's going to lie. - Trina. Trina.

You understand what I'm saying?

The protection is for Trina.

- Take a deep breath. - Yeah, but she has to be ready.

I'm just saying. He's a liar.

Yeah, yeah, take a deep breath.

Okay?

It's all right. Come on, you got it.

- It's all right. It's almost over. - You're strong.

- This is almost over. It's almost over. -You're strong.

- You're strong. - And-- him!

It's almost over. This is almost over.--- him.

You know, once they sell this house, that's it.

He won't have no more ties with Trina.

On top of everything else, I still haven't talked to my boys

and see how they feel about getting put out of our childhood home.

And that's weighing really heavily on my mind.

It's almost over, Trina.

-It is. -This is the last hump.

I'm very protective of anyone in my family,

especially Trina.

When it comes to Mr. "Gee-ob," okay?

She's been going through it with him for years.

And our family really needs to be there for her

because, for real, when she leaves him for good,

who knows what he's capable of?