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Traci has been on 2,000.

How?

How many drinks have you had today?

Y'all not gonna make me like I'm an alcoholic.

I'm not apologizing for things that didn't happen.

- Are you calling me a liar? - No, I'm just saying you're calling me a liar.

- So are you calling me-- - I am.

Nobody wants to apologize.

So how are we supposed to have closure?

Say what?! Say what?! Oh, my God!

Where's Tamar?

♪ We are the Braxtons, and you'll see ♪

♪ That we are not like an ordinary family ♪

♪ Toni, Traci, Towanda, Trina, Tamar, and Ms. E ♪

♪ Will teach you a thing or two ♪

♪ On "Braxton Family Values" ♪

Oh, I'm so tired.

Have a seat! Have a seat!

I couldn't be happier that Babyface and I

won a Grammy tonight for best R&B album,

my seventh Grammy.

It was fun. I had a good time.

I was excited. I was excited when it happened.

Thanks, guys. Where's Tamar?

I think Tamar's meeting us at the restaurant.

I was super surprised to see that Tamar was not at the hotel.

I was really expecting to see her there.

All right, guys, I gotta get out of this dress.

Okay.

I'm not sure what's going on,

but the room got awkwardly quiet,

and I'm not really in the mood for any drama right now.

I'm just so happy.

I just wanna celebrate

and hope it's not anything serious.

You just won a Grammy.

I'm so excited, yes!

- Let's party. - Let's do it.

Oh!

I am so amped to spend this evening with everyone.

I also texted Tamar.

She told me she's gonna meet me at the restaurant.

So she knows she better show up and help me celebrate.

-Hello! - Hey!

- Hi, lucky seven. - You're late, you're late.

- Hey, little girl. - Why are you late?

- Hi, Craig. - We're gonna move down

so you can fit there.

Hi.

Now I really don't give a damn that nobody believe me,

but I put this on my baby boy.

I had absolutely, positively no idea

that anybody was with Toni at some hotel.

Nobody called me. Nobody sent me no email.

But I do know why I wasn't invited.

It kind of make you feel... wack.

♪ Yay ♪

So where were you when you found out?

Uh, in the car. Alec, it came up on his phone.

- Oh, it came on his phone? - He was like, "She won!"

So I'd just like to say, you really almost retired.

You were like, "I don't wanna sing no more.

I don't wanna do this no more," and then the second

that you put your heart and your mind

and your soul into a project, and you get, you know,

recognized for it, it is an amazing...

thing.

So kudos.

I'm so glad all of my sisters are here with me

for this moment, even though Tamar wasn't with us earlier.

I'm glad she's with us now.

I just want to say thank you to all my family

and friends who supported me.

It's been a tough road to get here,

but I couldn't have done it without you guys.

Love, marriage, and divorce.

Yay!

Divorce was beautiful for you!

- Well, yeah. - Yes.

- Me, too! - Good.

Oh, hey, girls.

Ooh, you're making a cake?

I am making butter.

Okay.

- It's so easy. - Is it?

You'll never go back.

We won't?

Okay, let me get my cream.

I'm still on a high from last night,

and the girls came over so we can start planning

for my show at this huge jazz festival

in Miami this weekend, and I wanna make some changes

to freshen up the show.

- Toni? - Yep.

For your Miami show that's coming up?

Miami show, I was gonna ask Traci to come out

to do the Miami show with us.

I want her to do backup for one song.

Well, that's good, because the Miami show

will familiarize her with the show.

Yes. I think it's great.

I really wanna encourage Traci as a performer,

especially since her solo album came out.

And she's been performing more. Hear she's doing great.

Now Traci does have a history of being a little wild on stage.

♪ If you didn't come to party... ♪

I'm forgetting dance moves, doing whatever I wanna do.

I even did the Wonder Woman turn around and everything.

♪ Oh, then you better go home ♪

I know that's gonna be a risk for me,

but I think it's really important

that we all show Traci our support.

Go ahead, have some. Try it.

It's butter!

Of course it is.

I haven't had a chance to tell you yet, Toni.

I had a conversation with Tamar

yet again about the Atlanta show.

Y'all still talking about that?

This happened. This didn't happened.

This didn't happen. This happened.

I'm so tired of talking about it.

I mean, it's just like, what do you think?

Um, it's just one of those things

everyone's having a hard time getting past,

and I'm not sure why.

It's hard to get passed something when a person

is trying to, um...

create their own truth about what really occurred.

I don't care anymore. I promise, I don't.

This recent rehashing of the drama that went down

at Tamar's Atlanta concert explains

why things got a little awkward after the Grammys.

I just can't believe everyone's still holding on to it.

I know mommy sensed it, too,

and I know she doesn't want things to get worse.

And I feel like they're gonna get worse again

before they get better.

Mommy wants all of us to have dinner.

So maybe you can talk then. She probably wants to talk to all of us.

- I'm sure. - I don't know what's in store,

but she wants to take us out to dinner, so... eek.

To be honest, I don't really feel like

bringing up all our issues again.

But if mommy wants to mediate, then so be it.

I will never buy butter again.

Buying it's easier, but this is like...

I'm a fan now. I've become a fan.

I just wish you made your own--

If you made your own bread, I would...

I have done it. I have done it, made both.

It'd be like--

♪ Hail to the chef, to Toni Braxton hail to ♪

- Ooh, that's so corny! - I felt good about it, though.

Okay.

That's all that matters, girl!

I heard about the conflict that the girls was having.

So I decided to bring everybody together so they can talk it out

and reason this problem out.

So what you guys been up to?

Everything's all right?

I mean, what's going on, guys?

I mean, I think--

I heard about the blow-up.

We do have a lot of issues

that we need to get resolved.

We have to.

What do you guys think?

I'm all for clearing the air with my sisters,

but I thought mommy arranged this dinner

so she could mediate.

It's kind of funny that no one is saying a word.

And poor mommy. She's just only trying to help.

I'm just not used to hearing crickets,

especially when you guys are together.

Y'all can't give me a little bit-- some twerking?

- I didn't do enough twerking? - I don't want this.

This rehearsal is gonna be a long one.

- They're gonna need some lessons. - Towanda know how to twerk.

You are allowing him to succeed.

You are fighting laying down. He's running your life.

Screw you. you don't know me.

You don't know what I'm capable of.

I'm just not used to hearing crickets.

I really honestly agree with mommy

that we cannot keep sweeping our issues under the rug.

But I ain't gonna mention nothing,

because I ain't here for no drama.

Y'all gotta fix it.

This is not it.

I think it's difficult for me and the girls

to talk about anything in front of mommy,

because none of us want to hurt her feelings

and stress her out.

So I think it's time to change the subject.

When do you go back to court, Trina?

I don't know.

Towanda, go ahead and tell us.

'Cause it ain't like you don't know.

I can't tell her business if she don't wanna tell it.

Why all the secrets? What?

Like seriously, how are we gonna fix our issues

when no one is communicating?

Like, I really honestly wanna know what's going on

with Trina's divorce, but I feel like

I always gotta beg for information.

And I was the last person to find out she got a new man!

She didn't mind telling. She just didn't wanna tell it.

No? Maybe not.

I just don't feel like it right now.

Is this onion bread or what?

Nobody eats onion bread for... dinner.

Trina, why you acting like--

like Cookie from "Empire"?

I am not acting like Cookie from "Empire."

- I love Cookie, but that's... - I love Cookie, too.

...pretty accurate right there.

One for Toni.

I'm gonna eat this bread right here.

What's wrong with her?

What's in your drink? What did you order?

I don't have no more. It's gone.

I'll get another one.

Traci is pop locking and dropping.

She is on 50.

Okay, that's good, though.

At-- hello.

This is getting a little concerning.

We might need to keep an eye on Traci's libation intake

because this is slightly becoming a trend.

Well, you guys, my head hurts pretty bad.

Think I'm gonna go lay down.

Good seeing you guys, though.

Good seeing you, Mom.

I was so disappointed that everybody was in the same room,

but yet they didn't take that opportunity

to fix the problem, for God sakes.

- Come on, Mama, let's go home. - Okay.

Hey, guys, Hi nice to meet you.

A pleasure. You too, you too.

- Hey, girls. - Hello.

They're doing new choreography, too?

Okay, let me hear. Okay, perfect.

- Y'all figuring it out? - Yes.

- All right, let me see. - No, it's cute.

As Toni's long-time backup singers,

we know firsthand

that she's definitely a perfectionist.

So now that she's here, the pressure is really on

because we just learned this choreography.

I mean, like no joke, for real, like two seconds ago.

All right, press "play" from the top.

The routine to this song is new,

and we haven't mastered it yet.

But Towanda keeps changing the moves and throwing me off.

She's changing the moves!

- I didn't change the moves. - Yes, uh-huh.

I don't know, whatever y'all was doing, I'm...

This is my last rehearsal before I leave for Miami,

and they don't have the moves down yet.

And they are only giving me half the effort.

Y'all can't give me a little bit--

some twerking or something?

I didn't do enough twerking?

I don't wanna look like Miley, 'cause she's 20-something.

It has to be age-appropriate twerking.

How would it look like? Can you show us? Just a little hair.

I don't want this. I don't want that one.

- I just need it-- - Show them that little groove that we just did.

Here, here, here, here.

And then we wind it and wind it.

They're gonna need some lessons.

I know how to twerk. Towanda know how to twerk.

What I've seen of Trina and Towanda's dance moves,

this rehearsal is gonna be a long one.

I let the girls take five while I just come up

with a game plan with the choreographer.

Girl, let's talk about how boring dinner was the other night.

Do you know why it was boring?

No one said anything.

But I felt like mommy was going to...

What?

Acknowledge what's happening.

I mean, so there was no resolve.

It wasn't even like a real talk situation.

I didn't expect one.

When you go in not expecting anything,

then you're all right when you walk out.

I got a little remix to "Man Enough."

- I hope it don't throw you. - Okay.

And then then we got a remix to "Making Me High."

Hey, Antavius.

Hey, Trina, how is it going?

Oh, it's going.

Mm-hmm.

I've been waiting for this call from my attorney Antavius

because he's been working with Gabe's attorney

to work out this divorce agreement,

and I've been hoping that Gabe will come to his senses

and stop insisting on taking half

of my Bar-Chix business that he did not invest in.

Thank you so much.

I just don't understand why he can't just sign the papers

and we'd be finished.

I don't understand why we keep going on and on and on.

But the thing is, I'm not trying to have a moment

while I'm here at rehearsal with Toni.

She still has a show to do. You understand what I'm saying?

So, like-- all right, I appreciate you.

Thank you.

I'm just ready for this to be over with.

Okay, talk to you soon.

What y'all talking about?

The divorce.

- What happened? - Antavius called me.

I can't talk about this at my show.

I know, I know, I know.

- But you came and asked. - You're right, you're right. I'm gonna do my music.

I couldn't have that pressure right now. That's too deep for me to sing.

That's what I told Antavius. I said I can't.

I can't, I can't.

Usually, it is never too late for me to put on my sister hat.

Even stressing on stage, it is never too late.

It doesn't matter.

I am always available and ready for my sisters.

However, today I'm gonna need a rain check.

- This is a little too deep for right now. - Yeah.

- Ooh, bowling. - Bowling!

- I love bowling. - Me too.

Toni is still going over things for her show,

but I thought me and my other sisters

should hang out one more time before we leave for Miami.

So we're going bowling.

- I'm so good at it. - Are you?

- Let's make a bet then, Tamar. - What's the bet?

The bet is when I beat you, you have to--

- Spray everybody... - My choice. What I win is my choice.

You so won't win, but are you ready for a bet with me?

- 'Cause I only bet when I know I'm gonna win. - Okay, well, let's bet.

- Okay, well-- - Have you seen my trophy?

Okay, but listen,

my wager is you got to go up to a stranger and be like,

"It was on my heart and my spirit to twerk for you."

Okay.

- For five seconds. - Okay!

And then when you finish, right,

when you finish, you got to do your hair like this and say,

"Did you like it?" and walk off.

On a stranger, okay.

Anybody else wanna be in a bet?

I just wanna have fun.

I'm gonna eat, drink, and be merry.

Yes, 'cause you know Trina needs some fun.

I just need some fun, y'all, that's all I care about.

I agree, you definitely need some fun.

I'm so stressed out about my divorce.

And I'm still upset about my recent fight with Tamar.

But I'm really glad that everyone seems to be

in a good mood today, so I just want one day

without drama from anyone

so I can just have some sister fun.

Look at Traci.

Don't do that.

- You can do it! - Right!

Trina, I believe...

No!

Wah.

Ooh, that looks like a striker!

That looks pretty good! Yay!

Thank you to everyone who believed in me from day one.

Thank you. Thank you.

Oh!

Towanda chose what she wanted to do,

not something she thought that I would want to do

- to make me happy? - What happened?

Trina doesn't wanna bowl, and she's not having fun.

You're winning. You're having all the fun.

You chose bowling, didn't you?

I like bowling.

What's wrong, Trina?

You okay?

I don't understand what I'm supposed to be doing.

Am I supposed to fight? Am I supposed to not fight?

Don't second-guess what you're doing, Trina.

Every time I say something,

it turns into something negative.

Still gotta do a slow twerk to it.

You know, the drive twerk. When you're in the car.

- That. - That is the drive twerk?

Yeah!

Come on.

What's wrong, Trina?

You okay?

This is supposed to be happy time.

I'm trying to get my mind off things and have fun,

but the entire time,

I feel like there's this cloud over my head.

And Gabe told my attorney that he's going to do

everything he can to make this divorce

as difficult as possible?

I'm slightly freaking out.

It's like so much is going on.

What's going on?

Just this whole divorce mess. It's just a mess.

What about it is stressing you out?

He said that it is his life's mission

to make sure that he doesn't make things easy for me.

Yeah, but you're letting him win.

Especially if he told you that?

Like, that would make me wanna be happy even more, like--

But that has nothing to do with him trying to take

everything that I've worked hard for.

He's trying to go after half of my finances.

But at the end of the day,

it's really about how you feel about you.

Look, I don't care what nobody say,

but I'm always here looking out for my sisters' best interests.

And all I'm trying to say

is that Trina shouldn't let anyone break her spirit

because that's what people really wanna do

at the end of the day.

-Am I supposed to respond now or-- - Yeah, to that.

The fight is still not easy.

You know, it's really hard for me to accept Tamar's opinions,

especially after the recent fight

because she's not listening!

She just wants to get her point across,

and it's really pissing me off.

I'm gonna change the whole scenario.

And I'm gonna address you specifically, Tamar.

Let's talk about social media.

You let people get to you to a point

where you go back and forth-- no, wait, wait.

No, I don't. When the last time I did that?

You don't know these people.

I spent 14 years with this person.

- Right. - You don't know these people,

- and you let them get to the marrow of your bones. - Not like that.

Wait a minute. Don't get in your feelings.

I'm not in my feelings.

You go back and forth with these people.

They got you for those whole 20 minutes.

Imagine a person doing that for 14 years.

Shame on me, Trina. Shame on me, 'cause guess what?

They don't make nor break me.

Gabe doesn't make or break me, but the struggle is real.

That's not what I'm saying. But okay.

It's so frustrating because every time I say something,

it turns into something negative.

Trina started to twist my words, and I'm just

gonna shut the hell up because I ain't here to fix her life.

I feel like there's a trap door somewhere.

What she's saying, Trina, is this--

Even before Gabe came along, you had dreams and aspirations,

and you knew the things that you wanted to do.

Do not allow Gabe to come in and snatch your dream

and your willingness to move forward

because that's what he's trying to do.

Okay.

What I see right now, you're fighting laying down.

He's running your life.

That's all I was trying to say,

but I got my head chopped off for saying it.

What?

She's depressed, look.

You should get her. What happened?

I just felt like it was time for me leave

because Trina was upset.

She acted like she didn't wanna talk

about anything tangible in front of me.

And I'm just not here to fight with my sisters,

and this turned into shenanigans.

So I'm gonna remove myself, so my name ain't in it.

Where'd you go?

I'm not doing this anymore.

What happened?

I'm not-- I'm just not talking about my life anymore.

I'm not doing it.

But can you just tell me what happened, though?

I've been looking for you. I went outside.

I'm just-- mm-mm, nope. I'm not doing it.

But I was bowling. I don't know what happened.

There's nothing that happened.

I don't wanna talk about my personal life anymore.

I'm tired of talking about it.

I don't wanna talk about it anymore.

All of my sisters, they're bombarding me

with their opinions,

and they're not always easy to hear.

Today, I just can't take it.

Where did Tamar go?

We're supposed to be laughing and giggling and dancing

- and acting silly and-- - I'm not laughing and giggling.

- Come here. - It's not fun for me.

Come on, come here.

I don't wanna get up, Toni.

Okay, well, I'll come to you.

It's not fun for me.

I know. Trac, can you hand me the napkin?

- Here. - It's not.

I know.

This is gonna be over soon, though, Trinie.

I don't understand what I'm supposed to be doing.

Am I supposed to fight? Am I supposed to not fight?

What am I supposed to be doing?

Don't second-guess what you're doing, Trina.

You can't second-guess it, okay?

Trina, Traci and I leave for Miami tomorrow,

and we need to be on point for Toni's show, like for real.

So I need to get Trina in better spirits before we leave.

Okay, so tell me what you want to do.

- Whatever you wanna do. - I wanna go to my room.

And that's it?

That's it.

I'm so glad we're here. I love coming here.

I love the beach. I wanna get in the water.

- But no one will get in there with me. - I don't do the water.

- I can lay and watch you get in the water, though. - That's not fun.

Trina and I just arrived in Miami,

and Toni's performance at the Jazz Festival is tonight.

Hopefully, after the past few days,

the sun and fresh air will help Trina destress.

I'm gonna sit down.

Can't walk too much with this black on.

Who told you to wear all black? You know we're at the beach.

Because it's slimming.

I've been gaining weight and stuff.

If you stick a pin in me, carbs and wine will come out.

- Carbs and wine? - Yes.

I thought wine was a carb. That's a fun carb.

Well, it can be.

So we can have some wine and cocktails,

and we're gonna go to the Everglades while we're here.

Towanda, I don't wanna go to Everglades.

- Why? - 'Cause it's swampland.

Trina, try something new.

You've already tried a new color man.

Who's Jace?

Jace, this is Ja-- Towanda--

- 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.

If Trina's taste in men can change after all these years,

she might just change her mind about alligators.

Let's try something new, a new adventure.

I don't like alligators and crocodiles.

Did you see the movie "Exodus"?

Did you see when it was a bloodbath

and all those alligators came, they ate up all the men?

And then the river turned to blood?

- Trina, that's a movie. - No.

- That's a movie. - It was in the Bible. It happened.

Cha, cha. Oh, my God. Turn this way.

Oh, this way.

Oh, oh, oh. I am between you and Trina.

No, I'm not.

I am not gonna tell Toni anything

about what's going on because I don't want her to freak out.

What do you think is the record

you're going with first?

I don't know. I'm so confused.

So I'm working on my second album,

and it's a lot of pressure.

- Sophomore slump. - It sucks.

So you gonna have a margarita with me?

You just gonna have one?

Well, you can only have one because it's 45 ounces.

45 ounces?!

I have to give it in!

My low-carb diet starts as soon as we leave.

- How many ounces? - 45.

Tri-- that's a lot of ounces.

Well we can share the 45 ounces.

Of course I don't plan on drinking the whole thing.

Towanda and I can just sip on it.

I'm just worried about Traci because we all know

she loves to have a good time when she's on vacation.

- I'll buy you a margarita. - What? High five.

Don't be saying "what." Trina, I buy stuff.

I'm not cheap.

Traci'll be here in a couple of hours.

Why you mentioned Traci? Because you said "cheap"?

- Good one. - Let's get a margarita.

Hope they don't card me because I look really young.

What do you think is the record

that's the thing you're going with first?

I don't know.

I'm so confused.

You think you have it yet, or you're still looking?

Um, I don't. Because I'm so unsure.

Maybe this is what everybody talks about when you do--

'cause to me, this is my sophomore.

You know what I mean?

- Sophomore Slump. Yeah. - It sucks.

It sucks.

I don't know, if I were you, I wouldn't worry about it.

Do what you do. Make the music you like.

You have a good collection of fans.

I think they trust your tastes.

So I'm working on my second album,

and I'm so uber excited.

I mean, it's a lot of pressure, but I feel like

I've just really grown as an artist

and I can bring all of my life experiences

to the music that I'm singing now.

It's not gonna lose its zhush, though?

I hope not.

Once it's up there, we can change it.

Yes, Harvey, 'cause you still gotta do a slow twerk to it.

I don't know anything about that.

I'm just saying. That's the way the beat moves.

You know what I mean? Like if you twerk to yourself?

In your chair, like that?

You still kinda gotta have that.

- All right, you can... - All right.

You know the drive twerk when you're in the car.

- That. - That is the drive twerk?

Yeah! This. Everybody do that, come on.

That looks like you're a little bored with the song.

No, it's not. This--

If you're gonna drive twerk you gotta get up and--

No?

No.

Only the Yin Yang twins.

All right.

And 2 Chainz get that reaction.

I can always count on Harvey.

He's gonna break it down to the ground.

Boom. If I think it's hot,

then nine times out of ten,

my Tamar-tian friends gonna think it's hot.

And that's the only opinions I care about.

They still playing "All the Way Home" on the radio.

I heard it the other day. Still sounds good as can be.

And I have to say-- and this is no shade to nobody,

but I told you this in private, too--

That's the best mix on the album.

Thank you. That's an easy mix.

You have a voice that doesn't require any work.

Just turn it on, put it through the speakers.

That's too much on there?

Let me take some of it down.

Oh, here.

Is that too dark? I should go lighter?

- You wanna go lighter? - Yeah, I'm thinking.

Tonight is my first show with new choreography

and new arrangements and I really wanna give the fans

an amazing, flawless show, especially after the Grammy win.

I was very lucky.

So my sisters have to be 110% focused and on point.

Hey, y'all.

- How you not sweating at all? - But I don't sweat.

- She don't sweat. - I don't. I mist.

How is that possible?

I don't-- mm-mm.

- It's 99, 100 degrees. - It is.

It's mind over matter.

I sweat all the time. Like a slaughtering pig.

I'm like do I need to put a tampon on, how much I sweat?

What are you talking about, Traci?

Was Traci off the chain today? Was she off the chain today?

Traci is just-- been enjoying herself all day, honey.

I am not gonna tell Toni anything about what's going on

because I don't want her to freak out before her show.

Really?

It is all over the place. I'm like, oh, my God.

♪ Ridiculous ♪

All right, Ton, you got eight minutes

before we go onstage.

Y'all look pretty.

Pretty damn crazy.

When Toni sees Traci,

Toni is going to lose... her... mind.

Do I need to put a tampon on, how much I sweat?

Was Traci off the chain today?

I know my sisters think that I've been drinking

more than normal, but I'm pissed

that I was asked to come to Miami

and do backup for one song

even though I had an event in Maryland.

I was being honored.

You know what? This is my big sister's performance,

and she asked me to do it.

I'm gonna put on a good show.

But my feelings is hurt.

Let's get Jaime in here so he can check my ears

before I leave, that'd be great.

Ain't gonna last. Let him know.

She said--

Let her know that (bleep) is (bleep) up.

Right.

It's nothing' but popcorn.

Either you like the kernels, or you don't.

Or you put some seasoning on 'em.

Either you like the kernels in your teeth, or you don't.

I don't like that feeling. Uh-uh.

Uh-uh. Either she like the corners--

or the corners-- whatever you call it.

- Corners. - Kernels.

- "Cornels." - What the hell is "cornels"?

It doesn't-- matter.

It's mother-- popcorn.

Either she like it or she don't.

Whew.

Everybody know I'm dyslexic.-- it.

I don't wanna hear about someone's damn engagement.

The last thing I need before going on stage

is to be reminded of my son Kevin Jr.

and his soon-to-be child bride, because that's what they are.

That boy is driving me crazy.

It's a good thing I got great legs, right?

Dancing did that for me.

How about I met somebody named Johnny

that used to dance with Cab Calloway,

and I told him my shuffle, shuffle, shuffle was good,

but the combination is not good at all.

What's the shuffle, shuffle, shuffle?

You know, the shuffle, shuffle, shuffle when you--

when you tap dance?

Tap dance is a lost art.

I used to tap dance. I was a ballerina.

Do you understand all...

the cardio that you use?

Traci, why is you sitting like you're about to birth a baby?

You can't close your legs like that.

Do you see your friend? Do you see your friend?

I'm trying to tell you 'cause when you do the--

Really?

Toni really want me go out like this?

- Yes. - With big thighs?

- Come on. - Big thighs and no boobies?

Towanda and I are panicking.

Traci only needs to get through one song.

And it's not like she has to do the whole entire show.

Maybe rehearsing will get Tracy in sync with us.

Traci...

- ...you have to do-- - Man.

No, it's gonna be like a pyramid.

So it's gonna be Toni, Trina,

me, you, and Ashlee.

Oh.

Okay.

So it gonna look like this, so when you come out,

you're gonna come out on-- come out right before

"So Many Reasons" because the stage is big.

- Do you know the moves? - Yeah.

Go do it with her.

- Stay right here. - Really?

- Do I know the moves? - Yes.

Wait, let me pull my Spank up

because I know I look like I'm five months pregnant.

Stop, ready? Cha, cha.

- Oh, my God, turn this way. - Oh, it's this way.

I thought it was that way.

- Unh-unh, it's the side, Traci. - Hmm?

Remember it's this side, then you go...

Oh, this way. I was going the other way.

Oh, ah-- I'm between you and Trina.

No, Traci, you got-- Trina, can you show her real fast?

You're in front of her.

Pyramid, so you-- move this way, Trina.

There you go. Five, six, seven, eight.

Oh, this way.

It's on a slope.

I'm trying to make sure I don't... fall.

- Hey. - Hi, guys.

- You ready? -I'm ready.

Chaca-chaca-chaca-chaca chaca-chaca-chaca-chaca...

And, slap.

Uh uh uh.

- Make sure you're sexy, Ashlee. - I didn't do it sexy?

- Oh, no, you were more robot. - What'd I do?

Da da da!

- But we're in this little trailer... - But I don't care.

I don't care. I don't care.

- Hey, hey, hey, hey! - Okay?

- I don't care. I don't care. - Okay?

- I don't care. You gotta make it work. - Oh, okay.

- Make it work in your bubble. -In a little trailer?

- I mean, nobody asked... - It is going down.

Nobody asked you for your two cents, Marcus.

I was agreeing with Traci.

Oh, Traci, okay, but not Ashlee.

- Traci, what is you doing? - 'Cause it's on a slope.

- Traci-- - This is on a slope.

Traci, Traci, how you gonna get off the stage?

- Focus, focus. - Traci.

Traci, how are you gonna get off the stage?

Show me.

And five, six, seven-- no!

You can't put your hand up.

Okay, we gotta get out of here.

- Okay, love you guys, have a good show. - Okay, thanks.

Lotion.

I can hardly move in this outfit.

You sure people can't see my nipple?

- Can you see the nipple? - Uh-uh.

Y'all sure?

- I see a dark-- right there on this side. - It's called nipple.

That's what they...?

Okay. I don't see it on this side, though.

Okay. It didn't look like one.

Okay, you think they'll see?

- You see that a little bit. - I know, right?

It's going over to the right. That ain't good.

You have Band-Aid?

I don't want it to be an X-rated show.

All right, Ton, you got eight minutes before we go on stage.

Okay.

Gonna sit my ass down a little bit.

Y'all look pretty.

Pretty damn crazy.

I can't believe this is happening.

We're heading to the stage in minutes,

and Traci is still completely off track with her choreography.

And she's slightly acting the fool,

and if she doesn't get it together before the show starts,

Toni is going to lose... her... mind.

See you in a moment. Thank you!