Nelson has been blackmailing me to stay with him.
We have intimate tapes with each other.
Now that we're broken up,
when I don't answer the phone in the middle of the night,
when I don't text him back,
he'll be like, "You don't care, then I don't care.
"I'm putting out these videos."
He said that he would make it look like
his phone was hacked so he wouldn't get
in trouble. [Black-Haired Woman] Oh my,
what, why?
He's afraid that I'm going to go public
with what has happened in our relationship.
It makes me feel scared and vulnerable
to know that these personal tapes, photos,
could be leaked from somebody that I love.
This is my call.
Well, during our preparation for the show,
Nelson was really talking about his thoughts
and his feelings and what he wanted going forward.
Angela's talking about her thoughts and her feelings,
and could this go forward?
Would there be a relationship that could work?
Now, we just saw something
about you threatening her with a videotape.
This was a series of text messages
that you sent about releasing a sex tape.
Nelson, "How much on Pornhub?"
I guess this is a site where you can sell these things.
Nelson, "You want people to act on emotion, let's go."
Nelson, "I'm calling your mom.
"I just sent her the video.
"I'm not sending your mom video,
"and I did call, but I hung up.
"I'm angry."
What's that all about?
Basically, as you know,
Angela likes to make YouTube videos
about her ex-boyfriends
and throughout her reality TV star life.
And I've let, okay, Angela, we made a video.
You don't care about anything?
And this is, to be honest, to be straightforward,
it was just to get a reaction out of her.
That's to be straight, to get a reaction.
I've never, ever sent her those videos.
And she knows damn well to this day,
I would never do it.
I've always told her that.
I've always told her that. I'm sorry,
I don't know that.
So why threaten her?
Just to get her to react,
to get her, some kind of emotion out of her,
to get her to respond.
To answer you at 3 a.m. But you understand
that's very childish.
Right, right.
And this is probably at three o'clock in the morning,
four o'clock in the morning,
blowing up her phone at that time.
When you're drunk because you're out partying.
That's the problem.
You're always out partying.
And then you hit me up at 2 a.m.
when I'm sleeping. I'm always
at a party.
In bed 'cause you know I'm always home
and you take advantage of that.
You wake me up, and not only do you wake me up,
you wake my family up with phone calls
at that hour, too, when I don't pick up.
And it makes them nervous.
Okay, but then you finish
these kinds of things off with,
"You want me to kill myself?"
And then you say, "I'm filing a restraining order."
I mean, come on, guys.
This kind of thing is what you do in middle school.
This isn't what adults do.
You're 30 years old.
I mean, come on, you're adults.
Someday soon, the reality train
is gonna leave the station.
It always does.
And you're gonna be left with your life.
And your question needs to be,
what am I gonna do with my real life?
And what damage am I gonna have done to myself
and to each other in the process of all that, right?
Because at some point, you have to live your life.
Well, I always think about my future.
And I thought he was gonna be a part of it.
Like, I wanted to get married and have kids.
I know that there's life after reality TV, I know that.
And I just feel like he's about today,
what's going on right now.
Like, where's the party at tonight?
And like, I'm just always thinking about the future.
And I always, every decision I made, I kept him in mind.
So you think he may really be the person
that you wanna go get a house in Omaha
or Boise or somewhere-- I wanted, to yeah.
And figure out how to pay the light bill
and tuition at the school
and get tennis shoes for the kids.
That's what you need to ask yourself
'cause that's real life.