My problem and dilemma is this.
I get fed up and tired of people, LaTisha being one,
saying things about what I do or what I say, and then you do it.
You know, I've been called the post queen.
I have been called--
you know, always going to galas and stuff and bougie
and all of this other stuff.
And now I see she's posting up stuff all the time.
She ain't telling no lie.
[LAUGHTER]
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
Well, you have to because this is your platform to build.
And that's what Melody was doing when
they was calling me bougie. - No, I called you--
[INAUDIBLE] platform.
Let's be clear here.
I call you the post queen because of the statement
you made about my husband.
Do you think Tisha's jealous of you?
I don't know what it is.
No, I've never been jealous of anyone.
- I don't know what it is. - I want to win at being me.
That's it.
And I have a lot of females around me
that's doing great things, because I've
been a stay-at-home mom for over the past six years.
It's like, OK, I need to get myself out here.
I'm learning some things.
And it's time for me to develop it, you know, be a Tisha.
And when did all this start happening?
Mel, now, it was before--
it was-- bae, when did all that all that start happening?
When we discussed me going to get my real estate license,
right?
Weren't we hanging around then?
- Yeah. - Oh, OK.
Well, wait a minute.
It's just the transition in your life.
It's like it wasn't--
no, no, what are you trying to say?
I'm saying you said you had all these great wonderful
female friends around you.
And I'm just being honest from me starting to hang with you
in 2014 to what you're doing and what you're doing in 2019,
I'm just saying, I mean.
Thank you, Mel, for making me.
I did not make you.
[LAUGHTER]
You want the credit?
You have it.
You have it, girl.
Stand up.
You got to stand up.
Thank you. Thank you.
My goodness.
So it sounds like--
Tisha, it sounds like you're saying
Melody is Martell-ing you.
[LAUGHTER]
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
Here's the thing.
I'm not as big on credit as Martel is.
Like, I don't need pats on the back.
I don't need bows.
But at the same time, don't be out
here talking about me when you're
really liking what I'm doing.
I'm not talking about you. MELODY?
That's all I'm saying.
- What did I say about you?
I'm not talking about you.
I just named all the stuff you said, one through eight,
about me. - What was it?
You said the blueprint?
What is it I said [INAUDIBLE]
I said galas, me posting all the time,
I'm not the same girl anymore.
And I'm like, I'm branding myself.
I got to post. And now you do it.
Melody is accurate.
We talked about her posting, period.
I don't recall nothing about her
posting all the time because I don't have a problem with that.
Yes.
So thank you for that honesty.
So what do you-- what do you think
the real underlying issue is?
Forget all the bickering about this, this, and that.
What's the real beef between these two?
I don't know.
I can't speculate.
I literally can't.
I knew what was wrong with us.
What was wrong with us was usually like me popping off.
That was-- that was wrong with us.
Because if I felt like something went not
quite right, whether it involved me or not,
I would say something.
And it didn't always fare well because it
didn't always involve me.
So they would pop back at me, like ain't nobody
talking to you, you know.
[LAUGHTER]
So a lot of that was me popping off from time to time.
But I'm 100.
You ain't never going to catch me not 100.
I remember well.
And I keep it 100.
And for us, that was where we were able to move oh,
because she was able to tell me what--
she felt like I came up short.
I was able to tell her, in turn, where we both could improve.
And then you try to do it.
For them, they can't seem to find that part.
For whatever reason, I don't know,
they can't seem to find that foundation that says,
this is what I think you did to me.
And in turn, I did that.
It's like what came first, the chicken or the egg?