[MUSIC PLAYING]
[KNOCKING]
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
I guess you could have a seat.
I'm going to give myself the camera.
I just hope that we could sit down
and we could have a conversation without the arguing.
My whole thing was I was appreciative of the effort
of throwing me a baby shower, but when I walked in that room,
it was the interrogation of Minnie.
Like, it was, like, down my throat--
And I can understand that.
--question after question after question.
And it's like-- - I understand.
--you're my best friend.
How many months were you when you lost the baby?
It was like, I was three months.
So they made you stay in the hospital for, like, a week or--
It wasn't a week.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
When I had my miscarriage, I stayed in the hospital
for a week.
And they also had to do a procedure
to make sure I was good.
As far as this friendship, I'mma take my time, and I'm just
gonna kind of sort things out.
So I guess if we don't have anything
else to really talk about.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[KEYS RUBBING AGAINST TABLE]
[SIGHS]
[DOOR SHUTS]
So how is everything?
It's gotten better.
He's not having the seizures anymore.
The only thing right now is his breathing.
- That's a big accomplishment-- - Yeah.
I think--
--because even now, like, he looks like
all cleaned up and everything.
He looks so much more normal.
It's just hard.
Like, don't want to push him.
Just let him take his time.
Yeah.
It really sucks, though, that you're leaving.
I don't know.
I know if there's an emergency, you would fly back.
But it's still, like, you're still frickin' far.
It's been nice having Brie in Dallas.
But she has to get back to her life in Atlanta.
I'm definitely gonna miss her and miss
being able to talk to her every single day, face to face.
Like, Ava, I held her within, like, two hours of her
being born.
And, like, him, he came out and they put him on my chest
for, like, two minutes.
But they're like, all right, we're going to go,
because they had to take him to the NICU.
Like, that's my kid, and I can't even hold him.
It's hard.
It could be worse, though.
Like, it could be a lot worse.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Oh, Lord, what this all about?
You done brought your mama?
Somebody should've told me.
I would've told my mama.
Hello.
Hey, how are you?
Fine.
I came here to talk to you, to see where
was your mind at at that baby shower,
because that was uncalled for.
You questioning me like that, what did the doctor say
and all this kind of stuff, that was some shady [BLEEP] shit.
Well, first of all, I did the baby shower
out the kindness of my heart
Huh.
Whew, huh.
I still was giving you the benefit of the doubt.
But when I was telling everyone,
you was just like, is that really what happened?
And what else did the doctor say?
And was you even pregnant?
Everybody asks, what did the doctor say?
After I told everybody that I had a miscarriage,
you was like, are you sure this happened and da, da, da.
You don't know what the [BLEEP] I went through.
We all was asking you question because we were concerned--
- You not concerned. - --because you did not--
No you ain't. No you're not.
You can believe whatever you want to believe.
You the devil. You the devil.
OK.
You the devil.
Some people might think so.
You talking about Ashley wanna be you.
Who the [BLEEP] are you?
Look at that, and look at this.
You're going around town dressing up
like elfs at Christmas parties.
Now you looking like Raggedy Ann.
Let me tell you this. - This is not Raggedy Ann.
Let me tell you this.
I'm from Chatanooga. - [INAUDIBLE].
I will whoop your ass.
Well, you can be from wherever you wanna be from.
Do you understand? I will whoop your--
I don't discriminate. I will--
- OK. - --kick your ass.
Do you understand me?
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Who's grown here--
Let me find out you done questioned--
- --me or you? - --her again.
Let me find out.
I can question her any time I want to.
- Yeah. - I can ask her anything.
[DISHES CLANKING] - Are you for real?
Try it. Yes, I am.
- Are you for real? - Question her again.
You are real grown. [LAUGHS]
I am grown. I'm her mother.
You are real grown.
Come on
Oh, we for real today.
Yes, we for real today and every other day--
- Come on. - --365--
- Well, go ahead. - --24/7.
- And? - OK.
And my ass. OK?
Ooh, child.
Do it again, and see what happen.
You gonna have more than chicken wings on you.
Uh-huh. [KISS]
Come on.
Baby.
[INAUDIBLE]
You are crazy.
Yeah.
The real mama bear.
[LAUGHS]
Uh-uh, boo boo.
You bring your mama to fight your battles for you?
This [BLEEP] ain't over.
You done messed with the queen now.
Trust me.
I'll show you how you fight.
Bon appetit.
[LAUGHTER]
[BLEEP]