- If I can reconnect with my relatives
in the Danish culture, I feel like I will be able
to have a stronger relationship with my father.
Do you think I should bring my girlfriends?
- Yeah.
- I love being married to you.
We've been married almost ten years.
- Yep, we'll renew our vows.
You'll slip into that little tiny dress.
- D'Andra has so many beautiful sides,
and I think the only side that Brandi wants to
appreciate is the one who wants to get drunk.
- In a city like Dallas, it's a conservative city.
The truth of the matter is they do talk.
- I am disgusted she's even bringing
my mother in law into the situation.
- I'm really irritated with Kameron
because if she had a problem with me,
she should've come to me alone.
I don't bring my mother to the dogfight.
- Goodbye.
- This isn't my first rodeo, so I'm not taking your bull.
- Investing in drama is not in my budget.
- When life gets messy, just build a bigger closet.
- Running a family business is a job for one tough mother.
- I've got heels that are higher than your standards.
- You don't mess with Texas and you don't mess with me.
♪♪♪♪♪
- Open.
No, I can!
- Hi, baby!
- I'm putting together invite baskets for the girls.
I'm gonna currier them to their house.
And I got--
- Let me see this. - --pickled haring and--
- So somebody's actually gonna eat this?
- I doubt it, it's haring and oil.
- Zuri, do you want some haring and oil?
Look at that, you see what that is?
That's fish.
- Disgusting! - I agree.
You know what I mean?
- You do want them to be excited about going, right?
- Well, I got Danish's.
- Okay.
I do love a good gift basket.
So I have some pickled haring,
a Danish and then a beer to wash down
the pickled haring so you don't barf.
Who doesn't like pickled haring in the mail?
I think I'm gonna say like, "Join me" in Danish.
- You know how to write "join me"?
- Yeah, I looked it up. - Have you Googled it?
- Yeah. - Really?
- And I can't pronounce it.
- What?
- Like, it's harder--
- Are you gonna translate it?
- No.
I've been trying to educate myself
in the Danish language,
and I think I'm getting there.
Oh yeah.
That means, "I understand a little."
Yeah, nailed it.
I'm sad that you guys aren't coming.
- Next time.
- We can go there, tack it onto Switzerland sometime.
- Mommy is gonna scope it out for us, okay Z?
- Can you check every place if it's good?
- Yeah, I can.
♪♪♪♪♪
- Oh my gosh, I need to call my dad.
They're coming into town 'cause Travis
is doing the vow renewal.
- Mm-hmm.
- I don't know what we're doing that day.
Truly, I don't know if it's indoor, outdoor or anything.
All I know is there's a vow renewal.
I don't know where it is.
I know that I can squeeze my little self
into my wedding dress, I'm gonna wear it.
I feel like I always have to organize everything
and I kind of like the fact that I'm just gonna show up.
He's done everything.
Do you have it under control?
- You cannot contain Travis Hollman.
- Although I know Travis can care less about
our vow renewal, he's known that it's something
I wanted to do for ten years now.
So, it means the world to me
he wanted to do all the planning.
Do not any question,
like he wants this to be a total surprise.
- We're doing a big table.
It's gonna be right down here,
it's gonna fit 30 people.
They're gonna make an isle for us
with like tall candles and stuff.
And then we're gonna have flowers here,
flowers there, flowers everywhere.
- Travis is not somebody who's overly- gushy at all.
So, it means a lot because I know
it's very much out of his comfort zone.
[doorbell]
- Someone's at your door.
- Who is it?
Oh my gosh, wow.
Look at this, it's a basket.
- Hi!
Thank you!
- Oh my gosh, how fun!
- A present? Somebody likes me?
- Ooh!
I love surprises.
- Ooh.
You can have that.
- It's a pastry.
- Oh, [bleep]! Disgusting! Oh, that's disgusting!
- Is that fish? - What is that?
[gagging sounds]
- I hate fish.
- Smoked fish and caviar, ew gross!
Lotus, you should come back, you're gonna like that.
- Oh! You're getting it all over the table
and the magazines!
God, the smell will last forever, Richard.
- Hmm, this smells like dirty twat.
And hey, trust me, I've smelled
some dirty twats in a kick line.
- Steph...
[speaking Danish]
for a salty and sweet journey.
- Who's it from?
- Cary!
- Yeah it says "Join me."
That's in Danish.
- Oh! No wonder why I couldn't read it!
- Will you go with me to Copenhagen?
- Where's Copenhagen?
- Denmark!
- Oh, yeah!
- Thank you, I'm so excited!
- It would mean a lot to me if you would come.
- Oh my God, yes.
- Oh my God! It'll be so much fun!
- I am in!
In Danish you say--
Did I say that right?
- I love you, I will be there!
- Cheers!
- Okay, love you.
- Okay, love you too, babe.
♪♪♪♪♪
- Oh, this looks amazing! - So, this is our bridal.
- It's beautiful.
[humming processional]
- Yes. - Thank you.
- Ese did all of this herself.
- Yes.
- Custom made, custom beaded, all by hand.
- Gorgeous. - It's beautiful.
- Thank you.
Do you want some champagne?
- No, I don't want to do champagne yet.
I just wanted to--
- What?
- LeeAnne doesn't want to do champagne?
- All right, fine we'll do champagne.
- Fine!
Get her some champagne!
- Hey, girl! - How are you?
- Steph, you know Ese. - Yes, how are you?