[PHONE RINGING]
What's going on?
How are you?
I'm OK.
So the last time when you were here, about that--
Mm-hmm.
What's up?
[LAUGHTER]
What does that mean?
You're [BLEEP] pregnant?
Yeah.
NICO (ON PHONE): [BLEEP] I mean, you're keeping the baby?
Yeah.
Whoa.
Hold on.
Yeah.
So I--
Congratulations.
Yeah, congrats to you too.
How do you feel about that?
Um, I mean, how do you feel about it?
Um, I don't know.
I'm still kind of grasping the fact that I'll
be having another baby.
I wasn't expecting that right now or planning for that.
How far along?
You started going to doctor's appointments and everything?
I have an appointment soon.
But I mean, if I'm guessing how far
along I am, we'd have to count from, like, when you were here.
You told anybody yet?
You told [INAUDIBLE] the girls?
I told Samantha because I just been real
bitchy, and moody, and tired.
And you know, I just explained to her why I've been acting
the way I've been acting, so she didn't think that I just
hated her guts or something.
I know that I'll eventually have to tell all of the girls
about my pregnancy, but I've been more concerned
about how Nico will react.
Definitely getting my tubes tied.
Just take birth control.
Because I don't like chemicals.
You don't put chemicals in your body,
but you put babies in your body.
All right.
First of all, you put a baby in my body, so--
so I guess, that means we'll be seeing a lot
more of each other real soon.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[LAUGHTER]
You're the devil.
I swear that you're the devil.
You're the devil.
You look great. - You too.
Thanks. Bye.
Bye.
I'm glad that Nico and I are both on the same page
about this baby.
I hope that he's more present this time.
And I hope that he actually moves
to Atlanta soon because I'm going to need his help.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
WOMAN: Oh, my god.
Look at the tent.
Look at it.
Love it.
I love it!
This is the life right here.
Oh, got my own bed.
Oh, this is lit.
I know you didn't think Miss Minnie would
be sleeping on the ground.
This is how I do camping.
I got this one, bitch.
I'm right by the door, bitch.
[INAUDIBLE]
[CHEERING]
Thank the lord we didn't have to pitch our own tent.
OK. Come on, y'all.
We know where we're going to sleep,
so let's just eat and have a good time.
To the fire.
How are we going to get this on is the question.
Money, you ever started a fire?
Hell, yeah, girl.
All the time.
Back up, man.
[INAUDIBLE]
Jesus, take the wheel, Lord.
WOMAN: That's not going to work.
How many little women does it take to make a fire?
Uh, well, seven.
Seven of us. - Wow.
It takes a lot.
You got to light the smaller sticks before you like
the big-- the big piece of--
Bitch, you're supposed to be holding the [INAUDIBLE],, bitch.
Bitch-- [BLEEP]
Give me, give me.
Just give it to me.
I have weave, and it might be explosive.
I'm pretty sure Money is not the outdoor person
she claims to be.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
I think it's going.
Is it?
[CHEERING]
WOMAN: Bitch.
Girl, get those matches from over there.
OK, let's get some marshmallows.
OK.
[INAUDIBLE]
We may not be the best campers,
but this is just what I need to get my mind off of Morlan.
When do it's ready? Like--
WOMAN: When your chocolate melts.
Wait.
So you want to put the chocolate in the fire too?
- No. - No.
I feel like this is the first time you've ever seen
s'mores in person or something.
I think it might be.
Oh, girl.
I like the marshmallow off the stick.
Oh, my god.
So who is ready to tell scary stories?
[MUSIC PLAYING]
I get scared easily.
And I love scaring her.
Yeah, you do.
How about we all stay a part, and we keep going around?
Yeah. That's what I was going to say.
And we keep it going.
WOMAN: Yeah.
It was a cold winter night.
The wind was blowing.
It was seven little women out in the wilderness.
And it was a [INAUDIBLE] particular little women.
She didn't say nothing for nobody,
so she just took the biggest water pale,
and she went to the well, and she drained all the water
to throw all the wild animals.
This don't even sound scary no more.
[LAUGHTER]
[CHATTER]
The animals got monetized, and then.
So the animals got monetized, but it did not affect them
because they were immortal.
I see dead people.
WOMAN: You see dead people?
Where?
Where they at?
After the little women saw dead people,
they said [BLEEP] this [BLEEP].
[LAUGHTER]
Then it got real quiet, real quiet.
Next thing you know, boo!
[SCREAMING]
[LAUGHTER]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Bitch, I'm seeing shadows and [BLEEP]..
Stop.
Maybe it's not good to tell ghost stories,
especially when you're in the middle of nowhere miles
away from getting any help.
Ooh, we're losing power, and the fire's going off.
Listen.
Shh.
Shut up.
[FOOTSTEPS]
[BLEEP]
Is that a bear?
There's a bear.
[BLEEP] this.
Shut up.
[SCREAMING]
Oh, my god.
We sound like crazy people out there.
Yes, we can't split up, y'all.
Come on.
Y'all look like "The Wizard of Oz" going to see the Oz.
[SCREAMING]
[BLEEP] My heart is beating.
[CHATTER]
Don't pinch Tanya.
Let's go, Tanya.
Oh, my god.
After those ghost stories, I don't know
if anyone can sleep tonight.
But it's damn cold, so we're headed to bed.
I took my shoes off.
Girl, I'm sleeping with my shoes on just in case I have
to run out because I don't--
[INAUDIBLE]
So much for telling scary stories.
Does anyone want to tell any stories?
[INAUDIBLE] stories?
No more ghost stories.
I have a story, but it's not really scary.
What's your story?
There's no better time to tell the girls that I'm pregnant.
But now I'm nervous about how they will react learning
that Nico is the baby's father.
There was one little woman in particular
that was carrying an even littler little woman or man
in her womb.
Are you trying to say you're pregnant?
Yeah.
[CHEERING]
Girl, are you serious?
Yeah.
Oh, my god.
Three's a charm.
I figured after a while, you guys
would pick up on it because I've just been so moody, and--
Girl, we all do that, and we ain't even pregnant,
so we wouldn't notice.
Apparently, some of these women
have never heard of birth control.
How far along are you?
About two months.
So is it Nico's?
Yes.
Wait a minute.
Two months?
This must have happened when he came up-- oh.
There was more to it.
We knew she was lying, y'all.
There was more to it, talking about they're
just friends and stuff.
What had happened was--
It ain't no what had happened was.
You fell on it and couldn't get back up.
[LAUGHTER]
I'm trying to be happy for Tanya,
but the whole situation with Nico is complicated.
I just hope it all works out.
So have you told him?
- Yeah, he knows. - OK.
Was he excited?
Yeah, he's really excited.
What do you want?
I mean, I have a boy and a girl,
so it really doesn't matter to me.
Do you want-- you know, if you want
an average child or a little--
I don't care, but my son is little,
and he has really bad spine problems.
His legs are very crooked.
I want an average child only because I want my kids
to be able to have just a normal regular life,
be able to go outside their house and not be stared at.
Average sized people get stared
at too, but maybe for another reason then what we do.
Yeah.
You just got to instill in them the same confidence
that you have. - Yeah.
I'm definitely going to do that.
But it's more-- besides that, it's more so just the pain
and surgeries that possibly come with it because I've
had four surgeries.
My first surgery was at four years old.
If this baby is little, it's going
to be so important to surround them with a community
of little people.
So I feel really lucky to have these ladies around me.
Hell, it's time to go to sleep.
WOMAN: Yes.
OK.
Good night, Tanya.
Good night, everyone.
- Good night. - Good night, [INAUDIBLE].
Good night, [INAUDIBLE].
Good night, Juicy.
Good night, Sam.
Good night, Minnie.
No one told me Good night.
Good night, [INAUDIBLE].
But I just got one question, y'all.
What?
Who's going to turn these lights out?
[LAUGHTER]