(fast upbeat music)
I love the world of exotic dancing
because you can be free
to be exactly who you are.
There's an energy that comes
out of your body when you dance.
When I'm on stage,
guys seem mesmerized by me.
I moved to Las Vegas with the promise
of being able to make it
in the exotic dance industry.
I definitely look up to Amber Rose,
Black China, Cardi Vee.
I think that they definitely are voicing
some things that need to be voiced.
Just because we strip
doesn't make us any less than anybody else.
We're powerful women.
My parents absolutely hate the fact
that I like dancing.
They don't find it a respectable
way to support me and my kid.
My Mom and I fight about
the fact that I'm not giving my daughter
the life she deserves.
Because I'm being a stripper
and continually move around.
My Mom and I got into a heated argument one night
and I finally admitted to her how I was getting
things for me and my daughter,
by having a sugar daddy.
My parents kicked me out
in six inches of snow as well as my daughter
without knowing whether I had anywhere to go.
So I had been talking to this guy online.
And he promised me that he could make me a model
and he could put me in videos.
So we moved out to Vegas with him.
He had connections,
he knew everything and everybody,
but the thing was,
he was a total fraud.
I ended up walking here right on this strip
prostituting for him.
I got away from him and I went to a homeless shelter
with my daughter and I've been stuck there.
My parents are both
therapists but they're phony
because they can go to work every day
and help other people
and yet they turned their own back on me.
You are a fraud,
how can you sit up here
and act like you're a therapist?
You turned your back on me.
You kicked me out in the snow.
I didn't want to get out of Vegas,
I called you crying several times.
Telling you help us get out of here
what did you say to me, what did you say,
you got your self out there,
you figure it out.
I'm a liar, no, you are a liar.
You're a fraud.
You cannot possibly be helping
anybody as a therapist
when you lead a double life.
What is wrong with you?
How can you do that?
You left us in Vegas.
So how can you sit up here
look me in the face and act like somebody you're not,
you are a fraud.
I'm a liar, you're a liar
and we're all gonna see that today,
you want to bring me on here
like I'm a bad person.
I support my kid and I'm not changing that for you,
for anybody.
I'm a sugar baby, guess
what it's gonna stay that way.
There's nothing wrong with that.
You are a liar.
So we're all putting the laundry on the table today.
I'm not backing down.
It's time for everybody
to see who you are Mom.
Or should I call you that?
Because I'm a Mom and you know what?
I wouldn't leave my daughter
in a homeless shelter.
I'm a bad parent?
Guess what, I'm not the one who had to come to Doctor Phil.
How many times have I been investigated?
I was taken from you.
My daughter has never been taken
from me all the while being a stripper
so what's wrong with it.
Nothing, you live in a box.
It's not 1950 anymore,
there's nothing wrong
with being a stripper but there
is something wrong with is being a fraud!
Which is what you are.
Jessica calm down.
I don't care what you have to say.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hold on, hold on.
No, Dr. Phil, this has to stop.
How can you be a therapist
and you have to be on Dr. Phil?
What kind of therapist needs that?
Really, who needs that?
Don't you have a degree?
So, hold on,
hold on, hold on, hold on.
Do you have a degree, do you have a degree Mom?
Hold on.
You can't look me in the face right?
Do you know why, 'cause you're a liar.
Hold on, hold on.
Can you look your grandchild
in the face, you love her. Hold on.
Do you really love her?
Hold on.
Do you really love her?
You left us in Vegas.
I didn't want to leave.
Now stop hey
you don't, you're not gonna come
out here and filibuster.
No, no Dr. Phil,
they need to be exposed.
They did this.
Well I'll decide what they need to do
and what they don't need to do.
(audience applauding)
Well they need to stop lying, you need to stop lying.
'Cause I'm not living that no more.