OK, Airris.
Yes.
Jasmine comes from a pageant world
and your cousin won't let her forget it.
Let's look at this clip.
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How long has it been since you walked
away from that relationship?
About seven months.
Seven months?
Oh, that's pretty fresh.
Are you truly done with that situation?
It is fresh, but I feel like in relationships, the breakup
is just the time stamp.
But mentally, physically, and emotionally, you have broken up
before you actually break up.
Oh, you are a pageant sister.
OK?
I was up here like, what?
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No, because, you know, if you've
broken up out of a relationship, you've been thinking about it.
I feel bad for Jasmine.
She's damned if she do, damned if she don't.
So I don't know about y'all, but relationships always end
way before they actually end. - Yeah.
I agree.
So do you feel that was a fake answer?
I felt like it was a genuine answer.
That's the same kind of answer I gave last time.
You kind of grilled me about it, but--
No, there was a difference.
I know, I know. It was a difference.
Yeah. There was a difference.
OK.
Because I remember what I said.
Were you faithful during that long-term relationship?
For like 90% of it.
That is no.
That's a no, yeah.
I mean, like towards the end, this kind of a relationship,
you kind of know it's over with.
OK.
But, no, she's right in that like a lot of times,
you're trying to figure it out, like, do I really want
to leave this relationship? - Right.
So you can be like mentally checked out of a relationship
before you actually say like, hey, I want this to just end,
this is not working out.
Yeah.
So I kind of understand her answer.
But I also understand, I feel like that
was a genuine question.
Like you were just living with somebody seven months ago.
Absolutely. Are you ready?
Are you ready to be married?
Right.
But your mom seems like really sweet, like--
Oh yeah, my mom is a super sweet person.
And I feel like she kind of sees a lot of herself in Jasmine.
And like, I'm an only child.
I'm my mom's only hope for grandkids.
So like, she's like, I finally got a daughter-in-law.
You know, like there's a little bit of hope.
There's hope now.
So like, I feel like she adores Jasmine.
So I know we're clear that you haven't had
a lot of serious relationships.
But in the relationships that you have had,
how has your cousin, Fal, been toward those women?
- She hasn't really met them. - Ah, OK.
Because I live--
I lived in California for so long.
And Fal's been in Nashville, so.
So Jasmine is just catching all of it.
Catching it all.
But thank God Kimberly and my mom
is there to kind of balance it out.
To kind of buffer it. Yeah, OK.
So Domynique, tell me this, Domynique.
If that was you in that seat, how would
that conversation have gone?
Honestly, I probably would have handled it
the same way Jas did.
Tell the truth, but also like--
I feel like you would have been a little spicier.
Oh, you think so?
I think you would have been spicier.
You never know with me.
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So in general though, what are you--
because you all are in this hot seat too.
What is your opinion, I guess, of how Fal is treating Jasmine?
It's kind of like how Mark treated me.
OK.
It was just very, very protective, very like,
in this case, don't hurt Airris.
Like she's just looking out for his best interest.
So I don't think there any ill will there.
I think it was just her being very protective.
And it just shows like how close Airris is with her, so.
I mean, I'd have to agree.
It seems like from the three of us, we each, you know--
- Seems like everybody got one. - Everybody's got one.
Yeah. Yeah.
So, you know, kind of just that buffer of like,
proceed with caution.
If not, like, I'm watching you.
I'm here.
OK, so do you think that Fal will come around eventually?
I think so.
Do you need her blessing to say "yes" on decision day?
No, I think like probably my mom's is the most important.
OK, OK, OK.
So after the brunch, like, who was your first call?
I called my best man Cheese just to let them know, like,
her family, they're normal.
What's Cheese's government names.
We can't be calling the man Cheese on TV.
That's his name. His mama called him Cheese.
I'm going to call him Cheese.
Is it a specific type of cheese?
Is it cheddar cheese, Swiss cheese, mustard cheese?
He loved cheeseburgers when he was a kid.
Oh.
And you can't call a grown man Cheeseburger,
so Cheese is better. - So just Cheese?
Sound better.
OK, you called Cheese.
Called Cheese, let him know.
What did you say to Cheese?
I could really see myself bonding with her father.
Her brother is a few years younger, but he's super cool.
And we both kind of like have a lot of similar interests.
And her mom is a sweetheart.
You know, she was calling me son.
And we took a selfie together.
And she sent it to Jasmine.
Aw.
So my experience was like was very pleasant.
It was night and day, night and day.
When Jasmine came back, she looked
like she worked a double shift.