It's just interesting to me when Wanda's trying to talk about
me sticking with a marriage
and giving him another chance.
On the flip side,
she's following and liking and commenting on the same person...
Wait, how many comments I made on yours?
If Maurice was out here, cheating with somebody that I knew about.
Let me tell you something, I'm not going to follow [bleep].
-Just so you know. -Oh.
-[Melody] I'm a Scorpio and we're very loyal. -[Wanda] Wait.
But, Tisha, wait let me ask you this question.
Wait, let me ask you this question.
-I'll give good advice. -[Wanda] I know you. I know Martell.
I'm not y'all friend. Okay.
-So I can follow-- -But you just--
Wait, let me explain something to you.
-Go ahead. -You and Tisha should be friends.
Okay. You and Tisha should be friends. Tisha, don't follow her.
-But you-- -But Tisha do not follow her.
That's what I'd do.
This woman that broke up a family, right?
Martell broke up the family. Y'all want to put it on the lady.
Agreed.
-So don't do this. -But it's like you're supporting the situation.
No, I'm not supporting 'cause I said she's nice-looking.
That's a problem? Y'all have a problem with that?
-I do. I'm going to tell you as a woman, I do. -Lord!
-Well, you have low self-esteem. -I don't, baby.
-You have low self-esteem. -Look at me, I don't.
-Look at me, I don't. -Yes, you do.
-I don't. Not at all. -Yes, you do.
-What I do is... -Wait...
Now I know me and Melody are in a weird space right now,
but I'm not going to let Miss Wanda just sit here and run her mouth.
Um...
She has to be put in her place and I don't have a problem doing that at all.
Well, there's different types of love.
-Yeah, let's just say that. -I love my kids. I love my wife.
-Here we go. -Those are different types of love.
-[Louis] Categories. -Say that one more time.
I love my children, I love my wife, but I love my wife differently,
and express my love to my wife differently than I do my children.
-That's because you have sex with her. -Correct.
Yeah, you have sex with her.
So I think that's what his question was.
I mean... [clears throat and stutters]
-He's stuttering. -[all laughing]
Give him a break.
Hey, guys, let him gather his thoughts.
I'm not... no... [bleep]
Let him gather his thoughts.
Oh, no. My thoughts is intact.
What is that?
-I'm good. -Okay.
-Next. -I'm out [bleep].
He just said no and he doesn't play.
So do you plan on--
If you are in love-- and you listen to Martell.
-Oh, you didn't answer the question. -Listen to him.
That's a whole different question.
Can't you tell, [bleep]? This man gained 20 pounds of muscle.
[man] You got the muscle. You muscle.
You and Louis have done amazing things, dawg.
Y'all got married a second time.
You wouldn't get married a second time?
[bleep] no.
Really?
It get lonely.
-It gets lonely. -You say that now.
-I was single for five years. -I didn't know that.
-And then what? -I got remarried.
Everyone sitting over here on this side of the L got married twice.
-Won't happen. -They've got married twice.
-Won't happen. -You say that now.
-What would you do, though? -You say that now.
-Still young. -Oh, what'd I do?
-Not get married. -[Maurice] You don't value marriage like that.
-You don't value marriage like that.
-No, I love my wife.
He doesn't value his family at all.
I mean, if this didn't work out, I don't have a plan.
You'd go to Bahamas every week with some Speedos.
-No! -[all laugh]
[Martell] He's saying he gonna stay married.
-He has no other option. -No other option.
You stay married.
-That's it? -That's it.
[Melody] Y'all, I wanna be clear on something
to everybody at the table real fast.
-Please do. -Y'all ain't never got to worry ever in life.
Anybody that's [bleep] around
or even trying to [bleep] around with your man,
me ever having to [bleep]
to say to them, comment, matter of fact, pray,
when I see them walking, I'll punch them in the throat.
Well, I can see you and Martell are back together.
-[laughs] -You must be Jesus.
[laughs]
No, I'm not Jesus.
I met Jesus five years ago.
[laughs] Like I said...
I think that some of the issue is that some of the older women
who encourage young women
to stay i relationships that are toxic
and that are killing them on the inside.
I don't think that's okay.
Well, no, I don't think...
-Yeah. -What makes you think
that's killing you on the inside, though?
'Cause it was, Miss Wanda,
Staying in a marriage with someone who is
consistently cheating and betraying and lying and disrespecting you.
-That kills you on the inside. -[Wanda] I understand that, Melody,
I really do. But I want to know if it were for one year,
I can understand it.
But five years? If it was one month,
I can understand it.
I didn't go through it for five.
-Okay, for three. -[Melody, quietly] That's right.
So, well, what is the two years' difference?
The two years' difference is that it was two years happening...
Oh, so you saying you knew about it three years...
-about it. -On and off. It was like,
I found out after it had been occurring for three-- two years.
And then I thought it was done,
and then months would go by.
You knew about it, the whole five years that he was out there?
[Melody] No, ma'am.
Okay.
Melody knew Martell had been cheating for the last past six years.
I'm not even going to say five,
So, yes, that makes them sisters, you know.
They all in this together.
So, Amen...
Like I said, put on your grown woman panties, baby.
And y'all just all be sisters together.
Were you pregnant with the girls?
Not when it was happening. What the [bleep]?
What do I look like? I don't even talk to her now!
-What do I look like? -Now...
What do I look like? I don't roll like that.
No, no, no. I don't roll like that.
Don't get upset, sweetie.
I'll tell you why people get upset.
I want to know why [bleep] would he go to social media with--
I'm not about to do that.
Wanda is always going too far with everything.
Like why are you always inserting yourself in everybody else's business.
Do you not have your own business to be concerned about?
Lady, get a life.
Like, leave us alone.
Bye. Bye. Talk to the back palm, baby.
Don't talk to the front palm.
[Melody] I'm trying my best to be respectful,
but hands-down, point-blank, period, you keep coming for me
you gonna get these lips and I'm gonna be talking smack to you.
So please, back up.
Leave me alone. Let me walk up outta here
before I say something that I may regret.
May regret later.
-Thank y'all for coming. -Thanks, Marsau.
Blaque was amazing. The champagne is bomb.
-And the drinks-- -Hey, hey, hey...
It was bomb.
Thank you. Hey, Mel.
-Come on. -Yes.
-Listen to me. Come here. -Yeah, no, I--
Girl, really?
I don't praise no ass.
-Hey, ain't nobody praising no ass. -I ain't licking no asses.
And I ain't praising [bleep].
That's exactly. Let's talk about Tisha.
You once sat down and gave Tisha the blues.
-If that would've been... -I never gave Tisha the blues.
You don't say anything to them--
I don't never give Tisha the blues.
Y'all remember her... [speaks indistinctly] I don't.
-I talked to-- -You ain't see me run behind no [bleep] body.
I talked to Mel over one mistake
'cause I know she still loves Martell.
-I know she'll take his ass back right now. -Wanda.
-I don't disagree with you. -I know this.
-That's the reason why I'm talking to her. -I don't disagree with you.
But on the same thing,
on the same topic, don't tell me what I did four years ago,
when your ass out there made my daughter cry plenty of times and so did you.
-All of this... -At Blaque.
-So don't put me on... -Do you think I give a [bleep]
about what you think has happened to somebody that ain't happened to nobody else.
Ain't nobody has got the [bleep] market cornered
-on getting their feelings hurt. -You're right.
It's simple that Wanda only cares about her and Latisha's feelings.
And the rest of us can pretty much go to hell
for all she's concerned.
Like literally, she's like a wrecking machine.
She's like a wrecking machine.
God dog she's like a wrecking machine.
I have not done anything to Latisha.
You made a statement, though, Kimmi.
-What statement did I make? -You made a statement that
Tisha was talking about you.
What I said about Tisha is that I think Tisha requires a lot of me
-that some of the stuff Tisha does not give. -I don't think
Tisha requires anything from you.
-Yes, she does. -I don't think...
She ready is, 'cause she's upset
-with the fact that I haven't been given enough... -No...
Here's the dilemma...
I can't ever say,
"Tisha, that wasn't quite right."
Tisha ain't never got a Kimmi chewing-out.
-You know why? Because I know Tisha's sensitive. -Do you really?
But what I do do is that I sit and listen to you talk about Kimmi,
-and I listen to Tisha talk about Kimmi. -Why do I talk about Kimmi?
-Why? -It doesn't matter why.
-What I see on social media... -It doesn't matter why.
-You don't see [bleep] on social media about me. -What I see on TV...
-You don't see [bleep] on social media. -Come on, Kimmi.
-Tell me what you see. -The only time I'm going
to talk about you...
-Tell me what you see. -...is when I see things.
-Or when I hear things. -Save all that time.
[Wanda] When did I say anything to you?
[Kimmi] Wanda, tell me what you've seen.
A lot of things.
-Wanda, this is just extra air. -When I come back at you.
Tell me what you see or we're not talking about it.
We are done with it, Kimmi.
-I don't think I asking you... -Tell me what you see!
-I just said tell me what you see. -[Wanda] You know.
-You know. -I don't have to know. Tell me what you see.
-I don't say [bleep]... -You know.
...about you or Tisha on social media or TV.
-Really, really? -Tell me what you see.
-Tell me what you see. -Really, Kimmi. So you forgot.
Ain't about forgetting, Wanda.
Tell me what you see.
-Okay. -Tell me what you see.
-I don't see anything. -Of course you don't.
[Wanda] When me and you have argument, I'm just talking to you...
Tell me what the [bleep] you see!
-A lot of [bleep]! -Then say it!