Until your child can talk to you and bitch at you
and tell you this, you have nowhere to talk.
I have children that talk to me, you [bleep] whore.
What the [bleep] did you just say about my mother?
What the [bleep] did you just say about--
I'll say it again.
You're so low.
I am.
I'm 4' 2".
[laughs]
Cole, I heard you talk [bleep] about
me all the time behind my back.
Bring it, bitch.
Don't say [bleep].
Let's go.
We don't ever have to hang out with them ever again.
Oh, my god, I [bleep] hate those [bleep]..
I just want to have a nice time.
I don't get why people love bringing me or Autumn down.
It's been like this since forever with Terra.
And she's rubbing off on Cole, obviously,
because now he's being an [bleep]..
You know what?
They don't understand who you are.
They don't understand that you got diagnosed.
And they don't--
They don't know that.
They don't know that you're suffering.
Every day.
They know that you have all these problems going on
and that we're dealing with this every day.
They have no idea.
[crying]
Autumn's had thyroid problems for almost three years now.
But recently, she just got diagnosed
with Hashimoto's disease, which is a autoimmune disease.
There are some days she can not get out of bed.
And it can be like this for the rest of her life.
It's that bad.
So screw Cole for attacking Autumn.
He has no idea what's going on with her.
He's obviously not the friend that Autumn thought he was.
And this is something we've been keeping
from everybody because--
It's just so hard.
It's just really hard for us.
Yeah.
And it is personal.
It is deep.
And you know what?
[bleep] them.
No, you don't-- don't let them get you down.
I want to go home.
Let's go home. - I'm sore.
I'm tired.
We've had a long day.
So are you two just going to be quiet to each other
the whole night?
Not say a word to each other?
Christy and Terra?
What is there to say?
I don't know.
Does anybody have anything to say?
Not me.
Not me either.
We just all really hope that you girls will,
like, end up talking about it.
I have too much on my plate to worry about a stupid fight.
It's not a stupid fight when you mention my kids.
I didn't mention your--
Yeah, you did.
I said, when your daughter--
- So you did mention my kid. - Yes.
So you did.
When your daughter and [inaudible]
can talk back to you--
So don't talk about my kids, ever.
I said when they're teenagers.
Do not talk about my kids ever, ever.
- When they're teenagers. - I'm gonna [bleep], Christy.
When they're teenagers--
Do not talk about my kids.
You're so blocked.
I'm telling you, don't ever mention
my children in your mouth.
Why?
I can't say Penny?
I can't say your son, Grayson?
No, you are not allowed.
I'm leaving.
Then you can't say Autumn.
No problem.
Fine.
She came up to me.
And I gave her the decency to not put her in her place.
And you can give me the decency to not
mention my children because you don't even
know how to raise children.
Yes, I do.
Your son doesn't even talk to you.
Yes, I do.
I talk to him all the time.
Look at my phone right now.
Oh, really?
I'm sure that he's in your life.
What is your problem?
Stop [bleep] talking.
Let's talk.
I think it was a misunderstanding
because I don't think she mentioned your kids,
and I don't--
She mentioned my kids.
I'm not OK with her saying anything
about my kids, nothing.
I don't talk-- shut the [bleep] up.
I don't care about how anybody talks.
I'm at least telling the truth.
And I'm a good mom.
You are a horrible mom.
When they got taken away from you-- they got taken
away from you, didn't they?
Yeah, because I have alcohol problems.
Because you're an alcoholic.
I am an alcoholic.
OK, all right.
OK, bad idea.
I've never had my kids taken away from me.
Horrible.
I've never had my kids taken away from me.
They've been taken away from you twice.
Not once, twice.
Once, once.
She should never have mentioned my children,
and this would never happen.
I said when they grow up.
Shut the [bleep] up.
Yes, my kids got taken away from me.
Twice.
Once.
Why do you care?
She always likes to point out the negative in my life.
Yes, I got my kids taken away.
I'm an alcoholic.
I am.
I admit it.
She hates me.
Like, every time we get together,
I'm afraid to walk in the door.
She attacks me.
I'm proud to have my kids back.
I got them back.
Do you know how long it look it took me to get my kids back?
It's OK. It's OK.
It's OK.
Do you know how hard it was?
It's OK, it's OK.
OK.
We truly just want you guys to get along.
We genuinely do.
She can be the worst inside, you guys.
You have no idea.
I can't breathe.
She attacks me on and off camera.
She's mean to me.
I can't handle this.
I don't even want to be a part of "Little Women LA" anymore.