- When you sit there, and you
and you give me that blank stare,
that's how it goes out to America.
That's fine. You're winning.
What?
No, you're winning.
I don't understand that.
I just wanna say--
This isn't a game, Luke.
Were there moments, as you watched
the show, that you thought to yourselves,
did we make a mistake?
Oh.
[laughs] Are you kidding me?
Many sleepless nights.
Many.
I mean, this has been ups and downs for the couples.
It's been ups and downs for us.
I mean, obviously, look at it.
We were compatible.
KEVIN FRAZIER: Did it get to a point where one of you
was like, I don't want you to touch me?
Yeah.
I think the official ending for me was you
wanted to have sex after I had foot surgery.
When I told you no, you were like,
there's nothing wrong with your hand.
[sniffs] Wow.
You put it out there.
Wait a minute.
Hey.
Did you do that?
We both have high libidos.
And you weren't in the mood. Cool.
I mean, you thought that I was really upset by it, but--
You were really upset about it.
Well, I was upset about a lot of other things.
And that was really like, oh, it's just another thing
to add to the list.
Give us some examples, Vaughn, of things she did
that upset you.
It would just have been nice if my wife, who could be
my peace, who could be the thing that I do
look forward to as I'm struggling
through this process--
No, I was your target.
No.
You were the one who added fuel to the fire.
No, it's not. I'm the target.
Well, that's just our difference in communication.
You like to play the victim.
I don't like to play the victim.
- You do. - You do.
You like to play--
Monet, you didn't do this, and Monet, you didn't do that.
You're a very cold person.
It's your fault that I can't manage my emotions.
No, it's not.
It's not that I can't manage my emotions.
When I'm around somebody who's cold.
Own it.
Be accountable for yourself.
I'll be accountable.
When I'm around somebody who is cold [bleep]
and doesn't give [bleep].
How about that?
No, I think when I'm with a man who can
be accountable for his flaws-- - Then go find him.
[bleep] man.
KEVIN FRAZIER: OK, well, hold on.
- [bleep] - Hold on, hold on.
- Sorry. - Hold on, hold on.
We're trying to be real nice here,
but let's just get to the bottom line.
Let's do it.
We don't [bleep] work.
Let's keep it moving.
The day after we were done filming, she walked out again.
I was scrolling on my Facebook, and I just
see a random video of my ex.
And then that really set her off, and she was like, well,
you care about her.
I'm like, where did you get that from?
I can't keep doing this.
You have to get mentally tougher.
And about 30 seconds later, she stormed out.
The moment filming ended, the very next day,
Tristan was showing me pictures of his ex-girlfriend.
She's in a bikini, so a lot is showing.
And he was like, she's so beautiful.
And then he said I was not mentally
strong or mentally tough.
And so that's when I removed myself from that situation,
because I honestly had no idea how to handle it.
And then three days later, his mom called me.
And she just expressed that Tristan, I guess,
has tons of women that come up to him and hit on him,
and that I just need to be more secure with myself.
For me, I was just like, why didn't Tristan call me?
Like why didn't he reach out to me?
Tristan, Mia, where are you now?
We are divorced.
JAMIE OTIS: Who initiated the divorce?
I did.
OK.
After the ex-girlfriend incident,
I initiated the divorce.
Tristan, can you please be honest and tell them.
We were supposed to go to counseling in Houston.
Then I told you--
And then you said--
TRISTAN THOMPSON: That night that I wanted--
That you wanted the divorce.
I know.
I said I initiated it.
I originally said I wanted the divorce,
and then I was the one that filed.
That's what happened.
You said you wanted the divorce.
She filed the paperwork.
That, he just--
- No, yes. - --spinned it.
Let's leave it at that.
Let's leave it at that for a moment.
He just spinned it.
Yeah.
How do you feel about Sean today?
I do not believe that Sean was genuine in both
going into this process and in the person that he presented.
[crashing]
That's weird.
Wow.
(SINGING) Ah.
KEVIN FRAZIER: Ghost of Christmas past.
Huh.
That was bizarre.
That speaks pretty strongly about the course
of this process.
There's a little rumor floating around about y'all.
[laughter]
What rumor?
Is that true?
In the room?
That you were like, we're married, and you know what?
We're staying together.
She looked so good--
Oh, I didn't know where this was going.
Wait, you were?
Our decision date--
What?
You guys are married, so--
[interposing voices]
So the crew is at lunch.
They're like, oh, we'll be back in, like, a half hour.
Ah, I got enough time.
Oh my god.
So decision day bed is--
That's so TMI.
Oh my god.
You were using kissing as a code word
for sex between the two of you.
I noticed something was off, so I asked you if you were OK.
And you said, no, I feel dead inside.
And then you got up, went to the bathroom,
and you said I feel repulsed.
I know that, like, I'm not your type, but, like,
repulsed and dead inside, we need to talk.
So--
OK.
Go ahead.
So you pull up your list on your phone
of 40 reasons that I'm gay.
No, you said--
I'm sorry. - Let him talk.
Let him talk.
Got to let him talk.
Go ahead.
She pulls up a list.
The list, and I felt the entire night for how many hours
you're kind of coming after my manhood, you know what I mean?
No, that is not--
But it's OK.
He's lying!
It's OK.
We're going to let you talk.
Did you have a list?
Yes, but--
OK.
--I only brought it up because you said, what, do you
think that I'm a homosexual?
And I was like, what? - And you were like--
- Are you? - --yes.
I have 400 reasons. - No.
I said-- I asked you, are you?
Your Facebook page said interested in men and women,
and it still says to this day that you're
in a relationship with a man.
I'm sorry.
I would just--
My friend thought it was funny in college to change it.
I don't understand how it could be funny for you
to put on your Facebook--
When I was 18 because I didn't even know it was a thing.
OK.
It happened 13 years or 14 years ago.
OK.
Why didn't you treat her better?
All I ever wanted to do was have a nice day.
Why didn't you treat me nicer was the question.
Because I thought I was acting in a certain way,
and it was coming off and being perceived
differently than I was.
But what I'm asking you is not that processed answer
you had inside your head.
You're sitting back and you're repeating what you think
will sound really good for TV.
I'm telling you as a person who does TV every single day it
doesn't look good on TV, so I'm giving you the opportunity
now to say what was going on.
I don't even know at this point.
But I want you to think about this because when you sit there
and you look and you don't answer
and you give me that blank stare, that's
how it goes out to America.
That's fine.
You're winning.
No, you're winning.
What?
I'm not winning.
You are clearly winning.
No I'm not.
I'm just here asking you questions.
I'm not-- I'm not--
I'm not here to win or lose.
You lost it.
You got divorced.
You're not losing.
I'm just here to talk to you about her divorce.
That's it.
I'm not winning.
I don't understand that. - This isn't a game, Luke.
I just want to say--
Then why is he telling me I'm not winning?
Dave, Amber, are you still married?
We are still married.
I mean, legally we are still married.
You know, it's been a tough three months.
It really has been.
Where do you go from here?
Do you repair the marriage or do you not?
I really do want to fight for this to try and reconcile,
to try to make up for the things that I have done wrong.
I honestly--
I don't think that we will be able to reconcile things.
We both hoped that it would be in a different place right now,
but I think the reality is just that it's not.
It was a lot of things at that moment.
You ran your mouth to me in the car both times, so.
Yeah, you're right.
I did run my mouth at you, but still.
What do you expect?
What?
What were you saying?
I just have nothing to say anymore.
But this really is an opportunity for you
to tell the whole story--
Doesn't matter.
--or kind of at least fill in the blanks.
No, it does because we're sitting here right now.
Fill in the blanks. - I really don't--
That's what we're doing.
--care, like, anymore.
We're doing-- you just said you care.
Stop pushing me to answer any more of these questions.
Please respect that.
I'm not doing well at this.
Stop.
By the way, in no way am I disrespecting you.
I don't want to answer these questions anymore.
OK.
All right.
I hear that someone is keeping a very big secret.
Danielle and Bobby, do you want to share?
We're pregnant.
[gasps]
No way.
That's two seasons in a row.
[interposing voices]
Oh my goodness.
No, no, the dogs are not pregnant.
Let's pause if it's human.
Human baby.
It is a baby?
Human baby, yep.
Congratulations.
Amber, your reaction, I think, was the biggest of utter shock.
I am just shocked.
What do you-- yeah, tell us.
I am so shocked.
Yeah, where-- [laughs] What about me?
[laughter]
I wish I could help you.
She wants one so bad.
It's OK.
Someday. - Someday.
And you know what?
You'll get there when the time is right for you.
And a huge congratulations.
Really exciting.
First comes love.
Then comes marriage.
But in this case, first came marriage, then came
love, and now comes the baby.
So I got you something.
Here you go.
What are these for?
We're having a baby.
I'm nervous and scared.
Need a hug?
I always wanted to be a parent,
but I never imagined it to happen, like, so soon.
I'm scared because I don't know.
I don't have it all figured out, but I know that you care,
but I'm scared because I don't know.
We're still trying to figure the whole marriage thing out,
and we don't have it figured out.
And for this to happen, I'm like, what?
I just think that you'll be a great father.
Well, I promise that I'm right here no matter what.