[MUSIC PLAYING]
Whew, that was a nice, refreshing nap.
Yes.
All four of us in a big bed.
Oh, my god.
Hi, dolls.
Take a seat.
Hi, ladies.
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
Juju?
Where is Juju?
Where are you, girl?
Juju, did you fall in?
Get in here.
Oh, no.
You did not.
Guess what I did, ladies?
What did you do?
I brought some shrimp from [INAUDIBLE]..
You're still living in that wedding.
But yes.
I would like a shrimp.
Oh, my god.
Those are shrimp?
A lot of people who know me don't know the secret.
I love shrimping.
Bitch, well, pass it around.
So it's I think it's fitting that we have a little fish
after our mermaid wedding.
Well, no, but speaking of Sara and Nelson, they were amazing.
The best, such good energy, such good vibes.
Right from the first moment that we met her--
[SHOUTING]
--at the supermarket, that was so much fun.
That was amazing.
Girl, when I am with Sara, it's like we're like friends.
That's what I love about her.
It's like she puts everybody at ease around her.
And I bet you anything, she had to teach herself that.
She had no other choice but to be
that person, because her whole life she is looked at
and stared at.
So she had to be that person.
People at ease.
And she does it so well.
- She was good. - Yeah.
She was like so talkative.
Right away, she was like, her energy was bubbly and cool,
right?
She was like, hey, guys. Yeah.
And it never stopped.
But you could still tell that when you've
spent some personal times with Sara,
there were little moments where a glimpse of those insecurities
are still there.
Isn't this unique features that we
have what makes us special, because we
are not all created the same?
But it's so hard.
You still hear it in your head.
If you're quiet enough, you'll still hear, the tape playing.
And you're wondering.
You're like, do I really look like that, you know?
I know.
That's the one thing with me.
Because I love people being very comfortable in their skin,
and celebrating who they are.
But I also want to know your story.
I really want to know the real story.
Because sometimes we'll put on this armor
of whatever that is because--
Well, drag is fun.
I always said drag is so much fun.
But underneath it all, we're really
real people with real experiences, real stories.
And I feel like the fun can't happen
unless the foundation is laid.
It's like a real person, and people really get to know me.
And I'm like, I'm a joker.
But I'm also just as evenly, a very heavy person
that's been through a lot. - Totally.
Totally.
You have to take me both of my sides.
All colors.
I also feel like we're skilled at celebrating
because of some of the stuff we've had to go through.
It helps too.
Yeah, it brings us there.
It makes the sweet that much sweeter.
How about the kids?
Oh, the best.
The babysitting?
Now, y'all know I want a whole tribe.
Do you want a lot of kids, BeBe?
- I want 10. - Here.
Hold this and talk about your children.
Well, I feel like I will be the most amazing father,
slash mother, slash everything.
All in one.
I just-- I love kids.
I love baby. - Yeah.
You're really good.
And those kids were so adorable.
And they just stole my heart.
And to be very--
honestly, when we were shooting, my head was aching
with that wig and everything.
I was so uncomfortable.
The kids.
It just made me just forget everything.
You're very good with kids.
Do you want to hold my shoes.
Sure.
Try 'em on if you want.
Raise your hand if you want popcorn.
Me, me, me, me, me.
Here you go.
You don't know what else I'm skilled at?
Is catching things in my mouth.
I think this time around you should try it.
Do you guys think Juju can do it?
I think we need cheerleaders.
Juju, Juju, Juju.
Ready?
Yes, go.
Here we go.
[LAUGHTER]
That was a good throw.
What are you doing?
One more.
Juju, Juju, Juju.
It's timing.
Catch in your throat.
Go.
[LAUGHTER]
Wow.
Well, what do we think?
I didn't even know she was going to go without full on makeup
on her wedding day, because during the makeover--
When you were doing her makeup, whether or not
she was going to cover up her--
Oh, it was a birthmark.
So, as you know, we talked about it,
and she decided for the photo shoot to cover her birthmark.
Yeah.
Are you ready to see this mermaid fantasy?
Yeah.
Here we go.
One, two, three.
Oh, my god.
Wow.
Very nice.
She looked great.
But I said to her when we got ready,
I want you to think about it.
All right, girl.
Ready to talk makeup?
Yeah, definitely.
So the other day for the photo shoot we got you ready,
we got you glammed, we got you glittered.
And ultimately, for the photo shoot,
we decided to cover your birthmark.
Yep.
And I know that you've been through a lot in your life.
And the birthmark has become like a focal point for you.
Yeah, it's a really complicated issue.
There's a lot of feelings with it.
Yeah.
I said to her, between now and the wedding,
Yeah take some time and decide.
Do you want to have glam that covers your birthmark
or do you want to leave it uncovered.
Because really the whole point of us to just shake her up
was to embrace how she was born, and embrace her beauty, right?
She's already worked so hard at that in her life.
And I think on a momentous occasion,
like a wedding day, because even though this was a vow renewal,
they didn't have a wedding.
This was their wedding.
This was their chance to stand up in front of all their people
and express their love.
And I think there was a little bit of a struggle,
an internal struggle for her about how do I want
to present on my wedding day.
Well, we checked in.
Remember we checked in with them right before.
We were like, all right, go to Alexis.
Go get your hair and makeup done.
And we didn't know--
It didn't matter.
--if you were going to cover it up or not.
It didn't matter.
So you didn't see until she walked out.
No. And so I'm standing there.
And they walked up the aisle.
And I was there with my book.
She looks so stunning.
Sh looks so beautiful walking down the aisle.
Miss Thorgy?
What BeBe Zahara Benet?
That ceremony.
Oh.
Yes.
So gorgeous.
You did that.
Thank you very much.
Did you guys agree it was a good ceremony?
I was beautiful.
And you got emotional.
Oh, I wasn't even going to bring it up again.
Here's the thing.
When they both walked up there, and I was like, keep it
together, keep it together, get through this,
because I was so special to me, they both held their--
see?
I'm already-- it really was a lot for me,
because we fell in love with them so much.
They mt their hands, and they both looked at me,
as if they were a little nervous because it
meant so much to them.
They both looked at me, and with tears in both of their eyes.
And I looked at them.
And I was like, oh, shit.
How am I going to get through this?
And then I was like, welcome, everyone.
But what really got me was Nelson's vow.
Oh, Nelson's vow was so beautiful.
Sara, I love and admire you because you
face the judgment of society with an unapologetic smile.
For that, and much more, you've got my heart
in the palms of your hands.
This is just, in all seriousness,
out of the whole wedding, my favorite part
was when BeBe interrupted.
When I said, is there anybody who objects,
you decide, let me stand up and make a big show out of it.
And if there's anybody here today
that believes these two should not
get married, please, speak now.
I have something to say.
I do not object to this wedding.
All right, you crazy person.
And I loved you for it.
It was already getting so intense, honey.
Everybody was crying. You were like--
[INAUDIBLE] flying.
--let me spice it up.
We got to change this.
I said, uh, uh, uh.
This was the law.
And then this one said-- what did you say?
I agree.
[LAUGHTER]
You're horrible, horrible.
You know, I just love this family so much.
I think we should just cheers to Sara,
to Nelson, and their family.
Bella, JJ and Miles, incredible kids.
To all the beautiful kids in the word.
To all the fish under the sea.
To mermaids and mermans.
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
And to the Hawaiian godess.
And mer king.