There's a lot of steps to this choreography,
but only a teeny, tiny, weeny amount of time to learn it.
One more time.
Get that in your body.
I don't know why my mom's all stressed out and going
cuckoo about this routine, but she knows I'm going to kill it.
We have 24 hours until she performs,
and she doesn't-- she's not even practicing in her costume.
As a mother, I have to protect Asia.
And if these things are not up to par, I'll pull it.
You have to be worried about that too, Asia.
You know that you need to practice with your cape
and your costume.
You know that.
If you don't have the props to work with,
at least show me that you got this.
I'm going to wait for the props, but I'm
going to make my decision.
If I can't get the routine, you don't have to pull
it because I can improv.
You've seen me cover up things that I can improv,
and no one noticed.
I'm your mother, and I know what you can do.
I'm the dancer.
I can choose.
But the day of is my responsibility
to know you're not going to go out on the stage and fall,
trip over something, and not--
I'm not going to trip over something.
I'm just telling you.
That is my last thing I'm going to say.
I'm coming down on Asia right now because I know that she
wants to be a megastar, and all of us
are trying to help her get there.
I better see a different routine.
I better see you not thinking about what you're doing,
and I better see these props come in.
[music playing]
SHAWN: We can't keep going the way we're going.
KRISTIE: I know. OK.
Like I was trying to tell you earlier--
KRISTIE: Right.
--about trying to spend more quality time with both girls,
not just the one.
KRISTIE: Right now, our family evolves around Asia's career.
I definitely don't get enough time with Bella.
I feel bad that she might one day grow up and go,
you know what?
I don't even know my mom.
She's been with Asia all this time.
You're going to have to cut back
a little bit on some of this performance stuff
and just fit it in.
We're just going to have to figure out.
What she's doing is bettering her career,
but you're saying now she can't do the stuff--
I didn't say that.
Well, you said half--
cut back on her timing.
Figure it out.
When I'm home, make time.
Figure it out.
She's wrapped very tight with all the things
that are going on with Asia, but at the end of the day,
Kristie needs to understand that we are on this journey
together.
Mom, can I have one of your strawberries?
No.
OK, well, sit down.
No, not until you finish.
No.
She said there's, like, a couple of props.
Oh, yeah.
I have a cape.
I have a whip.
Mom's being so paranoid.
But you know how good I can improv, right?
It's my job to know--
Kristie. KRISTIE: What?
Let's try to eat some food first, OK?
KRISTIE: OK, but it's my job to know if it's going to hurt you.
It's going to be fine, mom.
This is a big deal.
I know, mom.
It's called going to dance.
I imagine this is how the whole day goes between you two.
One thing you got to understand about my household
is I am the only man.
Now we're at the dinner table.
KRISTIE: OK.
Let's just eat.
We have a bird that's a female.
My two daughters are female, and my wife's the alpha female.
Yeah.
I'm going to run into arguments.
I'm dealing with all these women.
Oh, I hate this.
This is disgusting.
SHAWN: It's broccoli. - It's broccoli.
KRISTIE: Did you cook it? - Disgusting.
Did you cook it?
KRISTIE: Oh.
SHAWN: Bella, take another bite.
Show her.
KRISTIE: See?
SHAWN: Like a rabbit.
KRISTIE: Stop.
You try raising a child like Asia.
It's not easy.
Disgusting.
I don't do vegetables.
Ugh.
So I don't know what you want to shoot,
but I'm not-- it's not ready, and now
the pictures are all crooked.
I just feel that things are not in control.
Instead of just filming a show and making a great show,
I have to worry about all this other stuff.
How do you film a show, and be yourself, and do a good show
if you have to deal with all this stuff
and all these changes to your personal life and house?
We can't shoot in here like this.
It looks-- how do you shoot a TV show like that?
That looks horrible.
But people do.
People do.
KRISTIE: But this is ridiculous.
I don't want my house to always look
like crap because something has to be covered.
It's like--
I'm taking the black things off, OK?
Just now we're wasting time.
And I don't want to be a bitch, but it's
ridiculous that we pick a room.
And I come in here, and I don't want my house
to look like this every time I go to shoot because this right
here looks ridiculous, because people do see what's
on the wall, because I watch TV, and I
do see what's on the wall.
I just don't get it.
I don't get why we have to go through this every time.
She also turned those up there.
So if we can't shoot-- ASIA: She turned all of those.
Oh my god.
OK.
You guys can't tell me anything, and it
makes it worse on you guys.
So we're scratching this.
Come on, Asia.
It's ridiculous.
I just--