(Crowd cheers)
- Hi guys.
- And let's talk about you and Duane, your husband,
you been married for 20 years.
- 27.
- 27?
(audience cheers)
27?
- Yeah. Coming up, 27.
- How?
- I don't know, shoot.
We still trying to figure it out day by day.
- You all got two boys at home.
- We do, they actually here.
They wanted to come to see you.
- Really?
- Yeah.
(crowd cheers)
- All right, let me ask you this,
are you the good cop or the bad cop?
- Man, let them tell it,
I'm the bad cop.
(audience laughs)
- [Steve] Yeah.
- I actually am though.
I'm more the disciplinarian,
but if you ask Duane, Duane will say that he is,
but he ... He sees to much of them in him.
You know what I mean?
Did I say that right?
Much of himself in them.
And so, I think he might be a little softer on them
than I am.
But I'm more of a disciplinarian.
- I think you must ... You sweat the details
a little bit more.
- I might, I might sweat the details.
But I'm such an aggressive, loving, caring,
I feel, mom.
Especially because my boys had challenges,
and it was like no matter what your challenges are,
you gotta overcome them.
I come from that old school way of thinking.
(audience applauds)
- Right, right.
- It doesn't matter where you come from, your environment.
You make choices and you gotta live by those choices.
And so, I was like, do you think that's a good choice?
You think that's a good choice?
'Cause that one is like six feet.
(audience laughs)
- All right, you got this new movie coming out.
- Yes.
- Which is based on Olympic gold medalist, Simone Biles.
- Simone Biles.
(audience cheers)
It's amazing.
- It was based off her book.
Was she on the set often?
- You know what, she visited one time.
And the one time she did visit, she brought her mom.
I play her mother.
And just hearing them and seeing them all together,
the support that they have for one another,
and the love that they have for one another,
you know, she went through a lot.
She went through a lot, Steve,
coming from foster care.
And then, that's actually her biological grandfather
who adopted her.
So, and--
- Really?
- Immediately, she started calling them mom and dad,
and that's what they are to her, mom and dad.
You know, so,
but they wouldn't let her challenges get in the way.
That's why I really related to that movie,
because it reminded me so much of my own household.
- Well, you know,
the last time we sat down,
you spoke about forgiving the person who abused you.
- Mm-hmm.
- And Simone Biles recently came out as victim
in this sexual abuse, you know,
with the whole Nassar deal
and all of that right there. - Yeah.
- What'd you think when you heard that?
- You know, of all the women,
first of all the young ladies,
it happened in their formative years,
and when that happens,
sometimes it can silence you as a victim.
- But this guy that ... Her abuser,
this Nassar, this doctor.
At his trial, 156 girls came to testify.
156 young girls came to testify.
This gots 156, man.
- He's sick, he's sick and it's heartbreaking.
I just applaud their courage
for really standing up and taking back.
(audience applauds)
You know, not being,
for the rest of their lives,
victims to that kind of situation.
It's one of those heartbreaking moments,
and you just wanna, you know,
as a community, we have to embrace them
and we have to learn from these experiences
that we have to talk to our kids
as much as we can.
Just put it in their brains, just over and over.
My kids are like, "Yeah, mom,
I know if anybody."
But I don't care.
- Yeah, they tired of you.
- They tired of hearing my mouth.
I don't care, get tired.
(audience applauds)
- Hey, stick around.
Tisha's not going anywhere yet.
Stay with us, it's gonna be a lot of fun.
We coming right back.
(upbeat music)
- Everybody, welcome back.
I'm still here with my girl, Tisha Campbell-Martin.
(audience cheers)
I gotta show everybody this photo.
- What's that?
- Because you were repping Cardi B.
- I love her.
- Before she blew up last year.
Did you give her any advice when you met?
- Yeah, I actually did.
We talked for a second,
and I was like, "Don't worry about what naysayers think."
- [Steve] Yeah.
- They don't matter.
- Yeah, man.
- Because there's more people cheering for you.
- [Steve] That's right.
- And I look at it like this,
every time I fall, and I might bleed,
and I might bleed hard,
but when I'm down on that ground,
I'm gonna do some push-ups while I'm down there.
- Yeah, yeah.
(audience cheers)
Hey, before you go, let's have some fun.
- Okay.
- This is uncensored, rapid-fire questions.
- Oh, Lord.
(upbeat music)
- Well, Tisha Campbell, this ought to be good.
Who was your teenage celebrity crush?
- Oh please, Todd Bridges.
I don't know what you got quiet for, Steve.
(audience applauds)
- Man, you said Todd Bridges, and they went.
They started checking with each other.
- [Tisha] Who's Todd Bridges?
- Todd Bridges?
What's your worst habit?
- Cleaning. I have OCD really badly.
No, really, really, really badly.
Like I wanna vacuum or something right now.
(audience laughs)
Just 'cause I can.
My kids call me psycho cleaning lady.
- Psycho?
- Yeah, I clean a lot.
- You would hate living with me.
- Ooh, I would,
I would actually like it.
It would get me a high ... I'd get a high of of it.
- Oh, I get you.
Oh, you have plenty to do.
- Yeah.
- That's me and Marjorie's biggest thing at the house.
- [Tisha] What's that?
- You won't pick up behind yourself.
(audience laughs)
- Hey, you know, I got a single coming out.
(audience cheers)
- [Steve] Do you?
- Friday.
- It's coming out Friday?
- Yep.
- I know you can sing, what's the song?
- It's called I Don't Wanna Be Alone Tonight.
(audience cheers)
- All right then.
- It's not that one, it's a different one.
- You struck a nerve with him.
I Don't Wanna Be Alone Tonight, yeah.
- Yay, yay.
(audience cheers)
Oh, he just slayed me, he got a fan.
- Yeah, he got a fan.
- He got a fan.
- [Steve] Yeah.
- [Tisha] Fan it!
So yeah, it's called I Don't Wanna Be Alone Tonight,
with, you all know this millennials,
Rich the Kid is up in that piece.
He's featured on it.
(audience cheers)
So I got Rich the Kid.
- We got Rich the Kid up in this piece.
(audience cheers)
- It's Rich the Kid.
Next time I come, next time I come--
- Yeah, yeah,
oh, Rich the Kid.
- No, Rich the Kid.
We gotta get Steve to do the new freezer challenge,
you know what I'm saying?
- Yeah.
- It's a dance, it's a dance.
It's easy, it's easy,
yeah, that's it, that's it.
That's all you gotta do.
- Yeah, there ain't nothing to it,
they don't do nothing you can't do, right?
- Right, exactly.
- What song do you always blast when it comes on?
- I don't know.
There's so many genres that I'm into,
like, it might be opera one day,
it might be jazz one day,
it might be R&B, it might be trap.
- You play trap music?
- Yes.
(audience cheers)
- Your song is called I Don't Wanna Be Alone Tonight.
That ain't trap music.
- (laughs) It's got a little reggae feel to it,
that particular one.
But my album's coming out soon too.
Oh, and I'm doing an episode on Empire too.
- You're doing Empire?
- I'm doing an episode on Empire.
- [Steve] You know,
that's the only show I ever really wanted to do?
- Oh, you have to.
- Yeah, I'd want to do it.
- I love it, Taraji, oh with her.
- I wanna be Lucious' brother.
- [Tisha] Oh, that'd be hot.
- I wanna come out there and be Lucious' older brother.
- [Tisha] Just tear up stuff.
- Yeah, just walk in and just rip it.
- It was great because it was my first time
getting a chance to work with Terrance
and getting a chance to work with Taraji,
and I've known them forever.
- Yeah.
- And it was amazing.
They just embraced me, they loved me.
(audience cheers)
- So, coming out Friday,
Tisha Campbell, we love you girl.
- Yes, it's on vinyl.
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