[music playing]
Oh, my god.
Ashley!
[laughter]
[crying]
Meeting my sister, the first thing I realized
is that we're both emotional people.
[laughs]
Oh, my god, you are gorgeous.
Thank you. I look like you.
[laughs] - I know!
We're like twins.
So yeah, that is my sister.
Thank you for coming.
I would not miss this for the world.
[laughter]
It's-- it's crazy.
You just don't have any idea how dad not being in my life,
it was rough.
I'm just happy that I connected with you.
And hopefully, I will get the opportunity to meet him.
That hurts me to know that I was able to have a dad that I
could call on, but you didn't.
Like, that just sucks, and it shouldn't have been like that.
That's something that's serious.
Like, that's not--
TAMMIE: Oh, my god.
[laughter]
Hi, how are you?
This is my mom first time meeting Shelly,
but I know she'll love her just as much as I do.
I was just talking, and I was like, maybe,
you know, with her coming here, and we
finally meeting, that it will make dad realize
OK, it's time to meet me.
Right.
It's been a long time. MINNIE: Yes.
Yeah. Too long.
TAMMIE: Right.
It's-- it's been too long.
You know?
The story that dad gave me on why he was denying you for all
these years was because that your grandmother
told him that you wasn't his.
He thought that OK, well, if her mom's telling me
this, like, it has to be true.
[sigh]
And so he kind of took that story and went with it.
TAMMIE: And ran with it.
That was his get out of jail free card.
Like, I'm done.
That's just-- it's--
I don't-- I'm speechless.
It's hard for me to wrap my head around it
that my mom's own mom is the reason why I don't have
a relationship with my dad.
It made me realize how lucky I am
to have my mom because she's always been in my life,
and always had my back.
I want to meet him.
Like I told her, I want to meet him so I can
sit down and get to know him.
You know how I am about you, and I just don't
want your feelings to get hurt.
I just got to leap out on faith,
and just be like, OK, I got to-- if I get hurt, I get hurt.
[swoosh] - Hi.
- Hello. - Hi.
How are you?
Fine.
I have an appointment today.
Minnie had the audacity to call me out
for not being a little person, but I'm
going to find out what type of dwarfism
I have for the sake of my son, D2.
What if the tests come back, and it says that you're
not a little person?
Do you wear it how the other girls are going to take it?
You know I ain't worried about them.
The most important part is for me to know.
That way I can let my son know what's going on too because he
going to want kids one day.
I just don't like needles.
MS JUICY: Try not to think about the needle.
I always hated needles.
As long as I can remember, I hated
the look, the sight, the smell.
I just don't like needles.
[music playing]
NURSE: So basically, listen, I need for you to relax for me.
Relax for me.
Breathe in, and breathe out.
[sigh] I can't.
[squeal] - Come on, girl.
Get off of me.
[laughter]
NURSE: What just happened?
[laughter]
It's just going to be quick. MS JUICY: Don't look at it.
Don't look at it.
It's going to be real quick.
All right.
Monie, look the other way, baby.
Breathe in, breathe out.
Done.
MS JUICY: Don't look.
Don't look. - OK.
That's it.
We're finished.
You can look.
[inaudible]
- Ah, really? - Thank you.
[laughter]
Don't get me wrong, I like shots, but in a glass.
Not in a needle form.
Hi.
I'm Bill Wilcox, how are you?
MS JUICY: Hi, I'm Juicy.
You must be a friend, and you must be Tiffany.
MORLIN: I'm Morlin.
Nice to meet you.
So I need to take a look at you.
Can you hold your arms way out?
I'm going to measure how long they are.
MS JUICY: Girl, you real tall.
74.
[laughs]
So what I found was that this part from your chest
down to your pubic bone is a little
short compared to your limbs.
For most people, it's about the same.
So you definitely have a form of dwarfism.
- Oh, my goodness. - Oh, look at you.
Yeah, baby.
Yes.
You in the club now, baby.
OK, all right.
Minnie don't know what the [bleep] she talking about.
DR. BILL WILCOX: We'll send off the blood,
and within a few weeks, we'll get an answer.
So we'll be in touch soon as the results come in.
I cannot wait to see Minnie reaction when I can rub these
results right up in her face.
[swoosh]
- What you got going on? - Nothing.
I just came over here to talk to my sister.
CHRIS: Well, the doctor told her that she has to be bedridden,
that she can't do much.
AMANDA: Can I go in there and see her?
No, actually you can't.
Seriously?
Who the [bleep] do you think you are?
I cannot believe Chris is telling
me I can't see my sister.
CHRIS: She's been contracting and all that,
and I don't want her to start stressing.
You know-- you know what I mean?
Bitch, please.
Well, [bleep] no one can tell me that, you know, I can't [bleep]
see my sister so--
I can't let you go in there like
that, you know what I mean?
I'm telling you, like, this is our house.
This is our little family.
So you're telling me I can't [bleep] see my sister?
I would run through a brick wall for my sister.
I don't give a [bleep] if this is your [bleep] house.
That's my [bleep] sister in there.
Your little ass better get out of the way.
I mean, you already know your sister-- you know how she is.
You try to tell her something, she's going
to go [bleep] off [inaudible].
That's the last thing I want for y'all to both
be fighting and all this and that and then--
you know, just--
I mean, I don't know what to tell you, Amanda, you know?
Because from what she was telling me,
she was telling me that she don't want--
that she's even thinking about not even wanting
you in the delivery room.
You know what I mean?
She don't want me in the [bleep] delivery room.
I just feel like I got slapped in the face right now.
Never in a million years would I expect
my sister to tell me that I cannot be
in the delivery room with her.
I want to see my sister.
[door creak]
You all right, sister?
Hmm?
- Why are you arguing? - Huh?
Why are you arguing?
Well, I came over here to talk to you.
Talk to me about what?
What's going on?
I just feel like why haven't you been talking to me?
Amanda, you are taking this way beyond.
How in the [bleep] am I taking this over beyond?
OK, hold on.
Amanda, Chris is not taking me away from you.
But-- well, we can't talk [bleep] to face to face, tell
me how the [bleep] you feel.
Just calm down.
No, because the way he was telling me that
I can't come over here, and that this is his house,
this [bleep].
I don't give a [bleep] that this is his house.
You're my [bleep] sister, and I want to [bleep] see you.
I miss you.
ANDREA: Just like I miss you too, Amanda.
You wouldn't answer my calls.
OK, but--
Now you know how I feel.
OK, but the only time-- that's the only time when you call me
is when something's going on with you and [bleep] Chris
or whatever the [bleep] you want to tell me,
all that type of [bleep].
Just like the same thing with you and Jordan.
It's the same-- - OK, but just I--
Same damn thing.
It's the same thing, Amanda. - I know.
OK, but still you shouldn't [bleep] keep me away from you.
AMANDA: OK, but I don't--
I don't go tell Jordan, oh, I feel like you're taking away--
yeah, you're taking Amanda away from me.
I'll tell you.
Well, and that's what I [bleep]
came over here to tell you.
This is messed up.
How could she compare this to me and Jordan?
Spending time with your boyfriend
is way different than shutting your sister out.
It feels like she's punishing me for something
that happened years ago.
Yeah, I told you Jordan taking away,
but you still act the same way.
[music playing]
[sobbing]
If dad was here, he wouldn't like
this [bleep] cause we're supposed to stick together.
ANDREA: Amanda, we are sticking together.
[sobbing]
AMANDA: Sisters are not supposed to treat each other like this.
I feel like I'm losing a part of me,
and I don't even know what to do.
[crying]
Damn.