(CRYING) Why'd you leave?
What?
Why you got your hand out?
You're not nobody's fiancé.
Did you [bleep] cheat on me?
Let the party begin!
This is going to be Juicy.
I just wanted to personally apologize
to you for what I said.
You keep trying to tell everybody that I'm not present,
that I'm not helping, that I'm not doing
anything, that I didn't do enough,
that I was never there for Jaden.
Did she or did she not say, all of a sudden you
wanted to be in your kid's life? Did she say that?
She decided to say that. That's her opinion.
But who does she get that through?
She got it from you! - Well, then talk to her.
When they push their friends in your face.
'Cause I really--
TANYA: I'm not here to defend you.
You are-- huh?
- I'm not here to defend you. - You're here to defend me.
But you had to talk [bleep] about tell me in the streets?
I'm not talking shit about you.
I defend you?
Are you serious?
I'm not yelling.
I'm always here for you.
I'm always gonna be here for you-- gonna be here
for you-- gonna be here for you.
You can [bleep] me over.
You can talk about me in the streets.
I'm always going to be here for you.
Yes, I'm always going to yell and hurt.
Your family knows it!
Bond knows it!
You know it!
Everyone knows that I'm in love with you.
I don't know how to be normal and quiet
and the perfect silent dad.
I don't know how to do that.
You act like the things that took
place after you moved to Atlanta did not [bleep] happen.
'Cause I don't care anymore.
I don't to talk about it to you or anyone.
I don't. - You do care.
You just don't-- - I don't.
NICO: You just don't want to talk about it because--
Tanya, you're not over it.
Because of the fact that you're still getting
emotional about it, you are.
You're not as loud as me, but you are.
It still affects you.
You're lying to yourself. - I'm done in so many ways.
NICO: You are lying to yourself. You are lying to yourself.
- Do you see me crying? - So you're over it.
TANYA: Yes.
10 years of friendship and you're over it.
TANYA: Yeah. NICO: This is love.
So go see your daughter of leave.
Over.
Like you said, it's over. - It is.
You fakin' it.
[music playing]
MONIE: Losing my engagement ring is just another piece of drama
we don't need right now.
It could've fell down the sink.
I think Monie is losing her damn mind.
What the heck?
I don't know.
I seen Dede in the hood do it in that drain.
Just shine the light.
Girl, don't do that too hard.
It might come out.
I'm not about to take apart them damn pipes.
It's time to call the plumber.
Because you know if I don't find it,
that's gonna be real bad.
[music playing]
God, please let Morlin have insurance on this ring.
Please.
There's not insurance on it.
I need to tell Morlin I lost my ring.
You got me worried.
I lost the engagement ring.
Man, I don't want to hear that [bleep]
That's a bunch of [bleep].
Everybody make mistakes.
You can't even keep up with the engagement ring.
And?
I need some time to think now. I don't want to hear that.
- You got to understand-- - I need some time alone.
- Man, that's - I need some time alone.
So you just gonna leave me?
I need some time alone right now.
I'm really worried.
Like, what is he thinking right now?
MORLIN (ON PHONE): I went through all that trouble
to pick out a ring!
(CRYING) I know that I was careless for losing it.
But you know--
MORLIN (ON PHONE): I don't wanna hear that.
All I know is that it's--
[glass smashes]
[video game sound effects]
How was your day?
Good.
Is that all I'm gonna get?
[crickets chirping]
So, uh, I think you need to--
It's really complicated to do all this
without any sort of transportation,
because you're at work all day.
Well, then take me to work so you have the car.
I can.
That's-- OK. Well, here we go, right here.
I never said it wasn't a problem.
Right here, we got--
Or vise versa.
You take me to where I need to go until I get a job.
Where do you need to go?
I'm just trying--
I--
I'm just trying to make your life easier, not harder.
OK.
And you know what would make it easier?
You getting a job.
Well, no [bleep].
(SLOW-MO) Well, no [bleep].
Have you started looking for work?
Or-- you can't even like, pick [bleep] up?
Like, what the [bleep] is that?
I wouldn't-- I have to--
Can you help me at least, instead of just
playing your [bleep] game?
Why are you so pissed off?
Can't even do the [bleep] dishes.
The mess I was going to clean up later.
The least you could do is clean up.
I don't want to build a life with someone that
sounds exactly like my mother.
[music playing]
You have to deal with this sooner or later, dude.
I don't have to deal with the nagging.
- Yeah, you do. - I really don't.
Yeah, you do.
And it's really pointless.
I need to get some [bleep] space away from your ass.
Yeah, go ahead. Walk away.
Yeah, clean the [bleep] house, bitch.
I always do!
So what's the surprise?
[bleep] you.
Come here.
Whatever you have to go through to get over us or me,
I need you to understand that.
Ooh, [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep]..
Oh my god.
[music playing]
Hey, you look a little blue.
Nothing is ready.
And nothing is like what I pictured it.
If they cannot get the bouquet right, what is the ceremony
going to look like?
Is there any other options for us?
Oh no, this-- there is not.
This is not OK.
It's not about the location.
It's--
Tara.
I don't know, like, what--
Don't cry. Don't cry.
Don't cry.
[cries]
I wanted it to be perfect.
I-- I'm-- I almost don't want to have ceremony here.
I really don't.
I'm just really glad that your family is
able to meet my family, and they're all
able to share this moment that they weren't able to share
when we first got married.
It's going to be special.
[conch sounds]
Elena looks amazing.
But it takes a lot of guts to walk down that aisle
in that dress in front of God.
There is no one in the world that I want to spend the rest
of my life with other than you.
You are the love of my life.
Please seal the ceremony.
[cheering]
ELENA: The ceremony was perfect.
But now, let the party begin.
[chimes play]
Will you marry me?
Yes.
[cheering]
It's only two karats after three.
But hey--
We're gonna go get it appraised tomorrow.
[laughter]
MAN: Tanya, are you in it, 100%?
Are you there?
[crickets chirping]
That took too long right there.
If you have a ring on your finger,
you better make sure you're ready for that ring.
Hmm.
[music playing]
I've been doing a lot of thinking.
You've done so great.
I'm ready be engaged?
I don't want to get engaged right now.
(SLOW-MO) I don't want to get engaged right now.
I'm happy with the man you're becoming.
Maybe you should act like it more.
Then why would you ask me in the first place?
Because I wanted you.
I felt like I would lose you if I didn't do something drastic.
I'm going to take this.
Oh, [bleep].
[music playing]
Babe?
AUSTIN (VOICEMAIL): Hey, it's Austin, leave a message.
Austin?
Why'd you-- why'd you leave?
Just answer this phone.
That's all I ask.
[music playing]
(SINGING) I'm falling down, down, down, down, down.
[sobbing]
One of my friends told me, it looked
like she said yes to the ring instead of yes to you.
What, why you got your hand out?
You don't have it on your finger.
You're not nobody's fianc e.
I want it to be the happiest day of my life.
But to me, it's respect.
Like with the password situation.
I straight told you--
I didn't get upset until after I asked you a couple of times,
how did you spell it?
You were like, no, why-- - You got to be kidding.
No you ain't ask me how to--
Yes I did!
You said, I tried it didn't work, boo.
I said, how did you spell it?
I'm the one who told you.
You spelled it wrong!
The truth-- no.
This is the problem right here.
I don't have anything to say to him.
Although she has nothing to say to me,
there's a lot that she wants to say to me.
- But like-- - You know what I'm saying?
I-- let me finish.
People want to play the victim role and act like big bad Nico
just came down from New York, just
stuck his [bleep] up in Tanya, got her pregnant, and bounced.
You [bleep] her and you booted.
God! this girl, y'all don't understand, man.
He was inconsistently in our child's life.
NICO: I originally had been making more
consistent visits with my son.
How consistent were they?
Don't play me!
Don't talk to her like that.
No.
Don't blame me.
'Cause you really-- you're really
trying to play games right now.
You should've been with her if you wanted to be with her!
Sam! This is not about you!
SAM: No!
NICO: This is way bigger than you!
I've always been your best friend since day one!
I always looked out for you, even
when I don't even know how--
That's not relevant at all.
Please don't let me go there.
Before I start saying something I don't want to say.
You can come to your son and your daughter
whenever you want. NICO: Thank you.
- You don't to live with me-- - Remember you said that.
Make sure you keep it consistent.
You keep it consistent as a father.
NICO: Thank you.
Come see your son.
NICO: Thank you.
More than once a [bleep] blue moon.
NICO: OK, all right.
TANYA: Because my son is [bleep] important.
OK. huh-- he-- my son's--
TANYA: Make him important.
My son-- my son's important too.
Put him before yourself.
Why don't you put him--
why don't you put him before you?
- I do! - And what you want?
I do. I really do.
Really, seriously, Tanya?
TANYA: Did I tell you, next time--
NICO: Really? - I'm not yelling.
I'm not yelling, so I'll talk. NICO: You were yelling.
[music playing]
Morlin was stepping out on you while he on the road.
Y'all are married now.
So you need to keep it between y'all.
Mhm.
Were you with somebody when you go on the road?
Hold up. First of all--
No, I'm not gonna calm down.
I'm not that chick that's going to stay around
if that's how you gettin' down.
I understand.
Even though all this was before we got married.
Wait.
Hold the [bleep] up.
Oh, this was before we got married.
OK. - Right.
So that don't make it right.
So what you trying to say? - I know it don't make it right
If-- if-- if this was before we got married.
First of all, we straightened it out.
We were still engaged.
So you saying something did happen?
But listen, I don't wanna talk about this [bleep] no more.
Just answer my [bleep] question.
There ain't [bleep] I gotta tell you.
Did you [bleep] cheat on me when you was on the road?
Hell no.
Monie, I would never cheat on you, man.
I would never do that.
We gon' be married.
You have to listen to what I say.
I know, chill.
I'm tired of Juicy stickin' her
nose in our [bleep] business. - Shh.
MORLIN: About our marriage.
MONIE: OK.
So you know what?
I'm gonna address it with her.
MORLIN: You don't have the right to be
calling, trying to clarify.
I look out for my girl.
Just like if it happened to you, you gonna look out for you.
Monie, you OK?
I'm married now.
So when he leaves, I gotta leave.
Seeing as I gotta go deal with this [bleep]..
[slurps]