Queer Eye (2018) s09e06 Episode Script

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[UPBEAT DANCE MUSIC PLAYING]
You guys, I have a video to start
us off today. Shall we watch it?
If it's the one you sent me last
night, that was absolutely disgusting.
I'm not talking about the
ones in our group chat.
This is a different video.
- All right, ready? Go.
- [ANTONI] Yes.
Hey, Fab Five. My name is Kemora.
I need you to help my
mom for Mother's Day.
She's the best mom in the world.
And I need you guys' help
to make her feel good.
How giving and thoughtful.
She wants to nominate
her mom for Mother's Day.
She's so cute.
Don't you bother me ♪
When I'm sitting here ♪
Ruling these streets ♪
They call me the queen ♪
All right, guys. So our
hero this week is Jen'ya.
- Yay!
- Yay, Jen'ya.
Do what you want ♪
'Cause you're the queen ♪
"She is a 33-year-old single mother
to a bright and vivacious
nine-year-old, Kemora."
Yeah, we just saw.
[WOMAN] I've always wanted
to be a mother and a wife.
Like, that is it. That's it.
"Jen'ya has worked in roles in Las
Vegas' Women's Shelter Community."
She's giving back.
'Cause at her job, like, she helps
people get, like, homes and stuff.
I think that what she does.
[JEN'YA] I've worked with several
organizations here in Las Vegas
in case management with women who
are victims of domestic violence,
human trafficking, and
general homelessness.
[KEMORA KISSES]
- Time to get ready for school.
- Time to get ready for work.
I really have a passion
for that line of work
because it's personal to me.
I've been a victim of sexual abuse.
I've been homeless.
And I also have been a
victim of domestic violence.
So when I connect with these women,
it's not me up here and them down here.
It's us right here
together. And we're growing.
"Late last year, Jen'ya
became a single mother
when her husband just suddenly left."
[BREATHES DEEPLY]
Hold on. Sorry.
Um
Basically, um, my husband decided
that he no longer wanted to be married.
He no longer wanted our family.
I've been through a lot in life,
but I feel like that
was the hardest time.
"Their divorce forced her
to move out of her apartment,
and she had nowhere to go."
- Gosh.
- "Overnight."
Couldn't afford it with, like, paying
rent and paying bills and stuff.
I cried and I cried
and I cried, and I said,
"Where are we gonna go?
Where are we gonna go?"
We moved out.
And I think that was the
scariest day of my life.
"Her and her daughter
moved into a local shelter."
- Whoa.
- Whoa.
We stayed there for a few weeks.
I went from home to husband.
And so not having, like, that
safety of, like, my husband
in figuring out life in this place
where I don't have, like,
no family, like, nobody.
It was scary.
But by the grace of God, I'm doing it.
"A temporary job at a
local women's organization
helped her get back on her feet."
"And she and Kemora just moved into
their first apartment on their own."
- Now, that's amazing.
- Wow.
"Giving her daughter a
home was her top priority."
"And now finding stability
is Jen'ya's biggest concern."
Of course it is.
"Kemora is her mom's
biggest cheerleader."
My mom is like my BFF
because she, like, does
stuff that my friends do.
My hot-girl summer is coming up ♪
[JEN'YA LAUGHS] Hey!
We about to have some fun ♪
I tell my mom all the time
that she's the best mom ever.
I was a best friend role
for my mother growing up.
- How'd that work for you?
- You were?
- Well, look at me. [CHUCKLES]
- Moving on.
Let me, uh, clean the
table off so you can eat.
[KEMORA] I know my mom is
the best person in the world,
but I want the Fab Five to make
her feel like a beautiful person.
She really, really deserves it.
Guys, are you ready for
our mission this week?
Yeah!
We are gonna give Jen'ya
the perfect Mother's Day!
Yay! Mother's Day!
She deserves that.
[ENERGETIC MUSIC PLAYING]
- Better ♪
- Oh, things just keep getting better ♪
[ELECTRICITY CRACKLING]
I know ♪
You know that ♪
Everything will be all right ♪
I know ♪
You know that ♪
Everything will be all right ♪
I know I'm good 'cause ♪
Everything will be all right ♪
I love a good laundromat, I have to say.
[TAN] Ready, kids?
[KARAMO] Let's go.
Come on, Jackie.
[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING]
We're here. Hey, Jen'ya.
Hey!
[TAN] How are you?
[KARAMO] Hey, baby!
[JEN'YA] Hi.
- [KARAMO] Nice to meet you, queen.
- [JEN'YA] Good to meet you!
- Hi, I'm Tan. Nice to meet you.
- [JEN'YA] Nice to meet you.
- I'm gonna cry.
- [JEREMIAH] How are you?
Nice to meet you.
It's gonna be a surprise to nobody,
but I'm a sucker for a single mother
as somebody who was raised by
one for the first half of my life.
And the fact that her
daughter put her up for this
as an opportunity to
celebrate her for Mother's Day,
it's the sweetest thing I've ever heard.
Your daughter is so incredibly adorable.
She's adorable.
- Kemora!
- She's an angel.
Where is she right now?
- At school.
- [JEREMIAH] Okay.
Oh my God. Also, I love your shoes.
I love a rainbow Croc.
- [TAN] I know you do.
- [JEN'YA] Yes!
- Tanny doesn't
- We're gonna talk later.
If you are working in your
garden, have your Crocs.
But other than that,
they should not be your go-to shoe.
Look at them.
I think we should go to your house.
- Yeah.
- Put your clothes back.
[KARAMO] We're ready.
- You do fashion. Let's go.
- Yeah, let's go.
My first impression of Jen'ya
may sound shady, but it's not.
She just look exhausted. She look
like she been through some things.
And she's ready for
somebody to help her out.
[ENERGETIC MUSIC PLAYING]
Is this your home?
- Yay!
- This is my home.
- [KARAMO] I got you.
- [TAN] I got out on this side, Jackie.
Honey, we're home.
- We're home. Let's go.
- My gosh.
[JEN'YA] You guys ready?
Ho-home!
- Yay!
- [JONATHAN] First. I'm first.
I get the impression that she moved
into this place a little recently.
It's very bare-bones.
The good news is I love
the color of the floors.
You've got this prayer taped
everywhere it could possibly be.
You've gotta have it.
That's my protection, okay?
Gotta keep them devils out.
Hallelujah ♪
Amen ♪
Time to make space for the blessing ♪
- [JEREMIAH] We love faith.
- Faith.
Because faith makes all
things possible, okay?
Jen'ya and Jesus, they are like this.
Okay, so explain the TVs.
That TV was a gift that
doesn't really work.
- That I got from an old boss.
- Trying to do something nice.
[JEN'YA] Also doesn't work.
Then there's a third TV in our room
- Which does work.
- Does not.
Damn it.
Where do you hang out?
This table right here is
our multipurpose table.
That's our homework, kitchen table.
So we usually clear
it off to eat dinner.
And we sit right there
'cause we don't have chairs.
- You guys just moved in here, right?
- Yeah.
So I'm sure you're trying
to find ways to save money.
You don't wanna go and just
purchase everything new. You can't.
- I am in between jobs, yes.
- [JEREMIAH] Okay.
So it's heavy. There's a lot going on.
And also, I think the
biggest thing is, like,
navigating being a single mother.
- 'Cause I have no idea what I'm doing.
- [JEREMIAH] Oh yeah.
I've been a single parent. I've
been through a lot of hard times.
I get it. This can be overwhelming.
And I wanna be here to support her
so she knows she's not
alone in this process.
- That's why we're here.
- This is our room.
[JONATHAN] That is a sensual headboard.
- Honey.
- This is Kemora's side.
- [KARAMO] Great size room.
- [JEN'YA] She don't sleep in her bed.
- She sleeps with me.
- Why?
She doesn't like her bed. She
said that the plastic is squishy.
That's 'cause it is.
- It's not comfortable, so she
- Why don't you take it off?
Well, because she's a kid
and I didn't want her to spill
stuff on her mattress, and I was
You are not gonna act
like somebody old granny,
having the plastic on the furniture.
- Okay.
- Literally turned into my grandma Eileen.
What I do love, 'cause it
really touches my spirit
because I'm is all these prayers.
This is a beautiful example
of a Christian woman embracing
all different types of people.
- [ANTONI] Yeah, it is.
- Leading with love, which we love.
Because love, okay? God didn't
say "judge," he said "love."
- That's what he said.
- Thank you. Thank you.
Who gonna try me?
- Thank you.
- Who gonna try me?
It's just beautiful how much
Jen'ya's faith means to her.
And I think especially as a
member of the queer community,
people of faith scare me a
lot because it's not inclusive.
And to be included in her
faith is just very impactful.
[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING]
- [JEN'YA] Let's go to the kitchen.
- [ANTONI] Mm-hmm.
Here she is.
[JEN'YA] So let me explain.
I'm gonna be honest, like, I
don't do much cooking these days.
- I haven't
- [ANTONI] So what do you do for food?
- Like, how do you
- Like, fast food.
How many dinners a week would you
say out of seven are fast food?
- Seven.
- Seven.
Honestly, it's been really
hard for me to cook dinner
because we don't have, like, a
we don't have, like, a kitchen table.
- [ANTONI] Yeah.
- So it don't really feel like dinner.
Because you don't have the
table, you just decided, like,
we're just gonna do fast food and
just kind of, like, not go there.
It makes you emotional. It's
something important to you
that you wanna do for her.
I do. I want her to have good
childhood, like, memories.
Yeah.
Cooking with Mom and
putting dinner on the table
and sitting down and
have Cookie in her chair.
- It's sacred. Right?
- Yeah, that's what it is. And so
I'm sure you have those
memories with your mom, right?
I don't remember ever sitting at
the dinner table with my family.
And the things I do with her are
the things I longed for as a child
that I didn't have.
This is a woman who's,
like, truly doing her best
to make sure that she can
support herself and her daughter.
And that makes me wanna
help her all the more.
We used to live here five years
ago upstairs with her father.
- No!
- What?!
- Same complex?
- The same complex.
- Okay.
- I drove around all of Las Vegas.
And I applied for over 15 apartments.
And I got denied for every single one.
And I just kept hearing,
"Come to this place."
And I was like, "Okay, I'mma try
my luck with my last 40 dollars."
So I apply with the,
you know, the 40 dollars.
And, like, five minutes
later, I got approved.
Where were you living while
applying for the house?
In a shelter.
How was that?
The biggest part of it was super
humbling, but also super embarrassing,
is that I'm in the shelter with
women who used to be my clients.
They're like, "Jen'ya,
what're you doing here?"
And I'm like, "I'm homeless."
Like, and they're like,
"But you had the house
and the husband and the family."
"Like, how did you get here?"
And I'm just like, "I don't know."
Being in that situation
really helped me understand
the population that I
serve on a different level.
Have you ever, like, walked around
and, like, dreamt up what you
would do to the house if you could?
Honestly, no.
- [JEREMIAH] Let's go dream it up.
- Okay.
Go. I'm gonna do more creeping.
- Okay.
- Come sit with me for a minute.
- Let's dream.
- [JEN'YA] Okay.
I've never had furniture, so I
don't know where to begin with that.
I do really enjoy the living room
because we spend a lot of time here,
you know, 'cause we do homework here.
Then just spending time with my daughter
while she tells me about her day.
And then we, like, throw
our little blankets on,
and we just cuddle.
There's a lot of pink and purple around.
- Pink is my daughter's favorite.
- Okay.
- And purple is my favorite.
- Okay.
Okay. So we're talking modern,
feminine, but soft, elegant.
You are so good. Yes,
that's exactly it. That's me.
And then what about Kemora? Will
you just give me what's she into?
I saw a mirror, vanity, makeup.
Is it makeup or skincare?
- Both.
- Okay, got it.
- Nails.
- I know that. Nails. The press-ons.
My daughter's obsessed
with them too. [CHUCKLES]
- Nine's so hard.
- Nine is hard.
- [JEREMIAH] You're doing it on your own.
- Yes.
I was raised by a single mother.
Toughest woman I know, in the best way.
Yeah. I feel like that's what
I'm evolving into, for sure.
My mother worked tirelessly my
entire life, three-plus jobs.
And I'm really looking forward
to giving Jen'ya the home
that these two deserve.
This week, I really want
you to walk into this house
and feel proud of what you've created.
Yes.
[JEREMIAH] Oh.
[SMACKS LIPS]
[CLICKS TONGUE]
Okay. Not very organized.
That's cute.
I'm not mad at that.
That is a little
Teletubby-ish. We don't love that.
[CURIOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
They make mini M&Ms?
So this is what we call a hodgepodge.
I can't figure out what you're into.
So professionally, I wanna look
clean. I want to look executive.
I wanna walk in the room and
they say, "That's the boss."
I do work with, like in
case management, with women,
you know, that need to see an
example of a well-put-together woman
because they are not there yet.
But they need to have that
- [TAN] Working towards it.
- Correct.
- So you are beautiful.
- [JEN'YA] Thank you.
Your body is gorgeous. I know
this is a difficult area for you.
- It's very difficult.
- I know.
Are you finding when
you look for clothes
that they can house your bosoms?
- Sometimes.
- Okay.
But also, it looks better in my
head than it looks on my body.
When was the last time you felt gorge?
[SHUDDERS]
I don't know.
It's been, like, since I had my daughter
'cause, like, you know, after I had her,
obviously, like, my
body don't look the same.
You get told like, "Oh, you're
fat. You're unattractive."
- You start to believe it.
- Yeah.
- It becomes your identity, you know?
- [TAN] Yeah.
Like, I know this is not me.
[VOICE BREAKING] But I also don't know.
[TAN] I'm sorry.
You know, though
We're gonna get you back
to feeling your very best.
If I do nothing else this week,
all I need is for you to look
in the mirror at some point
and see what you used to see.
I don't look in the mirror. So I
gotta build up courage to do that.
Okay. But we need to work on that.
I wanna put you in something
that makes you feel like,
"I wanna look in that mirror."
Yes.
Mmm.
That's a lot of tabs.
She's been doing the work.
Now, how do you like to
express yourself with your hair?
I usually wear a twist or a braid.
I love, like, a good wet
and wavy type of thing.
Like some inches. I don't know.
Who doesn't love inches? Who
doesn't love wet and wavy?
And as a non-binary person, I
love a little bit of both, okay?
I impulse-bought two really nice
wigs that are really expensive,
and they're long and
slutty and gorgeous.
I'm excited.
- We're so excited for this week.
- Yes.
You saw me creeping.
- Look how muscular and gorgeous he is.
- I know.
You guys bond. I love you.
Okay, so I wanna know, how is
everything you're dealing with
making your relationship
with your daughter?
[JEN'YA] We can spend
so much time together.
We have gotten so close.
But figuring out how to navigate life
and also figuring out how to
still be a mother while working,
and then still trying to
find time for me, which is
It's been a roller coaster.
See, this thing about a single
parent, 'cause I was a single parent,
I understand that
roadmap no one gives you.
You still like, "I'm
trying to figure out me."
"And I gotta figure out you.
I gotta figure out this bill."
Correct. And the bills
don't stop. They keep coming.
Does she often break down, or
does she keep up the strong front?
She keeps up the strong
front. She's very emotional.
Um, but for different reasons.
Like, "Mom, I can't get my press-on on."
But I know that her emotions are
just coming out in the wrong ways
'cause she doesn't know how
to process her emotions, so
Got it. Got it. Got it.
[UPLIFTING MUSIC PLAYING]
- [TAN] Oh my God! Hi!
- [ANTONI] Oh my God!
- [JEREMIAH] Welcome home!
- Home from school.
- [ANTONI] Hi!
- Hi, I'm Jeremiah.
How are you?
[ANTONI] Sorry, did we
terrify you with all our energy
when you came in here?
Hi, I'm Karamo.
- Are you shocked?
- Yeah.
Are you trying to figure
out what's going on?
- What did you learn today?
- Subtraction, um
- Multiplication
- [JEREMIAH] Math's so hard, right?
And what's the one with
the dot and the line?
- [JEN'YA] Division.
- Do you wanna give us four times two?
- Eight.
- Yay!
- Math! Math! Math! Math!
- [ANTONI] Crushed it!
- Right.
- [TAN] Yeah. She raised her right.
A mother-daughter connection is so cute.
And this one is especially special.
- [TAN] Yay, Jen'ya!
- Jen'ya!
[KARAMO] Are you ready for
the best Mother's Day ever?
[JEN'YA] Yes.
To the top of the mountain ♪
We see you ♪
The way you're shouting ♪
Anytime we can celebrate
moms, we gotta take it.
So this week, I wanna give
Jen'ya the love she deserves.
What a gorgeous expression
of Mother's Day love. Ah!
[KARAMO] Jen'ya's scared that
she's not doing a good enough job.
And that can be a lot of
pressure on a single mom.
And so my goal this
week is to empower her
so she feels confident
in knowing she has this.
[JEREMIAH] We're all
one circumstance away
from being in the same
position that she's in.
And so I'm really looking
forward to giving Jen'ya the break
that she has not had for a while.
[ANTONI] All she wants is basically
to create a foundation of happy memories
with her daughter where she gets to sit
and enjoy a home-cooked meal.
So that's exactly what
I'm gonna help her do.
My mission this week with Jen'ya
is to get her to a point where
she can look in the mirror and say,
"I like what I see,"
and know that she is
worthy of all of our love.
[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING]
Just keep it, keep it groovin' ♪
Keep it, keep it groovin' ♪
Keep it, keep it groovin' ♪
One, two, three, hey! ♪
I brought you somewhere really special
'cause I absolutely adore this place.
This is Vetri Cucina at the Palms.
[JEN'YA] Look at this view.
Crazy.
Keep it, keep it groovin' ♪
- [ANTONI] Looking at the ingredients.
- It's spaghetti.
- We're making spaghetti and meatballs.
- [JEN'YA] Okay.
I wanna make something that
makes you happy, obviously Kemora.
So with the situation you're in
right now, you're in between jobs,
I wanted to be conscious of using
ingredients that are accessible.
Groceries are very expensive, but
I definitely want to, like, cook.
Like, I want to make meals
that are, like, hearty
and soulful and tasteful
that she can sit at the table, and like,
"Mom, this is so good. I love it."
And then that I love too, you know?
That's literally what we're here to do.
- Yes. Yes.
- Okay?
This is my favorite
recipe for a tomato sauce.
It's basically a
three-ingredient tomato sauce.
This is how easy it is.
So in a pan,
you're gonna go ahead and
grab those two onion halves.
Onion is gonna flavor the tomato sauce,
but we're not gonna have onion in it.
Apparently, the texture of
onion is a big thing for kids
'cause it's kind of,
like, slimy and slippery.
I know this feels like a lot.
But it's gonna make a lot of sauce
and stretch you for a couple of meals.
So instead of adding salt,
it's actually salted butter.
And then a whole can
of crushed tomatoes.
What does sauce look like for
you at home when you make it?
I just use, like,
from the grocery store.
- In the little bottle.
- A jar.
I think a can of tomatoes that
doesn't have any ingredients in it
is probably gonna be less expensive.
- Yeah.
- An onion.
Butter is probably the most
expensive ingredient here.
And I think this would taste better too.
I mean, tastes better.
You're aware of what you're
putting into your body.
- And I get to put my own love in it.
- [ANTONI] Yeah.
- Do you like cheese?
- [JEN'YA] I love cheese.
[ANTONI] Great. So,
if you have Parmesan,
that waxy rind, it's not edible,
but it is packed with so much flavor.
I add that to the sauce and this
literally goes on the burner.
I'm gonna put it on
medium, medium-low heat.
That's our sauce.
- We're gonna let it sit and do its thing.
- [JEN'YA] Okay.
What's more iconic than
spaghetti and meatballs?
- We're cooking the pasta now.
- [JEN'YA] Okay.
I feel like every kid loves it,
including the Lady and the Tramp.
So this is one package of
dark meat ground turkey.
And we're gonna start by
cracking an egg in there.
And it's something she
can make time and again.
And Kemora can even help her with it.
Breadcrumbs. So I really
hope that she likes it.
Garlic powder. Plop
the oregano in there.
We have chili flakes.
[JEN'YA] Love it.
- And then a little bit of cheese.
- [JEN'YA] Cheese.
- [ANTONI] Everything's better cheesy.
- Cheese, it's got me in a choke hold.
It makes me so happy. Parsley.
Zucchini, okay?
Kids usually aren't a big fan of it.
We're gonna sneak some vegetables in.
- [JEN'YA] This'll be interesting.
- Yeah.
So many people that I
meet are often saying like,
"I wanna recreate the experience
that I had as a child for my kid."
And with you, it was sort of like,
"No, I didn't have this, so I
wanna make sure that she has that."
Absolutely. Like barriers in my life,
I am determined that they
will not be for Kemora.
[ANTONI] Plop all of it into our bowl.
- [JEN'YA] Okay. Mix it up?
- Yes, ma'am.
[JEN'YA] It's meatball time.
So you're gonna go ahead
and plop all those out.
- [JEN'YA] Too much?
- That's perfect.
This is where we remove the
onions and the Parmesan peel.
- [JEN'YA] And it smells amazing.
- [ANTONI] Right?
[JEN'YA] Smells heavenly.
So being a single mom,
like, what's your biggest
fear about Kemora?
[JEN'YA] I had my dad all my life,
so it's really hard for me to understand
how she could possibly be feeling.
It's very difficult.
And how's, like, your
journey with where you're at
after, like, the breakup
and all of that with him?
I'd never imagined
life without my husband.
It's still very those
nights where I'm just up
and I'm just crying
like, this is it's a lot.
- [ANTONI] It's a process.
- It is.
[ANTONI] But, like,
you've literally been,
like, single-handedly raising a child.
Yeah.
[ANTONI] I want you to remember
to be gentle with yourself.
Um, so these are gonna go in 400
degrees, about 15-ish minutes.
- Okay.
- [ANTONI] So I'm gonna plop these in here.
Now I'm gonna grab a little one.
And basically, you
wanna hold it like this.
So I'm gonna take a little
ladle of the pasta water.
I'm gonna go ahead and add that.
It feels weird, like
thinning out the sauce,
but we're actually thickening it.
All right, let's check on our meatballs.
Great, we have those beautiful browned
edges. I'm very happy with that.
We're gonna go ahead and add these in.
And you're gonna continue mixing.
Perfect.
- I'm happy with that.
- [JEN'YA] I'm happy too.
[ANTONI] We got two bowls.
Perfect.
Boom.
[JEN'YA] Super cute.
Should we head to that
gorgeous dining room?
Let's go.
- [ANTONI] Mm.
- [JEN'YA] Mm-hmm.
This is amazing.
- It's so rich.
- Right?
Now I know how to make
homemade pasta sauce.
We have tomatoes, zucchini, parsley.
We don't have to tell her that.
Less is more.
Thank you.
'Cause I get back up ♪
Yeah ♪
Even though it's tough ♪
This is tricky because I'm trying
to hide as much as possible.
- Okay.
- Um
But there is something
I wanted to do with you
I thought would be important.
So come on in. After you.
A bit of this, a bit of that.
- But everything else is taped off.
- Okay.
How does it feel just with, like, a
fresh coat of paint in here so far?
- It already looks so different.
- [CHUCKLES]
Wow.
We're not here to
talk about any of that,
because there's a couple
things that happened yesterday
that got me thinking.
Um, so there's this book, and I
was obsessed with it growing up.
And it was this little boy
who had a purple crayon.
And he would basically
draw the life he wanted.
He would draw a house.
He would draw a bed.
And at the end of the book,
everything he draws comes to life.
And it made me think about you.
You have all of these
protection prayers.
And I liked the idea of us
going through, you and I, today,
and writing what you
want this house to be
and what it means to you and what
it needs to be for your daughter.
I'm gonna put paper or paint over it,
but it's the point is that
it's here, and it's always here.
- Yeah?
- I'm ready.
So the first word that
I wanna write is "love."
Go for it.
[JEN'YA SIGHS]
Anything that you wanna remind yourself.
Anything that you want for your
daughter to know and to feel.
Joy.
We got to have Jesus at the top.
And we gotta have some peace.
This is a story that so
many single mothers navigate.
The hurdles of everyday life.
The responsibilities of being
there as a nurturer, as a provider.
I wanted the space to hold
onto all of these intentions.
Let's write a couple
of things to Kemora.
[JEN'YA SIGHS]
Love, Mom.
It may not be taped up, but
it's baked into the walls now.
What are you feeling?
[SIGHS]
Joy, happiness, hope.
[VOICE BREAKING] I haven't
felt hope in so long.
[SIGHS] It's just overwhelming
because I never had this,
like people who genuinely
don't even know me
but care about me, you know, so
Kind of wild to see it in writing.
And this will be here always.
[UPLIFTING MUSIC PLAYING]
[JEN'YA] I feel myself
coming back to life.
- [JEREMIAH] Welcome back.
- Thank you. I'm back. I'm home.
Come to be loved and who you are ♪
You're a superstar ♪
- Welcome to our suite.
- Thank you.
- Ain't this pretty?
- This is beautiful.
Isn't it so nice?
Ordinarily, I like to
take our hero shopping.
But on this occasion,
I really want to bring
Jen'ya into a private space
where we can really talk about
what the underlying issues are
when it comes to the
way she sees herself.
- I would like to start out with a dress.
- Okay.
So this one in particular,
I think, is gorgeous.
- I love it.
- Okay, good.
Now, the reason why I wanted this
is because with a shirt
dress or a wrap dress,
it's gonna give you a little
more freedom for your buzzy.
We're gonna hoist them just a tiny
bit, just so we can see separation.
We can tie the belt.
You're gonna see your body
in a very different way.
Jen'ya has exceptionally large bosoms.
And it's so clear that she thinks
that they make it really hard to dress.
But she still gets to
feel gorgeous in her body.
I'm going to help her see that's
possible with the right clothing.
The only way I can really get you
to a point that I wanna get you to
is by really understanding
where we are now.
The thing that really concerned
me was your perception of yourself.
And so I'm gonna ask you to
look in the mirror with me.
This is a safe space.
You are beautiful.
And I'm gonna let you see it. Come on.
Would you stand here?
[EMOTIONAL MUSIC PLAYING]
[SNIFFLES]
[SNIFFLES]
If all I do is get Jen'ya
to look in the mirror
and be kind to herself
and say, "I can look at myself
and I don't hate what I see,"
that's a win for me.
Although I know it's uncomfortable,
I'd love to know the things
you actually do like about
You've gotta like something.
I know there must be something.
I like my smile. Um
[TAN] Of course you
[BEEP] do. It's gorgeous.
- My eyes.
- Uh-huh.
And I like my cheeks.
- Me too.
- Thank you.
I know that you say that they're
a pain in the ass for you.
Your titties are great.
[CHUCKLES] Thank you.
- We're gonna highlight them beautifully.
- Okay.
And we're gonna start to
reframe the way we think of them.
- Yes.
- Talk to me about what you wear under.
Nothing but a bra.
- Do you wear any shapewear?
- [JEN'YA] Mm-mm.
We've laid out some shapewear for you.
That will help hold up as well as bra.
We're calling it teamwork.
Shall we dress those bad boys?
- Let's do it.
- You're gonna get changed in here.
[JEN'YA] Okay.
Jen'ya?
Yay! Okay, come on over.
Thank you.
We're gonna look in the mirror.
Tell me how you're feeling.
I feel like I got a
natural breast lift.
Great support.
Do you think that's the,
um, shapewear underneath?
- Yes.
- [TAN] Really?
It's made that much of a difference?
[JEN'YA] Yeah. Like even
for my back, it feels great.
Does it feel nice to
be in a dress again?
[JEN'YA] Yes. I feel
like I'm 33 and not 73.
[TAN LAUGHS]
- [TAN] Ain't that nice?
- Yeah.
We got you some glasses I think
are gonna look so much better.
- Okay.
- A little cooler.
Oh, I actually love these.
You're smiling so much more.
- [CHUCKLES]
- [TAN] You are.
I think she looks beautiful.
I think she looks sexy.
Now we've tried on the first look,
does that make you feel better
about trying on a second?
Yeah, let's do it.
Come on, kiddo.
And I'm so glad that she's able
to look at herself in the mirror.
And she is clearly
shocked by what she sees.
Oh yeah. Hot-girl
summer is officially on.
- It's officially on.
- [TAN] It is.
- Official.
- Coming in hot ♪
- I love this.
- [TAN GASPS]
Tell me about it.
When I walk in the room,
they know who I am.
She is the boss. Yes.
And you've said you wanted
to feel like the boss.
[JEN'YA] Yes.
[TAN] Great. I'm gonna
change out your glasses.
Oh my goodness. Wow.
[TAN CHUCKLES]
I love it.
Hot ♪
- How are you feeling about it?
- It is a whole bunch of goodness.
So I'm processing.
But, like, hope restored.
[TAN] The fact that we even got this far
within one hangout
is mind-blowing to me.
It gives me such hope for what
could be by the end of this week.
- Forward moving.
- New joy.
We are hopeful.
- Living for the future.
- Yes.
Oh, I want to just land on my feet ♪
I feel invincible ♪
Unshakable, unbreakable ♪
Now I am indestructible ♪
Welcome to Rare Naturals Hair Sanctuary.
I'm obsessed with this salon.
Wait till you meet everyone.
They're so cute. Come on in.
[JEN'YA] Wow.
[JONATHAN] We are going to the
salon 'cause here's the thing.
It's Mother's Day. Let's do
celebrate. Let's do pamper ourselves
because that's what she deserves.
- Hi, y'all. Hi.
- Hey.
Hello. Welcome.
Rare, this is Jen'ya and Kemora.
- Nice to meet you, Jen'ya.
- I'm a hugger.
- Oh, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you too.
- Hey, Kemora. How are you?
- Hi. Good.
Are you excited for a little glam day?
Of course.
[JONATHAN] Okay, queen.
Take a seat in this little chair.
You guys get started. Slay the day.
And then we'll just be right here.
[JEN'YA] See you soon.
You're an independent woman.
Actually, you're an
independent little girl.
You're an independent girl.
I was quoting Destiny's Child.
- I'm sorry.
- [JEN'YA] Okay.
So, Rare, Jen'ya does so
much good for so many people.
So now it's time for us to, like,
pour some energy and love back into her.
Can I touch your hair?
These edges are what? Full. The
density is, huh? Flourishing, okay?
Now, I notice some silver right here.
How do you feel about
your natural color?
You know what? Because I'm preparing
for my hot-girl summer, you know?
- Yes.
- So I think color is appropriate.
Let's treat your scalp,
your natural hair.
Let's trim it. We're going for it.
And I'm looking in the mirror. I
couldn't do this yesterday, guys.
[RARE] Look at how beautiful
you are. We gotta celebrate us.
We gotta find what makes you happy.
A lot of times, when we change our hair,
that lights us up just like that.
- [JEN'YA] Yes.
- It's your day today.
Jen'ya told me that she wants to
have a little bit of some inches.
She wants to give you
a little bit of like
"Who, me?" But, like, down to here.
But today is about maintenance,
letting her natural hair breathe
and be the star of the show, which
Jen'ya's hair is stunning.
[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING]
[JONATHAN] I'm gonna tell you one thing
one of my hair teachers told me.
We color our hair because
we dye Easter eggs.
I want a highlight.
[ALL CHUCKLE]
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, let's go ♪
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, you know ♪
[JEN'YA] I was doing I was, uh
[KEMORA] Mama, the color's so cute.
Gimme something good ♪
Gimme something real ♪
Gimme something more
than I can feel ♪
[JONATHAN] So proud of you, queen.
- Thanks.
- [JONATHAN] You been through so much.
[JEN'YA] For the longest time,
I think I was just so buried
in, like, grief and sorrow
that I didn't even, like, address it.
But now going to therapy
and having safe people
- [JONATHAN] I love that you're in therapy.
- Yes.
We live in a world that, like,
doesn't really want us to ask for help,
but asking for help
is, like, so important.
Yes. Absolutely.
[JONATHAN] I'm so obsessed.
My mom's ultra-Christian best friend,
she's been praying for Jesus to
have me desiring a woman for years.
And I think it's starting to
I think it's starting to work.
- Thank you.
- [JONATHAN] You're beautiful. Yes.
It's about to happen.
Oh, great. Yeah. Just
like that. I like that.
Three, two
[JONATHAN] Oh!
Okay, wait.
Jen'ya, you deserve to feel this loved.
You deserve to feel this beautiful.
You deserve to take care of yourself.
Are you ready to see the new you?
[JEN'YA INHALES] Yes.
[JONATHAN] Three, two, one.
[SQUEALS]
Oh, I love it!
It's so Oh my goodness. [LAUGHS]
I'm crying.
[LAUGHING]
- [UPLIFTING MUSIC PLAYING]
- [JONATHAN] Oh.
[CRYING]
A hot-girl mommy.
"A hot-girl mommy."
[LAUGHS]
I'm ready for somebody's son. Ooh!
[LAUGHING]
This is my hair. I didn't
know my hair could do this.
[JONATHAN] Feel your hair.
- You didn't wanna look in the mirror.
- [JEN'YA] No.
[JONATHAN] This is a
beautiful woman yesterday.
- Yes.
- The day before yesterday.
- Before this hair. Without this hair.
- Yes.
- [JONATHAN] You're a beautiful woman.
- Thank you.
Tomorrow, we will put
your bussdown wig on.
- Okay?
- Period.
[JONATHAN] Kemora, queen.
Ready to see the new you?
- Yeah.
- Three, two, one.
Here is the new Kemora.
[JEN'YA] Look at you.
- [JONATHAN] Look at these beads, honey.
- [JEN'YA] You're so beautiful.
Yay!
Oh!
Group hug.
Aw!
[JEN'YA AND KEMORA]
Best Mother's Day ever.
[DANCE MUSIC PLAYING]
- [JONATHAN] Have you guys ever been here?
- [KEMORA AND JEN'YA] No.
- [KARAMO] Come through, hairdo!
- [JONATHAN] Look at it.
[KARAMO] This natural is everything.
- Thank you.
- Gorge.
Baby, that hair is thick
and gorgeous. How are you?
[JEN'YA] How are you?
- Oh my Go And look at your hair!
- Yes, queen.
It is so beautiful.
So I heard you like butterflies.
So there's a little butterfly sanctuary
where you're gonna play with
butterflies and see them.
- Yay!
- Right, that's cool.
I figure, uh, JVN, you wanna take her
- and go play with some butterflies?
- Come with Auntie JVN.
Do you mind if I take
Mom for a little bit?
- Bye.
- Bye. Have fun.
We love.
Good.
- Have fun with the butterflies.
- We'll come over there in a little bit.
[JONATHAN] Come with
me, honey. Bye, y'all.
- Have fun.
- Bye. Have fun.
- [KARAMO] How has this week been so far?
- Oh my gosh. It's been so amazing.
So I'm glad to hear that.
I know for a fact that
you're gonna be empowered
and you're going to soar.
- Yes.
- I know that.
And I can even see from
the first day we met you,
the feeling of, like,
heaviness has subsided a bit.
- [JEN'YA] Oh my gosh.
- I can see it.
I wanna say, like, I am
determined, determined
to be the generational
curse-breaker in my family.
Yes.
But I kind of think I didn't
have time to process her feelings,
sadly to say, because I was
- Processing your own. Rightfully so.
- Processing my own.
- It was all happening so fast.
- Rightfully so.
I was just trying to process.
It's the thing that breaks my heart.
I can't go out and walk
Cookie 'cause she's like,
"I gotta go with you."
"Something might happen.
I gotta be your bodyguard."
And even her being in my bed at
nine, you have to get out of my bed.
But she feels like she has to protect me
because she has unfortunately seen
the hell that I have gone through.
Let me be real with you.
Her protecting you is also
her trying to figure out,
"How do I become secure?"
So the next time she says, "Mom,
I gotta get in bed with you."
"Mom, I can't go," say, "It's okay."
"Mom will be safe,
and you'll be secure."
- Safe and secure.
- "You're safe and secure."
Because that attachment of
"I don't wanna leave you, Mom"
is not just your safety.
It's also her security.
To be honest, it's a
very painful situation
and not many people understand.
Everybody's like, "Well, you
should be over it by now."
Next time somebody says that,
say, "Don't rush my growth."
"Don't rush my growth."
We gonna start this lesson, as well,
is about changing your language.
You were trapped in somebody making
you feel like you weren't worth it.
And what's happening right
now is that with this week
and how you're empowering yourself
and tools I'm giving you to empower her,
y'all about to blossom.
Man, listen, I don't know who
we're gonna be this time next year,
but we ain't gonna be this.
The future is bright for y'all.
- Oh my gosh. I can finally see the light.
- [KARAMO] The future is bright.
- [KARAMO] These butterflies are so cute.
- [JEN'YA] Oh my goodness.
[JONATHAN] My gosh, you're
gonna land on me like Cinderella?
- [KEMORA] So beautiful.
- [KARAMO] They're so pretty.
Don't stop till the story's done ♪
Jen'ya has been through
a lot of hardship
that has kept her in this cocoon,
but we have given her the tools
that'll empower her to move forward.
It's time for her to spread her wings.
We had an empowering moment.
- Yes! I love that.
- [JEN'YA] Yes. This is so beautiful.
- Yay!
- Watch me burn through the dark ♪
Gon' leave all this
weight in pain behind ♪
Don't lag behind ♪
Through the darkness, I will pay ♪
Hold on ♪
- [JEREMIAH] How are you feeling?
- Amazing. Excited.
- Stressed? Nervous?
- Nervous.
Yeah.
[JEREMIAH] I want this moment
to be just the two of us.
This moment is just yours.
- That's what I love about it.
- Yeah.
I want it to be quiet. I
don't want it to be about me.
I don't want it to be
about anything other
than her receiving
everything that she deserves.
And I'm coming home ♪
Ready.
- All right.
- Let's go.
- After you.
- Okay.
Go for it.
Oh my God.
Oh my goodness.
- [GASPS]
- [CHUCKLES]
Oh my goodness.
[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING]
It's beautiful.
[SIGHS]
[WEEPING]
[JEREMIAH] Proper
living room, proper sofa.
There's a TV in there
behind the cabinet.
The kitchen's new.
[CRYING]
[JEREMIAH] Welcome home.
- Thank you.
- [JEREMIAH] Welcome home.
Love. Peace. Safety.
Sanctuary. Protection.
All those words you
wrote all over the walls.
Thank you.
Oh my goodness.
Hoo.
Not bad for three days, huh?
- Not bad for three days.
- [CHUCKLES]
- And we have a table to eat dinner.
- You sure do.
You have a table. You
have a custom banquette.
There's a lot to take in. You
wanna go in your little kitchen?
[UPLIFTING MUSIC PLAYING]
New marble backsplash.
New shelves. New dishes.
I did glass. You know, new appliances.
[JEREMIAH CHUCKLES]
It's happy, right?
- Yeah.
- It's very happy.
It's very happy. Oh my gosh.
[JEN'YA WEEPING]
- [JEREMIAH] Beautiful family, right?
- [JEN'YA] It's that is so beautiful.
[BREATHES DEEPLY]
I've never had pictures of her.
[JEREMIAH] I noticed. There
was nothing in the house.
[SIGHS]
What are you feeling?
Overwhelmed with joy.
Oh my goodness.
- Do you wanna see your bedroom?
- I do.
Oh my God.
- Stop.
- [LAUGHS]
My goodness. Stop.
Oh my God. Oh my goodness.
[CRYING]
You know what?
I spent so many nights just like this,
praying to God to help
me and to make it better.
And he did.
[CRYING]
Oh my God.
Oh my
Thank you. Oh my goodness.
Oh my God.
Thank you, Jesus.
Like, this is so
beautiful. And thank you.
I can't believe you did all this for us.
I could not be happier
to be a part of it.
Truly.
I got a new bed.
- You sure did. New mattress.
- I got a new bed.
- This is storage. Just heads up.
- Oh my God. What?
- Don't tell Kemora. She'll hide in there.
- Oh my God.
- And so now, there's two sides, so
- [SIGHS]
[LAUGHS]
Oh my goodness.
A bed that's new and
fresh. It just Oh.
[JEREMIAH] So these are so you
can have privacy if you want.
And the other side of them, on
Kemora's, this is a push pin.
So in her room side
she can, like, put her art up or
love notes and stuff like that.
So you guys can have as
much separation as you need.
Or if you're not fully ready, you
can open them up a little bit more.
But then everything on
this side of the wall
is now her domain.
- She's got a whole desk.
- She's got a whole desk.
[JEREMIAH] Play area. I got her
vanity and all her spa stuff.
- I think my baby is gonna have a fit.
- Yeah.
Are you excited, queen?
[KARAMO] All of us are seeing
this for the first time together.
- [KEMORA] Ready, Cookie?
- Here we go.
Hi.
[TAN] Oh my gosh.
[KARAMO] Oh my
[UPLIFTING MUSIC PLAYING]
- [KARAMO] Yes!
- [JEREMIAH CHUCKLES]
[KARAMO] Oh my God!
It is beautiful.
[TAN] Oh my gosh. It's
absolutely beautiful.
[GASPS] Ah!
[KARAMO] I gotta go see now.
- [KEMORA] Whoa!
- [KARAMO] Oh my God!
- This is so amazing!
- [TAN] Aw!
- You guys are used to this. This is just
- [ANTONI] I'm not used to this.
Oof.
This is amazing.
I'm really grateful
because it's everything
you've always wanted to give
as a child of a single mother.
It's every chance you've
wanted to give your mother.
It's every breath they're never given.
It's every opportunity that they're
fighting their asses off for.
It's just it's such
a beautiful moment.
You go exploring out there.
We'll be in here. We love you.
- Do you know how to put a wig on quickly?
- No.
So I'm gonna show you a quick
way that we can do it glue-less.
So you can wear it for a day,
take it off at the end of the day,
and just wear your
natural hair to sleep.
So this is one, and she's
Oh my God. Oh my gosh.
- Don't ever talk to us like that again.
- So fabulous. She fainted.
- Can I touch your hair again?
- Yeah.
- Will you look in the mirror?
- Yes.
Okay, just take
everything straight back.
And do a little ponytail.
Give me a little peace sign.
So take the front of that.
- Ooh!
- Yes.
- [JONATHAN] We love a melting spray.
- [JEN'YA] Yes.
- [JONATHAN] Oh, you better melt.
- [JEN'YA] Yes.
[JONATHAN] Feeling a little
glam. Feeling a little nurtured.
I'm just feeling a
whole lot of goodness.
Remember to give that girl
some love in the mirror.
- [JEN'YA] Yes.
- She's pouring it out to everybody else.
- She deserves it.
- Yes.
- I love the wig.
- [JONATHAN] It's pretty, right?
I mean, honey, this is Ah!
Look at how pretty she is.
Should we go show Kemora?
Gosh, I think we should.
[JONATHAN] Kemora.
We did a little new
look-see. What do you think?
[GASPS]
- [CHUCKLES]
- Do you like it?
- Is it giving what it makes me give?
- Giving!
Yes.
- What's her name?
- [JONATHAN] Give them a turn.
- What's her name? Her name is
- What is her name?
- Keisha.
- Keisha.
- Ooh! Keisha.
- Keisha's pretty.
Can I have a double high five?
We love. Love.
- [KARAMO] I'm in love with your home.
- I am too. I'm in love with you.
Just so you know.
I'm in love with you.
Just so you know.
You look like a baddie, baby.
- Listen, it's giving.
- [KARAMO] It's giving.
So how are you feeling?
[JEN'YA] Um, I feel like
all my life, I had to fight.
And now I'm like, "All
right, I can settle here."
- "I'm safe here. I'm secure here."
- Yeah.
I wanna make sure that you feel
really in charge of your own life.
- Yes.
- [KARAMO] Okay?
So myself and the rest of the Fab
Five and our friends at Ally Bank
understand that sometimes
you need a jump-start.
So they've given you a security net.
- 10,000 dollars.
- Thank you.
And they're giving
Kemora a college fund.
It's 10,000 dollars, which
will grow as she's growing.
- Wow. Thank you.
- Mm.
[UPLIFTING MUSIC PLAYING]
[JEN'YA EXHALES]
Oh my God.
I'm feeling, like, the
blessings of the lord.
[KARAMO] Your joy is here.
You about to take charge. Say it again.
- I'm in charge 'cause I have taken charge.
- You are in
Yes!
Ah!
Oh, by the way, this
is also your computer.
Oh
We need to make sure
you got a nice workspace.
- I'm gonna bring you to Tanny.
- Okay.
- You come on, mama.
- Hoo.
- Fits, mama.
- [JEN'YA] Let me do this. Sh.
[KARAMO] Yeah, 'cause
he don't like the Crocs.
- Tan, like them.
- [TAN] I know what you're talking about.
We're getting rid of that.
- Come sit with us.
- Bye, baby.
You look so good, mate.
Should we talk clothes?
Instead of a Croc,
I wouldn't mind if you wanted
to go with a little slipper.
But a fancy slipper.
Great with a pair of jeans.
Great with your leggings.
- I think the leggings are done.
- Oh.
You set the bar pretty high.
No more leggings. No more Crocs.
- It's done.
- [TAN] Not mad at that.
[FUNKY MUSIC PLAYING]
- Ready?
- Yes!
Okay, Jen'ya. Do you want to join us?
Yes!
[JONATHAN] Yes, queen.
[KARAMO] Yes, queen, period!
You wore this!
- [JEREMIAH] Yes.
- [KARAMO] Yes.
[TAN] Oh my God!
- [JONATHAN] Yes, queen.
- [KARAMO] Yes!
[ANTONI] Stunning!
- [KARAMO] You're looking gorgeous!
- [TAN] Yeah.
[LAUGHING]
Kemora, what do you think?
- I like her hair. I like her dress.
- [TAN] Oh!
Look at that. The waist is
- [JEN'YA] There is a waist.
- [ANTONI] Body-ody-ody-ody.
- Yes!
- That's how you slay.
You look so good.
Kemora, I've got you
kind of matching outfits.
- Come with us.
- [ANTONI] Yes.
See you in a minute.
- Ready?
- Yes!
[FAB FIVE] Oh!
[ANTONI] It's the cutest thing
I've ever seen in my life!
- Oh my God. You're so cute!
- [JONATHAN] You look so cute!
[ANTONI] Come on!
- [JONATHAN] Yes!
- Feel like you can look in the mirror?
- Absolutely, period.
- [JONATHAN] You came a long way.
She came a really long way.
I've had one of the most special weeks.
I think every one of us
has fallen in love with you.
Definitely mutual.
This week was absolutely
beautiful from start to finish.
All of your words of wisdom.
- Reminding me that I am safe and secure.
- You are.
And then [SIGHS]
standing in that
mirror was so hard for me
- I know.
- two days ago.
But today I can confidently look at
myself and say that I am beautiful.
Even without all of the things,
like, I can look at myself and
say and know that I am beautiful.
And for that, I'm so
grateful for all of you guys.
- Truly, truly grateful.
- [JONATHAN] We love you, Jen'ya.
- [JEN'YA] Yes.
- Come here.
[KARAMO] It's time for us to
leave. Are you gonna miss us?
[JEN'YA] Thank you, guys.
This is how our week goes.
- [JEN'YA SIGHS]
- Enjoy your home.
- [JEN'YA] Thank you.
- You're just the best.
- We love you guys so much.
- This is not goodbye.
- This is see you later.
- [KARAMO] See you later!
Not see you later. See you so soon.
- [JONATHAN] Kemora, be good for your mom.
- [JEN'YA] So soon. Bye.
- Love you guys.
- [FAB FIVE] Bye.
- Love you guys so much.
- [JEN'YA] Bye.
- [JONATHAN] Be good for your teachers.
- Happy Mother's Day!
[JEN'YA] Thank you!
We can start at the new dawn ♪
We can start at the new day ♪
Got it all at your fingers ♪
Like the guitar that you don't play ♪
When you're learning a new song ♪
You can move in a new way ♪
'Cause tomorrow depends on ♪
My life will never be the same.
I'm no longer gonna be
afraid to look in the mirror.
And I'm never going to allow
anyone to lose myself ever again.
"From Kemora to Mom. Love you."
"You have my heart."
"Always have, always will."
"Love you. I really, really love you."
"And you are loving."
Oh, I love it. Thank you. [CHUCKLES]
Oh, thank you.
This is the best Mother's Day ever.
Literally the best.
- Oh!
- Whoo!
Look at my new bed. Oh my goodness.
This definitely feels like home.
- [KEMORA] I just like our whole house.
- [JEN'YA] I do too.
Oh ♪
Oh, let's go ♪
Oh ♪
Oh, let's go ♪
- [GASPS]
- Hey.
I know you.
- [WOMAN] Hi.
- I like your shirt, Mom.
- Thank you.
- I miss you.
I miss you too.
I had this really crazy moment this week
because I was helping
this woman named Jen'ya.
And she's a single mom.
It brought up memories of
when it was just the two of us.
I loved every minute of that place.
Loved dancing with
you every morning too.
Yeah, dance parties.
- [WOMAN] Yeah.
- It feels like a million years ago.
Seems like yesterday to me.
It's so crazy, Mom.
Anyway, it just made me think about you.
I wanted to tell you
how much I love you.
I love you too, son. Very much.
Oh, and happy Mother's Day.
- Thank you.
- And to those who mother, here we are.
- Happy Mother's Day to you too.
- Thank you.
I learned it all from the best.
All right, I'll talk to you later.
Bye.
Oh ♪
Oh, let's go ♪
Oh ♪
Oh, let's go ♪
[VOCALIZING]