[Camille] Previously on Harlem...
I've been pregnant for 12 weeks?
This may be your only shot
at ever having a biological child.
You're just so overwhelming in all the best ways.
I don't want to fuck your life up.
Then make a different choice.
Quinn, have you met my friend Seth?
We got held up looking at another venue
that would never work.
A wedding should be an intimate thing,
- not a big production. - Have you met Angie?
This whole look is Quinn Joseph,
my new stylist.
We're not the first two people
to get caught in a surprise pregnancy.
We don't have anything to figure out.
I do.
We have four little embryos.
[phone chimes and buzzes]
[tense music]
♪ ♪
[♪ BJ the Chicago Kid & Coco Jones: "Spend the Night"]
♪ Time is tickin', baby, take a load off ♪
♪ And don't hold back ♪
♪ I'll take the weight up off your shoulders ♪
♪ You know I'll do that ♪
♪ Wake up to lovin' in the morning... ♪
[Camille] Chapter Four: "Communication."
The tools we use to connect are a fundamental part
of the human experience.
[indistinct chatter]
When we're aligned with someone...
Oh.
Let me find out you ordered my favorite drink.
Chai latte, extra dirty.
Of course.
Just like I like it.
[Camille] ...communication can feel easy.
- [Angie] Couple's challenge. - [Mike] Challenge, great.
We just got to balance and just maintain our center of gravity.
- We got this, OK? - Uh-huh. You got it, baby?
Uh, wait. I...I'm slipping. No, no, no, I don't got it.
[Camille] It can feel fun.
♪ No Folgers, ooh-wee ♪
♪ Got a feelin' that you might get lucky... ♪
Swap this suit for your birthday suit.
[Camille] It can even feel a little sexy.
♪ Yeah, don't wanna think about it, think about it ♪
[text message swooshes]
♪ La, la, la... ♪
[Camille chuckles]
♪ Do it, do it, do it till the doing feels right, yeah ♪
♪ We can do it all night, yeah... ♪
[Camille] It's in these moments
that we feel like everything is right in the world.
♪ Take a load off ♪
- ♪ And don't hold back ♪ - [music winds down]
Sixteen hundred dollars?
But in other moments,
communication can be a buzzkill.
Yes, Ms. Parks, it looks like
the insurance we have on file has lapsed.
Do you have another we can try?
No, I...I know that I technically
am not teaching for Columbia anymore,
but I should still be covered till the end of the year.
- Are you sure? - Listen, I can't help you.
If there's an error, that's something
you need to take up with your employer
or the insurance company.
OK, uh, fine. Whatever. I...I will figure it out.
At any rate, I am not here for a visit.
I'm just here for a simple blood test.
Yes, and, as discussed,
the noninvasive prenatal testing...
That one.
...cash price without insurance is $1,600.
What?
It can feel like nothing makes sense.
Visit: $250.
Exam: $175.
So the exam is not included in the visit?
- It is not. - Who can afford all of this?
Most people rely on insurance.
Which we just discussed that I clearly don't have.
And everything is getting lost in translation.
Perhaps your spouse can add you to their plan,
or your partner could share the cost.
I could probably ask.
Would you still like to do the testing today, Ms. Parks?
Yeah.
And suddenly...
everything is not quite right in the world.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[text message swooshes]
♪ ♪
[text message swooshes]
♪ ♪
[Quinn] OK, so how'd it go?
Man, I had 'em going crazy at The View
thanks to my bomb-ass stylist, Quinn motherfucking Joseph.
Oh, my gosh, I can't wait to see your segment.
Um, after I finish shopping for my new client, that is.
Your favorite client.
Your sexiest client.
Listen, it might not be for long,
because my phone has been blowing up all morning.
It should be. Look, people want the best.
That's what you are.
Carli never had me looking this good.
- Who's Carli? - [Seth] My old stylist,
who left me hanging for the ESPYs.
Although if she didn't,
I'd never know how dope you are.
But honestly, thank you so much
for shouting me out all the time.
I never considered styling, but I'm having
so much fun with this... and you.
So say.
You trying to have some more fun tomorrow night?
I'm down. [giggles]
Bye. [laughs]
[♪ Fana Hues: "Sweet Like"]
♪ ♪
♪ Don't shy away again...
- [intercom beeps] - [assistant] Tye, ten minutes
until the development meeting.
- Would you like me to push? - [intercom beeps]
No. I'll be there.
- [chuckles] - Saved by the bell.
You about to make me break my celibacy streak.
[both chuckle]
Mm.
[sighs]
I'm sorry. It's just...
No, no, no.
No apologies.
As turned on as I am,
I want you to be comfortable.
I know you have been dealing with a lot
since your last situation, so...
take your time.
Mm.
I like you...
...so I'll wait.
This sincere shit you do...
- [laughs] - ...is fucking sexy.
Old Tye would have you spread-eagle on this couch
right now.
I got a feeling new Tye will be well worth the wait.
[♪ House of EL: "Electric"]
♪ I can smell the summer coming off your soul... ♪
Oh!
[Elyse] You feel it, right?
That is the energy from all the amazing events
held here at Cipriani.
Do you feel it? I mean, I feel it.
Hell yes, girl, I feel it!
- Oh! - It is so feel-able, right?
Rihanna, her foundation, they hosted the gala here.
And the UN had an international...
- something-something. - Mm.
[Elyse] And the list goes on:
celebrity weddings, birthdays, even a bris.
[chuckles] An A-list circumcision?
Honey, energy. [laughs]
And someone...
I can't tell you who but a client...
a high-maintenance nightmare,
they booked their wedding here.
But they have to move it
to accommodate her tour schedule.
- [Angie gasps] - It's yours if you want it.
- Oh, hell yes, we want it. - Yes.
Yeah, I think, uh, Angie and I would like to discuss this
before we make a decision.
We would?
Take your time.
Feel the energy.
- [Mike groans] - [Angie sighs]
- It's...it's just so big. - Yeah.
You know, it...it feels like a concert venue.
Oh, it is.
I saw SZA here a few months ago,
and she ate. [chuckles]
Look, Ange, look, I want us to have
a beautiful wedding, you know?
But this just feels like it's gonna be a...
a huge production.
That's exactly the vibe I was looking for.
Maybe there's another option? [chuckles]
I think we need to compromise.
Ooh, what is this word?
C...[clears throat]
...compromise?
- Baby, I love you, and I... - I love you.
- ...and I want you to be happy. - Yes.
But I know that there is something
between courthouse for 20
and concert venue for 500.
What's the verdict...
yes or hell yes?
We need another day to talk about it.
- [Elyse] Sure. - Thanks.
[singer] ♪ But I don't play the waiting game ♪
♪ Like, dot, dot, dot... ♪
[knocking]
[sighs]
[speaking indistinctly, laughs]
Hey.
Uh, that's a lot of unexpected visits lately, huh?
Well, I texted you and said that we needed to talk,
and you said yes, so my visit was implied.
Well, yeah, I meant we could find a time.
Well, you know, I'm learning, um, with baby stuff,
you don't always get a heads-up.
So maybe you should learn that too.
Is the baby OK?
No, yes, of course, the baby's fine.
It's...it's nothing like that. It's just...[sighs]
...so there's a few things that we should iron out.
Babe.
The entremets will be done soon,
and they are so yummy.
- OK. - Here, taste the mousse.
- Mmm. - Yeah?
- Your texture is perfection. - [laughs]
I don't know why mine always comes out so grainy.
'Cause you always overwhip the heavy cream.
- Ah! - [Portia clears throat]
I'll leave you two to talk.
I just wanted to let you know they're almost done 'cause,
- you know, you have to... - Eat 'em while they fresh.
- Mm-hmm. - I know, baby. I got you.
- Mm. Thank you. - OK.
- I'll be in in a minute. - OK. Bye, Camille.
[mouths word]
[chuckles]
Well, I'm not sure that I can fit
our entire conversation into one minute,
but I guess that's all I have, huh?
Oh, no, she's just a, uh... she's a hell of a pastry chef,
so she's super specific about when I'm eat...uh, whatever.
You want to just come inside and chat?
I mean, it's cold as shit out here.
Well, I don't know, I mean, you have
your new girlfriend in there baking important treats,
so I'm gonna go with no, thank you.
All right, fine. We'll stay outside.
- [groans] - Camille.
I was just trying to tell you about my appointment.
But I guess I should call
and make sure that you don't have company
next time I want to talk to you about our baby.
Yeah, you probably should call, 'cause Portia lives here now.
She's not just company.
What? She lives here now?
[Ian] When I said that we were getting serious, I meant it.
All right, we're... we're working
on starting our own family too.
Wait. Wait.
I know you are not trying to tell me
that Portia's pregnant too.
No, she's not pregnant.
- [sighs] - But, you know, we did...
we did create embryos.
What the fuck? Ian, are you serious?
Look, when we started the process a few weeks ago,
I didn't know you were pregnant.
So when I came here and told you that I was pregnant,
you knew that you were actively trying
to make a baby with Portia and you didn't say anything?
Well, you said you didn't know what you wanted to do.
So what?
So why would I start drama unnecessarily?
Because I deserve to know.
All right, well, that's between me and Portia.
No, nigga, it's between me and you.
- [groans] - Had I known you were out here
fertilizing every egg in town...
- Oh, that ain't fair. - No, it's not fair.
Because I made my decision off of limited information
because you didn't have the testicular fortitude
to be honest about your situation.
[laughs] Testicular fortitude. Wow.
- [Camille] Yeah. - All right, whatever, Camille.
No, Ian, it's not whatever.
It's a baby.
It's our baby.
All right.
It's my bad.
[scoffs]
- It's your bad? - Yeah, it's my bad.
That's all you have to say? It's...
You know what?
I'ma get out of here before I catch a case.
Embryos?
What kind of Nick Cannon shit is Ian on?
- Girl. - And why the rush, I wonder.
Makes sense.
Not Ian on his Lil Wayne shit but the planning part.
When I was freezing my eggs, Dr. Lisbon told me
that freezing embryos had a higher chance of survival
than just freezing eggs if I wanted to consider that,
you know, given my age.
Really? I'm your age.
Should I be freezing embryos too?
I am just wrapping my mind around freezing eggs.
Well, just make sure you can afford it all.
Camille, you should have just called me.
You know my sister-in-law is a nurse.
She would have hooked you up for $50 and a nutcracker.
Well, girl, let me get her number, 'cause...
- Angie. - No, Camille,
we are not taking hookups for medical care during pregnancy.
[both mouthing words]
Can you get a new insurance plan?
[phone chimes]
Well, now that I'm freelance,
I have to get independent insurance,
which costs a fortune and covers little to nothing.
- What about Medicaid? - [phone chimes]
I won't know if I qualify until after my application
is processed in four to six weeks.
- [all groan] - [phone chimes]
[chuckles] Sorry, you know, half of New York wants me
to be their stylist now, so my DMs are blowing up.
Oh.
Boss bitch stylist level unlocked, bitch.
Oh, unlock that door, baby.
OK, OK, OK, hold on.
Where is Future, aka Ian, in all of this?
Well, um, I went to talk to him about it,
and when we got to him not telling me about the embryos,
conversation went left.
So call him.
So hell no. I don't want to talk to him.
It's not about you. It's about the baby.
No, I will take care of this on my own.
Camille, I'm sorry, but I've got to second Tye on this one.
Y'all are supposed to have my back.
We're looking out for the baby, girl.
Ain't everything about you.
- I hear y'all. - [phone chimes]
I get it. I receive it.
But I got this. OK?
am going to talk to my editor,
and I'm gonna get another advance on my book.
I like that. It's a good plan.
- [Tye] OK. - Thank you.
[phone chimes]
- [sighs] - [Quinn] Camille...
[light music]
...you know we got your back, right?
I know.
♪ ♪
[sighs] Now I'ma go get this "shmoney."
- Period. - [laughter]
That was so cute.
I'm about to go get this money.
- Wish me luck. - Bye.
- You got it, boo. - [phone chiming]
I guess I'm gonna have to pay for that.
Quinn, can you silence that phone, please?
Oh, my God.
Please do not be jealous just because I am now
New York's premier stylist, bitch.
Girl, you been a stylist for all of two hours. Please.
- Girl, all right. - We can be career women too.
- Oh, my God. - [Tye and Angie] What?
[Angie] Quinnie.
Why are people saying mean things about me?
Ooh.
Quinn Joseph, you just came in
and swooped up my clients, girl.
Where's the solidarity, sis? Huh?
[chuckles] Seth, you styling in European cut suits now,
but who got you out of the drop-crotch joggers?
Me. And let me set the record straight, boo.
That little corny story
you going around telling everybody,
that I left you hanging, you know it ain't true.
It's not my fault your dumb ass lost your luggage.
And you know you too old for that.
We know that's not what this is about.
This is about you wanting to add
Quinn Joseph to your little harem.
- [all gasp] - You could've added Quinn
without throwing me under the bus.
I mean, is that too much to ask?
But guess what. Carli got time today.
- What's up? - [all] Oh, shit.
Oh, my God. I guess I really fucked up.
No, let's keep it a buck.
Carli fucked up.
And now she wanna go to the internet
to play the solidarity card?
Like, fuck out of here, "sis."
Mm, I'm not gonna lie, though. Points were made.
Quinn is looking a little less sis and a lot more sus.
Now people are saying that I'm acting light-skinned?
[crying] What does that even mean?
- [both] That. - [laughter]
Oh, but, you guys, I really am light-skinned, OK?
I don't know what to do about that.
Oh, baby.
Maybe try not colonizing people's clients.
- Angie! - [Angie] I'm just saying.
All right, you want to be a boss,
you have to clap back and set the record straight, Quinn.
Put on a little blazer in a power color,
not no pinks or pastels.
'Cause pastel is not giving
"Carli, don't fuck with me" energy.
But I don't give that energy either.
True.
So what am I supposed to do?
You know what?
Seth said that he was gonna handle it.
But did he?
Because what I'm seeing from the comments,
you still getting dragged, boo.
Look, you can't wait for Seth to come resolve this for you.
Facts. Carli called you out.
You need to address her woman-to-woman.
[sighs] I don't know, you guys.
Look, I know it's uncomfortable
to put yourself out there, but...
some shit, you just can't avoid.
You have to face that head-on.
I wanted to thank you so much
for carving out time to meet with me.
I love it when writers
want my thoughts early in the process.
It really allows for us to build a rapport, you know?
Yes. Yes, definitely.
Um, so I know that I've only finished three chapters so far.
Oh, can I say, wow?
They were a dream to read
and not a dream like I fell asleep,
a dream like, is it really this good?
Over-written in parts, sure, but it is good.
I'm sorry. I'm...I'm sorry. Did you say overwritten?
Right.
But, uh, you know, anyway, you...you liked it,
so...so yay.
Um, so now that I've turned in some of the book,
I was wondering...
If I had any notes. Yes.
I would like it if you could be,
you know, a little bit more conversational,
a little less... [inhales sharply]
...academic, play to the gallery,
as we say in the theater.
I also work with playwrights, not by choice.
Right.
Uh, yes.
Yes, I can... I can definitely...
definitely do that.
Um, but...but the reason I was coming today...
Oh, have you landed on a title yet?
Oh, yes. Yes. Uh, actually...
Uh-huh.
...Musings on Sex, Love & Dating:
How Anthropology Provides Us with the Guidance
to Be Our Best Romantic Selves.
- Great. - Yes.
You're gonna just keep working on that title.
When is my next advance?
[laughs]
Well, you just get right to it, don't you?
Uh, let's see.
Um, when you turn in your chapters.
Right, but I already turned in three chapters,
so when do I get that check? [chuckles]
When you turn in the rest of your chapters.
Oh.
Oh, so, like, all of them?
Yeah, that's correct.
Right.
I see. Um...
OK, so I know that this
is gonna sound a little bit unorthodox.
OK.
But what if we prorate the payment,
you know, as I turn in, like, groups of chapters
or maybe even individual chapters?
[chuckles]
OK, well, let's see.
So you received an advance for zero chapters...
- Yes. - ...which is what
the publisher puts forth in good faith.
And then you get your next payment
when you hand in the full draft of the book.
So, um, what you're telling me
is that I'm out of luck and out of money
until I turn in roughly 30 chapters.
Yeah, that sums it up.
But we're not in it for the money, are we?
- No, no. - No.
- Mm-mm. - No, no.
[gasps] Nice.
[laughs]
OK.
So now it's your turn.
Most embarrassing moment.
Ugh, fine.
So remember how I told you
my family is super into playing games?
Mm-hmm.
Well, when I was 15,
we were chosen for Family Feud.
And we go on. We kick the other team's ass.
Like, they never even score.
- OK, Lewis family, I see you. - [snickers]
So we get to Fast Money.
My dad goes first, gets 108 points.
So now it's my turn.
John O'Hurley is firing questions at me.
I'm killing it.
And then he says, name something exotic
people like to eat.
And I say...oh, God, I cannot believe I'm telling you this.
I cannot take the anticipation.
What did you say?
Pussy.
- Ah! - [laughter]
So wait, that's how you came out?
My family didn't talk to me for a month.
Oh. OK, now, that's fucked up.
Oh, they weren't mad that I was gay.
They were pissed that I cost them the game
and we got banned from the show.
- [laughs] - I know. It's horrible.
No, that's hilarious.
I'm sure you had a much more wholesome
coming-out experience that doesn't double
as the most embarrassing moment of your life.
Well, actually, I didn't come out.
I mean, I knew how that would end,
and I didn't want to go through all that,
so I just left Georgia.
Wait, you left home instead of having a tough conversation?
Yeah, I barely even packed.
When's the last time you saw your parents?
At breakfast the morning I left.
Um...[sighs]
Ooh, look at this one!
This shit is so dope.
Wow.
Avoidant much?
It's really not that big of a deal.
It's not that big of a deal you haven't spoken
to your family in over a decade?
That's the past.
It has nothing to do with me now.
Of course it does.
You told me that you're celibate
to solve your relationship problems.
Well, I don't think sex is the root of your issues.
Oh, so now I have issues.
That's what you told me.
Not so you can use it against me.
[sighs]
Tye, it's quite the opposite.
I'm trying to help you see that celibacy is a cosmetic fix.
It's not gonna solve anything.
And talking to my homophobic parents will?
I think not.
There's something to releasing the load off your back,
living your truth, standing up for yourself.
Playing defense all the time must be exhausting.
[soft music]
And we don't even need to talk about this,
'cause I'm a grown woman, and I don't bring my business
outside, unlike you do.
She's just jealous 'cause her man
a cable access meteorologist.
Oh. Not-for-profit-face ass.
[indistinct arguing]
- Ooh. - [phone ringing]
[person 1] ...flat Earth and all, baby.
Flat Earth and all.
[person 2] I feel like I should not be here right now.
[person 1] Because, bitch, you shouldn't.
Hey, Elyse.
[Elyse] Angie, OK, so glad I caught you.
Another couple... I can't say who,
but it's giving nepo baby coupling,
- if you get my drift... - Mm-hmm.
[Elyse] ...came to check out the venue
- this morning... - No.
[Elyse] ...and they want to take the date.
No!
[Elyse] Since you and Mike saw it first
and I know how much you love it,
I...I wanted to check in.
O...OK, OK, can I call you in, like, 20 minutes?
[Elyse] Unfortunately, it's now or never.
I'll take it. We'll...we'll take it.
[Elyse] I thought you would do that.
OK, I just need a card for the deposit.
OK, um,
Michael Dugan, 9280 2394 7864 0415.
You got that?
All right, bye. [chuckles]
[sighs]
[person 1] All this costs more than your entire life.
Don't try me, bitch.
[person 2] You and your old husband can go...
[indistinct arguing]
Hi. Hi.
This is, uh, Camille Parks.
I was just calling because I haven't gotten paid,
uh, for that article I did for you
on love rituals in the ancient world.
Oh. Oh, OK.
OK, yeah, 60 days to remit payment.
Got it.
[groans]
[sighs] OK.
OK.
[line rings]
Glad you could get home early today.
I have some really good news to share with you.
Angie, why is there a $50,000 charge
from Cipriani on my Amex?
Well, hello to you too.
- [sighs] - OK, OK.
See, what had happened was, Elyse called,
and she said someone else wanted the venue.
And she mentioned something about a nepo baby couple.
Wow, I...I cannot believe you.
Mike, Cipriani is perfect.
Just trust me. You'll see.
Angie, it's not all about you.
Do you even know why I don't want to do some huge venue?
Actually, no.
Because you never bothered to ask.
Fuck.
You're right. I'm sorry, Mike.
Uh...
...I am listening now.
- Listen, my family... - Mm-hmm.
...is not like yours, all right?
- We're not close. - Mm-hmm.
Look, even if I were to invite them,
they probably wouldn't show up.
And I don't want to call attention to that
in some gigantic venue
where all the guests are on your side of the aisle.
It's just gonna be one big reminder
that my family doesn't care.
Shit.
Mike, I had no idea.
Yeah, I don't like to talk about it.
It's...
We can... compromise on the venue.
Our marriage matters more than the wedding.
You know, deposits are typically nonrefundable, babe.
Not if you don't sign the contract,
so I won't.
And if Elyse tries to play games,
then I'll dispute the charges with Amex.
[chuckles]
Ah, you are something else.
You know that?
I am your future wife,
so congratulations, and you're welcome.
[sighs]
[Camille] Hurt feelings, vulnerability,
and physical discomfort
are some of the most common ingredients
that make up difficult conversations,
which is why we tend to avoid it.
Confrontation is our least developed skill.
Verbalizing what's on our hearts and minds is, well,
- hard as fuck to actually do. - [phone chimes]
Hey, everyone, Quinn Joseph here.
So as many of you know,
a lot has been said about me recently.
But I'm a peacemaker.
And in that spirit, earlier today,
I ended my styling relationship with Seth Rankin.
[comments blipping]
Carli, I have nothing but respect
for you and your amazing work.
I simply stepped in to help at the last minute,
not realizing how it would be perceived.
And I apologize.
From one Black woman to another,
I really, really hope that we can squash this,
because I know that neither of us is about that.
[phone chimes]
[sighs] OK.
Hmm.
[comments blipping]
[upbeat music]
[singer] ♪ Oh, yeah, oh, yeah ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Feelin' myself... ♪
So I guess I can't talk you out of dropping me as a client
since, you know, you already made it Instagram official.
- [chuckles] - Sorry. [laughs]
I know that you said that you were gonna handle it,
but I just had to go with my gut on this one.
Oh, you know, that's my bad.
I hate that I even dragged you into this mess with Carli
in the first place.
It's OK.
The world of celebrity styling is cutthroat,
and it's best that I learn that sooner than later.
Well, maybe I could still get outfit approval
every once in a while?
- Mm...not a chance. - Mm.
Because Black Twitter and Alyssa Milano
have finally stopped dragging me,
so we got to keep it this way.
- That's fair. - [laughs]
But what about us?
What do you mean, what about us?
Look, I understand why we can't be involved professionally.
But I still very much want to be involved personally.
I like you, Quinn, a lot.
[singer] ♪ Don't you do it... ♪
[both chuckle]
♪ Girl, you look amazing... ♪
I like you too...
- Mm. - ...a lot.
♪ Just how I like that you're all mine... ♪
[Camille] Because we're only one part of the equation,
we aren't in control of how others respond to our truth.
Mm. [inhales sharply]
[sighs]
I better go.
I don't have a meeting today.
I don't want to mess up your celibacy streak.
It's over...
...if you'll have me.
Somebody said it was just a cosmetic fix,
and they were right.
I'm ready to get real.
[chuckles]
I love that for you.
Mm.
And somebody said something about...
spread-eagle on the couch.
And I...
would love that for me.
[singer] ♪ Let me teach you what I like ♪
♪ I need all your attention ♪
♪ Oh, yeah ♪
♪ Na-na-na, na-na-na-na ♪
♪ Baby ♪
♪ Na-na-na, na-na-na-na ♪
♪ I'm sweet like caramel on your tongue ♪
♪ Like Mary Jane in your lungs... ♪
[Camille] Putting ourselves out there means
we risk hurt and disappointment.
Hey. Hey.
Hey.
And it's easy to conjure up
the worst-case scenarios in our heads.
[sighs] So...
what's going on?
Um...
so leaving Columbia
was the best decision for me professionally.
Um, but now that I'm pregnant,
it's had some real implications,
like not having a steady paycheck
and, um, losing my health insurance.
And so now that I'm paying for all this medical stuff
out of pocket, um,
while I'm trying to kind of figure everything out,
it's...it's gonna add up really, really quickly, and...
Of course I'm gonna help you.
I mean, that's our baby you're carrying, right?
I told you this before. I got y'all forever.
[Camille] But sometimes people surprise us.
- Just like that? - Just like that.
- OK. - OK.
Um, I can show you the receipts, too,
just so that you know
that I'm...I'm not lying about the cost.
Girl, you don't got to give me no receipts.
- Stop it. I trust you. - OK.
Oh, goddamn, $1,600?
That's what I was trying to tell you.
Sheesh.
Yeah, and that's just for a blood test.
- [scoffs] - So...
but you don't have to worry about that.
I already took care of that one.
Hold on. Hold on.
I just Venmo'd you.
Well, thank you, baby daddy.
Ah, well, don't mention it, baby mama.
[both chuckle]
[sighs]
Hey, so, um, I should have told you about...
about me and Portia's embryos.
You were right.
It wasn't fair to you at all.
I mean, I wish I would have handled the situation
differently, you know, but, um...
I'm sorry.
Oh, thank you for saying that.
Oh, um, I got the results of that $1,600 blood test,
and, um, no genetic disorders,
no chromosomal abnormalities.
All right.
And...[sighs]
...it's a girl.
[♪ Caréna Vonchae: "Beautiful"]
[both laugh]
- Really? - [both laugh]
So...so the baby's perfect.
Yeah, pretty much. Yes. Yeah.
♪ ♪
♪ Lookin' in my rearview mirror ♪
♪ And I see tears ♪
♪ I see all my fears... ♪
[Camille] And sometimes we surprise ourselves.
♪ Everything I'm made of ♪
♪ And now I see ♪
♪ That the struggle was ♪
♪ Beautiful ♪
♪ It was beautiful ♪
♪ Beautiful ♪
♪ ♪
♪ It was all meant for the good ♪
♪ It was for my good ♪
♪ And I thought it was for my bad ♪
♪ For my bad ♪
♪ Tell me who in the world imagined that ♪
♪ Every heartache and headache and mistake, oh ♪
♪ Leave you where I may ♪
♪ Leave you where I may, oh ♪
♪ Now I'm lookin' out of my window ♪
♪ Free as the leaves when the wind blows ♪
♪ Only happy tears on my pillow ♪
♪ I can see the sky, no more below us ♪
♪ I got joy ♪
♪ I got strength ♪
♪ I got peace and happiness ♪
♪ I won't forget ♪
♪ I remember the struggle was beautiful ♪