01x02 - Tale of Two Trusts

[bunniefuu]

- [party music plays]
- [indistinct chatter]

♪ I live that rockstar life ♪

♪ Pulling up my Bentley at night ♪

♪ Paparazzi and cameras in sight ♪

♪ Everywhere I go, go, go ♪

♪ All they do is stare
And stare ♪

♪ All they do is stare
And stare ♪

♪ All they do is stare
And stare ♪

♪ Everywhere I go, go, go ♪

♪ All they do is stare
The famous lookin' at me ♪

♪ All these people lookin' at me ♪

♪ Everything that I do, just believe ♪

♪ You ain't even gotta ask me ♪

♪ All they do is stare… ♪

Kim, I mean, she's dope.

It's super fun being friends
with, like, a really famous DJ.

I have friends that are like,
"Oh, my God! You know Kim Lee?"

♪ Stare ♪

♪ And stare, and stare ♪

Put on something else!

Hi, Kelly.

What's up, bud?

Kevin flirts with Kelly all the time,

but I think she downplays it
because obviously she's in a relationship.

Are you single yet?

- Am I single yet? No...
- Oh, are you single?!

- I'm honest. I'm loyal.
- Perfect. You meet Kelly's criteria.

[Kim] But part of Kelly
is kind of, like, "Should I?"

And part of Kelly is kind of, like,
"No, no, no, no."

[indistinct conversation]

[Kevin] I know
she's in a relationship, but man,

I wish Kelly would just kiss me already.

Just lay one on.
Let's see if there's fireworks, baby!

[upbeat pop music plays]

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Bring it on ♪

♪ Give it, give it to me ♪

[doorbell rings]

♪ Give it, give it to me… ♪

[Christine] Hello! How are you?

Good. And how are you? I'm sorry I'm late.

[Christine] No worries.

I thought we'd have a girls night in.

Something super casual.

I don't have time for pettiness,
and I don't have time for second guessing,

and I certainly
don't want to misunderstand

or misinterpret someone's intentions.

Like Anna moving my seat
to the corner of her backyard tent.

This one goes on the end.
Those two at the end deserve it.

- [man] Yeah, you got it.
- [Anna] Okay.

So, I decided to have Anna over
for some, you know, intimate chatter.

Your jacket's so beautiful.

- Is that Dior?
- Yes.

- It has a Dior silhouette.
- Doesn't it, though?

It's this season?

Yes.

Ready to wear?

Um… Yes.

It fits very well for ready to wear.

Christine asks me to come over.
I can only assume

that she wants to apologize to me

about trying to make a point
with the necklace.

What she did was wrong,

and hopefully she'll never do it again.

[grunts]

- [Christine chuckles]
- Oh!

[chuckles]

- [Anna] Cheers.
- Cheers!

You threw a lovely dinner at your home,

and I wanted to ask you…

I thought it was kind of interesting
that you separated me from the rest of...

- Yes.
- [Christine] Like, our buddies.

Was there a particular reason?

I mean, I was seated
to the left of Prince Charles

at Buckingham Palace earlier this year.

- Seating is such an intimate...
- Seating is very important. It is.

It's arguably, like,
the most telling part of party throwing.

There's a whole art to seating.

- You do know that?
- [Christine] Yes.

There are some people
who are of the format

of the hosts being the middle,

and then with each person,
there's decreasing importance to the host.

The reason I sat you there was because
my best friend was on that side.

Who I really enjoyed.

- Did you understand? She speaks Spanish.
- [Christine] Gloria.

You speak Spanish?

Yeah.

I did move her seat,

where she couldn't annoy anybody.

I wouldn't admit it to her

only because I'm not gonna
give Christine the satisfaction.

I know Christine wants a fight,

but I'm not going there.
I'm not playing the game.

I mean, it was a beautiful dinner,

and your parting gift was very generous.

- Although, I heard through the grapevine…
- Yes? Tell me.

…that at some point in the history
of Anna's dinner party throwing,

- Cartier gifts were doled out.
- Rolex.

Oh, Rolex gifts!

Oh, Anna! I may be much,
much, much, much younger than you,

but I'm not stupid.

I know Anna moved my seat
at her dinner party

because she was a little butt-hurt
about the necklace.

But if she wants to play
a little chess game, so be it.

- Have you ever heard of Mellerio?
- [Anna] Who?

- Mellerio.
- [Anna] Uh-uh.

- It's the oldest, um, high jewelry house…
- No. Boucheron.

- …in Paris.
- Boucheron is.

Mellerio is.

Family-owned, oldest in Paris, I swear.

Since when?

Since the...
I think the 1800s or the 1700s.

They made all of the crowns for all the…

So did Boucheron.

Interesting. Hmm.

She might see me as competition,

but Anna, you're not my competition.

You'll never be my competition.

Well, I thought you were
more of a JAR type of person.

A what?

I do find it odd that she wants
to compete with me,

but she cannot compete
with what I was born into.

I prefer Boucheron over JAR…

because I'm tiny
and I can't handle too much…

Huh. Funny.

My mom was fiercely strict with me

about manners, about being a lady.

But, my God,
Christine is a f*cking pain in the a*s.

Am I the only one eating my own food?

Hmm.

[pop music plays]

♪ One, two, three
Can you follow my lead? ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh… ♪

[Kevin] How long
have you been bodyguarding for?

[bodyguard] About 15 years.

- [Kevin] Thanks for walking me in.
- [bodyguard] No problem.

♪ One, two, three
Can you follow my lead… ♪

[Kevin] What's up? How are you?

- Hi. What is it?
- Florent. Nice to meet... Florent.

- [Kevin] Florent.
- I'm from Paris.

- [in French] Paris! Oh, Paris!
- Do you know Paris?

Je suis... Je suis desolé.

- [chuckles]
- What?

Je m'appelle Kevin.

A ménage à trois!

What are you doing in town?

- Visiting Anna. Yeah.
- Oh, cool. You're very handsome.

- Everybody in Paris like you?
- No.

[laughs]

I know from what I saw in Paris,

Kelly needs to just be rid of Andrew.

Wait...

- [Andrew shouting over phone]
- [Kelly] You're overreacting right now.

[Anna] So, I invited Kevin over
to talk about going on a date with Kelly.

I think they'd be cute.

[Kevin] The f*ck is that?

[Anna] Hi! Genki!

Whoa. Are you going shopping?

- No.
- Oh.

[Anna] We're here with you.

I think Kevin is funny, fun,
everything opposite Andrew.

The only problem is,
he has his own fashion sense.

It's not a good thing.

Kevin!

[clears throat]

[Anna] Have you thought about
going out with Kelly, Kevin?

[sighs] Boobs.

Boobs, boobs, boobs, boobs.

- You want me to go out with Kelly?
- [Anna] Why not?

'Cause she's got Andrew, a boyfriend.

I feel like I shouldn't be looking
at Anna when she's shirtless.

I just wanna cover my eyes.
Let her change first, then we can talk.

No.

- [Kevin] What do you mean no? She does.
- [Anna] No.

- [Kevin] She does.
- [Anna] Boyfriend or boy toy?

[inhales sharply] Ooh.

I like Kelly a lot.
I think she's, like, perfect in every way.

She's hot, independent…

but she's with Andrew.

No, no. You don't know Andrew. My God.

I mean, I don't like Andrew.

Nobody deserves to be treated
the way Kelly was treated.

I think that she deserves a lot more.

I'm not here to judge her.

Although, Andrew,
on the other hand, I would love to judge.

[clears throat] I feel weird.

[laughter]

Looking at her.

- You've never seen before?
- Well, not her!

I've seen those before.
Just not those specific ones.

- [Anna] Kevin, try it on.
- Ooh, what is this? Cashmere?

I don't think I've ever worn cashmere.

It's my first time wearing Christian Dior.
Feels good.

Do you have t-shirts?

[hip hop music plays]

Come on, come on! Show me the t-shirts.

♪ Lounging in my luxury… ♪

- [Florent] Is that your size?
- [Kevin] Yeah, they fit good.

[Anna] It's Mona Lisa.

Oh, my God! This feels so good.

This is $2,000. You know this, right?

[Anna] Whatever you get, I'll buy.

[giggles]

Thank you! I've never shopped like this
in my life before.

Who has Dior come to your home
and just say, "Hey, whatever you want"?

This is not normal.

But I could really get used to this.

Especially their shoes.
Their shoes are good.

- [Florent] It's too small.
- [Kevin] Where?

- They have one size bigger, you know that.
- Oh, you have one size bigger?

- Oh?
- [woman] Yes.

- Could you get one size bigger?
- [woman] Yeah.

- Okay.
- That was so cute.

Okay, I'll take it, then.

[chuckles]

[hip hop music plays]

♪ I get it when I want it ♪

♪ I bought it, now I flaunt it… ♪

Baby G, it's time for swim class.

- Got Daddy today.
- [Dr. Chiu] You wanna jump?

Oops! Yay!

Okay, kick. Go get the turtle.

- Kick, kick.
- Good job!

One, two, three!

Whoo! Yay!

[Dr. Chiu] My boy!

Up and under!

- Good job!
- [Christine] That's good. Good job!

[Felicia] And only third lesson.
He's amazing.

[Christine] He is? Thank goodness.

If you were to give him a report card,
you would give him a…

- An "A," solid "A".
- [Christine] "A" today?

Baby G, next week we're gonna
work for an A-plus, okay?

Do you think we're pushing him too hard?

[Dr. Chiu] No, he loves
going in the water. Come on!

Do you think we need to add anything else?

Uh, it would be nice to have a sister.

No, uh, no, no, Gabe.

Baby G, do you want a sister?

Uh-uh! We have a beautiful,
healthy baby, and, like, I don't know.

I literally... I feel like
I just got out of the doghouse

after Baby G.

After I married Dr. Chiu,

I was told
that he was from a dynastic family,

and his parents were certainly not shy
in letting me know

that I needed to produce a male heir,

because it's the male
that carries on the family.

[Dr. Chiu] Look at this face.

You would let this face
go without a sister? Huh?

[Christine] I spent over a decade
trying desperately to get pregnant.

Cheers to 11 years of marriage,
ten years of trying.

The family was starting to get very upset.
I always had to sit at the kids' table.

I had to wash all of the dishes
for every holiday.

It was a reminder that I wasn't worthy,

and I didn't carry my weight.

And it wasn't until
the actual birth of Baby G

that I felt a genuine acceptance.

I think it'd be nice
to have a sibling for him.

Okay, well, we'll see.

Let me think about it.

Let's go.

I need his towel. Where's Madeline?

Madeline!

[Madeline] Here, coming!

[upbeat music plays]

[Anna] Have you thought
about going out with somebody else?

[Kelly chuckles] No.

- What about going out with Kevin?
- W... Why? [chuckles]

Don't you think Andrew
has competition going on?

No. No.

You didn't lose respect for Andrew

in Paris?

[Andrew, over phone] You don't understand.

You didn't show any respect
in what you were doing just by doing it.

- Doing what?
- [Andrew] You put our love first.

You're going against the grain.

I don't know why
you want to hurt our relationship.

He always, like... He always apologizes,
and comes back, and…

he does change.

Kelly with Drew is like putting a chain

and throwing you in the ocean.

You sink.

What attracts you to him?

I don't know. With my past relationship,
there was a lot of dishonesty.

With him, like, I trust him.

So, we've been going to therapy.
I think it's helping a lot.

Not that I'm a therapist,
but it gets to a point,

people are putting up with that person
because they like you.

But they're putting up with him for you.

And I've been married four times.
I have great marriages and great divorces.

[laughs]

I think a lot of my friends see
the bad side of our relationship.

I don't think they understand the other
part of me and Drew's relationship.

You know, the loving part,

and then that side of him
that is so loving.

I really hope our relationship
can evolve into something positive.

It's also a work in progress.

- We'll have a shopping day.
- Okay! [laughs]

My mother used to say,
"Let's go shopping and you'll be better."

Okay.

[pop music plays]
♪ I tell it like it is ♪

♪ I tell it like it is ♪

♪ Like it is ♪

I wanted to come by the cryobank
to check on the two embryos that we have

to try to open Christine to the idea
of having a sibling for Baby G.

At least that's what I'm hoping. [laughs]

This is where, um, the embryos grow out,

on the benchtop incubators
in the blue box.

How long are we able to hold off
and do something with the sisters?

So, once it's a frozen embryo,
you can have them frozen indefinitely.

What we recommend is
if you're gonna carry the embryo

that we would definitely want
to have you consider

having the child under the age of 45.

- Where are Baby G's siblings?
- [Dr. Chiu] Where are London and Margaux?

London and Margaux
are actually in the vapor tanks,

and I was gonna have Andrew,
the embryologist, show you the embryo.

London and Margaux?
How did you remember that?

Well, we've been talking about
the potential names for the girls.

[Christine] I haven't been talking
about them. How did you remember that?

No, we have in the past.
I mean, we've tried a few times, so…

You know it's not Margot as in Robbie.
It's Margaux as in Chateau, right?

No kidding.
Because of Bordeaux, yes. [chuckles]

All of this feels like…

very, very familiar to me,

because I spent so much
of my life in this office.

Oh, my God.

I'm kind of nervous.

[Dr. Chiu] Don't trip.

It says Christine Chiu.

- [Christine] Oh, my God.
- So where's the other one?

- [Christine] Wait, is that one or two?
- Is that one or two?

Two. Oh, okay. Both of them are in there.

Both of them? They have to share one?

Can you hold his hand?

[Dr. Chiu] He doesn't need hand-holding.
He'll walk on his own.

[Christine] I like holding his hand.
I wanna hold his hand forever.

That was, um... That was so crazy.

I mean, truthfully,
I had forgotten about the embryos.

I don't know if it was,
like, an intentional forgetting.

Mm-hmm. Right.

We have this conversation
every now and then about

whether or not to, uh, move forward.

I don't have to explain you all the
medical things she had to go through.

My first, um, thought
when I walked in here was...

I mean, it was just like...
It was really overwhelming for me

because I remember
going through the process with you.

[Dr. Baek] Right.

[voice breaking] It's really hard
to want something so badly

and not be able to have a baby.

Something as, like,
so simple as having a child.

And that roller-coaster, I don't think,
is something I can handle again.

You know, your pregnancy
wasn't just risking the pregnancy.

You were at risk of losing your life.

And I want you to know for some patients,

especially when they've gone through
so much as you both have,

um, it's almost like
going through post-traumatic stress.

You know, returning to the office
isn't the easiest thing.

You could've lost your life.
You being pregnant again is not an option.

Without you,
there wouldn't be a family. There's...

I was almost left with the choice

of having to decide
between you or having a child.

It may be traumatic or too difficult
to consider having another child

and carrying the baby yourself,

but surrogacy is a real option

that I would have you strongly consider
if you're gonna have another child.

I honestly just
never even considered surrogacy.

Um,

I... I was always under the impression
that surrogacy was something

that Asians tend to kind of
look down on or stay away from.

I just don't... I don't want to do anything
or make any dec... decisions

that would offend your parents
and bring shame to your family.

Gabe's parents would hate the idea
of surrogacy.

They are very traditional,

and surrogacy
is not something that's accepted.

I literally just got out
of the doghouse with my in-laws,

and I just don't wanna
go through that all over again.

I'll deal with anyone
who wants to try to even question

anything about you not carrying the child.

They don't need to know
about your medical history.

They just need to know
that this is in the best interests

of us and our family.

[pop music plays]

One of the things I love the most
about you, the quality,

is that, like, you're
always willing to work on things

and work on yourself and our relationship.

Absolutely. No hesitation.

I'm really happy
to be in Dr. Bethany's office.

We think it's important,
talking about issues

that we kind of normally sweep
under the rug.

Now, I think a good place to start today

would be to talk about
your most recent fight.

A lot of our fights are really little.

I think one
that blew out of proportion was Paris.

Because that one went pretty crazy.
That one went really, really high.

- Yeah, that went off the hinges.
- It was hard to calm down from that one.

Tell me about the fight.

I went out shopping without Drew,

and he got really upset,
because he felt abandoned.

- Right?
- [Andrew] I remember that.

And then,
things just got really out of control.

- [Andrew] It... It was a bubble over.
- [Dr. Bethany] Hm-hmm.

[Andrew] And I lost my... I lost my sh*t.

The state of mind that you go into

is as if you've gotten
completely abandoned by Kelly.

[Kelly] One of the things
that really bothered me

was that I'd text his mom for help.

Keep reaching out, calling and texting.
No response back.

A few days later, she finally
sends me a text, and she says...

[crying] And she says, "I can't be there

for Andrew and his emotional…

[sniffles] …outreaches."

[Andrew] It has affected me greatly.

The abandonment
is with your mother and father,

but you're experiencing it
as if Kelly's abandoning you.

You have to separate Kelly
from your parents.

I want more than what my parents were
able to accomplish in their relationship.

Just as a man, I want to give that to her.

She deserves the best in the world.
And she's gonna get it.

[Dr. Bethany] Kelly,
next time he gets this way,

what do you want him to do?

I would like to have a little space,

and he have a little space
to work our feelings out,

and I like that let's set a time

to come back together to discuss more.

I'm really hoping therapy will really help

and get us to the next stage.

He's definitely trying,
and he wants to change

and he wants to become the man
that I want to marry.

True change takes place slowly.

It's acting differently

day by day, by day.

I can see you love each other,
and I would like to see you succeed.

Thank you.

[hip hop music plays]
♪ This is my dream ♪

♪ Imma get it, Imma get it
Imma get it today ♪

♪ This is my dream ♪

♪ Imma get it, Imma get it
Imma get it today ♪

♪ Well, let's get it ♪

- Are we gonna wait for Kevin?
- [Kane] I've been waiting for Kevin,

- but I'm gonna start.
- I'm starving.

I'm so hungry. Um…

Good to see you!

Dude, we only see each other once a month.

Because you're with Kelly all the time.

Hey!

- What are you wearing? [laughs, coughs]
- What do you mean what am I wearing?

- Oh, my God. You're wearing Dior? [laughs]
- Yes, I'm wearing Dior.

- Just trying to match you.
- [Kane coughs] I just choked on my bread.

Dude, it cost a lot!

- Fancy shoes! I like it.
- [Kevin] I know, right?

I was visiting Anna,

and she had a personal shopper
come over from Dior.

Yeah.

They started picking sh*t out.
She's like, "Do you like the shoes?"

- I'm like, "f*ck yeah, I like the shoes!"
- Yeah.

Then I looked at the price tag.
It was $1,100.

Yeah, that's the cost of the shoe.

Well, it wasn't even that. She was like,

"Try everything on.
Try these t-shirts on."

Then she got naked.

But you saw everything? She was like…

She was pretty much butt-a*s naked
in front of me.

- And they're real, by the way.
- God bless her.

- No, they're real.
- So you looked?

Yeah, I mean, I couldn't help it.
I could tell they were natural.

- Okay, that's good.
- I didn't know what to do, man.

I just kinda stood there, 'cause I'm like,

"She's giving me free clothes.
She's getting naked in front of me."

How many clothes did you get?
A whole wardrobe?

Fifty-five hundred dollars worth.

[Kane] It could've been a test.

People use money to test people.
I've done that before.

- That's normal?
- Yeah.

Oh, my God.

Is it a test?

Is this something she does
to screen her friends?

I don't like taking anything from anyone.

Growing up, if someone bought me a meal.
I wouldn't be able to sleep.

Even if it was a dollar.
It's this mentality that my...

My parents raised me
that you never owe anyone anything.

My mom would k*ll me
if I spent $1,100 on shoes.

I don't even think I have that
in my bank right now.

- I still have shoes from eighth grade.
- From eighth… [laughs]

- Andrew, how are you and Kelly?
- We're all good, baby.

[Kevin] I love it.

- He gets a haircut and everything's...
- [Kane] I know!

Wasn't it rocky just a month ago?

It's a relationship.
Yeah, it gets rocky. It gets rocky.

But I don't want that 180 relationship.

We get 360.

I told her, "When I love you, I love you
and everything that goes with love."

One-eighty's good, because 360,
you go back to where you were.

You want a 180.

Well, you can go 360,
but then you evolve. Like the planet.

- Like, you know, we evolve.
- [Kevin] Right.

Well, a figure eight is also that.

[Kevin] I actually don't know
what Kelly sees in Andrew.

I don't know,
I just don't take Andrew seriously.

He's definitely got
this douchey side to him.

Well, Kelly, she tells me, like…

um, that she doesn't have enough a**l sex.

[laughs] Something...

[Kevin] You don't give her
enough a**l sex?

- [Kane laughing] I'm sorry.
- [Kevin] Can I pinch-hit for you?

I'm sorry! That's what she told me.

You need to work on that. [laughs]

Maybe whenever you guys have a fight,
just do that to her. She'll be fine.

- It's inappropriate.
- No! It's something she shared with me.

- She brought it up to me, so…
- Whatever you guys do is your time.

Kevin and Kane talking about my sex life.

[chuckles]

I guess they heard Kelly wanting more of.

How do you even know these things?
Why do you care?

You don't wanna get kinky like that
once in a while, though?

He doesn't like it. You don't like it.
Like tech... But, Kevin, you might like it.

I love it!

Exactly. So, like, if he doesn't like it,
I won't talk about it.

[Kevin] Okay.
I won't talk about it anymore.

I'm happy you guys are well.
Super happy for you, buddy.

- Thank you, man.
- [Kane] And am I invited to the wedding?

That's the most important
'cause I like weddings.

- Yeah, are we invited?
- Yeah, you're gonna be probably a bride...

- A groomsman or bridesmaid.
- A bride! [laughs]

[Andrew] You can be a bridesmaid
or a groomsman. Whatever you want, man.

You know what?
Maybe you can carry the rings up.

If you help me shop for the ring,
you can carry it up.

Dude, let's go look for a ring. Let's go.

[Kevin] If I were to take a bet,
I think Kelly and Andrew

only have a couple months left
in their relationship.

[Andrew] There's a time and place
for everything, and it's not right now.

[Kevin]
There's just no way that's somebody

that Kelly wants to end up with.

I want Kelly to be happy,
and I think she would be happy with me.

When it feels right,
it's gonna feel right.

- It could be when we're driving the PCH.
- Yeah.

- [Andrew] Under the stars.
- If the ring's big enough.

Then, the time's ready.
That's how you gauge the time. [laughs]

[pop music plays]

♪ If this is all we got ♪

♪ Then we got it good ♪

♪ If this is all we got ♪

♪ Then we got it good… ♪

- [Dr. Chiu] Oh!
- [Christine] It's Baby G!

[in Chinese] Up we go! Say "Hi, Mommy!"

[Christine] Good morning!

[in Chinese] Good morning.

Mama!

Want an apple?

Sadie, can you teach, um,
Baby G how to say "apple" in Chinese?

[in Chinese] Apple.

Yummy, yummy, Baby G?

I can't see how life would've been
without having a child.

I really would like
to see him have a sibling.

But it matters what my parents think,

so we need to ask them for their blessings

and approval in having a surrogate.

I have something in mind, though.
We'll see if it works.

Hi, Grandma! Hi, Grandpa!

Hey, Baby G,
say hi to Grandma and Grandpa.

- [Baby G whimpers]
- Oh?

Why you so sad?

- What's that? You want a sibling?
- [Baby G coos]

Do you think
Grandma and Grandpa should care?

- Think about it.
- [coos]

[Dr. Chiu] You do? Okay. Well, you know

that Mommy had issues with having you.

[Baby G] Ma-ma-ma!

Why don't you ask Grandma and Grandpa…
See? Look in the phone.

Ask Grandma and Grandpa
if it would be okay to have a surrogate.

[Baby G coos]

What do you think?

Is it okay? Because we don't
want Mommy to be lost either.

I hope my parents love the video,

because I would love
to see a little mini-Christine

fighting Mommy for her clothing. [laughs]

Okay, it's done.

[Christine] Oh, my gosh.
Your parents are gonna k*ll me.

[Dr. Chiu] I think it'll be fine.

They'll look at it, call us up, laugh.

"Ha ha ha ha!
I don't know why you guys are asking us.

Of course it would be great
to have another grandchild."

Through a surrogate.

What if the surrogate, like…

had a drug problem?

- They screen them.
- I know.

- But you still can't control people.
- When it comes to money, yeah, you can.

[laughs]

Hmm.

[electronic music plays]
♪ I got this game unlocked ♪

♪ Made my way straight to the top
Girls pulling on my arm like a slot ♪

♪ Anyone that knows me knows ♪

♪ I call the shots… ♪

[Christine] Oh, my God! Twenty-hundred.

- Make it rain, Baby G! Make it rain!
- [shutter clicks]

What's up?

- Wow! You look so cool!
- Oh, hey!

- Baby G, is a professional.
- [Kevin] What's up, Baby G?

- What's up?
- Thanks for coming.

You're welcome. Anything to help out.
What are we doing?

This is Baby G's first modeling sh**t.

- [Kevin] Really?
- We're doing it for a magazine spread,

and also I was hoping
I could use these photos

for his preschool application package.

You mean he'll get into a fancier school

because he's in a car?

Not because of the car or the clothes,

but because of his cheeks.

[magic chimes play]

Can you show him how to model?

He's only one. He doesn't know English!

- He understands French and Mandarin.
- Even worse! I don't know that stuff!

[photographer] Christine,
can you stand up?

- [Kevin] Are you gonna be in this?
- I didn't think I was gonna be in it.

[photographer] Try to get
as center to the light as you can.

[Christine] Give me tips.

Oh, you want tips, too?
I thought it was about Baby G.

- Oh, yes, it's about, Baby G.
- Yeah, yeah.

What are you thinking about
when you're looking into the camera?

- [Kevin] Something very sexual, normally.
- Sexual?

- [Kevin] Sexual.
- Like, define "sexual."

Uh, how did you make Baby G?

In a lab.

Whoa.

In vitro. Needles, surgery.

- Am I turning you on?
- Not really.

- [shutter clicks]
- [pop music plays]

♪ Put your money where your mouth is ♪

♪ Hey! ♪

[Christine] You made it! Oh, my gosh!

[man] So sorry!
[kisses] There was craziness.

We have a little
gold blow dryer, made just…

- [Christine] Oh my God! That is so cute!
- …for little Baby G.

[gasps] Do you wanna play with it?

Oh, my gosh!

- Are you gonna let him be an only child?
- I hope so.

If we were to have more kids,
I would have to use a surrogate.

- [Kevin] What's wrong with that?
- It's not an Asian thing to do.

You carry your own baby.

- Hi, Baby G!
- [Kevin] I don't think that's right.

What is the real reason, Christine?

I just don't wanna have another baby.

Why don't you tell Gabe?

- That I don't want another baby?
- Yeah, he seems reasonable.

Fortunately, I won't have to be
making that decision

because as it stands right now,

we sent a video requesting approval

for use of a surrogate.

- His parents will not allow it.
- Okay.

And a surrogate's the only way
we can have a baby.

And so, no additional babies.

I am probably a surrogate's
worst nightmare, anyway.

I would likely lock her up.

I would have cameras inside her belly
to monitor the baby, with guards all over.

I'm so sorry, honey.

[singsong] ♪ Coast is clear for us! ♪

♪ Coast is clear for us! ♪

Isn't it?

It's just me and you.

[hip hop music plays]

Oh. Hey!

- [Anna] Hello!
- [Kevin] What's up?

[Anna] Why are you here?

Uh, I just wanted to drop something off
and maybe talk to you about something.

I was just…

No?

[Anna] No.

[Kevin] No? Hello?

- [Anna] I was just kidding.
- [Kevin] Okay.

- [Anna] Are you coming in? No.
- [Kevin] Can I? No? Okay.

- Look, I…
- [Anna] So, what's going on?

- Well, I like your jeans.
- Thank you, I like your jeans. What is it?

Um, I just wanted to return this to you.

It's the shoes, the Mona Lisa shirt.

I, um… [smacks lips]

I've never received
anything like this before.

I don't know if you actually paid for it,

or was it, like...
Dior, like, sponsoring you for anything?

- No, I don't get sponsored.
- [Kevin] No?

Call Christine for that.

[chuckles] Okay, but did you,
like, did you pay for this?

[laughs]

- You're so funny.
- What? Is that funny?

- Yes, are you joking?
- No, I was being serious because it's...

- Did you use the shoes, by the way?
- I did, yeah.

So, you want me to take it back?

No! No, no, no. No, no, no.
I just wanna... I wanna...

Like, okay, so…

I don't know Japanese culture

and rich people culture, but I don't know
if this is, like, a test… Uh...

- Kevin!
- Yes, Anna?

- It's very rude to give back gifts.
- It is?

Yes, in any culture.

[whispers] Oh.

- Okay, have a seat.
- Are you sure?

Give me the box.

- Take your shoes off.
- Okay.

- [Anna] Put them back on.
- Put what back on?

- These!
- Oh, the... The shoes?

Yes, why would I test you, Kevin?

- See, they look better than these.
- They look awesome.

- So, that's it? Like...
- You see?

Shoes is shoes.

- Promise me one thing.
- Yeah?

You don't let the clothes wear you.

You don't let the skateboard skate you.
You don't let the car drive you.

Don't be impressed by things.

Look, a lot of this,

to many people, is so unbelievable.

In this world of make believe,

this is for real, I'm being serious.

This is not a test,
this is not a dress rehearsal.

I don't get impressed by things,

but people and who they are.

- Okay.
- [Anna] Okay?

I gave this to you as a friend,
and so I did it from my heart.

Doesn't matter if it's a dollar
or 100,000 dollars.

You only have one life.

Live it.

I could actually take you
to the store next time.

The Dior store?
That'd be great. I'd love that.

- Okay?
- Okay, thank you.

[Anna chuckles]

- [Kevin] Bye!
- [Anna] Bye!

[Kevin yelling, from a distance]
Oh, my God! I get to keep the shoes!

What? [laughs]

[hip hop music plays]

[Cherie] What do you wanna eat, Jadore?

- [grunts] Cake.
- You wanna eat cake?

- How about raspberry? Here.
- [Jadore] No.

The cake later, okay? We gotta save it
for our guests first, okay?

[Kevin] What? Hey!

[Kane] I've known Cherie for a long time.
She means so much to me.

So, Cherie has one kid,

and she's pregnant,
and has no wedding ring.

Cherie's heiress to a huge denim empire.

Her uncle's known
as the godfather of denim,

and Jessey, her boyfriend,
owns a furniture empire.

And together, they're even more wealthy!

[laughs]

Jackpot, again!

[Kevin] What's in the pot?

[Cherie] It's a dish I've been preparing
for a month already.

I just put in the pig feet

and the eggs, like, last week.

[Kevin] Whoa. Why's it black?

- [Cherie] Because of the vinegar.
- [retches, coughs]

[Kane] It's really... I mean, the taste...
The vinegar is great.

No. I don't want that. [laughs]

[Kane] So Cherie, apparently,
was going to be a huge pop star in Japan,

and, like, she lived there for two years.

[Cherie] I was signed
to the Sony Music label.

I was pampered.
Every day they took care of me.

I ate really well. I lived in a loft
that overlooked Mount Fuji.

I had a great time, but my mom,

like any typical, you know, Asian parent,

she wanted me to be a doctor or lawyer.

She didn't want me to pursue music.
She didn't want any of that.

So Friday I went to, um, Cedars
because I had really bad contractions.

I thought the baby was gonna come.
It was, like, really bad.

Because I've been at the hospital
for ten months, helping my mom.

She passed away last month,

and I haven't been
to the hospital for a month.

And I just hate,
hate, hate, hate hospitals.

- I'd rather give birth at home.
- Yeah.

- You're gonna do birth at home?
- Like a water birth? I looked into it.

[Kane] Do you know it's a sign?

Remember, when you called me that morning?
I think it was Sunday.

She called me, like, "My mom passed away."
And I'm just, like…

There was this feeling inside me.
I knew that she was going

- because the night before that…
- You guys came for no reason.

For some reason,
we felt called to the hospital.

Kevin and I want do a last prayer for your
mom in her room, since we're here.

If you don't mind doing one with us.

- Yeah.
- Just a short one.

My mom…

meant the world to me.

My mom had pancreatic cancer,

and she recently passed away.

And I knew it was coming,

but I didn't
think it would happen that quickly.

I thought she would at least
make it to see the baby boy.

It's just really hard
because I miss her a lot.

We light this for your mom,
and offer it to Buddha for your mom.

And I think she's in a much better place.

So, we do this for her.

- You don't have to bend, Cherie. Don't.
- I can do it.

When I was going through
a really tough time with my mom,

Kane... He would be there for me
in a heartbeat.

He's one phone call away,
always, no matter where he is.

[all chanting a mantra]

So, in Buddhism,

the soul stays
in the body after you're dead.

There's this, like, period of time
where, you know, your consciousness

doesn't know where they are.

And by chanting, it helps
guide the person to a better place.

So, Cherie is really like family to me,

and when her mom was sick,

I... I took it like it was my mom as well.

And, you know, being pregnant,

it really took a toll on her.

When I see her, I'm just like,

"How can I help you?

How can I be there for you?

I'm so grateful to your mom
for letting me, like, chant beside her.

We're grateful.

It's the most rewarding thing
I've done in my life,

and thank you for letting me do that.

- I thank your mom for, like...
- Thank you, Kane.

Thank your mom for, for, for... [cries]

[Cherie crying] She was my best friend,

and I never knew
the true meaning of friendship,

so thank you for teaching me that.

Seriously, and…

[sniffles]
…this meant so much to me,

and this year, I understand
how important it is to have good friends.

- So, thank you.
- [Kane] No, thank you, Cherie.

I just... I'm crying today because
you should be so proud of yourself,

and I'm so excited
to welcome a new family member.

And she's watching you.
Your mom's watching you.

And she's in a great place,
I... I 100 percent believe that. So, yeah.

[Cherie sniffles]

- Can you help me up? [laughs]
- [laughs] Yeah.

- [Cherie] Thank you.
- [all laugh]

I can't function anymore.

[upbeat music plays]

[Dr. Chiu] Hey, Christine.
How much longer before the event?

- [Christine] Um, less than an hour.
- [Dr. Chiu] Okay.

[Christine] And I kinda need your help.
Did you bring Botox?

You don't need it. I injected you, like…
Wasn't it about a month ago?

By the way, Mom and Dad
responded to the video.

[Christine] How?

[Dr. Chiu] They just said, "Okay."

[Christine] Wow, I totally didn't think
that they would respond that way.

[Dr. Chiu]
They've surprised me in the past.

Can I please have some alcohol?

Well, I'm gonna go get ready then.

[dramatic pop music plays]

[Christine] Since your parents want us
to continue the conversation with them,

I just kinda feel like we should
get on the same page ourselves.

Can we keep London and Margaux frozen,

so we can think about this
just a little bit more?

The whole thing...

The whole thing doesn't
sit well with me right now, and…

I've never heard that.

I just, I can't...
Why do you want more kids?

Don't say it's for Baby G.
What do you want?

Well, I think that would be nice,
to have another child.

There's gotta be a deeper reason
you want another child.

I want to have another child.
I mean, that's just… [stammers]

If you come down to it, that's it.
You know, it'd be nice to have a girl.

I'm sorry, Gabe. I'm not comfortable
moving forward with surrogacy. I don't…

I think…

Well, I'm sorry.
I think it's stupid not to look into it

and really have a definitive reason.

Just not being for it,
I don't think is good enough.

Well, my vote is "no", Gabe. I'm just…

Well, you're not the only one with a vote,
and my vote is opposite of yours.

[Christine] I can't believe
Gabe has the audacity

to be angry with me right now.

It's like he's forgotten
why we're even in this position.

[interviewer] So, there's more
to this story than I understand right now?

[tense music plays]

There, I mean... There's a lot more to it.