01x10 - Episode 10

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Previously on Secrets & Sisterhood...

Who on this planet

has a family of 10 biological sisters?

Hey, do you like your dessert?

My God. Too many sisters.

- Ooh-wee! Lord have mercy.

I got it!

We thought that doing a reality show
would bring us closer together.

We can highlight our culture,
share our story.

The good, the bad, the ugly.

- I don't trust you!

We're sisters.

Our mother raised us better than this.

That is sisterhood.

- This is the first time
everyone's gonna be together

under one roof.

My mom, she's supposed
to be going to Pakistan

and I don't know how long
she's gonna be gone for.

So it's imperative for all of us
to spend quality time with each other.

- But I can't even quantify
how many secrets there have been

between my sisters and I.

- I got pregnant earlier this year.

I ended up having a miscarriage.

- I'm actually seeing a girl, you guys.

God.

All this was supposed to do
was unify us and bring us closer,

but instead, the show is tearing us apart.

Why did you call me
a clown-a*s b*tch?

- I honestly don't feel like
I can say sh*t to you

without you throwing it in my face.

You got that house because of me!

- Rabi, you were at my house,
my husband...

- You can kiss my a*s!

- You like drama.

We have a fundraiser coming up.

And I'm just hoping that
we can pull it together to honor Mom.

But right now,
everything is a hot mess.

- Khadija, Muzlefa, and I have been
working to develop a vitamin serum.

When you're doing your auction and stuff,
if we can have a few minutes.

- No one is going up on stage
to represent any product.

- I knew you'd be a hater!
I knew you would.

You're disgusting.

- This is for Mom!
This event is for Mom.

- You're not doing it for no one
but your damn self!

- I fear my mother so much.

What if Mom's like,
"I'm ashamed of you, you're this..."

She might. She might.
But you're gonna have to eat it.

You're gonna have to eat that.

I'm sorry, Mom.

Rabya has a tendency, Mom,
to push her limits and does things.

- I'm sorry.

- I just don't like the fact that
she went about it the way she did, Mom.

Mom.
How did Rabya have time to...

Did Rabya go too far?

Let her talk, Siddiqa.

Siddiqa, let her talk.
- Okay.

Do you think Rabya went too far, Mom?

Rabya didn't go too far.

- Let her speak.
Let her speak.

- Then have a launch party, Mom.
Don't use this as your launch party.

- Both of you guys
went out of control. Yeah.

- Okay.
- You escalated it, Siddiqa. You did.

I'm not here to talk to Khadija.

I'm not here... You're here
'cause Mom wants you here, Khadija.

I'm talking to Mom right now, elder.

- So what we're saying is this...
- Don't be rude, Siddiqa.

- We didn't work this hard and this long

and put this many hours into something

to let one person ruin it

- because we've worked way too hard.
- Why would one person ruin it?

- Well, when you're telling Mom
to not show up.

Mom is gonna make up her own mind.

But you both crossed the line.
- Okay.

- I told both of you guys
to quiet multiple times.

I asked both of you
to walk away multiple times.

- Okay.
Mom, this charity event is for you.

You have to come.

- Right now. No.

It's not right.

- No, it's not right, Mom.

- Mom, I'm sorry.

You're right.
I shouldn't have escalated it.

Please forgive me. I'm sorry, Mom.

You're right. I'm sorry.

- I'm sorry, Mom. I'm really sorry.

I don't ever wanna hurt you.

This whole thing is for you.

This whole charity event is for you.

I work the way I do for you.

I'm embarrassed by my actions.

I reacted in such a way
that disrespected my mother.

And now, I'm not so sure

if she's even gonna show up
to this fundraiser.

I feel like the show
is just tearing our family apart.

- Salam alaykum.
- Salam. How are you?

- Good, how are you?
- Good.

How are you? Good to see you.

What happened at Shakur's the other night

was unacceptable.

Shaista and Khadija are
the only ones that understand how I feel,

and they recognize
the hard work that I've put in.

I am grateful that
I have Khadija and Shaista to turn to.

How's the restaurant?

- Good. I'm doing a lot, yes.
- Yeah? Busy?

- She's already got a sweat on her brow,
look at that.

I know, I'm all like... I'm all like...

She's glistening.

You... You're glistening.
- Thank you.

- It doesn't matter,
you still lookin' beautiful.
- Thank you.

Yeah, I was busy cooking
for some orders and stuff. Yeah.

How you doing?

- Yeah, this is when I need, like,
us sisters to come together

because the stuff
that happened at Shakur's

has been, like, weighing on me.

- It went from zero to a hundred.
It went till all the way.

I never thought
it's gonna happen that far.

We were all happy.

Took all the evil eye
away from us, you know?

- No, I'm over it.

- To make everything, you know, nice,
and all of a sudden,

all this drama let loose.
- Honestly.

- I don't want part of it.
- Yeah.

- They were so condescending and so rude.

You know, they were ungrateful.

They belittled not just this product,

but my efforts towards this fundraiser.

- They forget
it's not the launch of the product.

We're just gonna help,
you know, raffle the tickets.

It's for the good cause.

It's not about us,
about anybody's product.

It's about helping to contribute
and make things better.

- You know,
the intention was pure, you know?

And you know that.

- I know the intention wasn't negative.

I just... I'm thinking back
on the whole conversation

and I just think
it went too far south too quickly,

and that's why
I didn't partake in it, Rabya.

No, I... No.
I saw you get up and leave.
- Do you know what I mean?

I just got up and left.

I mean, I sat next to Hamida and Josh

because I was not about to make myself
look like an idiot in front of Mom,

and I wasn't gonna be disrespectful.

- I'm so embarrassed
that I did that in front of Mom.

Afterwards, I went to her and I apologized

'cause I was just kind of like,
"This is so not me."

And I'm so upset that I allowed...
them to make me some,

like, bring out something that I'm not.

- They forget that we're sisters,
we're blood.

- And they're too grown for this sh*t.

I kept telling her, "Siddiqa,
what's upsetting me right now

"and what's upsetting Mom

"is the level of disrespect
that you're showing

in the presence of Mom."

We don't do this.

When we as sisters have an argument,
or we do something,

we keep it outside
and away from Mom's eyes.

I was like,
"You guys are so disrespectful!"

- Shame on them.

No wonder Mom wants to go to Pakistan.

Because you know what?
There's no drama over there.

She's so tired of the drama
from all of us,

she don't want part of it.

That's why she wants to go.

This is how you want your mom to be?

Every day she prays.

She special prays to go back.
- I know, she's dying to go back.

- I told her, "Why you wanna go, Mom?"

She said, "Because you know why?
I'm hurt by you guys.

"I can't stand you fighting.

"Get along. You're sisters. You're blood.

All the sacrifice I made for you guys,
it's not worth it, you know?"

It's not part of it like this.

We crossed the desert of Afghanistan
to cross the border.

We had nothing.

The clothes on our back.

And they forget
the sacrifice we made for everybody.

- I know that we will be able
to move forward from this,

but I know that it's gonna take some time.

Lines were crossed.

And some really mean things were said.

And right now,
it's really not feeling about family.

It's not...

honoring my mom.

At this point in time,

I don't know
if I wanna be there for the fundraiser.

I'm just so disappointed.

- I'm good.
Like, I don't think I... I'm gonna go.

- Me either. I'm not gonna go.

Half of us
are not gonna show up to the event.

How is the event gonna look like
with half the family not there?

Let's pray on it
and just hope for the best, you know?

I'm gonna go ahead
and send you Elon's rider

for the DJ equipment.

So go ahead and send me that invoice
and then I'll email you back, okay?

All right, thank you.

- They're gonna set up at 10:00 a.m.
- Okay.

3:30, we have to be show-ready.

Based on what I've seen already,

when I did the quick walk-through
this morning,

I'm freaking out.

I just need to make sure
that they're gonna arrive on time.

My God, did you order
the... the lighting that Gem wanted?

- sh*t, yeah. I need to.
- We need that.

Literally, overnight it.

My God, I totally forgot about that.

Tanairy said she would send me an invoice.

And that's the thing,
is now we're adding lighting.

So I feel like
our costs are starting to go up.

- Well, I have another invoice for you.
- What?

- The sound system.
Elon cannot spin on the mobile DJ set.

He said absolutely not.

And Julian said it was gonna cost
anywhere from $4,000 to $8,000...

- What?
- To get the sound system.

- No, no, no, Siddiqa,
we can't spend that kind of money.

- Tanairy said she can
find something for like 1,200 to 1,500.

- There's still...
I feel like we have so much to do.

With all the family drama
that happened at Shakur's house,

I felt even more pressure
to have a successful event.

Especially, with my mom leaving
to Pakistan.

I can't believe
I allowed Rabya to provoke me

to a point that potentially would
jeopardize Mom from showing up.

And if she doesn't show up,

I'll feel like a failure.

My gosh.

- What's going on?
- Hey, ladies.

- We're just talking
about fundraising stuff.
Just having a meeting.

- I wanna see who has actually donated
and who was just chatting sh*t.

- Like, when we went to Classic
that other night

and the guy was like,
"I'm getting a table."

I gave him my contact. I gave him a dance.

You gave him a dance.

- Wait...
- You make it sound like
we gave him a lap-dance, girl!

- No! I mean, like,
we were doing, like, salsa.

Yeah, we allowed him to salsa with us.

- I was like, "You gave him a dance?"

My God, that sounds horrible.

- It does sound bad. I was like, "What?"

- It's all for the charity!
- No. No, no. That's not even...

- You guys are, like, talking
about all this fundraiser talk,

but it's like,
have you guys even talked to Mom

or talked to Shaista about everything
that went down at Shakur's house?

- I think both Siddiqa and Jamila
are so focused on the fundraiser

that they don't see
the significance about the fight

that happened at Shakur's house,

and how hurt Mom and the elders are.

- Rabya, her entitlement
is what bothered me.

It's like, I'm excited that you have
this new business that you're launching.

It's beautiful. That's great.

I'm here to support.

But that's not a time or place

to do that.

This is not that type of event.

This is for helping displaced families.

- That's the most important thing.
- Yeah, I get it.

But the reaction, I don't think
was warranted with Mom being there.

- It wasn't.

- Mom cried.
- She did.

- That was not okay.

We got there to do espand.

And it's like, how'd this happen
after we did espand?

- I apologized profusely.

There's nothing more
that I can do, you know?

Yes, I'm taking accountability
for my reaction.

- But we were the only ones
really apologizing.

- I mean, Rabya never apologized
for disrespecting Mom.

Her voice was just as loud,
if not louder than mine.

- That's irrelevant.
- Yeah.

- That's irrelevant.
It doesn't affect your apology.

No, it doesn't.
And my apology was there, Noor.

And I've apologized many times.

- I'm disappointed in myself
because I reacted like that.

And Rabya really knows
how to get under my skin.

- I know.

- Lately, it's definitely
elders against Wolf Pack.

- You came at me nasty.
You came at me rude.

The audacity that you have to call me
and be disrespectful to me and to Muzlefa,

to put down all the hard work
that she's done.

- I didn't put her down.

- Khadija, why are you talking, bro?

- Be happy to be here!

Khadija, stay your a*s
right there, boo-boo.

Stay your a*s right there, boo-boo.

- Don't ever speak family.

- You're useless.

You couldn't get the bags done!
You did nothing!

- Shame on all of you!

- I'm a little worried
there will be another big blowout.

- Obviously, you know, my reaction,
I wasn't really pleased with.

But I just don't think
some of the sisters, like, understand

how much work has been going on.

So there was obviously frustration.

I told Mom. I apologized to her.

I was like,
"Mom, I'm sorry for embarrassing you

and I'm sorry that you had to see this."

- So did I. I kissed her hands,
and I'm like, "I am so sorry."

And we don't wanna channel
any of that energy for the event.

- You're saying all this, but it's like,

if Shaista is saying, "You know what?
I don't think I wanna go anymore

because I'm offended,
I'm hurt because of the argument."

So she's saying she's not gonna go.

We all know if Shais doesn't go,
Mom's not gonna go.

That's just how it goes.

What if she doesn't come?
How's that gonna make you feel?

- I would be devastated.

That'd be embarrassing as
if she didn't come

because she's the inspiration
for this whole event.

But not just that, your older sisters
who are the actual refugees,

if they don't come either,

what does that say about our family?

Mom needs to come.

- I can't believe this is happening.

If my mom doesn't show up
to this fundraiser,

it would destroy me.

- I'm really excited about the fundraiser.

- I am too!
- To see how it's gonna turn out.

- You're gonna love my dress.

I probably will.

- I just think there's been so much, like,

talk and time and effort
and tears and this and that,

like, with the girls, you know?

And I just feel like it's gonna be nice
just to kind of wrap it up too, you know?

My gosh!

It'll be so great not to,
like, hear fundraiser talk anymore.

- Yeah, I don't wanna see
boxes in the house anymore.

Let us just hang out normally, you know?

Without charity talk
or gala talk, you know?

After everything that happened
the other day at Shakur's house,

I hope that everyone
can put their feelings aside

and show up for this fundraiser
because it's not just about them,

it's about
the innocent refugee women and children

that we're helping all across the world,

and making a bigger impact.

This is bigger than them.

- Cheers to no fundraiser talk.

- Cheers.
- Woo-woo!

I was online the other day,

and I saw something about, like,
dating red flags that you should look for.

- I haven't been on apps for so long,
I don't even know how they work anymore.

- On this app, people can send you roses.

Or they tell you if they like you.

- These are people that like you?
- These are all people that have liked me.

What'd he say to you?

- He said, "I had to buy a rose
and send it after reading this.

Thank Lord, your kind still exists."

My gosh. Like, they're free roses?

- They're... They're digital roses.
They're not actual roses.

Here's one.

"Hi! Your profile screamed at me.

How has husband-shopping
been going for you on here?"

This guy!

- Are you responding though?

You're not even responding to them.

Have you matched him?
- I did, and he sent me his number

and said,
"Why don't we message off the app?"

But I never messaged him.

Should I text him right now?

- Obviously. That was...
- Should I do it?

- That was weeks ago...
- That was last month?

And then you wonder
why you're not getting dates!

- I've never wondered
why I'm not getting dates, okay?

It's... I'm tired
of not connecting with people.

With... With dating the same...

Different versions of the same guy
who's not compatible.

Devil is a term for a reason.

What's a devil?

What the?
Are you making stuff up?

- I'm not.
- What is that?

- Basically, a guy can
put it down in the bedroom,

but in real life, he's a devil.

Okay. A devil.

- Exactly.
- I never heard that before.

What the?

- I feel like I have truly grown

from what I went through
in my last relationship.

I'm open to dating.

I've kind of talked with guys
here and there.

But I'm in the space
where I wanna get to know myself more

because I really don't wanna
repeat the same mistakes

of my last failed relationships.

- Okay, so was your last...
- Was your ex a devil?

- He was definitely just a devil.

- Okay.

- Devil with a pencil.
- That's what he was.

- Okay.

- I have learned.
- I don't with those people anymore.

I've cut them out
because it's not worth it to me,

like, to have that energy around me.

I'm happier being just alone by myself.

I mean, like, you know,
that's what vibrators are for.

- Hello, all you beautiful people.

- Our goal is $100,000.

- Donate now.

Support!

My God. Look at that! Muzlefa. Gem.

- If I could go back,
I'd take you all back then,

'cause then y'all listen more.

- My gosh.
- This is so beautiful.

Yeah, it fits you like a glove.

- You're gonna braid it?
- A braid?

Yeah, let's see.
Let's see what you can do.

- We just gonna do it like this.

Hi, Alex.

- How are you?
- I'm good.

- What do you think?
- It's beautiful.

Today's the day.

The fundraiser is here.

The moment we've all been waiting for.

- Welcome.

- Thank you.
- It looks gorgeous. My God.

- Yes. Yes, yes.

Welcome in.

My God, it's so beautiful.

- Yes. Good. Welcome.
- Everything is amazing.

So is everything on beat?
Is everyone on point?

- Yes. Yes.

- Now, the lighting, is it just because
the outside is really bright right now?

- Exactly. It'll dim down.
You okay with red in the back?

- Yes. It looks great.
Red is the vibe. Okay.

Everything is buzzing.

Red carpet, press, DJ,
jazz singer, catering, c*ck.

This is a Hollywood gala full of art.

It's going to be an amazing night.

Let's go do the red carpet

and then come back.
- Okay.

The only thing I'm a little uncertain of

is whether or not Mom and the elders
are gonna show up.

- I'm embarrassed by my actions.

I reacted in such a way
that is disrespectful.

So I really hope
the elders and Mom show up.

- I don't even have my phone so...
- I don't either.

- Mom needs to be here.

- Well, I mean,
she knows this is all for her, so.

Yeah, Sozahdah.

S-O-Z-A-H-D-A-H.

- Hi! You look gorgeous.

- Thank you, babe. You guys do too.
- You look amazing. Wow.

- My God!
- Hi.

- How are you?
- Hello.

Brother!

How are you?

So Haatchi, everyone's here.

I want you to do something crazy. Go.

- Jamila and I
are feeling really good about everything.

We're staying positive.

And if the elders don't wanna come,
that's fine,

but Mom needs to come.

And that is the only thing
that's on my mind right now.

So, Hamida, have you guys spoken...
Have y'all spoken to Mom or...

- No, I haven't.
- Khadija?

- I think that's Mom.

- I think that's Mom.

Muzlefa!

- Hi, you look so beautiful.
- You look so beautiful.

Thank you.

- What is that?

Okay.

So more than half of us are here.

That's a good thing.

I... I don't know how to hold it together.

I'm sort of having
this out-of-body experience.

You two, like, nice and tight.

- Okay.
- You got it.

- If Mom does not come to this fundraiser,

I'll feel like
all of this was for nothing.

Yeah, okay. Gimme some room.

Try to squeeze in there.

Is that Mom and Shaista?

- Jamila, let's go greet Mom.

Mom, thank you for coming.
As-salamu alaykum.

- When the elders and Mom
arrive on the red carpet,

I am floored.

My mom is the guest of honor.

This whole thing is for her.

I just need Mom to see
all the hard work that we put in.

And I really hope it's drama free.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

- We're gonna show everyone the seating,
so follow us.

- Hi, Dad.

I don't wanna get lipstick...
You got lipstick on your lips.

I'm happy that Jay agreed
to postpone the vow renewal.

It was a hard decision,
but a good one nonetheless.

And I think it gives us a chance
just to eliminate the noise,

the static of everything around us

and just be more in tune
and present in our marriage

and allowing that to keep growing.

We've come a long, long way.

I'm grateful for Jay
being the man that he is.

I can be my authentic real self

and still know that
he's gonna love me unconditionally.

Like my sisters do.

- I mean, it's really beautiful
the way they set it up.

It's very swanky.
Jamila and Sid did a good job.

They did a good job.

Have you seen anyone,
like, bickering or anything, or no?

- No. It's all been positive.
It's super good.

- All the sisters been playing nice?

- Yeah. Everyone's super, yeah.

- I mean, I really find
this whole situation interesting

that I'm on the opposite end
of the spectrum, you know?

How I was the one
that was kind of being...

Remember? Getting yelled at
and ambushed by all the girls

and then the tables got turned

and then,
Jamila and Sid finally saw, like...

what I've been feeling the entire time.

Honestly,
that was super disrespectful.

- It was beyond disrespectful

on how they dealt
and handled my mom that day.

That was way...
That was way out of line.

- Even I, me,
knowing how hot-headed I can get,

even I knew not... To shut the up

and not say anything
in front of my mom and Shaista.

Everyone seems to be playing nice
and enjoying themselves.

Honestly, I just... My only concern
was to make sure everyone got here.

That was it.

Now I'm curious to see
how long it's gonna take for them

to finally kumbaya
and come to, like, terms

and get on the same page.

I'm really happy to see
my mom and my elders here,

especially with everything
that happened at my house.

I know my sisters,

and some of them
don't forgive and forget quickly.

No apologies have been issued thus far.

And I'm just hoping
that doesn't create any issues tonight.

- We're so glad you made it, thank you.

- Gotta pay attention to.
- I love it!

Okay, love bug.

- I was like, "Those are my sisters."

They're like, "Yeah, we figured.
You guys are very bright."

- We're... We're wearing this
because we're the elders.

- Well, look, I am so happy
that you girls are here.

- We're here for the bigger picture,
bigger cause.

I know.

And... it's a blessing, honestly.

So thank you. Thank you, really.

- We are excited. We are excited.
- Enjoy yourselves.

- I'm getting some small whiffs
of awkwardness,

but I'm choosing
not to pay attention to it.

I am way past the bullshit and the drama.

I just want to move forward
and enjoy this fundraiser.

- So this is awkward,
seeing everybody after the fight.

And I appreciate that
Siddiqa is happy that we're there

and knows the value
of our importance of being there.

But in our culture,
you don't hold grudges.

And you apologize when you make mistakes,
and you ask for forgiveness.

And I'm really hoping
that an apology is coming.

And if not,
then I'm gonna be disappointed.

Enjoy yourself, ladies.

Thank you.

- Remember Hamida?
- Yes.

- How are you?
- How are you? Good to see you.

Good to see you. Likewise.

The num... the number nine, Noor.

- Hey. Good to see you.
- You too.

- So I know that we were
contemplating coming and whatnot.

There's a lot of hurt going on.

- I still... You know, that we are...
All three of us are owed an apology.

- Listen, is an apology owed in person?

- A hundred percent.
- Absolutely.

- But we are here because of this cause.

Like, we are refugees,

and we wanna be able to pay it forward.

- But honestly, the thing, there's...
Something still bother me for them.

I love my sister very much.
They're my life.

- The last thing we wanna do,
Shaista, is escalate anything.

At the end of the day,

we all have to show up
for one another, right?

And Mom is here.

We need to make sure
to show her our united front

because I do not want
that stuff to happen again.

Not on a beautiful day like today.

We may fight, we may bicker,

but we're always
going to be there for each other

to support one another

and take care of each other
and lift each other up.

Family over everything.

Y'all better not let your mother
smell that liquor on your breath.

Put gum in your mouth
after you drink that.

Is she gonna be discreet about
bringing those glasses over here?

Excuse me?

Are you able to make those drinks
behind the bar? Without the, like the...

- Yeah, I can.
- Thank you.

Thank you so much. I appreciate it.

You guys look so good.

Amazing. This is a charity event, right?
Not fashion show?

- All right. Okay, cool. Just checking.
- Both!

But I have
the pleasure of introducing you

to number seven and number eight.

You guys, come on up here.

Jamila and Siddiqa.

Let's go, ladies, come up here.

- Look at this crowd, Siddiqa.

We envisioned this dream
to be standing here with all of you

and sharing the same passion,

paying blessings forward or baraka.

We wouldn't be here
if it wasn't for faithful donors like you.

Your donations and your support
are helping us accomplish our mission.

And that is to aid and help
refugee women and children globally.

Thank you for trusting in us.

All you guys just being here...

You guys are all
an example of a serving spirit.

Esteeming yours... others above yourself

and restoring hope
in the future of humanity.

They say what you have doubles in value
when you share it with others.

We were born into a refugee family.

Our parents, our elder sisters

fled the w*r from Afghanistan to be here.

They know first-hand
what it feels like to be displaced,

stateless, scared of the unknown.

And...

we are not the only story here tonight.

There are many of you here
that have family

or they themselves who have

gone through great lengths
in search of a better life,

in search of a new beginning.

And that's why we are here today.

So thank you.

We have an amazing,
lovely night of art and entertainment.

But before we get started,

I have to give
a special thank you to the matriarch

of these, 10 women.

Mom.

Mom, thank you.

The queen.

All right.

Let's have some fun and raise some funds.

Thank you.

You guys hang tight.

There's a couple of screens
around the room.

With all the drama
that we've been having,

it's nice to have
everyone in one room, getting along.

And I always envisioned

and continue to want this
to be a family endeavor.

- You've never been to a gala before.
- I know.

- I know, or fundraiser?
- Yeah.

They did a good job?

So all that yelling, screaming,
stress...

Too bad we don't meet your man here, Mom.

That's what we trying
to find you, a looker.

Look, let me see
who's an el... eligible bachelor.

Where you at, Step-Daddy?

- All right, are we ready
to raise some money?

Is everyone ready to bid?

All right, thank you very much.
You're helping the charity.

- Even though formal apologies
have not been made,

it's enough that they're appreciative
that I was there,

that us older sisters all showed up.

We have
the giant piece, this is the Jesse...

I don't need, "I'm sorry."

It's really just a five-letter word.
It's your actions.

You respected me.
You gave me love.

It was genuine, and I'm okay with that.

- First lot
is the first of the Shepard Fairey.

Any interest at $12,000?
We're at $11,000.

- Our goal for this year's fundraiser
is to raise $100,000.

And right now,
we have raised about 50,000.

So I'm really hoping
that tonight's auction

will get us across the finish line.

- 19,000 we have. Anybody at 20?

We're at $19,000 bid once, 19,000 twice.

Last call at 19,000, any advance?

Sold at $19,000. Give her a nice hand.

The piece that we're bringing up right now
is uniquely one of a kind.

$3,000 bid, now 3,500 in the center,
now 4,000.

Sold!

All right, The Neon in Las Vegas.

Sold at 1,750. Buyer.

Sold at $1,500.

Gentleman right there.
Give him a nice hand. Thank you very much.

$6,000.6,500.7,000.

$7,000 bid, now 7,500.

We have 7,500 standing in the back.

Sold at 7,500! Give him a nice hand.

That was a nice fight. Three bidders.

We're looking for $11,000 for it.

$11,000 if you're interested.

We're gonna pass it.

Any interest at all?

Okay, let's pass that one
and go on to the next.

Chuck D and 3,200 on this one.

Any interest at 3,200
on this Shepard Fairey?

Anybody at all? Any interest?

Okay, let's pass it.
Go on to the next one.

I'm really nervous right now.

The auction started off really strong,

but now it's petered out.

And I'm worried
we're not gonna reach our goal.

Okay, let's pass that one.

And any interest on Angela Davis?

Anyone? Anyone?

Okay, let's pass on this one.

Anyone? Interest? Anybody out there?

And let's, bring two more up.

Any interest at 10.5? 10.5.

Somebody pick or we have to pass.

- Let's go. Let's go!

Man. If we don't reach our goal,
I'm gonna feel like a failure.

At 10,500, any interest?

Anyone?

This really is it.

We're gonna put up a piece right now

that's one of the most important pieces
in the auction.

I'm really nervous right now.

- It took him 20 years to go from concept

to actually being able
to put this into production.

- If we don't reach our goal,
I'm gonna feel like a failure.

At $89,000, it's an infinity piece
from every direction that you look.

Anybody decides
that they want it at 89,000?

You pay 60?

The offer is good only tonight.

- I have a buyer for 60.

Eeh. Can't do it. I wish I could.

- 60?
- I wish we could.

- Think of the women.
Think of the children.

We're getting close.

Come on!

- 89,000.
- 60. What the?

- Okay, we have it.

Congratulations!

- Whoa. Ladies and gentlemen,
we raised our goal of $100,000!

Jamila, we did it!

My God. We did it.

We not only hit our goal, we surpassed it.

It feels really amazing.

It does.

- It really is amazing. I'm proud of you.

Did it... Did it...
Is it more than what you expected?

- It exceeded my expectations.
But again...

you always... achieve
everything you wanna achieve, Jamila.

I'm proud of you. Really proud of you.

- Truly, it's like an honor,

to be able to be part of, like, a movement
where you can help other people.

Just knowing where my family came from,

not having, like, a penny

and then being able to raise
over $100,000 to help others.

Like, that money
is gonna go such a long ways.

It's gonna help a lot of people.

It's... It's the best feeling in the world.

- Went up to her and I was like...
- Hugged and kissed her.

Said nothing and I just held her.
- Yeah.

- And by the way she... I'm sorry.

- You did cross the line, but...
- I'm sorry.

- Okay.

- You hurt my feelings.
- I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, babe.

I was just so emotional,

and I was so caught up
in everything that was happening.

And... you heard
what I said in my speech, like...

This for you guys, this is...

Just forgive me.

Do you forgive me?

- I do. Because you did it in person.

Appreciate your apology.

Thank you.

Thank you.

- Okay, love bug.
- Okay.

Now, let's have some fun.

- Yeah, now let's go have some fun.

- Get your party shoes on,
ladies and gentlemen. Whoo!

- I feel like after all the fighting
over the last several weeks,

the fundraiser
has brought us back together again.

This is the kind of sisterhood
I thrive on.

- Maybe I didn't get the apology
that I was owed,

but we are family

and we're not gonna
let anything break that.

You can't ask for
anything better than that.

I've learned a lot about myself.

I learned to be more expressive
in my emotions and my feelings

and not suppress them so much.

I've definitely been more reactive
these past few months

and I think
that's been kind of good for me.

But don't get it twisted,

it's always gonna be
family over everything.

I may not with you for a month.

May not talk to you for a month,

but at the end of the day,
girl, I'm always gonna be there.

That's... That... That's...
They're my everything.

- What I want for myself is more healing

and growth
from my past toxic relationships,

and maybe some romantic dalliances.

But the most important thing
is that all of my sisters can stay united

and understand that no problem is too big
if we tackle it together.

- I definitely feel like I grew
during this process.

I became closer with some of my sisters

and myself, because I feel like
exploring and being on my own

has gotten me to this point where
I'm just kind of like, "Do you, Hamida."

And your true colors
will always show eventually.

But one thing I know for sure,

unless I got a ring on this finger,

I'm free to do whatever I want.

I want to be a part
of this circle of trust with my sisters.

And I'm working on it still.

But it's definitely starting
to feel like old times again.

And that's what makes me happy.

We can have our differences,

we can withhold secrets,
but you know what? that.

None of that is ever gonna
come between our sisterhood

and our sister-ship.

- I had a tough year
with the pregnancy and miscarriage,

but despite that hardship,

I feel like I've gained
a new perspective on life

and just how I live my life,

and I'm grateful for that.

I'm excited about my growing businesses,

and I know there's a baby
in my near future.

I'm gonna get those eggs frozen.

- That's a wrap!

- Whoo!

- Thank you, everybody!

Damn!

Speak my truth.

- Secrets, secrets, secrets!

- I'm pregnant.

Just kidding.

She would k*ll me.

- All right.

- And the secret that
I've been holding from the world is...