01x04 - Beverly Hills Heartbreak

[bunniefuu]

[upbeat pop music plays]

♪ I would run ♪

♪ As fast as I can ♪

♪ And I'd fly higher… ♪

[Christine] Kelly's bringing her mom.

- Is she an only child?
- [Kane] She's an only child.

- You're an only... No, you're not.
- No, I'm not. I have two younger brothers.

The entire family legacy is on you.

Let's not...

[chuckles] Don't give me that burden.
That's why I came to LA.

Well, you know,
right now, um, I'm trying to figure out

if it's better just to have
Baby G being an only child.

If you could be an only child,
would you have?

Oh, totally, 100%.

[both laugh]

Hi!

- Hi! Oh, my goodness.
- [in Mandarin] Hello, Auntie.

My mother, I call her a superwoman

because, when we were in China,
we had a lot of privilege,

and we lived really well,

but when we moved to the United States
when I was ten years old,

my mom was working three jobs.

She gave up her whole life for me.

So, she's a very selfless woman.

[in Mandarin] I felt this was
a good time to hire a fortune teller.

I want him to read us because I feel
there are lots of changes in our lives.

- [in English] I'm so excited.
- [Christine] Yeah.

Hi.

[in Mandarin] Hello, Master Yang.

- [in English] Oh, my God. He's legit.
- [all chuckle]

[in Mandarin] Kelly. Thank you for coming.

[Kane, in English]
Chinese people are really superstitious.

Even when I go to Vegas,
when I gamble, I take out my compass.

I'm like, "I have to sit in the North."

[Christine, in Mandarin]
Who wants to go first?

[Kane, in English] Me first?

- [all chuckle]
- [in Mandarin] And you can't sweat,

because the sweat
on your palms will affect the reading.

[chuckles]

[Kane, in Mandarin] Can you see
if I can be successful in Los Angeles?

[Master Yang] Your career line, see it?

- On your career path, money is rolling in.
- Mm.

You are destined
to become a boss in the future.

- [in English] Boss life. #bosslife.
- [all chuckle] Ah!

[Christine] I wouldn't know
a legit fortune teller

from a bum off the street.
I was raised Christian,

and I was never allowed

to read any horoscopes,

go see any fortune tellers…

Psychic readings, forget it.

So, this is my one shot.

[in Mandarin] I'm so scared.

Don't be scared.
Put your hand down here. Let me see.

I'd like to know if you can see

if I'll have more children in the future.

[Master Yang] Okay.

Give me your right hand.

- [Christine] Okay, right hand.
- [Master Yang] Yes, this right hand.

- My hands are a little dry.
- [Master Yang] Don't move.

My head is flat.

- [Kane chuckles]
- [Master Yang, in Mandarin] Listen to me.

Now, you already have one kid.

If no one interferes, you will have…

- Five children.
- Five children?

[Kane, in English]
You have a dynasty, he's saying.

Gabe wants two more,

the fortune teller is saying
I'm gonna have five more.

Can I just have one day

of just no more kids. [chuckles]

[Master Yang, in Mandarin]
Let's look at your face.

Look, this part is M-shaped.

It's M-shaped.

You have a gentle side
and also an independent, reflective side.

You are seeking...

You're seeking

a very noble, true kind of love.

[Kelly] Mm.

[Master Yang, in Mandarin]
Your relationship has ups and downs.

So right now, with your current situation,

if you have doubts
about your current relationship,

it's okay.

You can keep looking.
Your decision will be right

because according to your life
and relationship lines,

there are still more men
out there for you.

[in English] Kelly, you don't need
a fortune teller to tell you that.

You could ask Siri.
Siri would tell you the same.

Siri would be, like,
"Shut up, Kelly. Sh... Shut up."

[in Mandarin]
Andrew is a very nice person.

I think a husband's basic finances
should be secure.

I don't know Andrew's financial situation.

- [Kane] It's not good.
- [all chuckle]

[laughs]

[in Mandarin] You have to find a man

who's of water element.

[in English] Me.

- [in Mandarin] You get along well with me.
- [all laugh]

[Emily, in Mandarin] How do we find
this guy with water element?

[in English]
It's in front of your eyes, stupid.

[hip hop music plays]

[Kane] Well,
I closed this bowling alley for all of us.

[Kevin] Wow. Look at this. This is nice.

Thanks, Kane!

- Dude, this is so awesome.
- [Kane] Do you know how to bowl?

Yeah, I know how.

[grunts]

- Strike... [cries out, groans]
- [Kane] Ooh!

- Yes!
- [Kane] Strike!

Jaime!

- [Kevin] Oh, here she comes.
- Hi!

This is not New York Fashion Week, but...

Yeah, this is the perfect bowling outfit.

- [Kane] How are you?
- Good.

You're gonna bowl in this?

- In heels? Yeah.
- [Kevin] Really?

- [Jamie] I can do everything in heels.
- Love to see this.

[Kane chuckles]

[chuckles] Stop laughing!

Ah, that's what I thought.

[Kane] No way! Oh, that's good!
That's good. That's pretty good.

[Kevin, annoyed]
Are you kidding me?

Being a guest at Anna's house,

I believe Kim's behavior was childish

and super disrespectful to Anna.

[Guy] She has a p*nis pump.

[Kim] Throw it outside!
That sh*t's disgusting.

- [Guy] You think it'd be rude...
- [Kim] It's not rude!

Let's just work it out here.

I closed this alley
so we can work this out.

[Kevin] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

All right,
we have "chicks" versus "dicks."

How about that? Look!

- That's pretty funny.
- [Jamie] Here you go.

[grunts in disgust] Oh.

Don't touch it!
You wanna touch dirty ba*ls?

You know how many dirty hands
have been in there?

Are you guys hiring? She DJs on the side,
she cleans ba*ls on the side, and like...

She... she got her hand condoms on.

Oh, my goodness.

[grunts] Jesus Christ, that sh*t's heavy.

- I almost... Oh, yes!
- Oh, look! No!

- [Kim cries out, chuckles] Yay!
- [Jamie] Oh, yes!

- [Kane] Kevin?
- I don't feel like bowling.

All right, Mr. Sensitive.

I'm not being sensitive, dude.

[grunts]

Can't pretend like everything's all okay,
you know? 'Cause it's not.

Let me go in her house
and do all this sh*t.

[Kim] Somebody is
backin' up his sugar mama.

Who raised you, wolves?

- [drink splashes]
- [Guy cries out]

Kim, I feel you have something to say.

If you do, I think you should say it.

I'm gonna hide the drinks for now.

- It was a nice event...
- [Kevin] Yes, it was and then...

And all of a sudden you went at me.

Yeah, because you threw
an alcoholic drink at me.

You're the one that got mad
about a damn p*nis pumper.

- What is a p*nis pump, anyway?
- [Guy] It's okay, you don't need to know.

[Kane] Does Anna have a boyfriend?
Does she have a secret lover?

He has to be German.
[chuckles] He has to be Israeli.

It's huge. I've never seen
a p*nis pump bigger than my protein shake.

I should Google it.

Hi, guys!

[Kane] Anna!

- Hi, Kane!
- [Kane] Hi! How are you?

[Kim] This whole thing
just kind of, like, blew up in my face.

Guy Tang is the one

that went in the bathroom
and discovered that.

Then, all of a sudden, I'm the bad person
that found the p*nis pumper.

[Kevin] We were just talking about you.

- [Anna] Oh, yay. How are you?
- [Kevin] How are you?

I'm good.

- [Anna] Here's my honey.
- [Kevin] Hey. Whoa, I saw a photo of you.

- Ken. Pleasure.
- [Kevin] Kevin. Nice to meet you.

- [Kane] Which one's better? The photo?
- Real life.

- [woman] Better in person.
- [Kane] Better in person?

- Little bit more real life size.
- Nicki, his girlfriend.

- Hi. Nice to meet you.
- Hello.

[Guy] I'm apologizing to you now.

- I'm sorry I didn't apologize...
- Thank you. You don't need to be.

- I saw something that made me laugh...
- You were being funny. Yes.

But the stupidity, on her part,
of walking into people's homes,

that's what's unacceptable.

Have you talked to Kim about it?

- Bring her over.
- Kim!

[grunts, groans]

- Kim. Come. Come.
- Since Kane wanted us to talk.

- Wait.
- [Kim] Don't be mean.

- Sit down.
- Alright.

[Anna] Have a seat.
You brought us together.

Okay.

[Kane] They did, not me.

- I'm gonna be really straight-up with you.
- Mm.hmm.

You have no right
to go into people's houses.

I just wanted to show him the closet.
He decided to go into your bedroom.

- Kim.
- [Kim] Can someone speak up?

Why is it all, like, me?

If nobody taught you, I'm gonna tell you.

Your actions can hurt other people.

I don't get this, though.
What is this conversation about?

- Because you haven't apologized...
- …or admitted you're wrong.

You don't want me to joke around.
It's not funny. I get that.

No, I'm just talking about your actions.

You have no remorse for your actions.

Just admit, like, okay, fine. You know?

Acknowledge it
so we can, like, all move on.

Okay, you guys all win.

No, that's not the answer.

It's not about winning and losing.

I'll take an "L" right now.
I'll take a big a*s "L."

Please, I have a headache.

[Kim] Once upon a time,
Kim Lee was a fan of Anna Shay.

I listen to older people
because I like to learn.

But when you don't make sense,
sorry, you're just wasting your breath.

No.

My God, it's too much.

If what Anna said to Kim
doesn't get through to Kim,

nothing will get through to Kim.

Who else wants to be mad? You, too?
Who's mad? The wall's mad?

I'm not mad.

And so, I'm just going to be
the bigger person and just apologize,

so we can just move on from this sh*t.

- I want to make sure we're okay, right?
- We're fine.

[Kevin] Okay. Move forward?

Yeah. Always.

- [Kevin] All right. Cool.
- Cool. Always.

Sorry for throwing a drink at your...
That was a nice jacket, though.

- It was really nice.
- [Kim] It was.

- Look!
- [Kevin] Whoa!

Yeah!

[upbeat music plays]

♪ I'm on fire ♪

♪ I'm going out with smiles
And the innocence ♪

♪ I'm on fire… ♪

[Dr. Chiu]
There's definitely a lot of space.

I love the high ceilings,
not that that matters for Baby G.

I feel like
I would have an architectural firm

come in and redo at least
all the doors and flooring.

When Gabe and I
were a couple with no kids,

we thought Malibu was it for us.

- Is this crayon resistant?
- [Dr. Chiu chuckles]

Marker resistant?

And now, as parents, I mean,
this school thing is a real struggle.

I mean, where you live is everything.

So, we really need to find a house
that's close by a desirable preschool.

I feel like the best guest room is, like,

Hotel Bel-Air or the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Well, it is nicer that way,
so then we don't have to entertain our…

- Your family? [laughs]
- …family that's visiting. [laughs]

You said it, not me!

Yeah, but we don't need to make
extra rooms for the in-laws and such,

but we can always go ahead
and make an extra room for another child.

Gabe, I mean,
I feel like we've been through this.

I just

finally got over the hump

of, you know, not being a disappointment

or an embarrassment to your family,

and now, like, you want me to

expose myself to possibly more?

How?

- How?
- [Dr. Chiu] Yeah.

Because we have Baby G,
you just said that that's all resolved.

It's a different thing now.

Life is different now.

Gabe, have you forgotten

that for the last ten years,

every single time
they've had any communication with me,

it's, "Why aren't you pregnant?"

"Why don't you have a child?"

Instead of actually seeing the fact

that I'm going through rounds
and rounds and rounds of IVF treatments.

Not because…

That you didn't need to do
in the first place. I understand.

[Christine] Dr. Chiu's family knew
we were having medical issues.

And, um,

they just started blaming…

[sniffles, cries]

…my genetics and my health.

I mean, I don't wanna say this,
but the truth is

it wasn't my health issue.

[sniffles]

It was Gabe's.

And I took the blame all of these years.

[cries]

I took it for him…

[sniffles]

[sniffs]

…because I didn't want him to be…

[sobs and sniffles]

…upset.

I stepped up and bore your shame.

[gentle music plays]

The fact is, I understand you didn't
need to take on all those difficulties

and accept the, uh, burden for both of us.

I don't feel
it was fair to be pointing fingers at her

because, well, basically,

I needed a couple surgeries
to be able to, um, have Baby G.

Well, the fact of the matter is,

if we're going to have any more children,

I have to use a surrogate.

And they would still
have rumors behind my back,

and say it's, you know,
I don't wanna carry our children

because I wanna go shopping or something.

I can't expose myself to that again.

I don't want you
to go through any of that stuff.

Uh, you never should've gone through it
in the first place.

And I'm sorry that I didn't step up more

to tell them to lay off

and just leave it alone.

I guess I was just as bad.
I ignored their responses,

and I don't know that I'll ever
be able to give Christine back in kind

what she's given to me.

You know, I... I aim to please.

I... I don't wanna disappoint your family.

And I do wanna be
a great daughter-in-law.

Um,

but I would like to

not be put through that again.
[chuckles lightly]

I understand.

We can just go ahead and put that
on the back-burner.

Or take it off the stove if you want.

Okay?

Christine and I have a lot of love,

and with Baby G
we feel more like a complete family.

Yes, another child would
bring more fulfillment,

but if you were to ask me what
the most satisfying change in my life was,

I'd have to say
it was Christine coming into my life.

So, it doesn't matter
what my parents think,

it matters what we think.

So, what do you think about the house?

[upbeat music plays]

Oh, perfect.

- Hi, Kevin! Hi.
- Hello, Kane!

What's up, man?

- [Kane] Shoe problems.
- What kind of shoe problems?

[Kane] I don't know
where to put my new shoes.

- How have you been?
- [Kevin] I've been good.

- You didn't call me the other day.
- No, I'm sorry. Got a little tied-up.

- What's this?
- I got the genetic test back.

- Did you look at it?
- No, I was gonna wait for you.

Like, it finds out whether you're Korean...

Right. Whether you're...

Or as smart as the Chinese people,
or, like, are you as...

What? No. It doesn't say
your intelligence level or anything.

Chinese people are known
to be good at math.

[laughs]

- [Kevin] I'm hoping...
- It's true.

But I'm Korean.

You might not be Korean.
That's why you're doing this test.

[Kevin] Growing up,
I always felt different.

I always felt out of place.

Kids would bully me.

I never wanted to be Asian growing up.

I always remember wanting to be white.

I could be Mongolian.

The direct descendant of Genghis Khan.

Don't think so highly of yourself.

We need a bet. Pick your number.

Seventy-five percent Korean.

Seventy-six percent.

- No, stop that!
- [laughs] What?

- No!
- This is fair. This is how you negotiate.

I've learned negotiating with my dad,

so I never put the offer first.

Let them do the talking first,
before you go in and close the deal.

Okay, what do you wanna bet?

Okay. What's the bet?
It has to be something, like...

If I'm right,

I get to pick a pair of your shoes.

Well, if I'm right, I get to pick
your favorite pair of red shoes.

- Oh.
- Yeah, it's fair. These are like 3,000.

- Minimum?
- Yeah.

- Sneakers. A pair...
- [Kane] Yeah, that shoe's 10,000.

- Which one?
- Crocodile one.

- That's real crocodile? No!
- [Kane] Yeah.

- Okay, fine. Fine.
- Deal.

- [Kevin] All right.
- Oh, my God, I won!

- [yells] No! No!
- Yes!

- [Kevin yells] f*ck! Ah!
- [laughs]

- [yells] No! Give it to me!
- Oh, my God. I won!

[Kevin] I lose the bet.

He's not my best friend anymore.

[Kane] Seventy-seven.
I won by one percent.

This should show where...

Which part of Korea you're from, like...

- South Korea?
- It says Seoul.

You got mostly from Seoul,
and then Gwangju and Busan.

It's really fun learning about my culture,

with this genetic test.

It makes me realize
I really feel the need to learn more

about my Korean background.

[Kane] Where's Bindi?

- Okay.
- Bindi, I won!

- Come here, Bindi.
- [Kevin] My God.

- Are you still thinking about winning?
- [Kane] Of course. Yeah.

Come here.

[pop music plays]

[Andrew] All right. Check this out.

[pop music plays]

Okay, so think about the ocean,
California coast, blue skies, pan down.

Car. Vroom.

Give me

hair flying.

Drew's a very committed actor.
But, at the same time, he loves music.

[pop music continues]

So, he manages
a couple music artists and producers.

- [Andrew] You guys wanna take a soft ten?
- [musician] Yeah.

- [Andrew] And come back in a bit.
- [Kelly] That was really good.

- I'm a little tired. Little bit.
- You tired? [chuckles]

But it's sounding really good.

- [Andrew] Can I ask you something?
- [Kelly] Yeah, of course.

Um…

- What's up?
- I don't know. Well, I do know.

Well, you know,
we were at the party. Kane's party…

But I feel, like,
just the littlest thing, he'll just snap.

You know? He'll blow up.

I didn't mean to overhear it, obviously.

But the girls,
you were talking to them about Paris.

Were they asking you about that?

[dramatic music plays]

I mean, yeah.

Of course, it got around
of what happened in Paris.

How? How did it get out?

I mean, I just know this.

We both moved on, right?

But the thing with Paris,
you have to understand, is...

Why are we still talking about Paris?
We need to put this thing to bed.

We need to put it six feet under.

This... This has always been
a trigger area for me.

I don't want our private time exposed.

Well, if they ask me what happ...
They ask me, what should I say?

Say, "You know what? Unfortunately,
it's none of your business."

You know
how many times I've said that before.

But, this time,
other people were there, too.

When you, you know, blew up.

That's why I'd hope
you'd stand your ground,

draw a line in the sand, and say,
"This is the man that worships me."

Is this our relationship,

or the group of friends' relationship?
Do you understand?

Because whatever happens
between you and I, nobody needs to know.

Just say, "Not talking about that." Okay?

Our sh*t should not be
in everyone's lives.

You understand, right?

I prefer our private things
to stay in our home.

A hundred percent. But 99%
of the stuff is privately at home.

It's just that that percentage
was in front of other people.

I just…

Why can't we meet in the middle?
Why does no one talk to me?

Why doesn't Anna call me?
"Hey, Drew, I talked about that..."

She's never seen
anything like this in her life.

- She's...
- She's never seen somebody get angry?

- [Kelly] Yeah.
- What does she see?

I don't know what she sees.
I wasn't there.

I was in my room,
on the phone, having a private moment.

When you answer the phone, if you know
people are around, that's up to you.

We didn't know it'd get like that.

I didn't realize you were gonna go crazy.
It went on and on.

- You were heated.
- [Andrew] I was worried.

- No, you get really extreme.
- I was worried.

Why can't you just believe me?

When you get really extreme,
you can't calm down.

[through clenched teeth]
Ugh! I don't know what to say!

[in normal voice]
Do you not love me or do you?

- Okay. No.
- No, no, no! "Okay" what?

I'm just... You're getting really...

Bethany talked about "as soon
as he gets like this" I'm gonna…

- I would never, ever...
- …space it out a little bit.

- I'm talking and you're walking away.
- [Kelly sighs] No. No.

[dramatic music continues]

[Andrew sighs]

[pop music plays]
♪ If you only believe ♪

♪ Believe, yeah ♪

♪ Believe, yeah ♪

[Kane] Tell you about it later. Um...

- Oh, guess who's here? [chuckles]
- [Kim] No way.

- Yeah, guess who's here.
- [Kane] We were just talking about you.

- Yeah?
- [Kim] Hi.

How are you? Good to see you.

- What is this? A gift?
- [Kevin] I lost it.

So, I don't want his stupid, smelly shoes.

It's just the principle behind it.

When I win something,
let's close the deal.

Hand was shaken. We had a deal, let's...

I take my prize.

- I'm gonna try them.
- [Kevin] Gonna wear them in front of me?

[Kane] Yeah. It's really comfortable.
Thank you so much.

- I had a genetic test taken.
- How do you feel about that?

My whole life I never wanted
to look for my birth parents.

But now I'm starting to care

because I do feel like
that might be a missing piece in my life.

So, after the 23andMe test,

I emailed the adoption center

about information on my birth parents,
or anything they could give me for leads.

My grandfather referred me

to King Dong Baby Home.

My birth parents were broken up,

"and your grandfather
took care of you since then."

"But he thought it would be better
to give you up for a better future."

That sh*t is crazy.
They have all this information?

[Kane] So your grandfather
gave you up, not your mom.

Yeah, exactly.

Did you tell your parents about this?

No. Uh, my mom's coming,
so I'm going to talk to her about it.

I almost feel like I'm betraying her.

- That's how I feel.
- You feel? You were adopted?

No, I wasn't adopted,

but I... I don't remember much.

All I remember was...

They were... One day they were just, like,
"We're getting a divorce,"

and my dad was just, like,
"Who do you want to live with?"

And I didn't hesitate. I just said,
"My mom," and I just remember...

I just remember that look on his face.

He was just heartbroken.
It happened so quick.

And I feel like, um,
you know, you just feel

that one part missing in you.

And you see other families
with, like, a father and stuff...

- Do you wanna know your dad?
- We lost contact.

- And I don't know where the hell he's at.
- Really?

[Kim] My father knows where to find me.

Because my grandma never moved.

And so I'm, like,

"If he doesn't try, why should I try?

I'm gonna cry.

- [Kane] Don't cry.
- Okay, I'm not gonna cry.

Can I get the waiter? I need a drink.

- How do you say "hello" in Vietnamese? Hi?
- Uh... chào, sinh chào.

- [Kane] Sinh chào?
- [Kim] No. "Sinh"…

- Sinh chào. Okay. Hello.
- And "chào." Yeah.

"Can I get water?" How do I say that?

[Kim speaks Vietnamese]

- [tries to repeat, speaks gibberish]
- [Kim laughs loudly]

[in English] I don't know
how to say this. I don't get 100.

[Kim, in Vietnamese]
Can you get me coconut water?

[in English] He's not Vietnamese. [laughs]

- [Kevin] Do you not speak Vietnamese?
- [waiter] I'm not Vietnamese.

- You're not Vietnamese. What are you?
- Prove it! Show us your genetic test.

- I'm Filipino.
- [Kim] I had a feeling.

- [Kevin] You do not look Filipino.
- [Kane and Kim laugh]

Um, can I get a coconut water?

- [waiter] Coconut water?
- Yeah.

- He doesn't look Filipino.
- [Kane] No, he doesn't.

- Like you. You don't really look Korean.
- f*ck you, I'm 78%.

[laughs]

[rock music plays]

[Kelly] Hi.

- How you doing, Bethany?
- [Dr. Bethany] Hi, Kelly. Hi, Andrew.

- It's nice to see both of you.
- Pretty in pink.

[Kelly] Good to see you.

Andrew and I haven't been talking much
the last couple days.

We're at this breaking point.
We can't keep going like this.

Where would you like to start?

[Kelly sighs]

From where we left off, I guess.

Can you tell me about your last fight?

End of the day, for me,

- it's not about that specific fight.
- [Dr. Bethany] All right.

It's just, in general,

we're in a toxic environment.

[sighs] The fights don't stop.

[fighting tears]
Sometimes I just feel like, um…

stressful.

[soft music plays]

[Dr. Bethany]
What have you been fighting about?

Just small stuff

that just gets escalated really fast.

I think, sometimes
when he asks me questions,

um,

it doesn't matter what answer I give him,
if it's not the exact answer he wants,

um,

it's the wrong thing to say.

He wants to hear,
"I'm sorry and I love you."

That's what I need.

And to me, it's a lack of…

effort, love,

compassion, empathy, for the other person.

At first, I have patience.

I kind of comfort him.
But he just keeps going on and on,

and I'm, like,
"I can't hear this anymore."

And he's like, "All I wanted you to do
is just comfort me and give me a hug"

and just be, basically, babying him.
It's really draining.

Sometimes I just need a hug,
and that'll be the end of it.

[Kelly] It's never the end of it.

From your side, Andrew,

I feel that you are replaying a childhood

in which you felt

that mom and dad were not there for you.

So, because of that,

everything gets interpreted as rejection.

What it is for me is she's my teammate,

my partner in life that we've chosen.

I would like to communicate
with my partner.

[crying] The thing is that,
like, we love each other so much,

but it's not healthy. [sniffs]

It's so toxic.

I'm just tired.

I want to be happy. I don't wanna fight
about stupid things anymore.

I really think he needs to work through
some stuff by himself.

By being together, I'm enabling him.

What you really want
is a period of separation.

- Am I correct about that?
- Yes, I wanna break the cycle. Yes.

We have a wonderful, beautiful life.

It's just not a perfect life.

- And it's okay.
- I don't think so.

- We will work on ourselves.
- [Dr. Bethany] Andrew.

I'll work on myself.

You cannot get better

until you have a preference
for living in reality.

I only live in reality.

The reality is that Kelly is saying
she wants to separate.

And you're saying the two of you
have a beautiful relationship.

I mean,
those are two very different messages.

If she would say, "Drew, 100% I don't
want to be with you anymore.

Goodbye."

I would respect that.

- But she did say it.
- [Andrew] But I'm gonna move forward.

I'm committed.

Kelly, would this separation, for you...

Do you want it to be a permanent break up?

Last time we did this,

I was really hoping that we can

just be a temporary separation

and figure things out.

But I think for him,
it's either we're together or we're not.

So you both are willing

to separate your living spaces?

I don't know.

I'm gonna figure out what needs to happen

for positive change,

and I wanna make that happen.
I wanna see my love to be happy.

[Dr. Bethany] Andrew,
would you mind if I talk to Kelly

for a few minutes alone?

I wanna explore individually with her

what she really wants.

- Yeah.
- [Dr. Bethany] You can help yourself out.

[Andrew] I'll be back.

So, Kelly,

what I'm very concerned about
is what's going to happen tonight.

Either the two of you go home
and have crazy, passionate love

and get back together again,

or take action and tell him

you really don't wanna
keep talking about this

and you have separate evenings.

[Andrew] Allow us
to be the light in our dark times,

and be light around other people.

Encompass us.

Bring us closer to you, Lord.
In Jesus' name I pray.

I felt, because the two of you
keep breaking up

and then getting back together again,

it would be good for us
to set a structure.

Yeah. Um, if I can go back to the house,

I can pack a bag for the week.

And I can stay somewhere else,

till he moves all his stuff out

and give him a certain time.

Like, a week, or something like that.

I'm okay with that.

- Then you have a place you could go?
- Yeah.

I just know that this is not
the kind of relationship I should be in,

that he should be in.

That was nice of you
to let us have a few minutes together.

It shouldn't be this difficult.

[Dr. Bethany] Drew,
you want to work things out.

And Kelly,
you're saying you want to separate.

It's not what Andrew wants to do.
It's what you want to do.

Do you feel like you're saying,
right now, everything you want to say?

The plan is, um,

for me to have two hours right now,
so I can pack for the week.

And then for you to have a week

to move out.

[introspective music plays]

How does that sound to you?

I just hoped and prayed and worked.

And it wasn't enough.

If she needs a break-up for her,
and she needs it, that's great.

I would give that

over and over, and over, and over again.

If you love it, let it go.

And if it was ever meant to be,

it will come back and in a hundred-fold.

What about you, Kelly?

I think this separation
has been a long time in the making.

It's gonna be very painful.

I care about you both.

I really, really do.

- All right, bye sweetie.
- [Kelly] Okay.

It is so hard.

Especially when you've
been with somebody for this long.

I really want peace sometimes.
I just want stability.

So, I think it's time to move on.

[upbeat music plays]

- [chuckles]
- Did you bring me a birthday present?

- [Theresa] I did.
- You didn't text me "happy birthday."

Oh, sh... Well, I thought
because I was gonna see you.

I know. I'm a bad mother.

- Mwah!
- [Theresa chuckles]

It means so much
that my mom is actually here

because I've had enough time
to have a new friend circle, a new life,

and now she can see
what my new life is like.

- [Theresa] Oh, thank you, sir.
- I've learned this from my friends.

[Theresa] Not from your father.

- No. They taught me how to treat a lady.
- [Theresa] You put it on my shoe.

- [Kevin] Oh, sorry. Yeah.
- [Theresa laughs]

[Kevin] I'm still working on it.

I wanted to ask you,
did you notice anything new?

Your sneakers?

They're Dior.

[Theresa] Oh, God. Take one off.

- There's bugs on the bottom.
- [Kevin] It didn't come with the bugs.

[Theresa] Oh, now I see it.

- I thought it was skeletons.
- [Kevin] Yeah.

- How much were they?
- [Kevin] Guess.

- [Theresa] Six-fifty?
- [laughs]

- More?
- [Kevin] Yeah.

Fifteen hundred?

Ooh, close. Eleven hundred.

- Phew. Did you pay for them?
- [Kevin] No, I didn't.

One of my friends did.

I told her you'd k*ll me
if you ever found out I paid for them.

- I was gonna say, I would've k*lled you.
- [laughs]

So, stress is gone?

No, it's okay.
I'm getting used to it here.

I'm just trying to find
a girl that I can connect with.

So, my friend Kelly is somebody
I'm interested in.

She's pretty,

she's very driven and career-oriented...

- That sounds like you.
- I'm very pretty?

- Mm-hmm.
- [Kevin] Thank you.

But I'm not quite sure
if I wanna, like, cross over.

Do you know what I mean? To, like, dating.

But she has a boyfriend.

Oh, well, that's not a good...
You can't jump in on that one.

[chuckles]

Me and my mom are super close.

I remember I would call her
at college when I was feeling lonely

or feeling anxious,
and she would always be there.

I could always look to her for advice.

But I'm a little hesitant
to tell my mom this

because I'm scared
that she's going to take it personally.

We, uh... We...

- We talk about anything and everything.
- Mm-hmm.

And, um, I was...

This is the one thing
that I was hedging on talking about.

Oh, no.

[clears throat]

Uh,

this whole time
I just really reassured you and Daddy,

like, I had no interest
in finding my birth parents.

I didn't feel like it was important.

Um…

but I think...
I think there's some validity into it now.

Um…

but I wanted to ask you
if that was okay, though.

I would want to know.

- Yeah?
- Yeah, absolutely.

Absolutely. I think you should... Yeah.

I... I've always been curious.

- Really?
- [Theresa] Mm-hmm.

I... I guess it's selfish reasons for me,
wanting to find them,

because I would want them to see

what a great man you are today.

That's the truth.

It is.

You know, that they missed out on such a…

raising such a fine man.

And I think

I would love to see their faces
when they put their eyes on you.

- Thanks.
- [Theresa] Mm-hmm.

Don't make me cry. [chuckles]

[Kevin] No, I appreciate that.
It means a lot.

I always tell people this
whenever they ask me

if you always wanted
to find your birth parents.

And I said, "You are my parents."

- [Theresa] Mm-hmm.
- I don't know anything…

- We will always be your parents.
- [Kevin] Yeah.

I just feel like doing this will add
a lot of completion, more than anything.

Yeah, that's important.

Thank you for flying out here.

- I love you.
- [Theresa] Love you, too.

[blows kiss]

[upbeat pop music plays]

- [man] We missed the sunset.
- Nice. We missed it?

[man] No, we got it.

[Kevin] I'm celebrating my one year

in Los Angeles.

And my buddy Keith
is one of the first people

that reached out to me
through one of my talks,

and he just was
very welcoming to his home,

and I just wanted to celebrate
with a good group of people.

Give me a run-down on who's coming.

Kane can't make it 'cause he's sick,
or else he would've been here.

Because my friends invite me
to so many of their events and parties,

I feel really honored and grateful
that I could actually have my friends

come to a dinner party
I could throw at Keith's house.

- [Jamie] Oh, my God.
- Wow.

The stairs.
Is that the only way up? [chuckles]

- Good to see you. This is my friend Keith.
- Good to see you. Hi.

- [Kevin] Oh, look who came in the house!
- Wow! Hi.

Hey, Kim. Hi. Keith.
Give me a hug. Is that all right?

- [Kim] Keith, nice to see you.
- Nice to meet you.

This is great. Nice and puffy. You know?

- I know. I feel like it's football.
- Very '80s.

It's very '80s style.

- Hey, Guy!
- [Keith] Hello.

[Kevin] Almar! You look so thin, Almar!

[Christine] Oh, wow. The view's beautiful.

- [Kevin] Oh, Christine's in the house!
- Hi!

[Kevin] Oh, my God.

You look like cotton candy.

I'm the only one that gets
to eat the cotton candy.

- Sorry. I know that. No... No...
- [laughs]

- [Dr. Chiu] Little something for you.
- Oh, my God! Chanel!

I've never owned Chanel before.

[soft piano music plays]

- [Kevin] Kelly!
- Hi!

- Hi! Kelly, how are you?
- [Kevin] I didn't notice her.

- I didn't recognize you.
- [Kim] Why are you so dark?

I haven't slept for two days,
but I feel okay.

You haven't slept for two days.
You don't look it. [chuckles]

It's a lot of under eye powder,
that's why.

I see.

- Where is Andrew?
- [Christine chuckles] He's…

We, uh, we broke up.

- Whoa!
- [Jamie] Are you serious?

No, no, no!

[Kim] Yes, girl, yes!

No! Yes, no.

Uh, you finally did it?

But do you guys break up
and get back together?

- No, I think this time's it.
- How do you know?

- [Kelly] He's moving out.
- [gasps]

And, uh, yeah. So, in a week,
he's gonna move all his stuff out.

- Good for you.
- Whenever... Yeah, good for you.

I think it's a big relief, you know?

I think it's,
I don't know, it's a new chapter.

Let's celebrate.

To single life! To single life!

Congratulations, Kelly.

Whoo!

So, how about a Rothschild 1982?

Ooh, that's older than me.

- How much is that bottle? What's...
- Anywhere from five to ten, depending on...

- Five to ten what? Hundred?
- Thousand.

- [chuckles in disbelief]
- Depending on its…

Hello, hello.

He just opened up a five or $10,000 bottle
of wine for you. So you better enjoy it.

- [Anna] You okay?
- I'm okay.

It was, like, the inevitable. You know?

I'll just take it day by day
and see what happens.

I know right now I'm okay,
because I'm around friends

and my friends are so supportive.

- Put it this way, you have one life.
- [Kelly] Mm-hmm.

- That's it. It's not a dress rehearsal.
- Yeah.

- So, I'm ready for the next chapter.
- We could redo Paris.

- [Kelly chuckles]
- And you could enjoy it to the fullest.

- I love you.
- I love you, too.

[Kim] Kevin gets to sit in the middle.
Anna gets to sit next to Kevin.

[Anna] For better or for worse,

sometimes it gets to a situation
that you can't try anymore.

[Kim] Kim gets to sit
next to Anna. Whoo-hoo!

When I got married, yes, four times,

we had a great time.

Even the divorce part was good.

I think it's all how you look at it,

that people come into each other's lives

to have an experience

and move on to the next chapter.

[man] We've got some kimchi deviled.

- And some beef bulgogi for…
- [Kevin] Kimchi!

[Guy] Bulgogi. I like that.

[Almar] Yes!

[waiter] Kevin, can we get you
something else to drink there?

[indistinct chatter]

Guys, I just wanted to have a toast

for my one year here.

And, Kelly,

I am sorry that you had a break up.

No matter what happens in the future,

I appreciate our friendship
no matter what.

Kelly is officially single.
And she's now on the market.

I've been waiting for this moment

since the day I met her.

- To a new year.
- [Keith] Cheers.

[Christine] To all great things.

- [Jamie] Thank you, Kevin.
- [Guy] Freedom!

- [Almar] Freedom.
- Thank you, guys.

- [Kevin] Yes!
- [Kelly] Cheers.