- [Tana] Previously
on MTV No Filter. (coughing) - Can you sing to there. - I can't this year. My lungs are just
failing me right now. - Why don't you
stop smoking weed? - I'm a (beep) addict. What about one day a week? I want you to get out there. - [Man In Green] What about you? - I'm married, question mark. Hi.
- Hi. You have to be ready in
five minutes, they said. - All I want is 10
minutes of alone time. The only thing we
really get to talk about is business that day. It's just getting
harder and harder to balance Jake and I. I would always want
to be best friends. If anything were to happen-- - What? She kept talking as if her
relationship was about to end. - I don't know. (troubling music) (upbeat hip hop music) (Tana coughing) 100% we signed up
for all of this and it's awesome how much
it's helped our careers, but there's just so much drama surrounding Jake's life that is so draining
after a long time. - You guys are both
very young stars, right? And you guys have crazy lives and this is what happens
with two famous people who date each other or are married to each other.
- I guess you're right. - Tana and Jake are
very, very busy. Jake is starting
a career in boxing and there is a lot of
training that he has to do in Big Bear where he's staying, and Tana is working on
100,000 things, as well. - I guess you're right. I don't know. - Just so you know, in terms of the continuing
on with this, though, it's all working. - I know it's very weird to be like, "This is
the most successful "I've ever been in my career," but that doesn't mean it's
equivalent to happiness. My relationship is my
business life, which sucks. My friendships are
my business life, my relationship with
you is my business life. - There are no boundaries
on anything ever. - Yeah, and it's hard, and the pressure of not
letting down so many people while you're exhausted
and miserable. It sucks. - It is a lot. It's a lot a lot. - Yeah. - I think Tana's stress
over working with Jake and the blurred lines between
their personal relationship and their business relationship is part of a much larger problem of Tana's life being
completely out of balance. - I do this a lot. I feel like I never
talk to you like this. Hey. - You mean laying
on the counter? - Yeah, it's my favorite
way to talk to someone in the kitchen. Just me. - Yeah? (Tana coughing and groaning) You know, I want a lighter. Do you know what a lighter is? - Why would you need a lighter? - Because I shot a show with Jake Paul all day. - That's what you've
been doing every night? What, smoking weed? - Anything to numb the pain. - Honestly, yeah. - Tana's been smoking
since I knew her, and while I'm not a doctor, that's probably not
great for her lungs. - Wow. Nothing like a good coffee
and a few bong rips. - You're going to burn out. You need to start
prioritizing health number one before everything. We're also going to get you a
doctor appointment very soon for your--
- Lungs. It's really, really, really bad. I feel so physically unwell. I can't breathe at all. In the last year, my
life has just been so go, go, go, go, go, go, work,
work, work, work, work, work. You don't always have the
adequate amount of time to take care of your health and I don't know, it's getting to me. (coughing) Sorry. - I think it's easy to say, "I struggle, I
struggle, I struggle, "I have this, I have
this, I have this, "I talk about it, I talk
about it, I talk about it." That's great, but how
are you getting better? - I hate that. - No, it's the mentality
of putting health first and understanding that-- - But if health comes first,
business comes second. You say sleep and health first, but you just want to be right, but you know--
- But I am right. - Okay, and that's awesome
that you feel right. I'm super happy for you. - I don't think
that's how it works. - You say you want me to
prioritize my health first until it's work suffers in the 1% and I'm
a piece of shit. - [Jordan] Yes, I want
you to be perfect. - I know. - So, be perfect. - Okay, I'll get to
work on that, man. - I push Tana hard, for sure, and I'll continue to do that. Knowing how hard she can work, this is not a product of me driving the train
past the rails. Tana has the ability
to give herself much more time and energy. Thanks for the coffee. You've had enough. You won't sleep with this. - You're right, I won't. (chill music) - [Trevor] That smells foul. - Well, it tastes delightful. My favorite thing about
these hot-ass peppers is that they clear
out my sinuses. The pepperoncinis, you know? - Oh, (beep) I love those. - They clear my sinuses
and I can breathe again, but I'm excited
because next month, I'm going to get
the septoplasty. - Is Imari's nose
job going to go well? (magic eight ball shaking) I'm nervous. (cymbal crashing) Signs point to yes. - (beep) yeah. (Imari coughing) - You sound like Tana. (laughing) Is anyone else worried
about her (beep) cough? - [Imari] I mean, yeah. - There hasn't been a day
where she hasn't coughed. She's coughing every (beep) day, like every (beep)
second of every day. - I saw her the other day
right here on this couch. She was having a full-on attack. The bitch could not
breathe for two minutes. I had to give her my inhaler. She was like tears
streaming down her face. She was like (gasping) - Oh, I did see that, yeah. - [Trevor] Oh, my god. - She's definitely told me, like, "Oh, my god. "I just spat up blood." I'm like, "I think you
should get that checked out." - Even after when we went
to the studio with Maude and we were talking about it, I told her, I was like, "You need
to stop smoking." - Whoa, I didn't even
think about that. - I bet if she stopped smoking, the cough would go away. - [Trevor] Yes, absolutely. - Tana's lungs are failing, yet she thinks it's
okay to spark a blunt every three hours. One plus one does
not equal two here. - What else should I ask? - Ask it if Tana
has tuber-ca-tork. - Tuberculosis. Tuber-ca-twerk-twerk. (Ashley laughing) - Does Tana Mongeau
have tuber-ca-twerk? Hard yes again. - Really?
- Holy (beep) - Swear to God. - Wow. - Oh. - That's (beep) - Tana's been in and out
of so many urgent cares in the past year, the most recent time that
she went to urgent care, after looking at her x-ray, the doctor literally
told her that she needs to get tested for tuberculosis. - I don't understand why
she won't physically, fully do something about it. I get you're busy, but
do you want your fans to think you have tuberculosis and just aren't doing
anything about it? 'Cause then they're
going to get tuberculosis and not do anything about it because Tana Mongeau
got tuberculosis and didn't do anything
about it and she's alive. - I can just see one
of those drama channels posting, "Tana
Mongeau meet and greet "started the next pandemic." (Imari laughing) (Ashley laughing) I wonder if we all have TB. Let me Google it. Tuberculosis is caused
by bacteria that spreads from person to person
through microscopic droplets released into the air. I think the reason she's
not going to the doctor is because she's scared
of actually finding out that she has something. I thin she would rather
not know than to know. She's just going to
cover it up by saying, "I'm busy, I'm busy." - That's how people die. - [Imari] Maybe we can get
Jordan to do something about it. - Maybe. - Even though Tana's
literally married, I still feel like the only man that's going to get Tana into
the doctor's office is Jordan because Jordan's like family, and Jake isn't, even
if they are married. (laughing) - Does Tana need
an intervention? (magic eight ball shaking) - My reply is no. - Okay, (beep) you, eight ball. (slow electronic music) (upbeat electronic
hip hop music) - Love a good (beep) market. I've grocery shopped one
time in the past five months. Fun fact. - Tana and I don't go
grocery shopping a lot because we have very
different tastes. Sorry, I'm really into
gluten free (beep). - This all might as well
be in a foreign language. - It's like the devil and
the angel on your shoulder. She just only
listens to the devil that says, "Grab
the Hot Cheetos," and mine's like,
"Get the celery. "You're going to love it," and I have to listen
to it, you know. (teeth crunching) Immunity boost we
could always use. - Cheers. - Oh, (beep). I love these beers. - Yeah. Wellness shot, but
then also a beer. - I'm just hoping some
day my healthy habits can rub off onto Tana. (chill music) - I'm pretending
to grocery shop, but I'm really just
looking for wine. Always and forever. Should I get Jake this? - No. - Dude, I talked on the
phone to him for two hours. When I'm mad, I pace, and so I was just pacing
on the phone with him for literally two hours,
scream crying, sobbing, and I look at my health app and I walked two miles. Jake and I have been married
for the last six months, but he has spent five of them two hours away in Big Bear training for a boxing match. Jake's in a very
different place of life than he was when I fell for him, and I feel like he just doesn't
have time for me anymore. I feel like Jake has
just been slowly, from the moment I met him, transforming into
a different person, but now I'm sitting here
eight months in or whatever. I don't even (beep)
know you anymore. - Whoa. I don't know, man. (beep) been weird ever since
right after the wedding, which is like how
many months ago? Six, almost? - I know. I recently decided to make
and post a YouTube video about my really
true mental health, and it was probably the hardest
video I had to make in 2019, but I felt like I owed my fans the authenticity that I
hadn't been giving them. The second that Jake
and I got married I just feel like
everything changed. The wedding night
was just hell for me. I built up so much
anger over things, like the livestream, and then my dad
almost died that night of the wedding. He had a stroke. This giant part of me
wanted Jake so badly to stay and take care of me, and when he didn't,
I was so heartbroken, but with the open
relationship (beep), it's my fault, too. I wanted to be the
cool girlfriend that he never had for him because I cared
about him so much, but I let that destroy me. Obviously, a video like this
doesn't make my relationship look too good, and I didn't expect to be
fighting with Jake over it, but it's clear that we just
don't see eye to eye on it. - This sounds kind of
(beep) difficult for you at the moment. - I know. Yeah, honestly. It is difficult for both of is. I constantly feel like (beep)
being thrown in my way, but how passive can I be? I just look so stupid. All my comments are like,
"You look like a (beep) idiot. "You're going to be a role
model for girls everywhere?" I just look dumb. I just look so dumb and I don't ever want to be
someone's bitch or doormat. Tomato sounds fire, right? - So, are you thinking about ending thing with Jake possibly? (cymbal crashing) (troubling music) - Obviously, when thousands
of people are commenting, "What are you doing, sis? "You look so dumb. "Oh, my god." There is validity to that. You begin to look in
the mirror and be like, "Damn, do I look dumb." - Are you still head
over heels for him? (troubling music) - I don't know. Obviously, of all people,
you're like, "End it." So, you get that sinister smile. (Ashley babbling) (Tana sighing) - I've been saying,
"I love single Tana." Tana Mongeau is thinking
about dumping Jake Paul? I've been waiting to hear
this for my entire life. Well, the past six months, but like my whole life. They don't do anything
that a couple, even a newly dating couple does. I don't see them go
out to each together, I don't see them hang out, I don't see them on FaceTime. I don't even think they have
slept with each other yet at this point, honestly. I don't want to sound
stupid and be like, "I don't want to see him
treat you like that," but no one (beep)
deserves that (beep). - Pop off. I feel like I need to go up to Big Bear and figure out what
we're going to do. - I wouldn't say I
support you either way. (laughing) 'Cause clearly I (beep) don't. - I appreciate your honesty. I feel like you are the
only person being honest for a long time. (chill music) (dramatic music) (electronic sizzling) - Did Jake Paul and
Tana Mongeau break up? You never know what to expect. Tana and Jake announced
they were taking a break on Instagram last week. Tana wrote that in 2020 they
would be working on themselves and that all of it was
coming from a place of love. (dramatic music) (troubling music) - I'm so excited for wine. It's been such a long day. (Tana sighing) A couple days ago, I decided
that it was finally time for me to go up to Big Bear and face all of this head on, trying to work through all
of this drama over the phone with Jake is just not
working for us right now, and I feel like we
came to a conclusion that I am not Mrs. Tana Paul. Didn't you expect for
it to be kind of more? - Messy? Oh, I thought it
was going to be bad. - I went up there expecting to-- - Have problems. - Just pop off, yeah. I thought we were
going to fight. - It honestly went way
better than expected. - The average person
would go up there, have a breakup, cry, but we also now have to be like, "Okay, what are we going
to do in the public eye?" We felt like the best
decision right now for the both of us is to not film and put online. It's hard, though. Jake and I did
everything else publicly. I hope if we don't
ever try again, that we always stay friends, but it made me way more sad. It's weird trying not to
think about him every second, not wanting to text
him every second, trying to detach our lives, all the friends that
we both now have that are each other's friends, all the people that are now
in my life because of Jake. The whole car ride
home I was like, "Do I just (beep) turn around?" - You're like, "Do I go
back and get with him." - Dude, but then, I literally woke up today
to my entire Twitter tab just being like,
"Just letting you know "Jake just walked
out of an interview "where he said he fell
out of love with you "and in love with boxing." (troubling music) - What? Damn. - It's hard, 'cause I know him. I know he doesn't mean, at least I feel like
Jake doesn't mean harm. - Yeah, definitely not. I don't think so. - I feel like the
things that he says that end up hurting
me like that, it's not like he-- - I feel like that's
what he's eluding to. He found his passion. - I know, it's just
(beep) to hear, I guess. Oh, still love you. Hi. You know what I mean? I just like... That's what's hard. People are like why don't
you just (beep) hate him? The whole world's
commenting on how they knew we wouldn't last, you know? It's just feels never ending. You incorporate your life
so much with someone, then just try and undo it is
the hardest, saddest thing. (troubling music) (upbeat hip hop music) (door hinges squeaking) - Okay. Okay. - Wow. (chill music) - I feel like we should decide
what angle we're going for. I've enlisted the help
of Trevor and Ashley to help me find
some sort of gift that will take Tana's
mind off things and show her I do care. Celebratory or funny? Or funny or, "Hey, cheer up?" Something light, sweet, something that
doesn't say divorce. - We could get her a pound cake because she's probably
going to get pounded a lot now that she's single. Have you ever seen those
penis-shaped cakes? We could write (beep)
bitches get money on it. Congrats. - I love that you're so
excited about this divorce. You're like the only one
that's just like (giggling) When I saw that Tana
and Jake broke up, was I shocked? No. Were they ever really together? (laughing) Hi. - [Jane] Hi. - [Trevor] How are you? - Good, how are you? - How are you guys at-- - Shapes?
- Shapes. - Oh, great. We can do any shape. - Could you do two
shapes together? - Sure, yeah. - Yeah, like two
circles, a half circle, and a rectangle? - Basically, we want
a penis-shaped cake. - Oh, we don't do that. - [Trevor] You don't. - Eggplant emoji? - Honestly, I feel like the
only reason we got Tana a cake was so we could draw some
sort of sexual thing on it. - So, you wanted
an eggplant emoji? Water droplets on the eggplant? - Yes, water droplets
on the eggplant. - (beep) bitches get
money with a money sign. Okay, yeah. ♪ That baker was
definitely picking up ♪ ♪ What we were putting down ♪ (laughing) - So, you went to
Big Bear, right? With Tana? - [Jordan] Yeah. - [Ashley] Why did Tana
ask you to go to Big Bear? - Tana and Jake were
talking on the phone and it got really heated. - [Ashley] Really? - She was at my
house and she felt like she had to go right then, and she was like,
"Will you go with me?" And I was like-- - Jesus.
- Yeah. - If my boyfriend
and I ever broke up, I cannot imagine
Jordan being there to watch it go down. That seems absolutely
(beep) bizarre, but I guess it does make sense that her business
manager is there, considering a lot of
their relationship had to do with business. - It was kind of intense
once we got there because first thing we did was watch him in
the boxing ring. - Of course. - He was in the zone. He was ready. His entire team was there, too, so we all literally
sat in the boxing ring and we just all had a
conversation there together. I should not have been there
for their personal conversation about their relationship.
- Oh, but you were. - Yeah. The conversation at first was what's working in our
relationship right now? What's not working in our
relationship right now? What do you want to focus on? What do I want to focus on? And it was really awkward. I think I faked a phone
call at one point. - To leave? - No, just to not be
part of the conversation. - They shot that show for MTV. - Yeah. - How do you think that's
going to affect the show? - Honestly, I don't think
it affects it at all. I'm beyond positive that
both of them can handle that. I think it's a
smart move for them not to be together right now, as a manager and a friend. I think that's it's
just a right call in general for her
life right now. - Thank God they didn't
actually do any paperwork stuff. - [Trevor] I know! - 'Cause having
to go to a court. - And find out who
gets this split, who gets that split? - Oh, my god. I'm super happy for her. Let's just say that. I feel like the best thing that
could come from this breakup is probably Tana actually being able to
focus on herself for once. I feel like the past year
has been so her and Jake, her and Jake, her and Jake, but I feel like this is going
to be really good for Tana, herself and her health. Thank you so much!
- Thank you, Jane. - Thank you.
- Thank you. - You guys are so
quick and awesome. - Thanks, Jane. - Thank you. (chill hip hop music) (Tana laughing) - You could use it. - Can we never talk
about this again? - Let's bury it. Let's beat it with a shovel. Let's (beep) ra-ta-ta-ta. (laughing) - Hi.
- What's up? - Are you drinking?
- What do you mean, "What's up?"
- Yeah. (shocked trumpet blasting) - I feel like Imari is stealing
the spotlight with the wine. I'm supposed to be coming
in here like Superman with a gift, and you're doing my job. - I got you two gifts. One of them is in the box and one of them is in my heart. (awkward chuckling) This is one from
Ashley, Trevor, and me. The design is very particular and it was very,
very thought out. - Oh, my god. It says (beep)
bitches get money. - [Jordan] Yeah. - Wow, I'm celibate though. (Imari laughing) - We wanted to get you something that made you feel kind of happy and a little bit
celebratory for the next-- - You should have
got me a blunt. - I think you have
enough of those. (Tana laughing) I think that her
reaction to the cake is quite frankly
beyond lackluster. I was expecting laughs
for at least three or four minutes consecutively. - Thanks for the cake. - It wasn't nearly
what I wanted. - Do you think if I put
a tiny hole in the cake, I could fill the hole with wine? Would we get a wine
cake, or is that weird? - [Jordan] You
should not do that. Don't, don't, don't,
don't, no, no, no, no. (laughing) - We should at least try
the cake before we ruin it. - [Jordan] It's confetti cake. - Should we take a
bite out of the side at the same time? (Tana giggling) (upbeat hip hop music) - [Imari] It's really good. I love sweet (beep). (Tana laughing) - Your blue ass teeth. I need to look at my teeth. - Anyway, the second gift. Are you ready? I need eye contact. - One moment. Let me get real pretty. - We have a doctor
appointment for your lungs with a specialist. - Super excited
to get diagnosed. (Tana snorting) - It's not a manager's job to get their client a
doctor's appointment, but over the past
couple of months, it's become such
a dire situation that no one else
is doing anything and it is now on me, I feel. I want you to know
that I do care. From now on, health is
priority number one, literally the rest of the year, health is wealth, and I think that's it. - Honestly. - [Jordan] Honestly. - I feel like you
don't really care about me going to the doctor. I'm kind of a dick to say that. Thank you for booking
the appointment. Thank you for going with me. That is a first step, but at the end of the day, saying health is first is a lie. - [Jordan] No, that's not. - Okay, so when I choose sleep over a brand deal. - You need to be selective. (Imari laughing) - There you go.
- It's not about-- No, no, no. It's about getting into
a healthy lifestyle, but you make no effort at all to live a healthy
lifestyle at all. - Even if I made the effort, I'd still get not
a lot of sleep. I would still constantly
be on a plane, I would still have to
party all the time. - There can be excuses for miles and it would be the same thing. - No, that's just
my life, (beep) you. You and this world has bred me to literally be like,
"I'll sleep when I'm dead. "I'll be healthy in
another (beep) life." You know? - Yeah, no. That's the dumbest thing
I've ever heard in my life. - This is getting
a little serious. I actually have to be
somewhere in an hour, so I'm going to go
clean myself up. Hasta luego. - I can tell that this issue with her health and
talking about going to doctors appointments just has a lot of
weight underneath it. She does have immense fear
about what could be happening, and this is an iceberg. This is just the tip. - Can I hit that? - When I was growing
up, I'm serious, if I wasn't taking
care of myself, my parents would do it. - So, what?
- My point is I don't think anyone
was ever like, "Yo, this is how you
take care of yourself." - Well, yeah. 100%. I really appreciate
that importance of taking are of yourself, I just feel like you only
want me to take care of myself until it actually
interferes with work. - That's not true. That's a blatant like. Honestly, that's a
(beep) thing to say. Why do you think I would
actually go out of my way to find a specialist--
- Work is a priority. - For your lungs, so that I could go with you-- - 'Cause it's so bad. Just stop coughing. It's really bad for your brand. I know I'm going to
go to this appointment and then Jordan's no
longer going to care about my health again. The doctor's going to tell
me I need to take medicine and get rest and change my life, but then when it actually comes
down to taking the medicine and getting the rest
and making the changes, Jordan is going to off-camera
be super unhappy with me if I'm slacking in any way. I don't even want to
talk about this anymore. This conversation is
literally so annoying. Why are we still having this? - Well, I'm going to go home, I'm going to do two
hours of emails, I'm going to watch
an hour of TV, and then I'm going to go to
sleep listening to meditation. - You're going to do
four hours of emails and then go to sleep
angry at yourself for not working hard enough.
- No. - Jordan is definitely
not making my breakup and failing physical
health any better. It is laughable how we're
just not going to see eye to eye on this. It's a weird place when two
of the biggest relationships in your life are
having so many issues. I don't really expect
anyone to fully understand everything that's going
on with me right now, 'cause I know it's a lot, but I don't know. Cut me a break. It sucks because
everything in me is like, "Don't obnoxiously
throw the cake." (Tana laughing) And all I want to do is obnoxiously throw the cake. - The cake was a gift and
it's coming home with me. - I don't want it if
I can't play with it. (both laughing) (cymbal crashing) On the next episode
of MTV's No Filter. (Tana coughing) I have no idea
what's wrong with me. This could be real. - So, I have results for you. (dramatic music) - I would be devastated
if something were
to happen to Tana. (dramatic music)
