(upbeat music) - Hi. - Hello.
- Hi. - Hey! Where's Maci? - Hey! - Oh, god, there she... Okay. - Hi. - Guys, this is like so exciting, honestly, all of us
together, just finally, I mean, this show is gonna
be amazing, I can't wait. - We're the only people in the world that have been on a television show, not just about our lives, but also about our parenting journeys. - It's a crazy ride. - Now that we're all on the same show, I'm gonna put us all in a group chat, so that we have one place to communicate. - Let's (beep) go! - All right, guys, let's do this (beep). - Cheers to us. - Yes, coffee, cheers.
- Cheers, guys! "Teen Mom: Next Chapter!" (all cheering) - Bye guys, love you.
- Bye! - [Leah] What are we doing? - I don't know, what are we doing? - [Leah] What do you think is happening? - [Jaylan] Okay, we got a piece of land right there on that hill. - There?
- See it right there? - [Aleeah] Yeah, sure. - There's a house, Jay! There's a house.
- Don't scream. - [Jaylan] Where's the house at? - It's over there.
- Wow! - What the heck, right here? - [Adalynn] I call dibs on the first room! (Leah laughing) What? Ew, you freaking reek! ♪ 'Cause I think we started something ♪ (somber music) - Sometimes you just
gotta ignore the (beep), and keep growing, keep moving forward, and I know that that's what we'll do. I was excited, I didn't think twice about
whose name was on this, whose name was on that. If I really wanted to be on the loan, I could just say, hey, let's
go meet with an attorney, and handle this out, but I feel confident and
trust our relationship. - I am ready to be a father, because I mean, I love doing it. It's just something special. - I was definitely more
hesitant when we first met to talk about marriage- - As you should be. - And babies, and things like that. - As you should be. - Yeah, I was. I'm way more open to it now. - I'm like more than ready
to kind of make it happen. Baby. (Leah laughing) Leah. (Leah groaning) Will you marry me? - I (beep) love you so much! - I love you too, baby.
- Yes. (Leah groaning) Oh my god, Jaylan. (beep) Your leg is shaking. - 'Cause I'm nervous. I love you.
- I love you so much. - This next chapter, I'm
ready to get closure. 'Cause you never think
that it would be you or you never think that
something like this would happen to you. I never thought something
like this would happen to me. - We woke up, Ryder had an
appointment at the doctor's, Ace had his first checkup, we're just riding, music playing, like a normal car day, and Chey looks at me and
she goes, "What is that?" And there was a green beam on my face. - When I saw the beam on Zach's face, I looked past it, I was just
in complete and utter shock. - I looked at who was holding the gun, and it was somebody we both knew. Not only is that we
know him, he's been here at Chey's house.
- Been in this house. - There's pictures with him. And all of a sudden, we just
start hearing the shots. He hit the car 13 times, and we crashed into the back of a Prius. Pried my door open, and it was the worst feeling in the world. (sirens wailing) - It is a miracle that we are still here, and God literally covered us that day, because every cop who was there they said they do not
understand how we're all alive. And hearing it over and over
and over and over again, I just wanted them to all stop saying it, because I had to pinch myself to make sure that I
understood that I was alive. I do have exciting news, Zach and I are going to
put a down payment down on some land and start to build our house. We have some big news to share. - A baby?
- We about to be neighbors, brother! - We're moving in.
- Neighbors? Oh! - We're moving on in. - Ry, your dream came true! (Cheyenne laughing) No, it's nice that you guys
are moving closer to us, because then me Mila's closer to Ryder, Ryder's closer to me, Taylor. ♪ Please don't ever leave ♪ ♪ 'Cause you're already home ♪ ♪ Please don't ever leave ♪ ♪ Yeah, you're not standing alone ♪ - What the (beep)? (Cheyenne laughs) ♪ Please don't ever go ♪ ♪ 'Cause you're already home ♪ - Listen. ♪ You'll have a place right here forever ♪ ♪ Darling, please don't go ♪ - Thank you for always loving
me truly, unconditionally. I will always be your ace, I will always be your ride or die. (guests exclaiming) I promise to find you
in the next lifetime, for this one will never be enough. It was truly, and it will always
be you, forever and a day. - This is a patient love, a real love, an unbreakable love. We have truly been through it all, trauma, pain, happiness, joy, and still he stand here today alive, breathing and blessed
under the hands of God. - [Guest] Amen!
(guests applauding) - Baby, I love you, it was always you. (Cheyenne laughs) Until this day is forward. - By the power invested in me by the state of California, (guests cheering) I know pronounce you husband and wife, you may salute your bride! (guests applauding)
(drums beating) - So I went to see a psychiatrist today. I got diagnosed- - [Roxanne And Brittany] With what? - With bipolar depression. - Mom's bipolar, I'm
bipolar, now you're bipolar. - Bipolar depression. - And now you know why
you feel the way you feel, or you are the way you are, then you can make a change
or do whatever the (beep) you're gonna do.
- How long you been feeling like that? What made you go there? - I feel like I needed
to speak to somebody. - With everything that
you've been going through, I don't fault you for feeling that way. So I get why you're feeling overwhelmed. - So I want to talk to you. I've been wanted to venture off and do my own thing, and I want to just try it out. - When you say you want to try
it out, what does that mean? - I want to experience living alone with just the girls. - You're not moving
those girls away from me, no way, they're half mine. - Sorry, Mom, it's time
for me to do my own thing. I'm 28. I want to see if I can live alone. I've lived with you my whole life, I need to try to... I need to do something different. - [Roxanne] I agree. Which is strange for you
to hear me say that, right? - Yeah. (upbeat music) I just signed my lease, I got
the keys, today is moving day, I'm so excited to start this
new venture with the kids. We made it! - There's our garbage. - Yeah, this is just boxes and stuff. This is gonna be your room, guys. - [Stella] I like it. - Are you guys gonna like decorate it, like put frames up? Maybe some lights. This is the kitchen. You guys like the kitchen? - [Stella] Yeah. - Yeah? (Stella squeals) Please don't fall. You guys seem excited. All right, so listen,
we're gonna order takeout, we're gonna camp out here tonight. We're gonna get the air mattress, we're gonna set it up,
we're gonna watch a movie. We have no furniture, so we have to eat on
the floor, is that okay? - Mm-hmm.
- Yeah? All right, let's get this new chapter started.
- I'm hungry. - I know, baby, I'm hungry too. - [Nova] Stella. - Give me a kiss. Give me a kiss. I love you girls. - So with three babies and microblading, life is chaos, there's a lot going on. When I picked you up from school, you were sad about missing Carly? What makes you sad about it? - I feel like, that's my sister, and I can't see her that much. Like, imagine getting
split up from your sister or your brother. - [Catelynn] That would be sad. - Yeah, that'd be sad. - How old were you guys
when you were pregnant? - I was 16. - That is not a grownup. You should be like 40 or something. - 40 is a great age. - That's a great age, that's perfect. - Yep. I'm gonna text Teresa
(gentle music) and just to see if we can
have a visit this summer. - Yeah. Hey, it won't hurt to ask, you know? Yeah. She might not respond at all, you know? But I think it's worth a shot to ask. Dawn said that, you know, we should ask. It wouldn't hurt to ask. (bell dings) - Teresa texted me back. And she said, she doesn't think it's gonna happen this summer. They're so busy with kid stuff. - Okay. - Which I mean, I figured, because it's been like once
every other year anyways. That's how it's been going. - I mean, she's gonna be, what... Now she's gonna be 14. I don't know, how do you not- - Yeah, and it's super beneficial
for the adopted child too. - I mean, that's what I'm saying. Find me a story where there
was too much involvement and it was a bad thing. I wanna hear it. Okay. The terms that we talked
about were pictures- - [Catelynn] And letters. - And letters, and the one year visit. Dawn brought the paperwork,
do you remember that? - I wanna show you some things that you signed with me, you could request visits
with the adopted family at the digression of the adopted family as they determine what is in
the best interest of Carly. - [Catelynn] It's just frustrating, because I was 16 years old
when I made those decisions. - I was a minor, not knowing half of
what these words means. Yes, you're right, I did sign that at 16.
- Or how you were gonna feel. - What the F is your point, pretty much is what I felt, like what? And I know that wasn't Dawn. I know that was Teresa
and Brandon saying, hey, we might want to remind them now that they're adults and grown up, what the original agreement was. - Yeah. - I'm gonna tell you something right now, if I ever get that paper
thrown back in my face that I signed at 16 again, I'm gonna flip. Don't you dare use my naive 16 year old, very vulnerable, very emotionally
vulnerable state of mind against me at the age of 26, that's bull (beep).
- Yeah. - [Bystander] She's here. - All right, all right, all right. - She's walking.
- Give me this. - What the (beep) is going on? - [Bystander] Look down. ♪ Somewhere underneath the moon ♪ - Oh my god. No, for real? (group laughing) Oh my gosh. - I got a couple words that
I would like to read to you. - On metal? - Yep, so you can keep it.
(guests laughing) - What the (beep)?
- I choose you, and I will choose you over and over again, without pause, without a doubt, in a heartbeat, I will keep choosing you. You will forever be my
always, until my last breaths. Jade Desiree Cline- - Oh my god, I'm like crying. - Will you marry me? - Oh my god, it's so big. (guests laughing) Yeah! (upbeat music)
(group applauding) Oh my god. Hi! I'm like shaking, I'm so nervous. - [Sean] Which hand is it? - This one. - Look at that ring! - Oh my god.
- That's good. - She said yes! (group cheering) - I feel like you've been
home almost a year, right? - Yeah, you're talking about when I got home from rehab? That was when our communication started getting a lot better. (dog barks) That was when I started
telling you how I felt more, and you were able to
reciprocate and do the same. - Yeah, I feel like also now, I don't have a lot of built up animosity. It's hard to have a healthy
relationship with someone you feel like you're
constantly ****** off at all the time.
- Yeah. - All of our success comes
from a place of love. Our love and our family
has definitely helped us, and I think that we're
stronger than we've ever been. - Yeah. - I love you. - I love you too. - Bar has been in rehab for a while, almost a month now, and I get to talk to him every week. It's been a hard time without him. My house is so freaking lonely, and I'm ready for Bar to come home. Nothing much, what's going on? - [Bar] It's coming up
on that 30 day mark. - I know. I'm excited. - [Bar] I'm ready to come home. - It's been a long (beep) 30 days. It's been long for Holly. Let me see if I can find her, hold on. Holly, your dad's on the phone. (Holly giggling) Here. - [Bar] What you doing? - Nothing. - [Bar] Guess what? - [Holly] What? - [Bar] I'll be home in a couple days. - Yay, yay, yay, yay! - [Bar] I love you, baby. - I love you too. - [Bar] Let me talk to Mommy. - Okay. - [Bar] All right, well, I love you. I gotta get off this phone. - I love you too, babe. - [Bar] All right, I'll
see you soon, girl. - I'll see you soon, bye. I didn't tell Holly.
(upbeat music) Well, I mean, I told her
you were coming home, but I don't think she knows
you're coming home today, so she'll be- - She hasn't seen me. I'm excited. - Okay, wait, let me get her. - You're gonna go get her? - Yeah, I'm gonna tell
her there's a surprise. Holly, there's a surprise at the door, an Amazon package. (Holly squealing) - What's up, kid? (Holly exclaiming) I'm so sorry. - [Holly] I love you. I missed you. - [Bar] What time do you start tomorrow? - 8:00 A.M. - [Bar] 8:00 A.M? - Yeah. - Like, how you feel? - I feel insane, but my longterm goal is to be a NP and to be able to be- - What is an NP? - A nurse practitioner. Which means I'm close to a doctor, but not a doctor. But I was gonna say
thank y'all for moving. I know that when I first
brought you the idea of me going to school, I kind of threw it on you about the fact that it was out of state and it was starting in two weeks time. But I'll be 30 and I'll be (beep). - Set. It's like a new chapter. - Yeah.
- A fresh start. Not a fresh start completely,
but like a refresher. (siren wailing) - We were going to the grocery store and we were coming down,
you know, a two-way, a pretty wide two-way, and this freaking weirdo
just made a left on a red. I was like, "Bar, Bar, Bar, Bar, Bar!" And he just was like, "Brace!" And the car hit. - [Producer] Holy (beep). - The fact of the matter
is it could've been worse, I could have not been here. - [Producer] She's all right. - She's okay, Bar is okay. ♪ But the truth is I've got
knives instead of hands ♪ - We left property in our car that we needed to go get
from the police station. Bar was the one that was going to go, and when he got there to
get the property released, they realized he had a warrant. Bar ended up getting arrested. It's a fugitive charge, because he's not in the state
where his case took place, another state picked him up. Just do a few more laps. Wanna take an apple break? And that is how he was taken into custody. ♪ But the truth is I've got
knives instead of hands ♪ - So what's the plan
for Bentley's birthday? - Bowling. In a few days it will be
a year since the shooting at the gas station, which is crazy. - Wow. - I know. (dramatic music) Anything that is sounding
like a gunshot or a pop is not good. That's like true PTSD. Your body and your mind will go back exactly to where you were. Yeah, really the only
thing that gets me now is sounds still. Especially if they
sound anything like that or they're unexpected. Like, somebody back there dropped... I think they set their
glass down too loud, but I was like, oh God,
why did you do that? Bowling is not a quiet thing. I think it will be uncomfortable or make me a little anxious, but I need to be there for Bentley. If it wasn't the anniversary, I don't think I'd be
thinking about it that much. - Right? Time definitely helps. - Definitely. Why are there balloons? (Maci groans) Will you do me a favor? Will you move those
balloons without popping it? Bentley, be careful with those, please. Bentley, pick them up off the ground. (balls thudding)
(upbeat music) - I'll run and get us some beers. You got that? - Yeah. - I'll be right back. How are you doing with the noises in here? - It's all right. I'll definitely say I
would've have been able to do this six months ago. I would just think about it and have a full blown
freaking panic attack and not be able to escape it. - Glad you got on the
right side of things. And look, you've got your
13 year old son's birthday in a bowling alley. - I know.
- That's a win right there. - Yep. - Why do you not like loud sounds, like when a balloon pops? - Remember when we talked
about what happened at the gas station? - There was a gunshot. - Yeah, lots of gunshots. And it scared me a lot. That's why I don't like the loud sounds. 'Cause it kind of reminds me of that. Like that? - Yeah.
- Okay. Is there anything you're scared of? - When I was at school and when we had to get the award, I was- - Nervous? - Yeah. - Okay, but you did it, didn't you? - [Jayde] Yeah. - Did it make it better that you did it and got it over with? - Yeah. - So maybe that's what I
should do with balloons. Do you think I should just make myself be around balloons and see
(gentle music) how it goes?
- Yeah. Are you really gonna do it? - I'm gonna try. It doesn't mean it's gonna go well, and I'm gonna be like, okay,
cool, balloons are fine. - Okay, but you have to
promise me to not scream. - I don't scream. - Yes, you do. (giggles) - I think I'm getting to a point where I'm trying new and different things to basically expose myself
to those scary sounds for me. It's not gonna be fun,
but I'm ready to do it. And I wanna show my kids
that I can overcome my fears by working hard at it. - [Jayde] Ready, Mommy? - Yep. (balloons popping) - Do that! - Well, how you doing after that? - I'm okay. - Easier than you thought or harder? - Easier. Thanks for helping me. - You're welcome.
