Morgan Bailey Is Not So-Random

Summary

Podcast Title: Barely Famous
Episode: Morgan Bailey Is Not So-Random
Release Date: February 28, 2025
Host: Kail Lowry (Kale)
Guest: Morgan Bailey

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Introduction

[01:29] Kale: "Welcome to the shit show."
[01:30] Morgan Bailey: "Things are going to get weird."
Kail Lowry, known as Kale, welcomes Morgan Bailey to the episode, indicating that the conversation will delve into unexpected and potentially uncomfortable territories.

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Morgan Bailey's Rise to Fame

[02:02] Morgan Bailey: "For those of you who don't know."

[02:03] Kale:
Morgan Bailey, a TikTok sensation, first gained attention through her "outfits of the day" videos and humorous references to her daughter, Gianna, and her daughter's father, the “random man from Atlanta.”

[02:24] Kale:
Kale explains Morgan’s early content strategy and initial follower growth.

[03:19] Kale:
Morgan shares her journey of building a massive TikTok following, emphasizing her authenticity as the key to her popularity.

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Personal Life and Relationships

[03:31] Morgan Bailey:
Kale initiates the discussion by referencing a TikTok video where Morgan reveals why she couldn't join another podcast, hinting at past relationship issues.

[04:00] Kale:
She references attempts to get Morgan on other podcasts like Bobby's, highlighting perceived mismatches in audience and content.

[04:38] Morgan Bailey:
Morgan discusses her relationship with the “random man from Atlanta,” detailing how they co-parent their daughter, Gianna, and the complexities involved.

[07:08] Morgan Bailey:
She elaborates on the challenges of co-parenting, emphasizing mutual growth and minimizing drama for Gianna’s well-being.

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Struggles and Public Perception

[12:40] Kale:
Inquires about Morgan's status with co-parenting and public perceptions of her relationship.

[13:00] Morgan Bailey:
Morgan reveals that the man has seven children, complicating her narrative and increasing public scrutiny.

[16:06] Morgan Bailey:
She navigates the confusion and rumors surrounding the number of children involved and her true relationship status.

[17:18] Morgan Bailey:
Discusses hormonal changes and personal challenges, segueing into advertisements but later returns to her personal story.

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Financial and Emotional Challenges

[20:18] Morgan Bailey:
Morgan opens up about financial struggles, including job loss during her pregnancy and the impact on her life.

[21:04] Kale:
Asks about the circumstances leading to Morgan’s job loss and financial state.

[21:06] Morgan Bailey:
Details her experience of being fired due to her pregnancy and the subsequent financial hardship she faced.

[22:36] Kale:
Questions Morgan about her social media presence during this tumultuous period.

[24:56] Kale:
Inquires about Morgan’s discovery of additional children linked to her ex.

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Public Image and Social Media Dynamics

[29:04] Kale:
Asks about the breakup timeline and how it affected co-parenting arrangements.

[30:05] Morgan Bailey:
Morgan explains the timeline of their breakup, highlighting that the ex moved back to Michigan shortly after Gianna's birth.

[32:26] Kale:
Questions how the ex’s social media activity affected Morgan’s public image.

[34:21] Morgan Bailey:
Addresses misinformation and backlash from social media, emphasizing her intent to portray her story accurately.

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Rebranding and Future Plans

[55:43] Kale:
Asks Morgan about her plans for rebranding and moving forward.

[55:44] Morgan Bailey:
Morgan announces her intent to rebrand herself, focusing on personal growth and distancing from past negativity.

[58:24] Kale:
Encourages Morgan to share her rebranding strategy.

[58:26] Morgan Bailey:
Discusses her goals for rebranding, including creating authentic content and engaging in new ventures like reality TV.

[65:00] Morgan Bailey:
Expresses determination to find her unique voice and influence positively without being dragged down by past controversies.

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Handling Public Criticism and Personal Growth

[67:01] Morgan Bailey:
Describes strategies to handle online harassment and misinformation, including managing multiple social media accounts.

[69:10] Morgan Bailey:
Morgan reflects on her experiences with brand deals being affected by online rumors, asserting her worth and commitment to her personal brand.

[72:03] Morgan Bailey:
Concludes her narrative by emphasizing her readiness to move forward, leaving past issues behind, and focusing on her upcoming year.

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Conclusion

[82:14] Morgan Bailey:
Morgan reiterates her rebranding efforts, aiming to redefine herself beyond her past as a “random man from Atlanta” mother.

[82:19] Kale:
Wraps up the conversation, expressing support for Morgan’s journey and looking forward to future episodes.

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Notable Quotes

• Morgan Bailey: "I don't want to be like, oh, I just. You just don't know. You don't know how life spins." [06:32]

• Kale: "People think that I call him a deadbeat. I've never called him a deadbeat online." [28:00]

• Morgan Bailey: "I really have to get back to, like, girl, I've been eating the girlies up on IG and stuff lately. They're like, they're like, we don't want anything with him. We don't want to hear about him." [43:53]

• Morgan Bailey: "This is my last 24 hours of being 24. And we spent it together. Ah, we just finally. Like, that is so cute. Like, that is so cute." [81:46]

• Kale: "We can talk about you." [70:11]

• Morgan Bailey: "If I knew that, I feel like I wouldn't have started like that." [05:52]

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Key Takeaways

• Authenticity as Success: Morgan Bailey attributes her TikTok success to her authentic and relatable content, which resonated with a large audience.

• Complex Personal Life: Her narrative includes multiple pregnancies with a partner known as the “random man from Atlanta,” who has several children from other relationships, leading to complicated co-parenting dynamics.

• Financial and Emotional Struggles: Morgan faced significant financial hardship after losing her job during pregnancy and navigating single motherhood, which was compounded by public scrutiny and relationship challenges.

• Social Media Impact: The couple’s dynamics and Morgan’s personal struggles played out publicly on social media, leading to misinformation, rumors, and negative feedback from followers and brands.

• Rebranding Efforts: As Morgan turns 25, she seeks to rebrand herself, distancing from past controversies and focusing on personal growth, authentic content creation, and emerging new opportunities in the influencer and reality TV space.

• Resilience and Growth: Despite facing backlash and challenges, Morgan demonstrates resilience, expressing confidence in moving forward and redefining her public persona.

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Conclusion

In this candid episode of Barely Famous, Morgan Bailey shares her journey from a TikTok influencer to navigating the complexities of single motherhood, public perception, and personal growth. Her honest reflection on the challenges she faced and her determined approach to rebranding offer listeners a deep insight into the realities of fame and personal evolution. Kale’s supportive yet probing questions help unravel Morgan’s story, making this episode a compelling listen for those interested in the unfiltered truths behind online fame.

Transcript

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[Kale]

Welcome to the shit show.

[Morgan Bailey]

Things are going to get weird.

[Kale]

It's your fave villain Kale and you're listening to Barely Famous. What's up? I feel comfortable again on this episode because Morgan Bailey is on here and.

[Morgan Bailey]

For those of you who don't know.

[Kale]

Who Morgan Bailey is, she rose to popularity through TikTok.

[Morgan Bailey]

I know some of you guys are not on Tik Tok but she was.

[Kale]

Doing her outfits of the day and.

[Morgan Bailey]

Like you know, 24 year old teen mom it was, you know, she had some comedy and she would refer to.

[Kale]

Her her daughter's dad as random man from Atlanta.

[Morgan Bailey]

She gained a lot of popularity on.

[Kale]

TikTok and so it's a really fun interview about know how she was sharing.

[Morgan Bailey]

Her story on TikTok how she grew her following and then what ultimately happened after she gained a massive following on TikTok and how people have become so invested in her story. She didn't have to go on teen mom for 13 years to get the.

[Kale]

Following that I have.

[Morgan Bailey]

So I think that's a really interesting.

[Kale]

Spin on, you know, how we consume.

[Morgan Bailey]

Media and how we consume social media in general is like, you don't have to be on TV now to get these. To gain these massive followings. And so people really loved how authentic she was.

[Kale]

But then I do.

[Morgan Bailey]

I do think some of her following started to turn on her, and she does share some insight on how that all happened, how it transpired, and what a rebrand would look like for Morgan Bailey today. And I think that's really cool. I do wish her the best with the rebrand because I know how hard it can be, but I think she can do it. I think she'll pull it off and go follow her on socials and to understand her full content.

[Kale]

All right, Morgan, welcome to Barely Famous Podcast. I'm so happy you're here. I. We first, can we talk about the video that you posted on your TikTok where, like, the truth came out about why you couldn't come on the podcast?

[Morgan Bailey]

Oh, yes, because I was on YouTube.

[Kale]

So, like, I was shocked, but I kind of wasn't because I was, like, I wasn't shocked. Back when we had Baby Mama's. No drama. And you were gonna come. We thought you were gonna come on there. What the happened?

[Morgan Bailey]

They told me no. They just kept telling me no.

[Kale]

They were like, don't, because Kale's messy. Yeah, I haven't been messy for a long time, though. Like, I was messy, and I just feel like your situation, it wouldn't make sense for you to go on. Which podcast did they say for you to go on?

[Morgan Bailey]

They were pitching me to everybody. They were. They said Bobby's. Which Bobby's?

[Kale]

That's the one. I love her, but I was like.

[Morgan Bailey]

Like, I'm. Bobby is not having me. After Drake, she had a. She has a list. A girl.

[Kale]

Yeah. All of her guests are a list. And I just think it's, like, a different. Like, a completely different vibe. It's mainly, like, the music and acting industry, where, like, we're more on the same wavelength, I feel.

[Morgan Bailey]

Exactly.

[Kale]

So it just didn't make sense. Like, sure, maybe I was messy, but you've been messy.

[Morgan Bailey]

Before. Like, I don't know. Yeah.

[Kale]

So you became famous on TikTok from posting Gianna and telling you didn't originally talk about random man from Atlanta. Right. Does he have a real name? Do we ever say his real name?

[Morgan Bailey]

He does.

[Kale]

Okay. Alessandra's like, we are not saying his name.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, it was. I. I was doing like little get ready with me.

[Kale]

Yeah.

[Morgan Bailey]

And then I was just kind of messy. Yeah, yeah, no, no, because I would. I would just post get like get ready with me and I would say, like, I had this baby by a random man from. But a lot of people think that I. I blew up like, that I had a pretty large following, I would say, before I told a story time, because everybody was always like, come out. Tell your story. Tell your story. You'll go viral. I was like, I'm not interested going back. Well, I didn't care about it. But then I grew a platform of people who were like, okay, what. What. What is. Where is this?

I saw when you were like getting.

[Kale]

Gianna in the car, those videos where you're like, this is what I'm wearing. And like, don't have a baby. I'm a 20. 24 year old teen mom or 23 year old kids.

[Morgan Bailey]

I was saying my coochie was sweating. Yeah. All the bags.

[Kale]

That's how I. You came up on my for you page. And I was like, this is so funny. Like, it's so real.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah.

[Kale]

And then I didn't even know there was random man from Atlanta. So, like, I followed you, but I didn't know what the hell was going on. So you. We meet random man from At. Sort of.

[Morgan Bailey]

He met us.

[Kale]

He.

[Morgan Bailey]

He met us. He came and joined the party, girl.

[Kale]

And y'all tried to work it out.

[Morgan Bailey]

I mean. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like.

[Kale]

Yeah, everyone does.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, exactly. So if I had known that, I feel like I wouldn't have started like that.

[Kale]

Right.

[Morgan Bailey]

And when they say the rel. If the baby's under five, the relationship is. It's like real, but, you know, to not under five. Maybe, but definitely. I feel like you give them a future, you know, Definitely give them a few. Yeah. Unless you just are a warrior. Not me, honey. Because. Yeah. I was weak at the knees even still, or. No, no, no, no, no. Not really.

[Kale]

Are you sure? Because we've all been there.

[Morgan Bailey]

You. Like, I don't want to be like. I am trying to, like, really set, you know? Like, it's just so like, I can't explain it. It's like you have that friendship. You want to. You want to have that friendship, but it's like, you. You got to make because you'll fall.

[Kale]

Back into the trap.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, exactly.

[Kale]

The second things are like, good.

[Morgan Bailey]

Exactly. And I don't want to be like, oh, I' just. You just don't know. You don't know how life spins. So it's just like.

[Kale]

Does Giana get on herself? He has several other kids. Six, Seven.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, seven.

[Kale]

We don't know.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, no.

[Kale]

He has seven kids besides Giana?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. No.

[Kale]

Including Giana.

[Morgan Bailey]

Including Giana, yeah.

[Kale]

Do they all live in Atlanta?

[Morgan Bailey]

I don't know.

[Kale]

Do you live in Atlanta?

[Morgan Bailey]

No.

[Kale]

You're in Michigan?

[Morgan Bailey]

I live everywhere. No, I'm in Detroit. I'm in Detroit.

[Kale]

Okay. Okay. Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah.

[Kale]

So he is in Michigan with you now or. He is.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, no.

[Kale]

So how do you do you guys co parent?

[Morgan Bailey]

It's just like. It's just, you know, it's just. I. I don't. Co parenting is such a hard term because when I said I was co parenting, I got ate up. So I'm not using that term. I deleted it in my vocabulary because people were like, you guys are together. But it was just like hard because it was like, how do you co parent states away? You know what I'm saying? Like it's kind of a. It's. It's just a hard line. It's a very fine line that you really have to find. So I would say we're working on ourselves for Gianna, you know what I'm saying? Trying to be grown. Like seriously, like really trying to step away from all the drama and just grow for her. Like so. Yeah, yeah, we are co parenting. But it's not like he gets her this way. You know what I'm saying?

[Kale]

Right, right.

[Morgan Bailey]

It's like, not like that.

[Kale]

So it's like, like you gotta parallel. I don't know because how do you. Because your states away. I don't even know how that.

[Morgan Bailey]

What it's called.

[Kale]

I don't know. I have no idea. Don't.

[Morgan Bailey]

I'll probably in the future. I've always wanted to live in Atlanta. I'm thinking maybe Texas, but like so, you know, he. He asked like, can she go down there with him or whatever. And I'm getting to the point because I just stopped breastfeeding, feeding and every. Well, today's my last day, but you know what I'm saying? So it's like we're fig. We have to figure it out, right? Yeah. And we. We're working together, I would say so.

[Kale]

Does she know her siblings?

[Morgan Bailey]

She met them, but you know, and they talk on FaceTime. Like all that so it's like, you know. But she's two, so.

[Kale]

And what was the reaction for his other kids? Moms? They. Are they upset with. I saw some stuff where like some of the moms were coming forward. But what, what is that? Like, are you guys cool now or. No, so I don't really.

[Morgan Bailey]

It's kind of hard because it's like. Are there like when we went. We. Like we went down there when we were together, we all. Well, not all of us because it's like. That's a lot. But you know, the girls.

[Kale]

Imagine.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, that would be so te. I'm such a girl's girl that like it would just be, you know, like it would be. Are we sister? W. No, no, it's nothing like that. But like I. I like. You know what I'm saying? Like, I genuinely like them. I like their personalities. Like we all different walks of life, but the same stuff happened to us. So it's like. I don't. I'm not judging. So yeah, we all. With the ones that came to the house, you know, we sat there, we talked. Like the kids were inside, like. You know what I'm saying? Like we. We had fun. So it's. No, but I just don't know all of them like that, you know, so.

[Kale]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's just. Are all of them in Atlanta though?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, one of them's out of. I don't really know. I can't. I can't even. I think. I think most of them are in Atlanta. I think so. But I don't want to speak.

[Kale]

How did you end up in Atlanta in the first place?

[Morgan Bailey]

Because so actually, so I was kind. This was not in Atlanta. I ran a man from Atlanta. I never lived in Atlanta, like.

[Kale]

Oh, you never did?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, I've never lived in Atlanta. I just said that to be kind and I. It was never meant to be like a. Put him out to the world. It was just meant to, you know, like I. It was. My dad is from the same city that he's from. So in Atlanta. There. Yeah. Not in Atlanta. Not in Atlanta. Two hours away from Atlanta.

[Kale]

Same thing.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. No, no, no. Yeah, but so I moved down there when I was 21. Moved out of my parents house. My dad was like, girl, why are you going down there? I didn't know that it was like not a good city. For real.

[Kale]

Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

But that's where I always grew up. Vacationing like every single, like every other month I was there.

[Kale]

Right.

[Morgan Bailey]

So I went down there. We met. I. I lived on the third Apartment floor. He lived on the first apartment floor. So it was like that vibe and that time I am so. Wow.

[Kale]

So you have your own variation of my hot neighbor story. What is I met my story. So Elijah is, he's the father of my last three I saw.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes, he was my neighbor.

[Kale]

He owns a house in front. Like we share a driveway. Oh, okay. So we both have hot neighbor. I mean, well, I don't know if he's. But had.

[Morgan Bailey]

Okay, well you have love that for you. Like queen. Okay, I had. Yeah.

[Kale]

So you meet and then you go back to Detroit. So did he know you were pregnant?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Kale]

Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, he knew I was pregnant. Like we were together. Like we were together together, together. Like this was my first, like, kind of like my first everything for real. So like I felt hard. Like I went hard as we do. You have that fresh taste of. Oh my God. I'm outside, I'm. I'm in my own apartment. Like. And what's funny is like we were never supposed to date for real. But my co. I live with my cousins, they pushed me. You know what I'm saying? They were like, they were like, he's cool, you know, so we were vibing or whatever. Obviously we dated, we started dating. We, yeah, we were apartments away, but like we basically lived together for real. So like I was down there every single day. So I got pregnant like, you know, maybe like six months into it. I feel like, like kind of quick.

[Kale]

Better than me. Mine was 24 hours, so.

[Morgan Bailey]

Okay, okay, okay, okay. I don't, I'm not judging. In the club we don't judge. Okay, but so yeah, I got pregnant. He knew. You know what I'm saying? And then, yeah, then just hit the wall. But you asked. I'm off track. You asked how I ended up back in Detroit. So.

[Kale]

Is that what. I don't even remember.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, no, I'm just going to hold on because.

[Kale]

Did you know about the other kids when you got pregnant?

[Morgan Bailey]

So this is the thing. And people always say that I've said that, that I, I've never said that I had, I knew he had no kids. This is the thing. And I've told the story before, but only on live. When I met him, my cousins asked him, do you have kids? He said, yeah, I have two kids. And this is when we were just friends. So I was like, like, But I, I knew, I knew he was trying to slide. You know what I'm saying? So I go back to my parents. Cuz I, I, I was telling my parents everything. I would FaceTime them every single day. I'm like, yeah, you know, I, I, I thought, I like this guy, but he has two kids, and my parents, they both have a kid before each other, but they've been together for 30 years, like, strong. So they were like, well, does he see his kids? I'm like, he said he does. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, yeah, he. He said, does he take care of his kids? I'm like, yeah. He goes. My dad was like, so how can you. How can you judge? You know? So I was like, dang.

[Kale]

Like, you have to support.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, Yeah. I was like, you kind of ate me up with that. He was like, you don't have to date him. But obviously he was just like, you can't judge that, you know? So I was like, okay, dove. And when I say I jumped in the deep end, I didn't even go shallow. I jumped in the deep end. I was like, okay, full fledged.

[Kale]

Did you ever have another conversation about, like, meeting his kids? The set, two kids.

[Morgan Bailey]

This is the thing. It was like, but see, I did. So I did technically meet them, but it was like, when I tell you kids were just popping up and I'm not trying to be messy. Like, I really am not trying to be messy. Right.

[Kale]

No, this is your story.

[Morgan Bailey]

It was just kind of like, like, it was just like. I think at first, when he said. When I met him, he said he had two boys. I can't remember if it was one one boy or one girl. I know one of them had lived out of state. Okay, so one of them had lived out of state, and one of them had lived in that city. And I. He always would show me pictures and be like, I'm going to get my kid.

[Kale]

Just of the two?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes. So just of the two. But then you. As time went on, I remember my cousin called me. This is.

[Kale]

This is messy.

[Morgan Bailey]

I don't mean to be messy, because I am rebranding. Okay, but this is just. This is just a story of what happened.

[Kale]

Team was like, don't go on kills podcast.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, seriously. But like, I'm not trying to be messy, but basically, like, my cousin calls me and she's like, morgan, he has a baby carrier.

[Kale]

I said, what do you mean? Did she see him somewhere?

[Morgan Bailey]

She lit. She was my roommate. He walked inside with a baby carrier.

[Kale]

Where were you?

[Morgan Bailey]

I was like, I was probably, like, at my uncle's house or something. I didn't have a life, so I was just like, up the street. She just FaceTimed me so he walks.

[Kale]

Into the apartment complex, like where y'all lived, with a baby carrier.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah.

[Kale]

And didn't think you'd find out.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, but it wasn't. So I don't know if this was one of the two kids. He was talking. Okay, got it, got it, got it.

[Kale]

Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

So like. Because we weren't. Because I wouldn't say that we were. Like, I knew everything about him. You know what I'm saying? Like, we were. I feel like we were dating. Date. I think we were dating.

[Kale]

You know, sometimes we date them and.

[Morgan Bailey]

They don't date us back. But like, so, yeah, so she called me. She was like, Morgan, he walked in with a baby care. I said, I said, no. Like, he don't have no baby. Like, what are you talking about? She was like, no, he walked in with a baby carrier. So I was like, hey, do you have a baby? Like, is she. Is she hating on me? Like, is she trying to. So yes. No, he had a baby carrier. He was just like, oh, we don't know if that's my kid. Like I'm just babysitting, being kind and dummy me.

[Kale]

You asked him about it?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, I asked him about it. I asked him. That's what he told me. He told me. He, he. And, And I mean, he was. I guess he was. It's a red flag. It's a. The red flags were really. The. Saying it out loud sounds incred.

[Kale]

It sounds insane in hindsight though, because when you're in the middle of that and you're. You're head first, you're the, the feelings are already invested, you can't get out of it and you don't want to. You want to believe what they're saying.

[Morgan Bailey]

It builds character, girl. It builds character. It does. Because. Yeah, just so. Yeah. That was like the first one or what? You know, it was like it was like a two week old baby or so. I don't remember. You know, like, it's old. I don't remember the exact. But it was a baby carrier. Like, girl, car seat. Like, so basically as time went on, he. He said, I want you to meet one of my kids. And I was thinking that it was this kid. And this was a couple, like months later. I. I think I was already pregnant at this time, I'm pretty sure. And so I thought it was going to be, you know, at this point, like a two month old. Then it's like I came downstairs and it was like a four year old. So I was like, but, but she could talk and she understood. So I Didn't say like, hey, like, he was just like, I want you to meet my daughter. So I thought it was going to be a two week old or a two month old at that time, because time had went on.

[Kale]

Right. The woman that was in the baby carrier.

[Morgan Bailey]

Exactly. I thought it was going to be her, but it was like. So it was another.

[Kale]

Not for. Not the original two that he had shown.

[Morgan Bailey]

Exactly.

[Kale]

So it's a. Essentially like a fourth child.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes. So that was a fourth child. And I was like, okay.

[Kale]

So did he clarify that at all? Was he like, so.

[Morgan Bailey]

And this is, this is my fault because I didn't even. Like, I was so I. Red flags were popping up left and right. I was already pregnant. So it was just like.

[Kale]

You were just sort of going with the flow.

[Morgan Bailey]

I really was. And like, you know, like when you get pregnant and that type of. And everybody sees the red flags, people start to pull away from you, rightfully so, in a right way. You know what I'm saying? So I really felt like he was all that I had at that time. Like, truly, like I, I was going through it like I was on my own for the first time. Like, I was just. So that was kind of like a shocker. And then. And mind you, we had been to his mom's house in the past, like, and she had the stockings up. And I rem remember there being a fourth name or whatever, but I thought it was like a cousin or like, Right. Like I, I didn't know. I didn't know the family dynamic then or like the names or anything. So I thought that was weird because I was like, okay, I saw his name. I saw the two kids names that I knew. You know what I'm saying? Then I saw one other one and so I just kind of started being like, oh, okay.

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[Morgan Bailey]

Girl, you want to know where it gets real messy? Since I'm speaking.

[Kale]

Yes, we do. I mean, we want to know, but.

[Morgan Bailey]

Like, this was messy. I hate to talk about it, but we're here because it's good to get my story out because a lot of people have a lot of assumptions. So I would like to clear the air one last time before the rebrand because Tomorrow I turned 25.

[Kale]

So happy birthday.

[Morgan Bailey]

We're not talking about this after midnight. You know, What I'm saying.

[Kale]

But.

[Morgan Bailey]

But I was sitting down. I was. I was. I was like, so broke. I was so broke.

[Kale]

Financially broke or like, emotionally broke?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, everything. So, like, I. I had a great job. I was mortgage banking. Like, I was really that girl before I moved there. Like, I was. I had. I was working from home. And then I. I fell into this relationship where I just wanted to be with him 24 7. Like, when you are willing to lose everything, girl, so.

[Kale]

And it's always the broke ones, the men. I mean, we were just talking about. Broke dick is the best dick. Anyway, I digress.

[Morgan Bailey]

Next topic. Because I'm not being messy. But. And he. But I will say. And a lot of people were like, he was broke. He had a job.

[Kale]

Oh, he did?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes.

[Kale]

Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

So, like, people think that I was just like, no, he had a job. Like, he, like, he had a good job.

[Kale]

Like, and the other moms trusted him enough to have them have him in their lives, in the kids lives. So he must have been somewhat.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes, yes. Yeah, yeah. So everything was like, he had a good job, right? He. You know what I'm saying? He was. He was motivating me to go to work every single day.

[Kale]

Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

But I kind of fell behind because I was like, I had this really big girl job and like, all my friends were, you know, partying. Like, I was working from home. They would have random men in the house. You know what I'm saying? So it was just like I. I ended up getting fired from my job. Amen. Thank God.

[Kale]

You're like a blessing in disguise.

[Morgan Bailey]

Blessing. But then I went, bro. Broke.

[Kale]

Oh, no.

[Morgan Bailey]

And I was pregnant. I know, right? So sad. And then I went, you.

[Kale]

You quit where? You got fired because you were with him or because you were just like a bunch of things?

[Morgan Bailey]

It was really. I didn't feel like getting WI fi. I was so messy. I was telling them I was. I lied to them, folks, and said that Comcast was going to come out because I didn't want to work all day because, like, the. Why? So the WI fi was spotted.

[Kale]

But why were you doing that? Because you'd rather do other things.

[Morgan Bailey]

I. Listen, I have worked since I was 16, okay? Like, super tired. I always had a good job. I always had good, good, good jobs. And I was just tired. I'm like, I'm t even want to do this for. I knew I want to do social media back then. So I'm like, let me just vlog.

[Kale]

Like, and see what happens.

[Morgan Bailey]

So, yeah, I got fired on my break. I Was like, thank. Me and my friend were like, we. I think we went to Chipotle. Like, thank God. So yeah, I got fired or whatever.

[Kale]

Chipotle girl.

[Morgan Bailey]

But then like. And I had, I had a very good bank account. But then, you know, money dwindled down.

[Kale]

Yeah.

[Morgan Bailey]

Real quick. So.

[Kale]

And you were already on social media at that time.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, no, no, you weren't. Oh, I wasn't even posting. I was. I was hiding from the world.

[Kale]

Oh my gosh. Yeah.

[Morgan Bailey]

Because then I got pregnant. Pregnant. But how. I was telling you how I got messy kind of. So when I got, when I got pregnant, I. I got this job. It was like technically through. It was like a contract to hire like a HR job. And it was, it was a really good. Again fell into a very good job. But I found out that like a week before that I was pregnant. So like I knew that. I kind of knew that they weren't going to hire me on because I'm pregnant. You know what I'm saying? They didn't know that I was pregnant. It. It sound. They can't do that, but they can, you know what I'm saying? So I ended up from my job while I was pregnant and I went to my aunt's house and she's very good with financials. So we sat down and we were like, okay, how are we going to make this baby work? Do I need to go back to Michigan? Do I like. So we were writing down every single dollar and my aunt was like, she. Okay, mind you, they all are connected. She's friends with one of his daughter's like moms kind of like that. Does that make sense?

[Kale]

Random man's child's mom. Mom.

[Morgan Bailey]

Not the mom. Her mom.

[Kale]

Whose mom?

[Morgan Bailey]

Well, not friends, associates. Basically it was one of the grandmas of the. Of the kids.

[Kale]

Got it, got it, got it, got it.

[Morgan Bailey]

So she was like, did you. She was like, did you see the. How beautiful his daughter is? So I'm thinking that it was either.

[Kale]

The baby or the four year old.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, I was thinking that it was like the baby. Baby one.

[Kale]

Right.

[Morgan Bailey]

So I'm like, no, she doesn't have a kid. Like with this girl. He was, she was like, like, she was like, are you sure? No they have a kid together. Like, like the kid was just in Atlanta. Like I was like, no, no, no, no. Like they don't have a kid together. She's like, maybe she. And you know, she was like, maybe I'm tripping. Like, you know what I'm saying? She was. She genuinely from the Bottom part was like, maybe I'm tripping. So I'm like, this is weird. I get on the phone with my cousin. I'm like, investigative mode. You know, when I call my cousin, it's real. So I'm like, my aunt said this, that, said that, said that so and so had a baby. She was like, no. She was like, no, it can't. She was like, it can't be that. It can't be that. A week later, my parents come down. It's like my. I'm like, what do you have at 20, 20 weeks? Anatomy scan. So I'm like, finding out the gender, everything. We found out the gender that day.

[Kale]

Did he go with you?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, my mom came with me. I want my. My mom came to all my appointments. She flew down to Atlanta. Okay. Spirit flight. No, she flies delta. She's bougie. But I remember my parents were in town. Like, we were doing a gender review. We were planning that. Like, this was that day. This was the big day. You know what I'm saying? Like, I had finally felt a little bit of peace of my whole pregnancy because, like, I was so secluded. I was so happy to see my family girl. My cousin sends me pictures.

[Kale]

Can you see my expressions? I have Botox. So I'm like, I don't know if you can see when I'm like.

[Morgan Bailey]

So my cousin sends me pictures and he was at a baby shower, but he ran.

[Kale]

A man was at a baby shower.

[Morgan Bailey]

And not only. Not even just a baby shower. Like this was like a baby shower months ago. So my aunt was.

[Kale]

She, she was right.

[Morgan Bailey]

She was right. She was very right. And so that's how I became what. That's how I became the sixth baby mom. So then I think.

[Kale]

But you didn't know that you were 6.

[Morgan Bailey]

Well, that's when I found out that I was a six. So, So I.

[Kale]

So where was the fifth one?

[Morgan Bailey]

The fifth.

[Kale]

That was the fifth one.

[Morgan Bailey]

Remember? There was.

[Kale]

Okay, so there were. You knew about the two. Then one with the baby carrier year.

[Morgan Bailey]

And then the, the. Then the, the. The four year old popped up.

[Kale]

Oh, right.

[Morgan Bailey]

Well, I don't want to say like popped up, but like, so I met the four year old and then. And then the fifth would have been that one.

[Kale]

And then you were number six. And these are all six different women or six different children?

[Morgan Bailey]

Both. Both. Yeah, both. Oh. So then. And the story. And. And it's so. It's so hard to tell because, like when you're going through that, you don't remember everything that happened. So I wish that I would have like told my story in full from. If I knew that I was gonna blow up from that I would have told it from start to finish just so there was no. Like.

[Kale]

Yeah, because like, I mean, thinking back, right, like even right now, you're like, I don't remember. For me at least I don't remember certain timelines, but I know exactly.

[Morgan Bailey]

Especially when you're pregnancy.

[Kale]

Yeah. And just like, I know the details of what happened, but I don't know which one came first or like which detail came out.

[Morgan Bailey]

And then people like to switch your words, like, and then they get mad.

[Kale]

And it's like, well, there's. Look at how much is happening. And you're expecting me to remember this in chronological order.

[Morgan Bailey]

And then though, so then I get. I blow up on TikTok from telling my story and I'm just like joking. I really wasn't even mad at him at this time because it's like I was obviously mad that he left me with, with a kid, whatever. But like, I wasn't trying to ever bash him. I told a story. But if, if I'm bashing somebody for telling a story of what happened to me, that speaks on their character, not mine. Like, that's not bashing in my opinion. So I told my story or whatever. And then I get a DM from him. I get a DM from this girl. She was so sweet. She sends me paragraphs, have. She's like, yeah, this is my baby daddy, girl. I've been trying to find him for child support for years. I'm like. And she sends a picture. She sends pictures of, of him with her when she was younger. Like, so, yeah, now I'm the seventh. So I got on the Internet, I was like, beyonce, write seventh baby mama for me. Because I wanted a song but nobody made it. So it was a sad moment. I didn't even get a song out of it. It.

[Kale]

So he's involved in some of the kids lives, but not all of them.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, I hate he. He, like, people really do. And people say that I called him a deadbeat. I've never called him a deadbeat online.

[Kale]

Like, I. I don't know if he did or didn't.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, no, I know I didn't because he does. Like, I want to give. I don't, I don't want to be like, you know, they might think that I want that, but like, I just try not to. I. I'm grown now, so I really try to talk about him in a positive light. And he does do a lot more than he does, he has ever done. Like, and like I, you know, like I hate to be like people get very mad when I talk about it positively, but I am trying to be positive about it. But yeah, like he, when, when he, when. But also it's like when he's allowed. You know what I'm saying? This is like, But I also can't get into all of it because if it, you know, it's just not, they're not my kids. So it's like I, it's not my place to be like he's doing enough for this kid or like, you know, because that's just like their situation. Exactly. And Gigi is mine. And you know what I'm saying, I, I'm gonna hold it down no matter what. Like with or without somebody. So she's taken care of. So that's really all that I'm worried about.

[Kale]

So at what point did you guys like break up? Did you guys break up or you stayed together for the entire pregnancy?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, we were together the entire pregnancy. He moved to Michigan with me. He moved to Michigan with me.

[Kale]

Cuz Gigi just turned two, right?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes, Gigi just turned two.

[Kale]

So you're pregnant and you moved there or where was.

[Morgan Bailey]

I was pregnant. I lost my job because the HR one, they sent for the benefits like cuz I was like hey guys, like I'm about to pop out a baby. Like am I going like. What do you call it when you go? Like maternity leave? Yeah, maternity leave. But like when you go, when you get technically hired in. It was like I was supposed to get hired in. I'm like, I was, I knew I was doing great, but I kind of knew like they weren't going cuz I was pregnant. And I, I, I do understand. It's like you didn't expect that. So whatever. It is what it is. And everything happens for a reason. So I got, got fired. Well, I didn't get fired. I just like they just ended the contract one day and I'm like, oh my gosh, how are we gonna do this? Like I'm pregnant. And he was just like, I'll hold it down, whatever. But I'm like at this point like I gotta go home, I gotta go to Michigan. But it was his idea to go to Michigan.

[Kale]

So then he goes with you?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes.

[Kale]

You guys have Gigi?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yep. Then we had Gigi like a month or two later.

[Kale]

Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

And then. Yeah.

[Kale]

And then he leaves?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah.

[Kale]

He just disappears. Or you guys like broke up and then he leaves?

[Morgan Bailey]

I Mean, I, Like, I was just kind of tired. I was like, it was a lot. That C sect was a lot of my body. I was living with my parents. I didn't have no job. Nobody would hire me because I was seven, eight months pregnant, like, while I was interviewing, you know what I'm saying? So he left, what, a month into it? Yeah, he left a month into it. And then I hadn't seen him for a year, and he went. He went. Me. Had his family, you know what I'm saying? Like, yeah, he just. He. He left. Like.

[Kale]

And then you didn't talk to him?

[Morgan Bailey]

We did. We talked every day. Like, I. People. People think that I say, like, he just go, what? You know, when you tell story time, you just kind of tell. Like, I. I was just. I just like to laugh. Yeah. So I'm like. I'm like, if somebody sees Gigi's dad, I knew him the whole time. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, oh, okay, now that you're.

[Kale]

Now that you're saying that, I vaguely feel like you knew who the. Who the dad was, but he, like, disappeared kind of thing. But you were talking. But that was like, sort of the joke of the story.

[Morgan Bailey]

The joke, exactly.

[Kale]

But people really held on to that.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes. And. And so I. And so, like, I was just, you know, I kind of troll, like, in a. In a good way. Like, I'm just like, yeah, if somebody sees her dad, you know, like, I was just joking, like, and he would see all the videos, like, and not say anything.

[Kale]

Anything.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, he would get mad. You know, he would get mad. And. But then he started to just be like, you know, he just was. He. He just became cool with it or whatever. But we had wanted. And he always. He posted like, messages of me saying, like, oh, we should do social media together. They're so old. They're way before I blew up or anything. So, like, I never asked them, like, come, come do cut. No, I never said that. But, like, we. That was our always. Our plan. Like, you know, we always wanted to do content or whatever. So. But right before I had started tick Tock, you know, I was trying to get my man back. Like, I really. Because that's how. When you get left after that C section, you're like, what? Like, this can't be. You literally are like, this can't be real. Like, and you're postpartum. Like, so. Yeah, I was. I was just like, let's do content. And then. And. And it's always, like, people are always like, he didn't want her. He was also trying to get me back. So. But we would go back and forth of like, he wants me today, I don't want him tomorrow. He, I want him the next day, he doesn't want me the next. That's just how it was. Yeah. And that's like the typ. You know what I'm saying? Like that it's just typical.

[Kale]

So, so at what point did he then get on social media? Because I vaguely remember him like, and everyone freaked out because he got on social media.

[Morgan Bailey]

Oh my goodness. They found. I thought I had cleared my tracks because I saw, I saw this one, it started to blow up. And I saw this one girl post. She was like, now who is the random man from Atlanta? And I said, oh, they're in my business. Business deep.

[Kale]

And you know the Internet sleuth will find.

[Morgan Bailey]

I'm like deleting him off everything. Like, I'm like, mom, take the baby list registry. They, they found my baby list registry.

[Kale]

With his name on it.

[Morgan Bailey]

With his name on it. Went digging and then they have.

[Kale]

That happened to me too.

[Morgan Bailey]

And then they found my baby daddy. And then he found us. He joined the party. He joined the party and he was.

[Kale]

Like, I'm random man from Atlanta.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes, he said, I'm random man.

[Kale]

Did you know he was gonna do that?

[Morgan Bailey]

I expected it.

[Kale]

Oh.

[Morgan Bailey]

You know what I'm saying? I, I, and it's not, see, I looking back, it's like, you're better than.

[Kale]

Me because I exposed my baby dad when he was like, not claiming me and like was acting like he didn't have.

[Morgan Bailey]

He was not claiming you. Like, oh my God.

[Kale]

Literally from his family. And I, at seven months, I was like, this is my baby father. And that was my biggest mistake. I should have, I should have pulled a Morgan. But this was before you because it.

[Morgan Bailey]

Was supposed to be a joke. It was just a little jokey joke. They act like it's Facebook on tick tock. I'm like, they're strict over there. They got real strict. So yeah, I gotta watch what I say now.

[Kale]

Well, they'll twist every word.

[Morgan Bailey]

Every word. Oh my goodness.

[Kale]

And I was a little nervous cuz I'm like, I don't, I didn't know how much you were willing to talk about it, but I do see how much people twist every single thing that you say. And it's hard because you want to tell your story, but then you also are going to get bashed for all of it. And you're like, but I wasn't lying. But the timeline might have been off. But I'm trying to tell my story so you guys can. So it's digestible for you. Because that's the other thing is like you are human being so you're not going to remember everything down to the little, you know, every details neutral.

[Morgan Bailey]

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[Kale]

So he gets online and then you guys tell me if this is out of order, but then you guys are back together and you like randomly drop a video of you guys being together. Or am I making that up?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, actually. So everybody. So, so I, I posted. Did you see that video where I was like, I was. It's so funny because he can't. Okay, so finally, I really, truly thought that I was in that head space to be like, you can see her and we cannot be together. Like, I really thought I truly would not have let him come to my, like, come to Michigan and see her if I didn't think that I was in that headspace face. Like, honest to God. So this is where it gets kind of hard because he lives with his girlfriend. You know what I'm saying? And he has. Whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he got, yeah, he had, he had a girlfriend. He had his family. You know what I'm saying. But they. He. He. I mean, but he was saying that they weren't together. I don't know. I don't know how it went. You know what I'm saying? I'm just saying what I was told. So I was saying they weren't together. He went on a work trip to. I think it was. I don't. It doesn't even matter. He went on a work trip out of town, and he was like, hey, can I come to Gigi, like, after I leave, to leave here? I'm like, you know, like, when Gigi's a year old now and. And. And people say, oh, he was there for her birthday. No, he was not there for her first birthday. I didn't lie about that. Like, oh, my goodness.

[Kale]

Why would you lie about that?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, seriously.

[Kale]

Because if he was there, he would let people know.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, literally, girl. But I'm like, no. So, like, whatever. He.

[Kale]

He wasn't there for the birthday.

[Morgan Bailey]

He wants to come 10am I lost my train of thought.

[Kale]

Like, do we need more cash? Caffeine, girl.

[Morgan Bailey]

I had those espresso martinis. I'm scared of coffee at this point. That's what's got me like this. Oh, my goodness.

[Kale]

He. He doesn't go to the first birthday. But he asked to come see her.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. It was like, a couple weeks later.

[Kale]

Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

He comes to Michigan, and I. And I was very honest. I literally came on and I said, random man from Atlanta is in town. I said it like, that. They were so. And it's funny because, like, I. I was watching my videos before he even came. I was watching my videos. I was like, I feel like I got kind of boring, and I kind of want to, like, spice it up. So, you know, you. You use different voices in each. So that's why I had. I. That's why I said, like, random Atlantis. Everything's calculated. When you do. When you do content.

[Kale]

I mean, I wish I was a content creator, but I just. I'm not like you. I don't have. I wish I had voices and could be animated, but I just thrilled.

[Morgan Bailey]

So I just. I. I said it like that. And it wasn't like an excitement or anything. It was just like I was just trying something new.

[Kale]

And I had.

[Morgan Bailey]

I had found this girl's page, and she was doing that, and I. I like, you know, I. I really pick up on what other people do, and I just. I. I accidentally even do it.

[Kale]

So same.

[Morgan Bailey]

I was talking like that a lot then adhd. A lot of people ask me that.

[Kale]

Because no, I only ask you because that's something that, like picking up traits from other people is like an adhd.

[Morgan Bailey]

I don't even know. I probably do, though. A lot of people, they diagnose me with that. I. I would believe it. I would believe it, but I probably do. I'm gonna go to the doctor as soon as I get home tonight. But yeah, so he came or whatever.

[Kale]

Did you put him on a video? Was he in a video?

[Morgan Bailey]

So, girl, I go to my managers because I'm. I'm. I'm. People say I'm a liar. I'm very. I'm very real.

[Kale]

Why are people calling you a liar?

[Morgan Bailey]

They hate me, girl. They be eating me up. But anyways, so he let me not. Let me not do that squeaky voice. They.

[Kale]

I always just ass. Like, I always know that you do that. I just thought that was like always.

[Morgan Bailey]

They said that video, it was just too much. I caught. I got so many unfollows. They hated me. But they said that I shouldn't have talked like that. So I'm. I'm talk different. I'm talk different. But they basically had, you know, my manage. I went to my managers and I was like, girl, like, he's in town. Like, I know that. I know. I was like, what do you guys think? Like, I'm just like. Because I don't want to lie to the viewer. I don't want to.

[Kale]

What if someone sees you in public and then they put it out?

[Morgan Bailey]

It might even really that it was like I told every. I. I really had a tight connection with my. Like, I don't even like to call them followers, but like, you know, like, I'm with my tik Tok girlies. So I wanted them to know, like, this was my story. And now we're going to co parent or whatever the case may be or. He's here. He just came to visit. Okay. He didn't come to live. He literally a duffel bag. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, he never came to move in and people were calling me a lie. Liar. Saying that he just. He. Like, people were saying that we were together and then he was saying that we were together, but he was telling me we weren't together. So why are you going online saying that we're. That. That.

[Kale]

So that probably perpetuated the rumors that you guys were actually together, but you.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes. And people were. Why would he do that together and all that. Obviously we ended up sleeping together again, but we. But when I had came online, I said we weren't. We weren't sleeping together and I shouldn't even have to do that, but we weren't. Like, why would he do that? He just, he and this thing. He doesn't. I don't. He. He just wants a. I, I, Sometimes I feel bad because he want. You know, he's always wanted to be.

[Kale]

A content creator, but I don't even know.

[Morgan Bailey]

Let me Google him the right way sometimes. So it's just like, you know, like.

[Kale]

He would go go viral if he talked about. He's so his situation, I gotta Google.

[Morgan Bailey]

And that's the thing. And that's what I've always tried to tell him. If you stay positive and you stay away from the negativity. His personality, he has a very good personality. Like, you gotta have a good personality to get all these baby moms first. So, like, you know, like, he's a very funny person. So it's like, just, Just be you, you know, stay away from the negativity show. Show you in Atlanta, parenting with your kids.

[Kale]

But, you know, so then what now, you guys.

[Morgan Bailey]

So, so, yeah, basically. So I came on and I said, he was there, right?

[Kale]

Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

And then the girls ate me up. And they said, we don't want anything with him. We don't want to hear about him. That's what they said. So I stopped. I literally drew back and I was like, okay, I'm not going to say anything else. Like. And the thing is, is, like, he, I hate to say, like, I feel bad for saying this, but, like, he had just started his job. He had just started this new job. Like, he didn't. You know, a lot of people don't have time. The average person doesn't have money to go get a hotel and this. And I get it. When you have kids, you should. And they're out of state, and I get that. But I. I really wanted him to see Gigi because Gigi was like, at this point, like, you know, like, I want her to know her dad. So I let him stay. Whatever. Obviously got weak at the knees. It's deep, deep into it. Not. Not immediately. You know what I'm saying? People think it was. No, it was not immediately. But anyways, I. He goes back home. And this is what I'm saying, he didn't move in. People think that he just.

[Kale]

How long did he say he.

[Morgan Bailey]

He. Now, he ended up staying for about a month. He was only supposed to stay for a week, but he ended up saying, I think it was. I don't even think it was a full Month.

[Kale]

But because you guys fell back into it or just because of this?

[Morgan Bailey]

He said. He always said from the beginning that he was going back. You know what I'm saying? So, like, I didn't think that we were.

[Kale]

Did you think you could change his mind?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, no, I. No, I. It. It. It wouldn't even have been his mind being changed.

[Kale]

Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

He had to change my mind for real. You know what I'm saying? Because I was really trying to stand on it.

[Kale]

Okay.

[Morgan Bailey]

And it was just kind of like, it.

[Kale]

Because I could see if he, like, came to visit Because I'm guilty of it too, right?

[Morgan Bailey]

Like, yeah.

[Kale]

Thinking that I could change their mind into.

[Morgan Bailey]

And, like, may. I don't know, because it was so long ago, and I really don't have that postpartum. I'm like, depression anymore. So I'm like, maybe I did think that, but I don't really think that I did. Like, I really. I really. Because he had. He only had a double bag of clothes, you know what I'm saying? Like, what did we think was gonna happen? So he goes back and then, mind you, it's like, weeks later or whatever, and I wasn't doing what he said he wanted me to do. Like, you know what I'm saying?

[Kale]

So, like, what?

[Morgan Bailey]

Just, like, sending money for whatever. Like, it was.

[Kale]

He wanted you to send him money?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes.

[Kale]

For what?

[Morgan Bailey]

He. I don't even know. He was just like, send me money and I'll come back to Michigan. I was like, no.

[Kale]

Like, did you ever send him money? I saw rumors about that too.

[Morgan Bailey]

No. Yeah. Like, down the. When he came back or whatever, it got very, like, toxic where I felt like I had to. But, like, it was like, it. He was just like, that's. People say that I paid him $20,000 to come back home, girl. Cross my heart, hope to die. You could look through every single bank account transaction. No.

[Kale]

So you never gave him that money to come back?

[Morgan Bailey]

No. No, no, no.

[Kale]

Did he ever come back on his own?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes. So he came. That's what I'm saying. I did not send him a dollar. I literally did not him sent. No, actually, he didn't come back. What. What? He did come back, but what had happened was I. So I. I go, he's still in Michigan, right? Like, let's backtrack a little bit. He's still in Michigan. I go to my mom's 50th birthday bash in Florida. He leaves right after I left.

[Kale]

He leaves Michigan?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes. Like, literally just left. But I'm like, you could have just said you were leaving. You know what I'm saying?

[Kale]

But while you were in Florida, he.

[Morgan Bailey]

Leaves, like, literally as soon as I get in my car. Like, he's right behind me. Like, he took. Covering up the camera. Took my camera down off my door. I'm like, why are you doing all that? Like, it's okay. You could leave. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, it's not that serious. Like, it's not that deep. So he left or whatever. He left and then I was. I. I'm obviously in Florida or in Florida. He's like, I'm coming back. Like, I'm. He. When he left, he was like, I'm coming back. I'm gonna go get my stuff. He was like, saying that. I was like, no, it's good. Like, stay there. Like, you know, trying to stand strong. So I was like, no, it's good. Stay there. Whatever. Like, secretly, obviously wanting him back at that time, because, like, we had. We were vibing. Really. We. There was no toxicity. Really, like, for real. We were vibing. But then he was like, send some money to come back. I was like, no, I'm not doing that. Whatever. Like, that's weird, because that was the beginning of, like, asking for money. I was like, no, like, what? Like what? So I ended up getting a iHeartRadio interview request from this girl in Atlanta. Mind you, I came back from my mom's birthday bash or whatever. So I'm in Michigan, and people say, oh, my God, she went down there to be with that man. No. I was so tired of being told no to this podcast. No to that podcast, no to this. They said no to iheartradio. I said, I'm going, wait, why.

[Kale]

Why were they saying no to iHeartradio?

[Morgan Bailey]

I don't. They. They.

[Kale]

They. I don't know. Just to. I don't know this for sure, but this is. My theory is that because people don't get paid to go on podcasts. Yeah, I think that's why. I don't know. I, like, managers are not getting a cut, but I don't think that people realize how mutually beneficial podcasting. So, like, I mean, you're tapping into. People that listen to Barely Famous might not know who you are, so now they're going to go look at who you are.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah.

[Kale]

And vice versa. Yeah. People who love and support you might be like, what podcast are they talking about? And go look. So it's mutually beneficial. And if it's not, okay, fine. But at the time, we were. If we were both Messy. I don't know why you wouldn't be allowed to come on a messy podcast.

[Morgan Bailey]

What's crazy is like, I remember when you DM me. I was like, I'm going on Caitlin Lowry's podcast. I was like, and I gotta tell you, my sister loves you. Before she Is she older than you or younger? Yeah, she's like older.

[Kale]

Okay, so she's probably 30. Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Morgan Bailey]

So she's like, mom's on in my house. I'm like, girl, she's still to this day. I'm like, can you turn this? You should have brought her, girl. She was a girl. Like, no, I love her though. I love her though. She's so basic. Like she watches the same show over and over and over again. Well, we love tv, but yeah.

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[Kale]

C site for details, go to Atlanta for iHeartRadio.

[Morgan Bailey]

I go to Atlanta for iHeartRadio.

[Kale]

And because you're there, you obviously see him.

[Morgan Bailey]

But it wasn't even that. Like, people are like, she, she's like, she went there. No, I was standing strong like I. My own Airbnb. It was days into it before I had even. I needed a babysitter. And. And this is like, this is kind of an excuse. Like I'll. You know what I'm saying? I'll say that because I could have. I could have taken Gianna two hours away and then drove two hours back because my, my family was in Columbus at that time. So I was like, I need a babysitter. But I was like, this is ridiculous. Like, her dad is literally in the same city. Like, yeah, I was like, what? He was blowing up. And I posted the messages, whatever. Like, I don't really care about that because I'm. I'm over it. Like, there's no love. Well, I almost said there's no love loss. There is love, but it's like, there's no beef. Like, you know what I'm saying? There's no drama, but. Well, there. Yeah, but so basically, he. You know, he. He had his turn at blowing me up, and you know how that feels when your baby daddy is blowing you. Messages and messages. He's calling my cousin, texting my cousin, I want Morgan back. Da, da, da, da. It's. He's like, it's not about money. It's not about fame. It's nothing. He was like, I just want my family back. So I'm like, okay, come on. Like, I finally. I'm like, come on. Like, and. And people say that I was lying, saying that. Like, I. I went two weeks, no contact. Girl, that was a long. That was good. But first two weeks before I had came to Atlanta, that was my first two weeks.

[Kale]

I've never talked of not talking of.

[Morgan Bailey]

Not talking to him. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, he was. I think that he. I think that he was. I would. I would be on live, though, and he would. I don't know if he had another page or like, I didn't. I had his number blocked, and so he would, like, comment on my live, but I felt like that was no contact because I'm like, your number is blocked. Like, well, I'm not. I'm not.

[Kale]

You're not responding.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, yeah, his ig, but he was messaging me through ig finally, when I had unblocked him on IG or whatever. Girl, so many apps to block people on these days.

[Kale]

You're like, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Venmo.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes. Seriously. No, I'm not gonna block my baby.

[Kale]

Dad sent me a dollar on Venmo or Cash app or something.

[Morgan Bailey]

See, I've been like, why are you sending a dollar on cash? I was down bad. Sending. Sending a dollar on cash up. Telling a man to call you back, Morgan, you did that.

[Kale]

You did that.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. And I will be the first to send. Say, like, that's what people. People like, I'm not embarrassed of what I went through because it made me who I am today. Like, if I didn't go through this, then it's like, when was I gonna go through it?

[Kale]

Like, never.

[Morgan Bailey]

It be for real? No, seriously.

[Kale]

You're in your 20s, and all of this is going on the last couple years.

[Morgan Bailey]

You're young, and then you go viral, and you're. And you're. And you're being told you're viral off my name. I deserve a cut. And I. I'm like, oh, my God. Like, do you.

[Kale]

Like, I'm like, I never said his name at first.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, really. Exactly. But I really did. I kind of. It kind of played on my heartstrings because it's like, you care about this.

[Kale]

Do, like, them to win, not even.

[Morgan Bailey]

Really owe it to them, but I'm so generous when it comes to giving, and, like, something about, like, him plays on my heartstrings as far as that.

[Kale]

You have a baby together. He was your first love.

[Morgan Bailey]

It was, but it was. Yeah, but it was. But it. But it got toxic very fast because I was always. You know what I'm saying? Like, I was always. I'm. If people need. Like, if you need it. I'm not. I'm not, you know, I'm not stingy like that. Like, if your kids, Like, a lot of the money that I would send him or whatever was for his kids, like, I.

[Kale]

You know, like, you knew he had six other kids, so of course you're gonna send.

[Morgan Bailey]

I. Like, I would always, you know, and I'm not trying to make it seem like he made me do that or anything, but that was, like, kindness from my heart. Like, I. I. If I.

[Kale]

If I'm wanted to and if you didn't want to.

[Morgan Bailey]

Making this much, like, it's like, yeah, I want to. You know what I'm saying? It's just. That's Gigi's siblings, and I have sib. I have half siblings, so I know firsthand what it feels like. I have a sister that lives in Detroit that we can't talk because. Because. You know what I'm saying? Because my. Because I don't even know what it is, but, like, I. We're, like, the same age, and we've never even talked, so I never want Gigi to experience that. And I always put my, like, heart into her, and I'm like, I want you to have what I didn't have.

[Kale]

Well, right.

[Morgan Bailey]

When she grows up, you want close.

[Kale]

You want her to be able to say that you did everything that you could do, and.

[Morgan Bailey]

And I. I've cut back from that because I realized how much I really, truly lost myself doing that. You know what I'm saying? So I' cut back from that, and I'M like, I got you, and that's gonna be enough, period. Like, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, she will know. Kids will know. So whatever happened, happened, and I moved past it, and I turned 25 tomorrow. And this is a rebrand. Like, let's talk about me.

[Kale]

We can talk about you.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, but, yeah, I had to tell my story, though. I have to answer your questions, though. I'll still answer them because I don't turn 25 till midnight.

[Kale]

So, wait, so you go to Atlanta? How did you stay in Atlanta then? When, when you go for the iHeartradio?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, I stayed in Atlanta. For how long? Airbnb, girl. I ended up staying for. I only been. Yeah, I, oh, well, girl, we, we. My mom calls it the world tour, Girl, I was gone for months. We ended up going to Disneyland.

[Kale]

Everything.

[Morgan Bailey]

We were just living.

[Kale]

Just living. Wait, wait, wait.

[Morgan Bailey]

Just living?

[Kale]

Did you stay in that Airbnb? Like, you kept extending it, Girl, I.

[Morgan Bailey]

Was just, I was just think. And honestly, like, people were like, this is so bad for Gigi. But Gigi always had everything, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I brought all her stuff. Like, we didn't stay in no bum Airbnbs, and we were staying in, like, nice places. So, so we, we just kind of started traveling. Like, I extended that Airbnb for, like, a week or two. Then we went to FL and Florida was fun and just hung out. Yeah. Because I had always wanted to take Gigi to Disney World, especially because before she's two, it's free. Like, oh, is she?

[Kale]

Oh, I didn't know that. I better take the twins.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes, take them. It's free. And I was waiting until they were five. And I remember it, it's free.

[Kale]

You're like, there's pictures.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. And, and it was, you know, you want your kids to see that. So. Yeah. So I, I, we ended up taking her to Disney World and the beach and everything. And I don't know. I, I was just, it was, I just felt good. Michigan is so boring. I, I, I, I was happy to travel with my baby. So.

[Kale]

Okay, so you stay for a couple months.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. Next question.

[Kale]

What's the turning point for when you go back to Michigan? At what point do you go back to Michigan when.

[Morgan Bailey]

When the world tour ended. For real? It was just kind of like, we just did.

[Kale]

Was there a fight?

[Morgan Bailey]

No. No.

[Kale]

Well, you were just like, I'm done. I'm going back.

[Morgan Bailey]

It wasn't a fight, but he was just, like, he started going live every day, and, like, Talking about me, like, with literally just, like, T pages and, like, hate pages, and. And I.

[Kale]

This is while you guys were cool.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. While I would be in the Airbnb, and he would. Would just be like, talk. And he would just be like, oh, I'm not talking about you. But the whole. Everybody knew the live was about, and it was just like, always mean things. And then he was the one telling people that we weren't together, but we were. But I was like, I didn't want to go against what he was saying because it's like it always fell back on me, and it was just so. It was just so messy. You know what I'm saying? It was like, I'm going back to.

[Kale]

I'm going back to Michigan.

[Morgan Bailey]

Well, I lived there, so it was like, you know, you. Yeah, we just. We went. We had fun, like, and then we.

[Kale]

Just went back and you've been there ever since.

[Morgan Bailey]

Ye. Yeah.

[Kale]

And now you're doing a full rebrand.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. Uhhuh. Yeah, I have. I just. Girl, does my frontal lobe look big. Like, I just know. Really, like, you have that moment when you want more for yourself, and you know you're about to get more for yourself, and you're like, you know what? No, Like, I really let the Internet eat me up. I let them drag me down, and that's cool. They had their time, they had their tea, they had their fun. Now it's my turn, and I'm going to have mine, and I'm going to live my best life. So what's the plan?

[Kale]

What's the plan for your rebound is.

[Morgan Bailey]

To find out who Morgan is? Because Morgan is Gigi's mom. Morgan is random man from Atlanta's maybe mom Morgan is a seventh baby mom, Morgan's a tick tocker, but who is Morgan? So I really have to get back to, like, girl, I've been. I've been eating the girlies up on IG and stuff lately. They're like. They're like, wait, she's not fat. Wait, she's not ugly.

[Kale]

Wait, what?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, they said that. They said. I got a comment yesterday. What do you mean? They were like, how did you get skinny? Because I got my jawline back. Oh, my jawline is bad.

[Kale]

You were like, when you lose the stress, when you lose the baby daddy, you get the jawline.

[Morgan Bailey]

Really, truly is just like, when you're at peace with who you are with a mother, as a content creator, as a person. Like, I just had. I literally. I used to think I was getting bullied when people be like, your frontal lobe is going to develop. When that frontal lobe develop. Can do we cuss on here?

[Kale]

Yes.

[Morgan Bailey]

And you stop taking people's. It's over with.

[Kale]

Wait, why would they say that, though?

[Morgan Bailey]

Girl, they say everything. They say everything.

[Kale]

Why were they following you if they were just gonna call you say.

[Morgan Bailey]

I mean, but I needed it because if you look at my videos, my face was puffy, I was pimples everywhere, like, just looking messy. Doing the same hair videos. Doing the same. Whatever videos I was making. They were just boring. I needed. I really. I needed to be bullied back to me, because now I'm about to be a problem. Okay. Like, I'm about to be acting up.

[Kale]

I was just telling you off camera, off the mic that I'm having a really hard time rebranding to. Right? Like, I just got a package from ysl and when I got the email that I was going to get a YSL package, I almost shit myself because I was like, this is the coolest fucking thing. Tell me about your rebrand. What do you want to do? And did you drop agencies or did they drop you?

[Morgan Bailey]

Oh, they had dropped me.

[Kale]

Why?

[Morgan Bailey]

I'm with a new one, though, because they. And. And this is where it's kind of like, dang, like, the p. There were lies going. People were saying that I called his kid ugly. And then he posted the screenshot and I had. I didn't call the kid ugly. And people were like, oh, my God, she didn't even say that. Like, but yeah, so I really. They were just com. They basically were just commenting like, we hate Morgan and we want her off your team. And then. And then. So I had actually came out to that. Them. I. This was the first time I ever really asked for, like, kind of PR help. I was like, hey, guys. Like, this is like, actually something very serious. I'm going through it, like, mentally, like, physically, like, everything. Like, I need to get out of this and I. And at that. And if that I really say. And I don't want to, like, on them because, like, they. They're good people, you know, say their job is their job. You know what I'm saying? So if it wasn't good for them, respect and still love them down. You know what I'm saying? But like, like, I genuinely think that if they would have helped me through that, I wouldn't have. I. It. It would have stopped right there, I think. But, you know, I could be wrong, but everything happens for a reason. So they came back and she was like, my managers. I love Them all.

[Kale]

Your current ones or your old ones?

[Morgan Bailey]

My old ones. Oh, I love my current one, too. But, like, I really. I had that relationship with them. They were. I still do. They're literally like big sisters to me. But they were just like, yeah, we're going to go back and we're going to get PR and, like, we're going to get you out of this. Girl.

[Kale]

Girl.

[Morgan Bailey]

They came back, they said, yeah, unfortunately, they don't want you. I was like, oh, okay.

[Kale]

That's so surprising to me because I feel like that was an opportunity to surprising, fully rebrand.

[Morgan Bailey]

It was at that time. It really was. But, like, I get it. Like, it. It was just messy. Was like, everything I said, he contradicted. Everything I. He said, I contradicted the way out at that point.

[Kale]

Because you can. You can only control what you say and what you do. You can't control what he says and he does. So then what?

[Morgan Bailey]

Girl, you just. This is what you do.

[Kale]

We get new manager. I don't have no girl.

[Morgan Bailey]

Girl, get a $47 flight to where? Jamaica or something. Somewhere hot. Okay. Just no kids, no baby daddy, take a friend, take a fake mink coat, whatever you got to do.

[Kale]

How to mink and pop out and.

[Morgan Bailey]

Be like, I am that.

[Kale]

Like, what you're doing here in New York.

[Morgan Bailey]

That's what I'm doing. Like, and I don't care. I'm not. You will never see me respond back to nothing. You will never.

[Kale]

So you're not going to respond anymore to anything? No.

[Morgan Bailey]

Who is. Who is none of that. You know what I' Like, I don't care if somebody popped out today and said that I hit them on the. On the A line to get here. I don't care. Like, I'm not doing none of that. Like, I'm not.

[Kale]

I'm not going to clear up rumors anymore. It's whatever he says. He says, did you read that book?

[Morgan Bailey]

Let them.

[Kale]

Not yet, but Mel Robbins, shout out, because everyone is talking about that book. So I need to read it.

[Morgan Bailey]

Read that book and it. And don't read it unless you're ready to change your life.

[Kale]

Well, that's the thing that is the biggest thing for me is, like, we can say it until we're blue in the face that we want to make changes, but until you're actually in the mindset of you're going to change, it's not going to work.

[Morgan Bailey]

I took Gigi off.

[Kale]

I was going to ask you about that. So what was the decision there?

[Morgan Bailey]

And. And, and people always make These mommy. Mommy vloggers are exploring this. No, I didn't know that I was going to get. You know, I was just doing her hair. Okay. And I was just doing whatever. But it got to a point where it was like people only wanted to see Gigi and respect. You know what I'm saying? But when I walk into a room and everybody says, hey, Gigi. Hey, Gigi, and I love my kid, and people were like, it's giving. She's jealous of Gigi. No, I am seen. You're going to see me. I'm her mother. Yeah, you. What I'm saying, like, I don't play that. When I don't play that whole, like, oh, the. Oh, we only care about the baby. No. Like, I will never treat another mother like that. Like, you know what I'm saying? I don't want to be treated like that. No mother wants to be treated like that. So I'm just done with it. It's like. It's like if you. I. I get it. If you're. I love. If you love my kid, but if you're only there for her, it's like, go follow another toddler. You know, this is my page. I love Gigi to death. I don't. I don't know if she wants to be online. And people are like, it's crazy that you came to that. I grew. I grew in the head. So now I'm. This is 20 Morgan thinking versus I went viral at what, 20, 22 or whatever. I grew, and I don't know if my kid wants to be online. I don't know. She does. Yes. She loves the camera. Okay, we know that. But she doesn't know where the footage is going. None of these. And I don't. I don't think that I'm better than any mom that puts their cut online because that's your kid. But I don't know. You don't.

[Kale]

You don't want to make it your whole. Like, people know your mom, and if she pops up in content here and there. Different than making her the main focus.

[Morgan Bailey]

Exactly.

[Kale]

And I think that's fair.

[Morgan Bailey]

And it's just like, how far can you go? I want to go far in life. I don't. And that's the thing. I really gave up for a while. Like, I. Like, it's. It's. It's. It's hard when you work your ass off to get where you are. And then every single brand deal you get, people are going and commenting. We hate Morgan. We don't want her to have this brand.

[Kale]

We're doing that to you?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yes. Every single brand deal that I was getting. It's like they would call me stinky. Then I got a brand deal with Dove Soap. And then they're like, we don't want her to have a brand deal with them. So they say that you just said I smell bad.

[Kale]

Why did they say that?

[Morgan Bailey]

My baby daddy said it. He said I. I said. He said my coochie smells.

[Kale]

It don't smell.

[Morgan Bailey]

Why are you with me if it smells? I'm doing the voice, but oh, my God. It's like contradicting. You know what I'm saying? Like, girl, it's just messy. It's just.

[Kale]

What in the world mor. So what is the plan for the rebrand? We need to be in this together because I'm also trying.

[Morgan Bailey]

We're going to eat the girlies up. We're going to. We're literally going to just become that.

[Kale]

Do you have, like, goal? Do you have, like, brand deal goals? Do you want to. Do you want to do Broadway like Trisha? Like, what's the plan?

[Morgan Bailey]

No Broadway. I want to be. Okay, I'm supposed to be on tv.

[Kale]

Reality or scripted?

[Morgan Bailey]

It probably should be scripted, but I want to be a reality TV person. Person. I don't care if it's host Trader.

[Kale]

Was House of Villains.

[Morgan Bailey]

That type of vibe. I don't even watch tv. I like to watch myself. Okay, that's what we're gonna do. We're gonna watch ourselves. Stop watching what these other girlies are doing and live your life. Look in the camera when you say to live your own life. Stop wanting to compare yourself. But that's what I'm doing. Stop comparing myself. Stop posting my kid. How far can you go? If you. If you want to make this your career and you want to be an influencer, what is it? Okay, cool. I'm a content creator. I need to figure out what does it mean to influence the girlies? You know what I'm saying?

[Kale]

Right, Right.

[Morgan Bailey]

So, yeah, like, I, I, girl, I today, like, you look good. Okay.

[Kale]

Like, the outfit, everything. Thank you.

[Morgan Bailey]

Okay. If we're coming to New York, we're coming to New York. Like, I am at that point where I'm just like, she said something yesterday, my friend. She was. She was just like, girl, if they want to do what they want to do, okay, but don't water yourself down to that level. So I'm just going to do whatever I want to. I'm gonna travel. I'm gonna make more content. I'm Gonna get outside. And people are like, we don't just want to see makeup and all that. Okay, well, let me put my makeup on to get where I'm going. You know what I'm saying? So it's just finding who I am as a person. And when you mentioned brands, I was hung up about brands for a while because it is. It is a slap in the face when you know your content is good. You know, you put the time in and a brand doesn't want to work with you, but let them, okay? Because guess what? In a year from now, don't come crawling back. Don't come crawling back. You know what I'm saying?

[Kale]

I have literally turned a brand down because they came back after a long time, and I was like, where was this when I was actively pursuing it?

[Morgan Bailey]

And now it's like. It's like, I know my worth, you know? And I. I still do get, like, brand. Like, I. I'm not. I don't think that I' unmarketable or whatever.

[Kale]

No. And that's what I. I guess I'm not understanding that whole part of it because I don't feel. But maybe because we both came from, like, messy worlds. Like, yeah, I don't look at you and think messy.

[Morgan Bailey]

Exactly.

[Kale]

I understand your story. Maybe because I experienced something sort of similar. So I don't look at you and think messy at all.

[Morgan Bailey]

It's like. But people online, when they. When. When. When they get to the point where. Now you told your story, now we don't like that you took your baby daddy back. Is. Yeah. Is it real life? Yeah, Morgan, but we don't like it, so we don't want. We don't want you anymore. It washed up. Canceled. Canceled. I'm canceled. But you're selling a page calling me canceled girl.

[Kale]

But how do you come back from that? Because I also understand that, too, is like, once you tell your story enough, or, you know, now you're on the podcast telling your story again. Like, then what?

[Morgan Bailey]

You know how many times I've been canceled?

[Kale]

Really?

[Morgan Bailey]

You think I'm worried about that? Like, I'm not worried about it. I. One thing about me, I am a highly protected individual, okay? So I am bound bouncing back each. People be like, I thought I blocked you. Try again. Try again. Block me again.

[Kale]

Somebody will be talking about me on your page.

[Morgan Bailey]

Somebody. Okay, I'm here for a reason. Try again. I just made a spam page. I'm like, should I be making one? I. Girl, yes, just make one. I can't tell the girlies that it's me. They're like, they're always tagging me. They're like. I'm like, I don't know who this is, but she's eating like, Yeah, I put 31. Cat lover. No kids, single. That's my bio rebrand. That's the rebrand. Okay. You gotta do something completely opposite that.

[Kale]

Smart's about to give you a deal.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, no, right. For real cat. Oh, yeah, because I got cats. Yeah, exactly.

[Kale]

Do you really have cats, though?

[Morgan Bailey]

I hate cats. Oh, I hate Morgan. Hey, cat hates cats. But big morgues.

[Kale]

Cat lover, not big morgz. Do you post on there?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, I post on the girl I'm hot.

[Kale]

Should I be following you on there, girl?

[Morgan Bailey]

Look at it. I'll pull it up real quick.

[Kale]

Don't tell me you have, like, a good following on there.

[Morgan Bailey]

I mean, it's like 50, 000I. But I never, like on a cat account, on my cat account. But I didn't post cats or anything. But, like, it's just like, you know, I just. Was a crime. I just post stuff.

[Kale]

Do people know it's you?

[Morgan Bailey]

I mean, it's me, it's my face. You know what I'm saying? Like, I just do random stuff. I don't talk on there, though. I don't talk on.

[Kale]

Can you get paid with 50,000 followers?

[Morgan Bailey]

I'm not trying to get paid. Oh, but I am. I think. Well, I mean, you could join the TikTok creator from. You got to post a minute video. I'm not my. This is the thing too. I got so stuck on the creator rewards program. I'm not worried about that little money. I didn't start content for money. You didn't know.

[Kale]

Okay. Because I immediately joined the creator fund.

[Morgan Bailey]

Really?

Did you? Yeah, I didn't. I didn't. I. And for the longest time, people were like, she's getting paid off this.

[Kale]

I'm like, so you weren't getting paid from Tik Tok?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, I joined it about. About a year ago. Like, just because. Just because people were like, oh, you might as well. Yeah, so. And honestly, I might take myself out of it because, like, I don't care. I'm not making minute videos anymore.

[Kale]

I really don't.

[Morgan Bailey]

Like, I don't even make a video.

[Kale]

You know, my minute videos don't perform as well as, like, my quick content.

[Morgan Bailey]

I do pretty good. But this is the thing. It's like I watered myself down for so long, and I know what, when you're a good content creator, you're a good content creator and I know what will get views and I know what will get the girls talking and I know how to do that. You know what I'm saying? I water myself so down so much. My account wasn't growing. Like I was just like losing followers. I was just trying to fit into there. I was trying to fit my circle into their box and at the end of the day that's not going to work. And I. There's a lane for me no matter what. God put me on this earth for a reason. So I'm going to find my lane and, and if you want to stay out of it, you can stay out of it. And that's our rebrand. Okay.

[Kale]

I love the rebrand.

[Morgan Bailey]

Okay, we're figuring.

[Kale]

So who are your favorite content creators? Do you have any? I have rapid fire questions too.

[Morgan Bailey]

Content creators favorite. Ah, that little New York City girl, Ayanna. I love her.

[Kale]

I don't think I know who she is.

[Morgan Bailey]

I don't even think anybody knows who she is but she. Her mango sticky rice. I love her. Okay. I love her. I love. This is kind of crazy but I really. Oh my God, I'm so into the mommy vloggers who have their. This is. You want to know who's inspiration for real? Who do you follow? The Williamsons and the Henry's? No, love them down bad. They are loved so well.

[Kale]

I don't know who they are. Girl.

[Morgan Bailey]

They make they may. I love them. I love Jayla Diana and I hope I said her name right. And Kyra. I love them. They're good inspiration. You know what is their people like at Kyra Henry at Jay Jayla something app. Let me, let me, let me, let me say. But I just like I, I'm really into seeing people be loved correctly and like be good moms and like that. I'm, I'm into that right now. I'm into a lot of stuff.

[Kale]

Oh, they're cute. Yeah, you know she's cute.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. So I'm trying to, I'm trying to actually kind of get inspo from people where I'm like okay, you seem like a, like a good ass mom. You seem like you found yourself a motherhood and like I like I. So I like following people like that and then I like following fun and people that I don't even know the name of. You know what I'm saying? So I, I have a lot right now but it depends on what kind of the mood I am. Like I, I follow some girls that where it's like if they pop up. Okay, I'm going to the gym right now because you're eating me up. You know what I'm saying? So I follow a lot of people.

[Kale]

But before the Tick Tock band, did you expose any of your own secrets?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, I didn't have no secrets. Like, I didn't.

[Kale]

Like, I already told my.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, I told them all, girl. I'm like, I'm like, I can't even say. And. And. And I was already. I was already. I had a rebrand in my head already. So I was like, I'm not talking about this for real, but this podcast was long coming, so I had to tell my story because I was supposed to be doing this a year ago.

[Kale]

I know I was so. But I get it.

[Morgan Bailey]

I was supposed to be doing this a year ago. That's why I told my story. And people were like, Some people were like, oh my God, don't tell your story because then it's going to be her story. I don't care. Because, like, I don't care. I don't care. I wasn't going to tell it again on my platform. You know what I'm saying? So might as well pass the crown to you and then that could be it.

[Kale]

You don't have to tell it ever again.

[Morgan Bailey]

Exactly.

[Kale]

Here's the whole timeline. And now we don't have to talk about it.

[Morgan Bailey]

And. And if people want to bounce out and say, oh, well, actually she knew about this. You know, it is. Let them. Let them. Cuz I just read the story and yeah, it's just like, I told my story. That's what happened to me. And either believe me or I don't care. Go tell. Go cry to your mom about it. I guess that's my saying. Like, I took the tags off all my stuff in my house. Have you seen me with the tags on? No, girl, I keep the tags on everything. That was like, in case you return it. No, I was just like, I just always keep the tags on, you know, just for fun. So I like a plant. I took the tags off my plant off my kid. Like, I'm not taking her back. I. I'm doing all that. Like, I did that. I. I threw out my quesadillas. Cuz I used to make quesadillas in every single video for Gigi. I throw out my cheese and my tortillas. So it's a rebrand. Like, you know what I'm saying? I'm about to get a house this year.

[Kale]

Like, yeah, not the. I threw out my quesadillas I did, though.

[Morgan Bailey]

I threw up my quesadillas. So, yeah, it's a rebrand.

[Kale]

I love that for you. Okay. Rapid fire guilty pleasure. Do you have one?

[Morgan Bailey]

Rapid fire? What kind of. I have a lot of guilty pleasure. Probably yours. Let me keep this clean. I gotta think, what is a. What is a. What is a good one? I don't. Honestly, though, I don't. I really don't think so, because I do anything I want. Like, it's not like a pleasure. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's not like a pleasure. I'm just. I'm just random.

[Kale]

So, okay, if you weren't in content creation, what would you be doing? Mortgages?

[Morgan Bailey]

No.

[Kale]

No. Hr.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, I would be doing content creation. So if there's a will, there's a way. If there's a will, there's a way.

[Kale]

Honestly, what's one thing on your bucket list that you haven't done yet?

[Morgan Bailey]

Haven't done yet? Podcast? This. This was. This was on my bucket list. Like, I really wanted to do this. I. I really want to start putting myself out there in the influencer world. Like, and I really want to start influencing because it's like, should you see all these girlies doing it? And it's like, I have. I want to do this. Like, why am I making these mommy videos that's not getting me anywhere? And, like, I don't want to say that I, like, use Gigi, because I love making those videos, but I want to start posting content that I like to see. So that's kind of my. My bucket list is to knock down, like, the influencer kind of side of things, like, events like, you know, I want to go to events like, all that. So are you going to go to.

[Kale]

Any while you're here, girl?

[Morgan Bailey]

No, I'm going home tonight. I got to get back to my birthday. My birthday. And my. My ID expires tomorrow. That's why. That's why I got to get home.

[Kale]

Yeah.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah.

[Kale]

What's on. What's your go to comfort food?

[Morgan Bailey]

It was quesadillas, but this is the rebrand, so we're going to say pizza. Oh. Oh, my God. Hungry. Hol. Pizza. You got to get the. No, not hungry. How? Pizza Hut. You got to get the individual one.

[Kale]

Oh, like the personal pan. We used to get those for reading when we were in elementary school.

[Morgan Bailey]

Four piece.

[Kale]

Yes.

[Morgan Bailey]

Jalapenos, pineapple, and pepperoni.

[Kale]

Oh, that sounds good.

[Morgan Bailey]

Only with ranch, cuz. And not the cheap ranch. You can't be cheap with ranch hidden Valley Ranch, so that's real good. I got a bottle in my car. Girl, I hope it's still there when I. I hope nobody stole from the.

[Kale]

Airport ranch in your car?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah.

[Kale]

Oh, just in case.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, but it's probably frozen, but I'll unfreeze it real quick.

[Kale]

Yeah, it's fine. Just put on your defrost or whatever. No, seriously, you reading any books or watching any movies?

[Morgan Bailey]

So I still gotta get through. Let them. I'm not a movie watcher. I like I said if I genuine. I. This sounds like, really bad, but, like, if I'm watching something, I'm watching my content and how it can get better or I'm watching, like, other people's content, you know? Like, I like, I like, I like, I'm really into, like, self help right now. Okay. It's so gross because a year ago I would have been like, ew, screw a self help book. But I'm into that stuff right now, so. Okay.

[Kale]

I mean, I feel like that's good.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. Oh, I didn't mean to cut you off, but I'm into people who have their life together, like, you know what I'm saying? You're like.

[Kale]

Because that's what you're aspiring to do.

[Morgan Bailey]

Exactly.

[Kale]

And I get that.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. So it's really, like. It's really people who I think that I could look up to and would want to kind of be friends with in real life. So I like watching.

[Kale]

That's fair. And I think that's good.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah.

[Kale]

What is Celebrity Crush? Do you have a celebrity crush? I'm like Saquon Barkley maybe. I don't know. You don't know who, say, Quan Barkley is?

[Morgan Bailey]

I never heard of him. Who is that? Is that is. Is that. Is he. Is he probably like a rapper or something?

[Kale]

No, he's like on the Eagles, the football team.

[Morgan Bailey]

Oh, girl, leave them alone. Leave the boys alone. I will. With an NFL person.

[Kale]

What about NBA?

[Morgan Bailey]

I'm not doing none of that. I got cheated on one time, two times, three times. I'm not getting cheated on four times. And they are. I'm not gonna say they're all like that, but I'm a way to do that.

[Kale]

He's in a relationship. I was just saying, like, celebrity crush. Like, you think they're cute? Probably like, like a hall pass, you know what I mean?

[Morgan Bailey]

I don't have any at the moment because they all kind of make Drake's like, canceled, so it's like, who?

[Kale]

Yeah, but that's is your time to get him, girl.

[Morgan Bailey]

I don't want that man. He's sassy. He's sassy. I'm already sassy. We can't have two sassy. I'm sassy enough for the two of us. So next.

[Kale]

Last one is. What is your signature scent? Do you have a favorite perfume that you wear all the time?

[Morgan Bailey]

They say I'm musty, but today I found a random one in my bag. It was like. I don't know what it was, but I'm not a perfume girly. I really. But the rebrand is going to be perfume girly, so I actually am going to Ulta this week, and I'm going to get some I do wear. What is the one with the high heel? Caroline Herrera. Is that.

[Kale]

Yeah. Carol Carolina Herrera.

[Morgan Bailey]

I think that's what it is. I like that. I used to love Chanel, but then I ran out of it, and I'm too cheap to get another one, so I might get a new one.

[Kale]

I actually love Kylie Jenner scent, and I hate to say that, but I do love it.

[Morgan Bailey]

I love. You're. You're a Jenner Kardashian hater. Let me know.

[Kale]

I love them.

[Morgan Bailey]

Okay? Okay. Okay.

[Kale]

I love it. I was really upset because I saw on Tick Tock this morning, it was like Kim Kardashian was shooting her shot shot to Luca. He's an NBA player that just got traded to the Lakers. And he. She was like, I'm gonna learn Slovenian for. She wants to learn Slovenian because that's where he's from. And he was like, no, please don't. He, like, responded that back to her. And I was like, honestly, how are you gonna do Kim Kardashian like that? Because you could have been the next model for skims.

[Morgan Bailey]

I love the Kardashian. I do too.

[Kale]

And I get so much hate for them for that, but I love them, and I don't really care. Yeah.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. It's like, they are literally the blueprint. How could you hate them?

[Kale]

Like, that's why I don't really admit that I love the Kylie Jenner perfume, but I do love it.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, see, I'm not a hater. If I love something, I love it. I don't care who put it out. Like, I love them. I'm gonna go get it, though. That smells. That sounds good.

[Kale]

You should at least try it. I didn't try Chloe's yet. I do love Chloe, so.

[Morgan Bailey]

See, they got all that. Like, that could be. And it's crazy because you do see, like, all these girlies, and they're like this person X that and this person X that and they're doing Photoshop. I just did a bird birthday photo shoot. I low key. So I was like, should I rebrand to modeling because I ate.

[Kale]

You could.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, seriously though, like, I would like to. I would. And that's the thing. Like, you can't get to that being a mommy vlogger. Like, true.

[Kale]

Well, I guess you can, but it would have to be like your own brand. Like, you would have to start the brand.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So I want to focus on me and I want to find out what I want to do because I could be do. I'm like, I always look at, I'm like, that could be me. Like, I would have ate that shoot up. I would oppose. Like, you know what I'm saying? So, yeah, like, you know what I do say? This is kind of random, but people always say that jealousy is such a bad thing. It's a good. There's good jealousy.

[Kale]

Well, it's, I would say like you're looking at said person as like inspiration. Not jealous. But it, but different.

[Morgan Bailey]

But I feel like you do get jealous to the point where it pushes you to do more.

[Kale]

But that's what I'm saying. I think it's more like inspiration because I'm, I'm also, I don't get jealous. I look at it as like I want to be there. How do I get there?

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah, exactly.

[Kale]

Not like, why do they have it right.

[Morgan Bailey]

You know what I mean? Yeah, for sure.

[Kale]

It's like, okay, if they can do it, so can I. But then sometimes it's a little more far fetched for me.

[Morgan Bailey]

Yeah.

[Kale]

So it's just like the work a.

[Morgan Bailey]

Little bit harder brands. You're like, oh my God, I posted this video a billion times and I love them. And like I never saw you post that and you're like, oh my God, that could be me. You know what I'm saying? So. Yeah, but you, But I, like, I'm, I'm big on clapping for other people. Like I don't, you know, I'm so big on clapping for other people. So. Yeah, it is what it is.

[Kale]

Oh, so wait, you did a video this morning on your TikTok flashing your bank account and people are freaking out. What is the video? Did you make that much money? Oh, what was the amount? It was like 900,000.

[Morgan Bailey]

It was 900,000. Yeah.

[Kale]

Love that.

[Morgan Bailey]

For you it's just a Google screenshot. But like, my dad would kill me if I posted my bank account. But yeah, like, there's. And the. And yeah, I just found off go. And. And people. Oh, my God. They were like, she's lying, girl. It literally says from 2015, you. If I was lying, I would. You know what I'm saying? I would have edited that out. Like, I didn't. We. We were just having. I was like, girl, Google a million dollar bank account. That was the highest one. I could go watch it. Yeah. If I could have found a 500 hundred thousand. Here you go. I'm obsessed with myself. Here it is. No, I'm like, yeah. And. And it worked, though, because it was like New York City transactions. I was like, oh, this.

[Kale]

I'm in New York, girl.

[Morgan Bailey]

Send me the screenshot right now. Yeah. So I made it. And then. And then people. I saw that. I saw that, though. A girl was like, oh, my God. $963,000. People always think that. Like, people are always like, go get a job. I'm like, damn, like, what? Like, do you not. Like, I'm like, y'all think I don't.

Get no brand deals?

Like, you know what I'm saying?

Like, they're always like.

And. And I. I'm not. I don't. I'll never talk about anybody the nine to five. But it's like, what? Like, I want to influence. I want to be. Why would I give up on this? Cuz you guys think I'm done. Like, you know what I'm saying? You think, oh, you thought I was done? No, that was season one. Maybe. Maybe it was season one and two, maybe three and four. But this is this season five. No, this is season 25.

[Kale]

Right?

[Morgan Bailey]

We had a lot of. We had a lot of seasons in my life, but this is season 25, and I'm about to eat the girlies up. Okay, no, like, I don't even think you, like, understand. I'm about to eat.

[Kale]

I believe you.

[Morgan Bailey]

I almost saved my legs this morning for this. Like, girl, I'm about to pop out. Like, okay, okay. I almost put baby oil and hairspray to shine. I didn't know how the lighting would be though, so I didn't. And I didn't want to mess up the couches.

[Kale]

Cu.

[Morgan Bailey]

I saw that they were white.

[Kale]

They were white.

[Morgan Bailey]

They were white. Yeah.

[Kale]

I hope that you have your full rebrand this year. 2025. This is your golden year, because 2025 turning 25. So the rebrand is this year.

[Morgan Bailey]

It is. And I'm ready today, right when I leave, I'm going to post my a A photo, A slave photo. It's going to be last. Last 24 of 24. What was it?

[Kale]

Last 20.

[Morgan Bailey]

24 being 24. That's actually good.

[Kale]

That's a good one.

[Morgan Bailey]

This is my last 24 hours of being 24. And we spent it together. Ah, we just finally. Like, that is so cute. Like, that is so cute. This is a cute moment.

[Kale]

Well, thank you for coming on Barely Famous.

[Morgan Bailey]

I loved. I love being here.

[Kale]

Thank you for come back anytime.

[Morgan Bailey]

I will. I'll be here next week. I told her we're coming back. I'm going to get my ID tomorrow and I'm going. Coming back next week.

[Kale]

We'll be here next month.

[Morgan Bailey]

So we will be. We're going to get. We're going to get. We're going to get Ash Trino on here to mix things up. No, that wouldn't be a rebrand. That's messy.

[Kale]

Oh, she can be messy.

[Morgan Bailey]

You have. Yeah, she can be messy. Bring her, bring her, bring her, bring.

[Kale]

Where can people follow you on social media?

[Morgan Bailey]

At Morgan Bailey with two Eyes on everything. You can follow my spam page. Let me find it real quick, cuz it's me.

[Kale]

It's like at Catwoman.

[Morgan Bailey]

No, seriously, it's at Big Morgs with two S's. That's my high school name. Everybody call me Big Morgs. That was so slay. But yeah, my YouTube, I'm on YouTube now on my YouTube, girly Instagram and Tik Tok at Morgan Bailey with two eyes. This is the rebrand. So.

[Caitlin Bristow]

All right, I may not be as funny as Nikki Laser.

[Morgan Bailey]

I want to pitch a series of like calendars where men are just crying in a therapist's office or punching a pillow and working out their anger towards their dad.

[Caitlin Bristow]

But I do have my moments. I actually have full conversations with the moon. Yes, I try to keep it pretty balanced on this podcast. A little fun dance between comedy therapy, self medication, kading. Oh, and sorry if you haven't guessed. Hi, I'm Caitlin Bristow, host of off the vine podcast where we like to just keep things loose and keep them raw and keep them real. Like when we have listeners call in and give confessions and then that glass.

[Kale]

Of wine progressed into me becoming a unicorn for them.

[Morgan Bailey]

So.

[Caitlin Bristow]

But we do, and I promise you this, try to keep it honest and vulnerable. So jump on the wagon, not off grab. Grab your favorite bottle of wine, preferably spade and sparrows and join the vinos. Have yourself a time. The off the vine podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts.

[Morgan Bailey]

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