Humble Baddies Part 2 - Real Housewives of Atlanta DRAMA heating up + Proposal Etiquette

Summary

Podcast Summary: Club Shay Shay Episode: Humble Baddies Part 2 - Real Housewives of Atlanta DRAMA Heating Up + Proposal Etiquette
Release Date: April 8, 2025
Hosts: Sheryl, Terrell, and Lexi from Humble Baddies Podcast

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1. Real Housewives of Atlanta Drama Escalates

Discussion Overview: The hosts delve deep into the latest drama unfolding in the Real Housewives of Atlanta (RHOA). The primary focus is on the escalating conflict between Brittany Edie and Kenya Moore, highlighting the repercussions of their actions both on and off the screen.

Key Points:

• Introduction of Brittany Edie: Sheryl expresses excitement over Brittany joining the show, praising her as a beautiful, newly married woman with a successful insurance business.
  Sheryl [04:08]: "She's been on music videos, but she also owns her own insurance company. A great addition to the show."

• Conflict with Kenya Moore: The tension intensifies when Kenya retaliates against Brittany by displaying compromising photos of her, which Sheryl describes as "revenge porn." This act shocks the rest of the cast, leading to immediate backlash. Sheryl [04:08]: "They felt like this was beneath her... it's too far."

• Production's Role: Terrell criticizes the show's producers for not intervening earlier in the conflict, suggesting that threats and emotional manipulations should have been addressed before escalating to such levels. Terrell [06:27]: "If it was any type of threat, gun violence is just as bad. It's not."

• Consequences for Kenya: Following the incident, Bravo reportedly removed Kenya from the show, sparking debate among fans and the remaining cast members about production's inconsistent handling of conflicts. Sheryl [06:41]: "Bravo stopped filming with her. They decided to take her off the show, but Brittany's contract is still active."

Notable Quotes:

• Terrell [05:34]: "Reality TV should have stepped in before it even got to that point to allow someone else."
• Sheryl [10:19]: "Let the newbies do the most. You didn't have to do that, like be the OG."

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2. The Pressure of Reality TV on Cast Members

Discussion Overview: The hosts explore the immense pressure reality TV places on its cast members to perform and generate drama for high ratings, often leading to strained relationships and heightened tensions.

Key Points:

• Pressure to Perform: Sheryl, drawing from her own reality show experience, emphasizes the expectations placed on cast members to create viral moments, sometimes at the expense of genuine relationships. Sheryl [07:35]: "Production needs to set the tone across the board... you don't get to do that."

• Accountability Issues: Lexi and Terrell discuss the lack of consistent accountability from production when conflicts arise, leading to favoritism and unresolved tensions. Terrell [07:35]: "If you gotta penalize someone, I feel like both should have had some type of accountability."

• Impact on Black Women: The conversation touches on how reality TV often portrays Black women in stereotypical roles, focusing on anger and conflict rather than highlighting their multifaceted lives. Sheryl [23:36]: "Don't think that just what you saw on these little episodes represents our whole entire life."

Notable Quotes:

• Lexi [08:33]: "It's a double-edged sword with social media in general."
• Sheryl [10:19]: "You didn't have to...Given that, the assistant would continue for the full length, but due to the character limit, I'll provide an outline for the remaining sections.

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3. Proposal Etiquette in the Social Media Age

Discussion Overview: The hosts transition to discussing modern proposal practices, critiquing the trend of women proposing and the influence of social media on these intimate moments.

Key Points:

• Traditional vs. Modern Proposals: Sheryl and Terrell express discomfort with the shift from traditional male-led proposals to women taking the initiative, citing personal values and societal expectations.

• Influence of Reality TV: They reference Chrissy Lampkin from Love and Hip Hop as a catalyst for changing proposal norms, leading to exaggerated and public displays that detract from the sincerity of the moment.

• Personal Preferences: Lexi shares her preference for private and meaningful proposals, free from the pressures of public spectacle and social media validation.

Notable Quotes:

• Sheryl [33:52]: "Women are women for a reason... Why should you have her do it?"
• Terrell [34:18]: "There's no way I'm about to men."

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4. Audience Q&A: Navigating Relationship Challenges

Discussion Overview: In the Q&A segment, the hosts address listeners' questions ranging from financial manipulation in marriages to handling jealousy and trust issues.

Key Points:

• Financial Betrayal Case: They discuss a listener named Amber who discovered her husband was secretly pocketing rent money with his mother's involvement, debating whether this constitutes financial abuse or manipulation.

• Relationship Red Flags: The hosts emphasize the importance of transparency in relationships, advocating for therapy and open communication when trust is compromised.

Notable Quotes:

• Terrell [46:48]: "Getting scammed. God. Leave."
• Sheryl [48:44]: "Financial abuse is real, and so is financial manipulation."

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5. Final Thoughts and Takeaways

Discussion Overview: Wrapping up, the hosts reiterate the need for consistent accountability in reality TV productions and the importance of maintaining authenticity in personal relationships amidst societal pressures.

Key Points:

• Advocacy for Positive Representation: Sheryl underscores the necessity of showcasing Black women’s diverse experiences beyond the stereotypical drama-driven narratives prevalent in reality TV.

• Encouragement for Listener Engagement: The hosts encourage listeners to reach out with more questions and share their experiences, fostering a community of support and empowerment.

Notable Quotes:

• Sheryl [24:46]: "It's just what they chose to show because obviously this is what's selling right now."
• Lexi [50:34]: "We say. Don't we say savage the. The marriage?"

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Conclusion

In this episode of Club Shay Shay, Sheryl, Terrell, and Lexi provide an unfiltered analysis of the latest Real Housewives of Atlanta drama, critiquing the pressures of reality TV and its impact on genuine relationships. They also tackle evolving proposal norms influenced by social media and offer heartfelt advice during their Q&A segment. The hosts advocate for authentic representations of Black women in media and emphasize the importance of trust and transparency in personal relationships.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps:

• Terrell [06:27]: "If it was any type of threat, gun violence is just as bad. It's not."
• Sheryl [10:19]: "Let the newbies do the most. You didn't have to do that, like be the OG."
• Sheryl [23:36]: "Don't think that just what you saw on these little episodes represents our whole entire life."
• Terrell [46:48]: "Getting scammed. God. Leave."

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Transcript

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[Sheryl]

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[Sheryl]

Yes.

[Terrell]

Okay, we, we gotta, we gotta, we gotta talk about it because it's been all the blue.

[Lexi]

What?

[Terrell]

Reality TV or real life trauma? Has reality gone too far for ratings? What was in the. What was in the blogs in regards to on Bravo? The Real Housewives.

[Sheryl]

Real Housewives. Yes. So I actually know Brittany Edie and Kenya Moore because I know Mona girl. So.

[Terrell]

Yeah, baby, yeah. Ok. Yeah.

[Sheryl]

And I was so happy to see that Britney got casted on this season because I'm a big fan of Real Housewives of Atlanta and I love all the ladies. I love the show, but I did think like they needed like some new girls. So I Was really excited to see Brittany on there. She's, like, newly married. She's a beautiful girl. She's been on, like, music videos, but she also owns her own insurance company. And so, you know, I thought she was, like, a great addition to the show. And then while they were filming, it came out that they had this scene where Kenya made these poster boards and had pictures of Britney doing some, you know, sexual acts, you know, and this was, I guess, to get back at her for whatever shade that Britney had thrown at her previously.

[Terrell]

They said that Britney had. Allegedly. Britney had threatened Kenya to shoot Kenya or something.

[Lexi]

Yeah.

[Terrell]

Get her gun. Pull her gun. Something in regards to a gun.

[Sheryl]

Yeah, she said she had a gun on her. So I haven't seen the episode yet. I need to go catch up.

[Terrell]

I don't think this part was shown, but Kenya didn't. A few people.

[Sheryl]

I did see a clip. They showed a clip of Britney saying something about a gun. Like, she said something about a gun. But so the next episode, I guess, is when Kenya, like, addresses it, and I guess, you know, is trying to, like, embarrass her and, you know, basically, you know, shame her or whatever. But this is, like, Brittany is trying to apologize and Kenya's inhabitant, and she just shows all these pictures.

[Lexi]

And the rest of the cast doesn't like revenge porn.

[Sheryl]

Yes. So the rest of the cast immediately is like, no, this is too far. I don't even want to be here filming anymore. And they leave the event. The event was actually for Kenya. Kenya was. It was like, her opening of her hair salon. And literally, she used this moment. You know, she was talking about how she's been, you know, working on Kenya Moore hair care for all this time, and. And then she actually starts talking about Britney, and everybody's just like, why would you use this moment? Why would you ruin your own moment by showing porn or basically showing porn or whatever? So the rest of the cast was just very upset that Kenya chose to go this route. They felt like this was beneath her, you know? Cause she's an OG Kenya's been on for. I don't know.

[Terrell]

Like, she is one of the stars of the show. I just feel like the longest.

[Lexi]

No.

[Sheryl]

Yes.

[Terrell]

I just feel like it's a time and a place where everything. It should have been dead. And this is the thing with reality tv. You know, we did reality TV when the whole. Because it happened on ours. Somebody mentioned a gun when we were filming. Y'all remember that, right? We put a stop to it. We reported it. We, you know, we Said we needed to say, but I felt like they should have. Production should have stepped in before it even got to that point to allow someone else. Because once you Once. Things like that happen and you say something or you threaten someone, someone else can go to the furthest. Extinct. Because they are, you know, emotionally hurt. They're. They're pissed, they're mad, so they want to retaliate. So I feel like, you know, with production, it should have been dead in the beginning.

[Sheryl]

You mean after Britney said what she said. They should have.

[Terrell]

They should have. They should. I feel like there should have been. If it was any type of threat, gun violence is just as bad. It's not.

[Lexi]

Right.

[Sheryl]

So after Kenya. I just want to mention, after Kenya showed the revenge porn, Bravo stopped filming with her. Like, they decided to, like, basically take her off the show. And so there's a lot of uproar right now. Yeah. Because, you know, they took her off the show, but, you know, Brittany Trip's in the contract talking about having a gun. And so they're like, why not, you know, take her off the show or stop filming with her when she's the one who made those threats? So, Terrell, you were saying that they should have stopped filming when Britney first said what she said.

[Terrell]

I feel like something should have been done on that. That end, too, because it's like, this is. I mean, gun violence is just as. As bad as revenge porn. They're both bad things. So it's like, either you're gonna. You're gonna. You need to penalize us both.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Terrell]

Or. Or y'all should have put a stop in the beginning. It's not right. Yeah, it's not right no matter what, especially for two beautiful, successful black women. But when you gotta penalize someone, I feel like both should have had some type of accountability when it came to the punishment.

[Lexi]

I agree.

[Sheryl]

I don't like how production is versatile when they step in, you know, like you said, Sheryl, I think it has to be the same across the board. I also think it's their fault the way that the cast feels like they have to say certain things or do certain things to make a viral moment, you know? You know, Brittany is obviously new on the show, so maybe she felt like she needed to do the most. You know what I mean? Maybe, you know, she got. She was angry and just said something, whatever the case is. But I do think that these shows in production, and I can speak because I've been on a reality show. I do think they. There's pressure to perform. I do Think there's pressure to. You know what I mean? And so I think the messed up, like, situation to be in, I think production needs to set the tone across the board. Like, this is the show that we want, you know, this is what's allowed, this is what's not. This is what we'll tolerate, this is what we won't. And that way it's even an even skill across the. Across the board, you know what I mean? As far as what the punishment will be if you do X, Y and Z. Like everybody knows. And then everybody gets treated the same as well. And also nobody gets hurt because the pressure that they put on us to perform, it's a lot. And you want to do well, you want the show to do well. So, like, you damned if you do, you damned if you don't. And that's a messed up position to feel, you know, to be in.

[Terrell]

It sucks. Yeah, it sucks. It had to go this far, that far. You know, they all played a great role on the show. I like Kenya. Cause she's very extra on the show. It's Dawn. Amazing. She's beautiful on there. I just, you know, it sucks that it had to come to.

[Sheryl]

But the thing with Kenya is also her. With her being the OG is kind of like, girl, you didn't have to do all that. You know what I'm saying? You ain't have to do that. Like you were still going to be on top regardless. You are the og. Say that for the newbies. Say, let the newbies do the most. You know what I mean? It's like, you should know at this point in your career on this show, you know what I'm saying? What you need to do, you don't have to do that, like be the og.

[Lexi]

I agree. Ashley.

[Sheryl]

I'm saying let the newbie.

[Lexi]

And this is her event.

[Terrell]

Yes.

[Lexi]

This is her finally her opening. I feel like her storyline has been Kenya, more hair care. You know, a lot of that. You know, of just like really like, this is. I finally made it. I finally have my place, my beauty salon, whatever. And she's showing out. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. That was not the time or the place for that.

[Terrell]

Yeah. But I feel like she just was retaliating to what happened to the threats and stuff. It's a sad situation.

[Lexi]

And you know, when the cameras are rolling. Yeah, people want clout. They want, you know, to be heard and seen and want to see.

[Sheryl]

I don't understand.

[Terrell]

Well, I think it's a lot like, we face situations where we know what happens behind cameras and what's going on. And you're frustrated, you're furious, you're not thinking straight. You know, you're angry. So sometimes you. I mean, all human beings, we say and do things that we eventually later regret. But I just feel like, you know, the punishment should have been equal across the board.

[Sheryl]

Well, the people are saying in the chat that the pics were already online. But I still don't think that makes it any better. You know, I still think that Kenya shouldn't have done that. And I. And you know what? And I want to give Brittany, you know, the benefit of the doubt, too. Because, you know, you get on camera and, like, and when you get upset, everything just feels heightened, you know what I mean? So she probably was just talking, you know what I mean? She was just angry. And it just. That's what she said. I'm sure in the clip, the little clip that I saw, she didn't look afraid or threatened or whatever, you know what I mean? It didn't seem like an environment where Kenya thought she was about to get shot. You know what I mean? You could tell it was just they were arguing or talking shit, you know what I'm saying? So I feel like Kenya could have, even if she didn't want to accept Brittany's apology. But taking her moment, her own event, to get back at Brittany, who was a newbie, like that was really, honestly beneath you. You know what I'm saying? You didn't have to do that.

[Lexi]

Yeah, that's not a good thing.

[Sheryl]

The threat. I don't know.

[Lexi]

It's just still not good. Especially with Dylan saying you have a weapon.

[Sheryl]

It says she hired.

[Lexi]

I don't like it.

[Sheryl]

So maybe it's Kenya who felt threatened, you know, Cause to do all that, to hire a private investigator to go.

[Terrell]

Who hired a private investigator? Kenya.

[Sheryl]

She hired a private investigator to dig up information about Brittany and to find me.

[Terrell]

It's not that serious. Now. I'm not finna hire. I'm not about to hire no private investigator.

[Sheryl]

That's what Ken did. But that's what I'm saying. Ken, you the OG girl. Why you doing. Doing all that?

[Lexi]

You don't have to do all this. You don't have to. You do not have to do all of this.

[Sheryl]

Yeah, I don't know. I'm just playing.

[Lexi]

You wanted to hurt her for sure, but I'm just saying, not in my space. I'm not. I'm not gonna highlight somebody else at my event. I'm not doing it. Not doing it. And now risking not being on the show. No one wants to film with you and all that too. So there you go.

[Terrell]

It was a big deal.

[Sheryl]

But Bravo got to do better. I think judgment. Well, not just Bravo, just these reality shows and their productions in general. I think they need to do better.

[Terrell]

At.

[Sheryl]

Holding everybody accountable and having a standard and not putting pressure on a cast to do the most because it could get unsafe for real, like, something really.

[Terrell]

But I feel like they knew it was wrong. It's pre air, you know, Bravo fired. You know, apparently King is not working on. I meant being on Housewives anymore. If it was that bad, which it was, why still airing like y'all are just.

[Lexi]

So when do we hold them accountable? The network accountable?

[Terrell]

Because basically you're public publicly humiliating her still. Because you aired it, but you still fired the person who did it. So why Eric?

[Sheryl]

Because they gonna get what they need to get out of it, regardless. They don't care. They don't care about us for real. They just don't want to get sued any further. So they gonna do a little something, you know what I'm saying, And make it seem like, oh, we got things under control over here. We don't tolerate that, you know, and maybe because Kenya been on for a long time, you know, maybe they like, well, if we got to pick one.

[Terrell]

Yeah.

[Sheryl]

I don't know how they worked it out, but yeah, it's like they going to get what they need to get out of it. They're going to do just enough to get by so they don't get sued and looked at crazy. You know, they just covering themselves. That's it. But they don't care about the cast. These production companies, these shows, they don't care about the cast.

[Lexi]

They own to the next show, you know? Yeah.

[Sheryl]

It's their job. They're going to find another girl. It just. It is what it is.

[Terrell]

Someone said they didn't show the pics. It's not about showing the pics. It's. It's the whole thing. So now you're basically. It's like, they know what happened. Everybody can go and see. See the pics now and now Google it.

[Sheryl]

Go look it up.

[Lexi]

Figure it out. Yeah, but if.

[Terrell]

If it was. It was bad and it was the issue, why air that scene? Why not just delete that whole scene?

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

Hence we're talking about it now. And it has everyone in the uproar.

[Sheryl]

So maybe they'll bring Kenya back.

[Lexi]

That's what it is.

[Sheryl]

I hope they Bring Kenya back.

[Terrell]

They need to bring Nene back. Nene is the queen of reality, baby.

[Sheryl]

Yeah, they should bring Nene back. They should have Kenya back. I wouldn't even mind seeing Kim back.

[Terrell]

Kim Z.

[Sheryl]

What's the time with all her wigs?

[Terrell]

Kim and Bounty.

[Lexi]

Party for the party.

[Sheryl]

Yeah. And Big Papa.

[Terrell]

Oh, yeah. What happened to Big Papa? It's Croy, I think, but I think her.

[Sheryl]

But they be going through it. They done. They getting a divorce. They done had the longest divorce child. They just be fighting on the Internet and stuff every. Every other day. And the police, they just be sitting there talking to the police, and the police just be sitting there like, okay, well, get your stuff. Get your.

[Terrell]

It's.

[Sheryl]

It's a lot her. Troy, he used to be Croy. Used to be Phil's ex teammate when they're on the Falcons. Child. I feel so bad for him.

[Terrell]

He looks old now. He aged.

[Sheryl]

He is stressed out. Okay. Then I had all them kids.

[Terrell]

How many kids did he give her?

[Lexi]

Because she had a few already. She had two girls, and then they.

[Sheryl]

Had, like, twins and some others. I don't know.

[Lexi]

I don't know.

[Terrell]

A whole Brady Bunch. Are reality stars being pushed too far by producers in the name of good tv?

[Sheryl]

Hell, yeah.

[Lexi]

I think so. It's definitely a huge influence. They're definitely feeding certain tidbits, especially the black women shows.

[Sheryl]

They be pitting us against each other. They always want somebody arguing and fighting. We can't never just have no cute kumbaya moments. It always gotta be something. Some drama, you know?

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[Terrell]

You mean the beanbag chair?

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Aren't we getting a mini fridge?

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[Sheryl]

Y'all don't agree?

[Lexi]

No, I'm like, I'm just, I agree with you. I'm just sit. I'm over here shaking my head.

[Sheryl]

It's the truth. Yeah. I think it's always. They always push in, you know, a narrative, that.

[Lexi]

Narrative. Yeah, yeah. Putting it.

[Terrell]

When we do have good positive shows, it's like, oh, they boring. Ain't doing that. Then they, they.

[Lexi]

Always going to be something.

[Sheryl]

It's, it's, it's space for all of it out there. The people who are saying it's boring, it's boring. It's some people out there who like it, they just ain't writing it. Or, you know, it's always the haters who got the most to say, yeah, that's right.

[Lexi]

Very, very loud.

[Sheryl]

But the people who actually wrong, they like it just ain't on here. Like, I don't like that they look.

[Terrell]

Like that when I say they be devoted into these. Oh, my goodness. It's so.

[Lexi]

Yeah.

[Terrell]

Some man on Twitter you beat, you tried to take a million dollars, blah, blah, blah. I'm like, do you really think this. Yes, they do. Like, do you really?

[Lexi]

Yes, they do think. Yes, they do think.

[Terrell]

Oh, my goodness. It's crazy. You want money, you want that? Do you really think, like, be for real?

[Lexi]

I feel like reality TV has just definitely put people on this invisible pedestal and then we see and then we're influenced by it. So whatever it is, like, I mean, look at Kim Kardashian. The Kardashians in general, they've been doing this for what, 20 years or something? I don't, I don't even know anymore. So it's like A long, long, long, long time of like, okay, it's reality tv. Y'all want to tune in. And from tuning in, there are other platforms that are, you know, that can happen. So people are just doing whatever now so they can stay relevant, unfortunately, and not thinking of long term consequences.

[Sheryl]

Yeah. But I do think there's a space for shows where we can show black women doing positive things for sure. But they gotta give us a chance to show it. You know what I mean? I was hoping we could show it.

[Terrell]

Well, you never know.

[Lexi]

We have some hidden seams that need to pop back out, you know, Never know.

[Terrell]

You never know. What?

[Lexi]

Never know? Yeah, never know.

[Sheryl]

Never know.

[Lexi]

Y'all. Yes, I'm over here.

[Terrell]

Just.

[Lexi]

What?

[Terrell]

So do you think shows like this are helping or harming black women's reputation in the media?

[Sheryl]

Wait, what?

[Lexi]

I think it's harming it. Is it harming or. You said harming or helping, Right?

[Terrell]

Helping or harming black women's representation in the media?

[Sheryl]

I think people are sick of seeing the same thing over and over. Like, I think people are like the angry black woman. Women can't get along. It's always some drama, you know, I think that's. That is entertaining. You know what I mean? There is a lane for that, like Zeus, you know, that whole network is working for them like it is.

[Lexi]

Right.

[Sheryl]

So I think, you know, there is a space for that, but I think people want something else. They want to see, like, the positive. They want to see it. So I don't think that it's, like, harming, because I just think they need to make space for us to show that part, you know what I mean? And I hope people realize, like, even from watching our own show, like, I hope y'all don't think, like every day, like, that's just what we out here doing. Because, like, y'all see us on our social media. Y'all see us being mothers, y'all see us being wives, y'all see us being business women. You know, y'all see us doing real life. So don't think that just what you saw on these little episodes, you know, is our whole. That represents our whole entire life.

[Lexi]

Right, Right, right.

[Sheryl]

Doesn't. You know what I mean? It's just this is what they chose to show because obviously this is what's selling right now. And I think that people who think that that's our life, that can seem like it's harming our reputation or whatever, but in real life, you know, we got a lot going on. We got a lot of layers. To us. A lot. A lot going on.

[Terrell]

Yeah. Okay, y'all, now we have a new segment where we take questions from our fans on social media. We've opened our DMs for all of you to send us questions and message us. So we're pulling three out and answering them live. So Ashley's going to take over this one.

[Sheryl]

All right, y'all ready for the first one?

[Lexi]

Sure.

[Sheryl]

Okay, the first one is you're dating someone with no social media. Is that a red flag or a green flag? No social media.

[Terrell]

Green flag. Next.

[Lexi]

I would say a green flag because.

[Terrell]

That don't have social media.

[Lexi]

You said what?

[Terrell]

I would prefer to date someone who doesn't have social media.

[Sheryl]

Okay.

[Terrell]

Why? Because I feel like it creates less drama. People are not in your business as much, especially being, you know, a public figure. It's like they don't have nothing to dig up because most people go to social media to entertain or pull. Try to pull the drama out of you. So, yeah, being incognito not on social media is just. It's amazing.

[Lexi]

Yeah, I like that too. I agree with you, Sherrelle. I don't mind if someone's like running your social media or something. You have to do it for marketing for fans or whatever the case may be. But I prefer someone that is not on there like that. And I honestly like my next situation. It will not be on blast. You know, it's very much that. And I don't. I wouldn't want them to do it either. I feel like it would be very much private just so we can keep it wholesome in our own way. So I just think it can be a double edged sword with social media in general. So if that's something that, you know is starting to affect the relationship, then I don't want it. So I think it's a green flag if they don't have social media. But we're very social, y'all on social media. You know what I mean?

[Sheryl]

First time y'all gave some green flags.

[Lexi]

Really?

[Sheryl]

You think so?

[Lexi]

Okay.

[Terrell]

Yeah.

[Sheryl]

All right, next question.

[Lexi]

Yeah, because it can be distracting. Yeah.

[Sheryl]

Okay, next question. You catch your partner texting their ex, but they say it was just closure. What's your next move?

[Terrell]

He should have had that closure. But what do you think? In this relationship that's a red flag.

[Lexi]

Because we could talk about it.

[Terrell]

It's a red flag.

[Lexi]

You said a red flag.

[Terrell]

Yeah. No, it's a red flag because the closure should have been closed before you came into this relationship.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Terrell]

Why jump into a New relationship, like, with the ex for a reason. Have the closure.

[Sheryl]

Exactly. Which I got.

[Terrell]

Yeah.

[Sheryl]

One day.

[Terrell]

Unless y'all have kids. Yeah. Talking about y'all kids. That's why I said these people, baby, these people be jumping in before y'all.

[Sheryl]

We've grown. This is not, you know what they want.

[Terrell]

To quote, they want.

[Lexi]

I agree.

[Sheryl]

This ain't no Young and Restless.

[Terrell]

They want to make sure them legs weren't closed.

[Sheryl]

This ain't the Young and the Restless, y'all.

[Lexi]

You know, legs.

[Sheryl]

This ain't no soap opera.

[Lexi]

I mean, I just feel like if we gonna talk about it and if I caught them. Caught them.

[Sheryl]

What do you need? Like, you need. Like, what is closure? Like you're saying, well, it was nice knowing you and it was nice being with, like, what?

[Lexi]

That's a rant. I think when you. I. I believe in. In power. In silence myself. So if you gotta feel. If I caught you.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

I mean, if I caught you, I think it's. Again, we're very grown, but if I caught you texting your ex, what are we talking about? Let me see. And if you feel some kind of way about that, then now we have an issue. So it's a red flag.

[Sheryl]

Yeah. I don't like the red flag. Okay, next.

[Lexi]

That's sneaky.

[Sheryl]

What's each of your love languages?

[Lexi]

All of them.

[Sheryl]

No, they really trying to get to know y'all.

[Lexi]

All of them do them.

[Terrell]

All. My love love languages are physical touch.

[Lexi]

Yeah.

[Sheryl]

I like that.

[Terrell]

I like that. Acts of kindness.

[Lexi]

I like that, too. I like that, too. And words of affirmation. My other love languages are like, see me. Talk to me very much. Like, let observe me, you know? Yeah. Quality time. Time spent. I feel like time is so precious and the most valuable thing. So if you're spending time and you understand, like, oh, she likes to go. We like to go eat together or something. What is my favorite meal? If you know what. What gets me excited? Or like, museums. Just being observant and really tapping into who I am. That's my love language. Those are my love languages.

[Sheryl]

Okay. Okay. I would say I'm a little bit of everything. And sometimes some things more than others, you know, it just depends on how.

[Terrell]

You feeling that day.

[Sheryl]

Right, Right.

[Lexi]

Because mine has changed. Mine's changed. Like, it wasn't necessarily affection. Now it is like, I want to be touched. I want to be, you know, rubbed on. I want to be kissed on. So before, it used to not be like that. So mine have changed over time, too.

[Terrell]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

Okay.

[Sheryl]

Well, hopefully the People is paying attention because that's a very.

[Lexi]

Oh.

[Terrell]

It was personal.

[Sheryl]

Okay, last but not least. Well, this is the last and the least. I don't know. Anyway, what's the biggest ick someone can give on a first date? Yeah, that's that.

[Lexi]

To me, it would be name dropping.

[Sheryl]

Oh, yeah. That's a call.

[Terrell]

That too.

[Lexi]

I don't like that. You know, like you. You talking too much. I'm like, oh, go. That's an icky. Yeah, like the bragging. How to impress me and bragging or, you know. Yeah, we were just at such. And such is such as house. I'm like, so you can't.

[Terrell]

Got it.

[Lexi]

You don't know how to be in the moment. You know what I mean? So I don't know if I could bring you around some of my people either. So it's name dropping for me.

[Terrell]

Yeah, that's true. That's a good one.

[Lexi]

Yeah.

[Sheryl]

Both of those. Those are. Yeah, I would say that bragging, too. That would be a big ache for me. Yeah.

[Terrell]

Yeah, that's far enough.

[Sheryl]

Well, thank you all so much for sending in those questions. Y'all DM us with more questions and we would love to answer them. What we got next?

[Terrell]

We got get off your knees this or should you?

[Lexi]

Huh?

[Terrell]

Okay, we're going to talk about it. Get off your knees this or should you? Because social media is in shambles right now. We're seeing more and more women dropping down on one knee, great in hand, ready to wipe.

[Lexi]

Okay, I want to.

[Sheryl]

I want to restaurant the restaurant out the gutter.

[Terrell]

Look at Lex. Lexi is always in the gutter. Listen, the ladies are on their knees proposing. Some of these proposals are looking like fairy tales. Roses, fireworks, and the whole nine. But we gotta ask the real question. Is it giving empower women or is it giving. Desperate and tired of waiting.

[Sheryl]

Yeah, the last one. I don't like it.

[Lexi]

I mean, I'm pretty tired of waiting. Yeah, I don't either.

[Sheryl]

No. Being strong and doing what men do. You know what I'm saying? I'm here for that. But men are men for a reason, and women are women for a reason. And, you know, I just feel like. No, no. Why?

[Terrell]

That's embarrassing. There's no way I'm about to men. If. If you.

[Sheryl]

If your man want to be married and he don't propose to you, he don't want to be married, he don't want to marry you.

[Terrell]

He crying. The last one I saw, the man was crying and the woman was on her knees.

[Lexi]

Yeah. No, I'm not doing that. We gonna. We gonna have a. Definitely having a conversation.

[Sheryl]

Did he do this?

[Lexi]

Did he. We definitely have a conversation. I'm not. That's crazy. That's why. See, the visuals is. See, it's not. It's not even right. It's not even right, y'all.

[Sheryl]

Oh, my God.

[Lexi]

I don't know.

[Sheryl]

That's horrible.

[Lexi]

Sounds like since you're taking too long, let me go ahead. He might be getting on the knees is crazy, too.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

I just. I don't know, y'all. It's not for me.

[Sheryl]

You know who started it? Chrissy Lampkin. Ain't that her name? From Love and Hip Hop.

[Terrell]

Oh.

[Lexi]

Oh, she.

[Terrell]

Was it Joe Budden, Chris Christy?

[Sheryl]

Chris. What's her name?

[Terrell]

Was it Chrissy? Chrissy.

[Lexi]

Chrissy.

[Sheryl]

She did it on Love and Hip Hop.

[Lexi]

She did that on the show. That's great.

[Sheryl]

I feel like that's what got the girls going. They was like, okay, bitch, no, that ain't.

[Terrell]

That's embarrassing.

[Lexi]

I'm traditional. I want.

[Sheryl]

She was down for him. She was a writer. Like, she loved that man. You know what I mean?

[Lexi]

Yeah.

[Terrell]

I don't care how much I love you, baby. I'm not getting down on one knee and proposing to you and your big ass standing up there with your head out like this, crying.

[Lexi]

I will be like, baby, get up.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

Bring me up.

[Sheryl]

Yeah. I can't say. You know, I just feel like if your man don't propose to you, he don't want you, he don't want to marry you, he don't want to be married if he don't do it, it's not that deep. Like, if you want to be with a lady, y'all both want to be married, why would you not do it? Why would you want her to do it? That don't even make no sense.

[Lexi]

Yeah, that's. Yeah.

[Terrell]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

And why rush somebody into something they not ready for? Yeah. I wouldn't want to rush my mate either. This is something that I ready. I don't want it.

[Terrell]

And then you got a big crowd out there. You got a big crowd surrounding you. You know, this man ain't here to say no in front of this whole. Like, that's just. It's just embarrassing all around. And why the crowd allowing her to get her ass?

[Sheryl]

So, like, does the woman ask the man, daddy for his hand in marriage? Do they do that?

[Lexi]

I was thinking that, too, because I feel like that's even changed, too, over time.

[Sheryl]

Oh, people don't do that no more, traditionally.

[Lexi]

I mean, I don't know.

[Sheryl]

On tv, actually, we filmed my dad.

[Terrell]

He looked.

[Sheryl]

He had a better. But it would have never happened, period. But that's not supposed to be. Like, there's traditions and stuff for.

[Lexi]

I don't want to. And, yeah, I don't want to rush it.

[Sheryl]

Like things are supposed. Like, traditions are there for a reason. So when we start changing stuff around, it really throws stuff out of whack. Like, a lady is not supposed to be on her knee asking a man to marry. Like that don't make no sense.

[Terrell]

It's giving. What's on Friday? What was her name?

[Sheryl]

Felicia.

[Terrell]

No, not Flatula. Was it next Friday they date because they was dating the girl and the girl cousin, the big heavyset girl. She was running around the car with Dae D.

[Lexi]

Not off the top of my head.

[Terrell]

Heavy. Was it big D or heavy?

[Lexi]

Happy to. I don't know.

[Terrell]

I don't know. That's what it's given.

[Lexi]

She's like, I'm gonna go get this man. Lock him down. No, I don't want it. I feel like that energy of just starting off a marriage is a little tainted, you know, I feel like. What's that old saying? What's that saying? You rather have a single man that wants to be married than a married man that wants to be single? Something like that. So why rush if they're not ready for that? You know, it should be a conversation. It should be very much like, okay, we're going to do, like, let's do it. And then when it happens, it happens. You know, I. But I feel like, you know, it's about patience, too. Like, we getting impatient. So the ladies are dropping down to their knees. And that's crazy. The visuals out outrageous for me, because just even the man shouldn't want to even look down.

[Sheryl]

I want to be the. The ladies. The ladies want to be the men. Like, the roles are changing. I don't like that person. I don't like. I'm very traditional when it comes to stuff like this.

[Terrell]

Yes, I definitely. I don't believe in that. I don't think it should happen. Like a woman should be a woman and wait for that man.

[Lexi]

Yeah, Yeah, I agree.

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[Lexi]

I'm not saying wait forever.

[Terrell]

Get your big grown behind up.

[Lexi]

Yeah. The visual is, is really throwing me off right now because I have it. I'm just.

[Sheryl]

I know because he's probably, like I said, yes.

[Lexi]

Yeah. It's not, it's not, it's not giving.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Terrell]

Oh my goodness.

[Sheryl]

Well, hopefully people slow down on that.

[Terrell]

I don't know.

[Lexi]

Well, and look, and they happen in front of.

[Terrell]

If, if your homegirl proposed to her man, are you cheering her on or texting the group chat? Chat like sis. No, I ain't texting her. I'm gonna pull up.

[Sheryl]

No, don't do that.

[Terrell]

I'm gonna stop in the middle of this whatever proposal there is and stop it.

[Sheryl]

Yeah, don't do that. Don't do that.

[Terrell]

Don't let her.

[Sheryl]

Sure. Yeah, it's not a good. It's not a good.

[Lexi]

I will try to talk her off the ledge and be like, nah, let's not do it. Let's not. Let's not do it. And the group chat will definitely be lit. Cause we're like, yeah, y'all, I need some help.

[Terrell]

You Are the process.

[Lexi]

Yes. We need some help. We gotta.

[Sheryl]

That's what I'm saying. What y'all mama said about this? What your daddy said, well, how did you get to this? But, you know, like, what is the thought? I would love to talk to a lady who proposed to her husband because what was the thought process to led you?

[Terrell]

Like, I think that it was okay to even the thought of it.

[Lexi]

Yeah, I think it's more of an impatient thing, like, he just taking too long. Let me do it now.

[Terrell]

No, now that's. I would rather pressure you, baby. Are we getting what's going on?

[Lexi]

That's different.

[Terrell]

They're pressure you. Then me take my behind to a store, go get a ring and drop down on one knee and my big behind proposing to your big behind.

[Sheryl]

No, I would just skip the proposal and just wear my own little ring and be like, we engaged. You don't want to propose.

[Lexi]

That's different. That's different. Like the conversation. Like, look, the proper circumstance.

[Terrell]

We engaged.

[Lexi]

We together.

[Terrell]

Real bad.

[Lexi]

Go to the courthouse, knock this out real quick.

[Terrell]

What would y'all do, fans? Tell us, what would y'all do if we want to hear from the humble, humble daddies? Would y'all.

[Lexi]

Yeah, we need to hear it from y'all, woman.

[Terrell]

If she dropped down on one day and proposed for a whole big ceremony. We need to hear from the guys.

[Sheryl]

Yeah, I want to know.

[Lexi]

I'm curious.

[Sheryl]

I better be vocal. Like, y'all vocal about everything else we be talking about on this hip hop.

[Lexi]

I want to hear from the guys, and I want to hear if anybody in the chat, a female has proposed. And how did that work?

[Terrell]

Our humble baddies. Ain't none of our humble baddies in this chat proposed. They got. They got common sense over here.

[Lexi]

I know that's right.

[Terrell]

All right, y'all. Until then, what we got today? We got some humble baddies mail. We do.

[Lexi]

I have the humble baddies mail, y'all. All right. Y'all ready?

[Terrell]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

Okay. This is from Amber in Louisville, Kentucky.

[Sheryl]

Okay, Amber.

[Lexi]

Hey, Amber. Okay, baddies, buckle up. Oh, man. You know when it starts like that? So buckle up.

[Terrell]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

This must be because this situation is wild. Capital W, I L D. All right, he's been married. Oh, she's been married. So maybe she's talking about somebody else. Okay, she's been married for three years. And like any modern couple, she and her husband agreed to go 5050 on everything, including rent. For years, she's been faithfully handling over half of. Over her. Half of their $3000 of rent each month. So 1500 straight to him, assuming he was sending it to the landlord. But here's where it gets messy. While chatting with the neighbor, she casually found out something that made her stomach drop. The apartment she's been living in is owned by her husband's mother. Yep, his mom. Turns out the husband had been living there before they got married, and his mom was the landlord. So for three years, our girl's $1,500 has been going directly to her husband and his mama without her knowledge. That's $54,000 she unknowingly paid them, and now she's left questioning everything. Is this financial manipulation? A betrayal of trust? Was she scammed by her own husband, or was this just a shady omission? She moved out and hasn't spoken to him in two weeks. But here's her question to the baddies. What would you do if you found out your husband has been secretly pocketing your rent money for years with his mom in on it? Would you call it a rap, Demand the money back, try to talk it out? Or is this a major betrayal that can't be undone? Ladies, what do y'all think it was?

[Terrell]

Getting scammed. God. Leave.

[Sheryl]

Husband is crazy.

[Terrell]

That is crazy.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Terrell]

I don't even think I would have allowed myself to get in that situation because I'm very. I felt like a detective, FBI. I would have known something was up. Pulling some records or something. Oh, that's a tough situation.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

I'm like.

[Terrell]

It's like, damn.

[Sheryl]

Well, yeah. I think first she probably went wrong by not knowing who owned the house that you living in your husband.

[Lexi]

But she was trusting him to pay the rent, and the rent's been getting paid all this time. So she's like, here's my house where.

[Sheryl]

You live, and you don't know who owned the house? You don't know who named the house? You don't know, like.

[Terrell]

Because a lot of times I do. I'll go on public search records and see what's around, see who own what around. And of course, it shows the names of everything. So that's how I'm.

[Sheryl]

It's not hard to find out this information, first of all. So that was the first part where she went wrong. So.

[Terrell]

I mean.

[Sheryl]

But now we're in it, so.

[Lexi]

Right.

[Sheryl]

I would say this would be some major trust issues for me. We would have to go to counseling. Like, I'm not saying, like, leave him. I think this is something we would definitely have to go to therapy about. I think we would have to really, like, lay out all our finances. I want to know where all the money at? You know, where's the one.

[Lexi]

Everything got to be shown.

[Sheryl]

Exactly. He said, wait.

[Terrell]

He said the mom owned it, but they both been pocket. The mom owned the house.

[Lexi]

The mom owned the house.

[Terrell]

Well, maybe it is. Maybe he has to pay the mom the full amount of money and they're splitting it 50. 50.

[Sheryl]

Either way. She don't know about it.

[Lexi]

She didn't know.

[Terrell]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

Financial abuse is real, and so is financial manipulation.

[Terrell]

Yeah.

[Sheryl]

So whatever the situation is, we gotta go to therapy. I don't trust you no more. You probably learned about something else.

[Lexi]

Exactly. Definitely an issue.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Terrell]

If you hiding that, what else are you hiding?

[Lexi]

Correct. And that's a nice chunk, too.

[Terrell]

And that's where she's living and saying, hey, you know, this is my mom's house. We gotta. We can split it 50. 50.

[Lexi]

Yeah.

[Terrell]

Hiding it. So it's like, why are you hiding? We're married.

[Sheryl]

Yeah. But I wouldn't. I wouldn't call it a rap. I would try to get to the bottom of it with help. And if I felt like it was a salvageable situation where we could work through it, I would definitely do that. But that's crazy. But we have to be smart and also know resources.

[Lexi]

Yeah. You got to communicate that for sure. Now. That's heartbreaking to hear and to really to like, come to grips of that. You like, here, I'm giving this to you. And then he like, here, mama handle this. But it has to be conversation. I agree with you, Ashley. Definitely going to therapy and really hashing everything out. You know, just like, look, what else is going on? We need to have this conversation, because it's definitely. She didn't know. And that's a lot of money. That's a lot of money that she did not know about, that she's assuming is taking care of the household, that they're laying their heads down next to each other on the. You know, in the bed. So what else is going on? So, Amber, let your friend know, you know, this is not good.

[Sheryl]

But we.

[Lexi]

We say. Don't we say savage the. The marriage? Right. We agree on that.

[Sheryl]

Yeah. Salvation married.

[Terrell]

Yeah.

[Sheryl]

Always try. You know what I'm saying? I always give up because of.

[Terrell]

Maybe it's something that he's embarrassed. He was embarrassed to speak on. But talk about it and. Yeah, that's not a good.

[Lexi]

I like therapy. Lisa, go see. And if you can't get back to.

[Sheryl]

The mama need to be in on the therapy, too, though, because Girl, no, the mama.

[Terrell]

The mama ain't got nothing to do with it. Now, the mama ain't got nothing to do with it.

[Lexi]

She the landlord.

[Terrell]

But if she don't know the mama, the mama is a business. I ain't in y'all marriage. I ain't married this woman, and I ain't married to you. This is my house. I need y'all to pay me because at the end of the day, I still have to pay taxes. Every other mama is a businesswoman. So mama, she don't know.

[Lexi]

Does she even know? We don't know if she.

[Terrell]

If they've had this conversation, y'all figure it out. If y'all have my money before the sin. All right, Justin.

[Sheryl]

The mama, though. Oh, no. Every time I see her now.

[Terrell]

No. That husband need his behind. Whoop. Now, why does.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Lexi]

Cause he's definitely not letting it be known. He could have 100%. Yo, my mama cutting us a deal. Whatever. Whatever. We gotta pay her back. I don't know. Whatever the case may be, it should definitely have been a conversation with your whole husband. Yep. They split and everything else.

[Sheryl]

Yeah.

[Terrell]

Yep.

[Lexi]

Yep.

[Terrell]

Okay.

[Lexi]

Well, ladies, that was our humble daddy's mail.

[Terrell]

If y'all have any more questions, we thank y'all for submitting. Y'all have anything y'all want to submit to us? Y'all want the real down dirty truth, y'all? Email us at. Contact humblebaddies.com and we may feature your suggestion. Until next time, we will see y'all Wednesday. Wednesday it'll be Ash. Ashley will be traveling in the air, so it'll be Alexis and I online. We'll be holding it down for you, Ash.

[Sheryl]

Hey, y'all.

[Terrell]

See y'all next week. Thank you guys for tuning in. Make sure you follow and subscribe to us at Humble Baddies Podcast. Tell your cousin, tell your auntie, tell your side chick, your side daddy, Humble Daddy pastor, the deacon of the church. All to follow and subscribe to Humble Baddies Podcast.

[Sheryl]

Yes.

[Lexi]

Been amazing, ladies. Good night.

[Terrell]

Good night, y'all.

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