Today on Girl Chat, our girl Tiny is our guest co-host. We'll find out why Ti says he's more attracted to Tiny than ever. We didn't even get to the good part yet. And Remy Ma calls for girl power among female rappers. Y'all have woman powers. Y'all forget. Y'all can use her for good. All right. Plus, it's a family affair. Zanique is in the house and she's performing just for us.

The real starts now. Start right now. We got a choice. Right now. All right, you guys. We are so happy to welcome back our guest co-host today. She's a Grammy award-winning singer songwriter who just finished a reunion tour with Escape. She's also executive producing and starring in the current season of Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta. Everyone give it up for Tiny. HI. WELCOME back to the show. Thank you. How are you feeling today?

Feeling great. Always glad to be here with you guys. We love having you here. So much fun. All right. Now, Tiny, it's Friday. And while many people are counting down to the weekend, we here at the real like to start the party a little early. That's right. We don't celebrate Friday. We Today, we're keeping things elegant with the classiest of cocktails, a French 75. It's a mix of vodka, fresh lemon juice, simple syrup, and champagne. So delicious. So Tiny, have you tried it?

I have, and it is It tastes really good. Bottoms up then, babe. It is refreshing. All right, so to find out how to whip up one of these for yourself, just head tothereal.com for the cocktail or mocktail recipe. Now, Tiny, are you ready to keep it real with some fry? Yay! Girl chat always. Here we go. All right, let's do it. LET'S DO IT. WELL, LET'S DIG RIGHT INTO IT. TINY, it's no secret you have a lot of fans, but I hear your biggest fan is one of my biggest RAPPERS. I LOVE HIM SO MUCH. YOUR HUSBAND, TI, where y'all hear that from?

No, I heard he's I mean, you know, we work together, right? And he told me he was like he really admires you. He says that I heard that when you renew your energy and your confidence, your career success, that's a turnon for a man. Um, I guess the question I have is how are you guys doing right now? We're actually in a great place. We're in a great space. So, I don't know. Maybe it's working. Maybe he does um, you know, like it a little bit. I don't know. I didn't, you know, I hope so, cuz that's all I'm going to be is a strong woman. So, I hope he is. That's right.

What advice would you give to anybody that is going through ups and downs and trying to hang in there with their marriage? you can't give anything hard. You just got to keep fighting, you know, if you really love it, you really I mean it is so hard, you know, but um I think, you know, with me just finding who I am and you know, going through whatever we was going through, it just it helped me to balance myself when I got back to trying to get ourselves back together where we could, you know, be one again. Do you think the tour helped? I definitely think me working, you know, and just doing my own thing helped for me. I don't know about him, but it definitely helped me, you know. So, the

situation just kind of came together like glue, so I guess so. Okay. I like it. How long have you guys been married? We've been uh it will be eight years in July, but you guys been together forever. We've been together for 17 years. That is beautiful. This is interesting. I have a question. So, I'm going to part the question for a second, but I want to ask you being back on tour and working and being busy. Do you feel like that kind of reinvented yourself or reinvented your relationship in some way?

In some way, I feel like it did. I mean, you know, we just, you know, he started being supportive and trying to help and, you know, giving advice when before, you know, we didn't have any of that. I mean, I guess he had nothing to be so supportive about and I just had to like just like go for it. And when I did, you know, he came around. I love it. So then Okay. And filled where you didn't have before. Interesting. Yeah. No, just because I talked to a lot of moms and moms who don't have other um stay-at-home moms or people women who don't have the out the other outlets to

to be a woman besides just being a mother. Sometimes I feel like they're that it takes a toll on their marriage. So I've heard other women who start to find work or hobbies or they get involved in groups so that it's not just being a mom. They begin to carry themselves a different way that attracts their husband differently. Being a boss lady is sexy and you are doing your thing. And there is nothing sexier than seeing a woman be a boss, be successful, follow her passion. I'm sure every night he saw you on that stage, he was like, "Yes." Yes, EXACTLY.

SPEAKING OF BOSS ladies in the music game right now, our girl Remy Ma recently uh hosted a woman's empowerment brunch in Beverly Hills and discussed how she believes in collaboration and friendships instead of feuds when it comes to female rappers. Ramy said, quote, "We all bring something different to the table, and once people realize that, stop fighting each other, work together, and help build each other up. We'll grow even more." I love this. I am a huge fan, you guys know this, of rap music. I love this. I completely agree with this. I try to think to myself, okay, I'm not going to front. Obviously, when her and Remy and

uh Nikki had the beef going on and they I'm not going to lie, I was sitting at my computer all day long waiting for the response. Okay, so that part, yes, was fun, but how much doper would it be if they did a record together? I do think I do agree in that sense. Do you get what I'm saying? As dope as guest, it feels if fuels the fire. Does that make any sense what I'm saying? Yeah. Beefing. Although it like gets you excited to see beefing happening, it's so much doper to see two women come together and create great music that we all can listen to and enjoy.

I mean, right, it's so negative, you know? And when you have two great artists, like, why go to beefing? Like, when you could just help each other grow, you know what I'm saying? It's like about women empowerment these days. Like back in the day there was, you know, where beefing was rap was about beefing. But today it's like kind of lame. It's 2018 about collabs. It's about getting together and it's about sharpening one another. You know, I think when women are um competitive and jealous and when they hate on each other, it actually isn't sexy. It actually really shows, especially as you get older, you realize that women when they're really

like that, they're really showing their insecurities. Cuz at the end of the day, the only person you ever have competition with in your life is the person looking back at you in the mirror. That's right. Who you were yesterday and being better today. Well, you know, I got a question. Okay. Because we were so excited for Escape to get back together. Yes, we were. But we loved it. Um, what's your butt? What did that take to get back? And what's happening now? Cuz now it was four, now it's like three. I just Three girls that's decided to do music.

I know Candy had other things and she didn't want to do new music. So, three of us decided that we still wanted to do music. A lot of people were asking for new music. So, we felt like why not? This is what we love. This is what we started from and this is what they know us from. So, you know, when you see escape three, that means it's just us three. But there are four girls in the group and we do support each other and there will be more of escape for more making you know coming along. I think that's amazing and I'm sure the fans are so excited to hear that.

I love it. I have to ask though obviously you and Candy are friends. Yes. That in my opinion that shouldn't put a strain. I'm sure people look at it and are like oh that probably is weird and awkward. But it shouldn't be. You guys should be allowed to do your thing and she can do her thing and you can continue to support each other. No. Exactly. That's exactly what's going on. I mean, she, you know, she didn't want to do it and nobody has any hard feelings. We're just doing what we do and she's doing what she do and we come back together and we do it all together.

That's good. Yeah. That is female empowerment right there in itself. That is decision in life. Yeah. I think that's great. I mean, I was just wondering cuz I was like, can we please get somebody on the show to explain that to us because as fans, we don't understand how hard it is to get people, you know, together even just because I had interviewed Candy for my radio show, Cafe Mocha, and she was saying just to get together, there was some issues with one of the other girls. And once that became clear, then you guys were able to go on tour and work

together and stuff like that. So, I just think, like I always say, it's hard working with insecure females. That's the thing. And once you let your egos go, right, sky's the limit. I also think in rap beefs, it gets weird because you never see um men beef with women, right? It's always it's not that many women, though. And that's that's the other thing. Why should y'all beef when there's not that many of you? You should absolutely be uplifting each other. There aren't that

many. I think maybe they're trying to follow the example of cuz it used to be back in the day, right, that men used to be. So, I think maybe they were thinking, well, we do it like that, then we could do the come up, too. But since it's not that many of them, it doesn't really make sense to do it. So, what do you feel? Oh, go ahead. No, I was going to say there's so many women that's coming up with just doing great songs. That's what it should be about, just doing great music.

Yes. Can you tell me something? What's the difference between before when you all used to like tour together and now? like what are some significant DIFFERENCES NOW THAT YOU'RE MOMS THAT YOU'RE OLDER? WELL, I can tell you one big difference is that we never headline our own tour. We were always on someone else's tour. We always toured with R. Kelly. So, you know, just being, you know, we had to like stay in our rooms when he hit the hallways and stuff like that. So, coming back these this year, we running the show and we're selling out arenas. So,

it was like really different from us, but we also had to pay all the bills. Oh, yeah. Every expense, it comes out of our money. Okay. And I have one more question about Candy cuz I just want to make sure I have it clear. We're all like Yeah. Yes. Because you said that you guys will the four of you will eventually get back together. Is that only when you guys perform your past songs or is there a possibility that the four of you guys

will get back together with some new songs? New music? I cannot say that is so take more drinks. What but I will say what I will say that we welcome her at any time. I love that. Being positive, putting it out there. The one thing I will say is that this woman right here is a hell of a songwriter. Okay, she's a hell of a songwriter. SHE CAN WRITE A song and put candy in it and before YOU KNOW IT, WE BACK TO SQUARE ONE. ALL RIGHT.

LOOK AT THAT. NOW, for beauty to flying, last week, you guys, passengers on a transatlantic plane from Germany to New Jersey experienced a flight from hell after a child reportedly threw a screaming tantrum for the entirety of the 8-hour journey. 8 hours. Wow. Picture it. Hear it. Check out this tape. Since the video went viral, I know you can unplug yours now. People have been speaking up more about wanting the option to pay more money to get on childfree flights. Okay, let's talk about this now. What do you think, Tanya? You're a mom. You What do you think about this idea? How do we handle this? because this is common.

Well, I don't know because I was thinking at first I was like, you know, just we all have kids. Just tune them out, you know, just do what you do. But looking at that, that is like that child's first of all too big to be doing that when no parent is like get down, get, you know, standing up on. There's no way you I would have my child that big just running things and doing that. Like, you know, when you have a screaming baby, maybe there is a hurt and you can't do anything about it. They can't tell you. But that child was way too big for that.

Right. You know, it should have been some discipline going on. Yes, for sure. What do you think, Tam? What do I think? As a mom. Well, I mean, I wouldn't mind the uh kid-free flights only because you know, you're going to have some happy customers. But not only that, it's like as a mom and when your toddler or your child is like, you know, having a tantrum, you're already nervous just getting on the plane because sometimes you don't know what's going to happen. I think that will just take a little bit of the anxiety off the parents knowing

that if I'm on a flight, these people want to be on the flight with a child, if you know what I mean. Yeah. So, I mean, if they want it, okay. And maybe the airlines can profit off of it by just, you know, having the prices be a little bit higher. I don't know. I think it's a win-win situation for everybody. Now, this child, I don't know. making an observation looking at this I think it's normal for a child to you know have a tantrum for an hour you know there might be some sensory issues with what I mean is throughout the hour not like for an entire hour this was 8 hours so with a child screaming for 8 hours straight there might be some sensory issues there

might be something going on that we don't necessarily see or the other observation is I really don't see the mom disciplining you know the child because I don't know they need to definitely look into that because that's not normal for a child to be screaming I mean I know if my child screamed for 8 hours he would be passed out somewhere he would be exhausted cry himself to sleep I know I actually okay so I was opposite of you I felt like thinking of parents I felt terrible asking for a flight where that they couldn't get on you know what I mean because that now leaves limited flights to where the parents can get on. Um, but at the same time with you saying that, the peace

that I know that my sister who's a mom would feel knowing this is a family flight. Friendly. Yeah, it's a family. This is a family flight. This is a flight where people expect, okay, if the kids crying, your kid might be crying too, and your kid back there might We all in this together. We all got crying kids. Okay. I feel So, you just changed my perspective cuz I was like, that seems wrong because, you know, I would feel terrible if I was looking online.

You know, a lot of people book their flights online. If I was looking at that was like a kid only and that's the time slot I need. I will say this. I will say this, too. I remember being on a flight and Aiden was being a normal, you know, like 2-year-old, not like going too crazy. And there was an older couple behind me and they saw that I was, you know, slightly like freaking out cuz again, it's it's it's uncomfortable. They're uncomfortable, but the mom is also uncomfortable.

Embarrassing. Yes. And embarrassed. And the guy, you know, he just looked at Adam and I. He said, "You know what? I just want to let you guys know you're doing a good job. Wow. You're doing a good job. We should encourage more of that. Well, more I think I've said this before. I was on a flight to South Africa from Atlanta and that's 14 hours and it was a toddler on she 2 3 years old and she wasn't listening to nobody and you know Auntie Lonnie kicked in I was stuck with her for eight hours but she was quiet. She sat next to me and then when I kept trying to give her back, she I was like, "Okay, well then I

guess this what this is what we gonna happen." You know, I think one that there are options that the airline can do. Maybe they can have flights for um you know, look at the age of the children. Um maybe three and under, maybe you have a little you have more flights for, you know, especially during the holidays. Yeah. But maybe have some flights that maybe if you're three and under, maybe you don't want to fly with you. Because the thing is, it's hard to say discipline the child cuz people are not, you know, people have different ways of disciplining child free flights.

I just don't I could just see the airlines trying to profit off of it and it's just going to be too much money and everything. So, and it's not fair to make people without kids having to pay more in order to just get from A to B. But I do believe that we live in a society, which means community. We all are responsible for one another. Exactly. So we people who don't have kids or aren't traveling with kids could be more understanding. Always look that there could be some issue with the person ON THAT 8 HOUR FLIGHT. I WOULD HAVE BEEN TALKING. I WOULD HAVE BEEN I WOULD HAVE got up and what's wrong? Listen, you know them down.

Airlines should also offer some help. Maybe offer free Wi-Fi to the parents so that the kids can play. I will tell you this y'all. South Southwest is amazing. They gave Adam and I they saw that we had two kids. They were like, "Here, a free glass of wine for you." They already know that we were, you know what I MEAN? THEY NEED TO GIVE IT TO THE CUSTOMERS that's listening TO THE KID CUZ THAT'S GIVE ME SOME free alcohol.

I have a question though. As loud as the kid was crying, does it work with headphones? Not if he RUNNING UP AND DOWN. FIRST OF ALL, IT'S A SAFETY ISSUE TO ALL THE parents out there. I understand that your kid whatever, but it's a safety issue. That's still a moving vehicle. Anything could happen on the plane. So, you do want to be able to troll that child. But we got to go. But yeah, definitely do that. will stay in my seats if you offer me a free shot. We have to take a break, but there's more girls chat on the way right after this. You're watching The Real with guest co-host Tiny.

Welcome back to the real. WE'RE HERE WITH OUR GUEST CO-HOST FOR THE DAY, MISS TINY. We're back. Let's get back into some more Friday girl chat. One of the scariest feelings in the world is checking your phone the next morning after a drunken night out. Don't I know about that? LIKE TONIGHT, YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU MIGHT FIND. WELL, for Twitter user, oh, what is her name? Moya. Oma. Oh my god. Moya. Take her drink away.

OKAY. NO, DON'T DO THAT. At Moya, she found art. Instead of drunk text, she found a fullon professional photo shoot of her local kebab restaurant. What? Yeah. Look at It was nice pictures though. And as beautiful as the pictures are, she doesn't remember taking any of them. THEY'RE IN PORTRAIT MODE and everything. She moved into portrait mode. Well, Tidy, IF WE CHECK YOUR PHONE AFTER A NIGHT OUT, would we find anything surprising?

You went finding Jack cuz why? Cuz one, I'm hardly taking pictures. But two, I don't, you know, I'm not a really I'm a little drinker, like a baby drinker, you know. Oh, yeah. Oh, no. Yeah, I know. Oh, no. Why? Cuz I just asked her. I said, "Do you want me to top that off during the break?" And she was like, "No, this probably be the only thing." I was like, "For real?" Lightweight. A very How many drinks does it take for Tiny to tip? No, I can. No. YOU GET to That was amazing. Genie didn't even know that. Okay, go ahead.

I can drink. I can go like I can drink five, six shots of tequila. All right. But I just don't choose to responsible. That's very responsible of you and irresponsible of me. Well, I don't know. But there's something about after a good night of drinks, does anybody else whip their phone out and they just start taking hella selfies cuz they think they look fine? No. Girl, I lose my phone. I don't know where it is. No. Oh, I never the only woman that be like, "Where's my phone?" I hand my If I'm in a drink, I hand my phone to my husband and I say, "You got this? Great.

We'll see. We enjoy the night." I remember. Come on, you take pictures. I literally do most. Okay. Like for instance, on the weekends, you know, guys, when I don't respond, I respond mad late. I promise it to you. If I'm with my husband or my family and I'm having a good time, I don't even remember that a phone exists. That's the best feeling in the world. Me at my birthday rose. I had a birthday rose. Jeanie was out the country, but um Tamara came and her husband and Munchkin and her husband came, right? And so it was a great roast and the next morning I

woke up and I was like, I don't remember taking a picture with them. Well, this popped up in my phone, this picture, AND I STILL DON'T REMEMBER TAKING THIS PICTURE. You don't? I don't remember TAKING THAT PHOTO. AMAZING. WE had the best time, Lonnie. You had the best birthday. The roast was amazing. They did the roast. She didn't care. She took it. We were taking it more personally than Lonnie was.

We were upset. We were mad. I'd probably be mad. Like we were literally in our booth. People were roasting Lonnie and we were like, "No, THIS IS UNACCEPT." WE WERE OFFENDED FOR HER. We wanted to stand up and be like, "No." But Tiny, THEY STARTED TALKING ABOUT THEM, TOO. THEY STARTED TALKING ABOUT THE SHOW, EVERYTHING. AND I WAS LIKE, "SOMEBODY PUT EAR MUFFS ON TAM." CUZ I WAS REALLY LIKE TAM. THAT WAS THE ONLY PERSON I was really afraid for cuz she doesn't listen to that type of stuff. AND IT WAS SOME HARSH WORDS. But I knew Adam was there and I so I said, "Adam, make sure you explain to her cuz

she would get upset." I just kept ordering her drinks. Yes, she did. Yeah. But I was like lit. So I don't remember taking that picture right there. I But at least you look cute in that picture. That's her. Have you guys like right? Yeah. Have you ever taken selfies and you think you look fine and then the next morning you wake up and you're like, "Let me see myself last night. I look so good and you look at the pictures and you look like a drunk fiend greasy." This is me right here. This is after selfies after me. I wake up and I look at that and I was like, "What happened?"

Oh my god. WHAT WERE YOU THINKING? WHAT WERE YOU SAYING? WHY DOES YOUR Why are your eyes? It doesn't matter what I was thinking. What was I drinking? That's hilarious. You know what? WE HAVE TO TAKE A BREAK, BUT THERE'S MORE FRIDAY GIRL CHAT ON THE WAY WITH OUR SPECIAL GUEST CO-HOST TINY. DON'T GO ANYWHERE. YOU'RE WATCHING the real on that. Welcome back. We are celebrating Friday with our guest co-host Tiny. So, let's get back into more girl chat.

Now, earlier in the show, we showed you video of a child causing havoc on an airplane. But that wasn't the only bad behavior in the air. This week, we asked you, our amazing fans, to go on our Instagram page and choose between two unruly passengers who made this guys very unfriendly. Now, normally we put them on the L train, but this week they're competing to fly first class on the L plane. Boom. plane. Our first airplane candidate is just plain old disgusting. Okay. A plane flying from Dubai to Amsterdam was forced to make an emergency landing after a fight broke out over a male passenger who refused to stop farting.

Oh my goodness. That is gross. Yes. Despite repeated requests to stop, the man reportedly continued to let it rip, causing the physical confrontation. You guys, it got so bad that officers had to board the flight with police dogs to escort the PEOPLE OFF THE PLANE. That's hilarious. I don't know. Eat to call. This is terrible. And you know, I have fear of flying. This would be so bad. Yes. So, the question is, will this man causing turbulence with his flatulence land him on the L plane this week? We'll find out soon.

Okay. Well, our next airplane candidate gives new meaning to the term airing out your dirty laundry. Guys, a woman on a flight from Turkey to Moscow was caught on video literally holding up her underwear under a plane vent for 20 minutes. The fact that Chris is even laughing. Chris is dying laughing dying right now, you guys. 20 minutes in an attempt to dry them. The woman didn't even seem embarrassed at all as passengers looked on in shock. I'm sorry, but that is nasty. Oh, come on. That is crazy. Will this woman be hung out to dry when the results come in? We are about to find out.

Now, are you ready to find out who's taking the L plane? Will it be the passenger who passed gas or the woman who tried to dry her drawers? What do you think? WHO DO YOU THINK? Who you think? Well, I'm going to have to say the passenger that's passing games because I do not want to smell your insides. I'm sorry. You are not going to do that. That is nasty. I'm not going to do that. Well, let's see who the audience picked. THANK YOU.

WOW. THANK YOU. IT'S THE WOMAN DRAWING HER DRAWERS. THAT'S RIGHT. 60% OF YOU VOTED FOR HER. AND I'M SORRY, BUT YOU JUST booked a first class ticket on the airplane. We have TO TAKE A BREAK, BUT THERE'S MORE OF THE REAL WITH GUEST CO-HOST TIDY COMING UP RIGHT UP AFTER THIS. Welcome back. It's time to get in some more girl. It's happening. YES, THAT RINGING must mean it's time for the real's hotline. Caller, what's your name? WHO IS THAT FINE MAN WITH YOU?

HEY, DAD. ERIC. OH, THAT'S YOUR DAD, ERIC. AND WHAT'S YOUR NAME? ERICA. HEY, ERIC. And where are you from? Buckeye, Arizona. OH, ARIZONA. SO, YOU WATCHING US ON FOX 10 OUT THERE. WE LOVE FOX 10. ERICA, how excited are you to have our guest, Miss Tiny, here in the house? Very happy. I'm so proud of her. She's overcome everything she went through. I'm just really proud of her.

Oh, thank you. That's right. You're calling us on a very special day. But, um, we actually heard that you're a huge fan of Tin. Is there anything that you want to ask her? Yes. Tiny, how is it like going on tour after everything you have overcome the past year? Wow. Um, it's great. I mean, you know, it's, you know, watching the fans is it's a bigger audience than we've ever had, you know, so it's like colossal from when we were back in the 90s. And also, I mean, it was a little rough for me because I had to my back when I don't know. After the first show, I was like, "Oh my god, I had to take Motrin

every night before stage." Yeah. But I mean, it took about two weeks and I finally got it together. I don't know, maybe my body was in shock, but I was out there dancing so hard. I don't know. And nobody else was hurting but me. I was like, I know I'm in better shape than you, girl, but it was like, no, Erica. Your dad, Eric. Hey, Eric. How you doing? Hi, Eric. Hey, how you doing? I'M HERE WITH THE NAME. The name Clearly, you named her Erica after you, right?

I sure did. Cuz I don't have any boys. I got all girls, so I had TO NAME HER. I LOVE IT. ARE YOU AVAILABLE or you TAKE IT? LONNIE, DON'T DON'T LET MY MAMA COME BACK. NO, I WILL. IS YOUR MAMA THERE? BRING YOUR MAMA. WHERE SHE AT? IS she there? WORK. And I heard I seriously though, I heard that your father watches the real. Do you watch us, Eric? Uh, yes I do.

We appreciate you. Thank you. Thank you so much for the love. We love our real men. That's you. But you are a real man to us in our show. So, thank you for that so much. Okay. Watch. Thank you. Erica and Eric, will you um come into the studio sometime if you ever come to LA? WE SURE WILL. OKAY. BUT STAY AWAY FROM LONNIE. WATCH OUT. I GOT STICKY FINGERS over here. We'll be right back with MORE OF THE REAL AFTER THIS.

Welcome back. When our next guest is not busy filming Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta, you can either find her writing, recording, or performing music. Tiny, take it away. Please welcome my beautiful daughter, ZANIQUE. Welcome to the show. Okay, I want to get right into it. You broke some big news on Instagram. You said you announced that you were pregnant. Oh, I did. I had a child. His name is Whiskey. He's a puppy. Everyone, why is that? They were so confused.

Everybody's like, "Huh?" He's so cute. Where? What kind of dog is that? He's a Pomeranian. So cute. Yes. All the smallest dogs that you'll ever see. And how big is he? He right now is probably a pound, but he's supposed to get four pounds, they say. Okay. And what is it like being a mother now? You know, guys, how has your life changed? My life is mom. My life now is so much, you know, having a child. It's really timeconsuming.

I feel bad about leaving them at home. So, I'm still looking for godp parents, you know, who will babysit at any time. So time consuming that you leave him with my mother. My grandmother has him now. So keep it real. Okay. Thank God for grandparents. Why whiskey? Um cuz he's brown. Okay. So, you know, I just wanted to be different and brown. Congratulations to motherhood.

Okay. So, speaking of babies, on Twitter, you happen to have the handle Baby Spice. I do. Why Baby Spice? Well, I have always loved The Spice Girls growing up. It was like one of my favorite movies. And in my family, I'm like, even though there's a lot of us, but everyone treats me like the baby. So, I've always played Baby Spice watching it. And I just I don't know. I love the Spice Girls still. Okay. That makes sense.

All right. But were you did hear that there was a possible rumor that they were all joining together? I did. Were you bummed, too, that they're not? Oh my god. I put it on my Insta story. I'm like, "Y'all, Spice Girls are back." And it was like, "Did you put us on your Insta story?" I did. I put an escape on his story. Well, something I'd like to hear about is that, you know, cuz I've been proposed to many times and I heard that you got proposed to. So, tell me the story, girl.

What happened? Okay. Well, long story short, I met this guy at this event in his hometown and he came up to me. He gave me this $100 and it wrapped around a rose and I took it out and it was like, "Can I take you out for a drink?" And that was it. I followed him and everybody was like, "He's creepy. Like, unfollow him. Unfollow him." So, I follow him and then we get to the show and I see him in line and I'm like, "Oh my god, there's that guy like I hope he's not going to do something crazy." And he's like, "I don't want no picture. I just want to do

this." And then he just pops the ring open. I'M SERIOUS. IT was a real ring diamond ring. It was nice. It was a nice ring. I was like, "That's a nice ring." She kept saying, but I was trying to, you know, throw it off cuz I didn't want her to have to be like, "No." Cuz I knew that's that's the answer. But um I was like, "YOU KNOW, you have to talk to her dad. You haven't talked to her dad yet." And he was like, "No, I talked to God and God told me I could do this and that." So using God, so did you keep the ring?

You know, after we said no, he shut it up and he got out of there. He got up there. He was crushed. All right. Wow. Okay. Well, you going to have plenty more of that, so don't worry. All right. So, Zani, what is it like? And you have to be honest. You're on the real. Okay. What is it like touring with your mama? Well, I was honestly nervous before tour started and I felt like, you know, I'm going to be the youngest one on the tour. Everyone's going to want to go to

the club and I'm not going to want to party with them is how I was feeling. But, um, when tour started, it was really fun. I think just being able to watch her perform was like the best part every night. And that's sweet. And you know, we got to have fun after some of the shows. So, I actually really enjoyed it. We did Ritz Carlton. Oh, we did. Yeah, we did some challenges and stuff. So, yeah, we had some challenges.

Well, well, I guess we tried to start our own Ritz Carlton challenge, but you know, nobody did it after us. We killed it. Well, well, let's check out how you prepared for your tour in this clip of Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta. We're having fun on that bus. Okay. Yeah, I'm sure. I'm really excited to go on tour. Do not get me wrong, but sleeping on a bunk never compares to sleeping in your bed. And even worse, me and my mom share the

same dancers. And she's hogging up all their time. And now I'm starting to freak out because I have to be prepared for this tour. How your rehearsals going? They going all right so far. I haven't rehearsed with them yet because they've been rehearsing with you. So, I'm hoping they can rehearse with me tonight maybe. So cute. So, you're signed to my label, Pretty Hustle, and this question is a little hard for me, but I would like to know how is it working for me?

Well, um Miss Tiny, actually in the beginning it was pretty rough. I think that you could say the same. We had a little We just didn't jail at first because I felt like she's my mom. Like, don't go so hard on me. Especially when I was in a group, she would like single me out because I was her child and go like hard on me. Like, I mean, you sound bad. Like, what are you doing? And I'm like, you hurting my feelings. But I think now that I'm more older, we found the balance of working together and it works out. That's sweet. I love it. Does your mom do anything to get under your skin? Um, well, since you asked.

Yeah, let's hear it. Um, what's my one thing that you really do? Oh, you know, she knows this already. She doesn't have an inside voice and she talks really loud all the time. Like, especially when she's on the phone, she'll put it on speaker and it's like the speaker is loud on top of her being loud. And I'm like, I know like y'all can talk a little lower. I'm like, mom, like she gets mad. That's because you whisper every time you talk. It's like I'll be like, "What are you saying?" That's true.

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