What's up, girl? KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: Hey, lovebug.
MELODY HOLT: This is cute.
Hey, you look pretty. - Thank you.
So do you. - How you doing?
I'm really good.
How you been? MELODY HOLT: Wonderful.
You look wonderful. MELODY HOLT: God is good.
God is good, honey.
I feel blessed, favored, and--
listen-- wake up happy every day.
You look all glowy like.
Yeah, I'm loving this red.
You like this? MELODY HOLT: I love it, girl.
They said red had more fun.
MELODY HOLT: Kimmi, that's it, baby.
Yeah that's it, baby.
That's it.
It looks so good with your skin tone.
Oh, well thank you.
MELODY HOLT: It does.
So, girl, what's been going on?
How is Maurice?
KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: Well, the guys went to Atlanta, right?
MELODY HOLT: Yeah.
So even when the guys went to Atlanta,
and Maurice was telling me all the stuff that happened
in Atlanta, I was like, well, the first guys trip
ain't go that great.
So did this one go a little bit better?
So all of them were like, this one went a lot better.
Well can I ask you a question, Kimberly?
Sure.
Kimberly Scott.
KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: Yes.
When your husband says he's going out of town with Martell,
that don't make you ever think or feel no kind of way,
considering the past and the history?
MELODY HOLT: It doesn't, you know.
Like, I trust my husband.
I was, like, OK with the trip.
I think guys need guy time.
But if I can't trust my husband to take a guy's trip,
then we in a bad place.
It's like, who the guy you going with?
It kind of feels like, because of the situation
Melody is getting out of, she kind of
thinks everybody cheats.
Like, she thinks everybody's cheating.
Everybody ain't cheating, girl.
Like, everybody ain't cheating.
They supposedly had a great time down there.
Maurice was saying how Martell did a wine reveal.
Did you know he's coming out with a wine?
I heard about it.
I don't know nothing about it, but I heard about it.
Oh.
Yeah, Maurice said it turned out pretty
good for that part of it. MELODY HOLT: Well, good.
KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: Maurice was saying that he named
the wine after his grandmother.
I thought that was kind of cool.
So in his presentation, you know,
he talked about his grandma.
And his uncle was there.
He said his uncle was there.
Which one?
I don't know, girl.
Maurice said that he actually felt some kind of way
during the speech.
Who did?
KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: The uncle, because he
felt like for him to have named the wine after his grandmother
that he kind of didn't give his grandmother enough accolades,
you know what I'm saying, in his speech?
It probably was Uncle Sam.
Uncle Sam?
MELODY HOLT: Probably.
So what happened?
KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: He left. Like, he left.
What?
KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: He was upset and he
left because he felt like he should
have said a little bit more.
What?
Dang.
And Uncle Sam has a pretty cool temperament so that means
his feelings were real hurt.
KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: And I told Maurice, I could see both sides
of that, I mean, literally.
Because if you're going to name a wine after your grandmother,
you kind of should probably almost be in tears while you're
talking about it-- you know what I'm saying-- while you're
giving your speech, while you're giving
your presentation about it.
So he felt like Martell didn't give enough.
Who was the event planner?
Her name was Mel.
Apparently, Melneka.
MELODY HOLT: You said what, now?
Melneka.
Crazy as it is, I know who she is.
She actually was, supposedly, a long time friend of Martell
since maybe middle school, elementary, middle school.
And she was my wedding planner.
KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: Word.
She quit about a week or two before my wedding.
And I literally had to hire her mother-in-law
to finish up my big day.
I had paid deposits on certain stuff.
I never got my money back.
Well, what was her reason for quitting at that time?
Her and Martell ended up getting into it because we were
all on the phone three-way.
And she decided she wanted to blast Martell.
And she was like, you be cheating.
You asked me about my assistant that work in my office.
And of course, at the time I was like 22.
When we were on the phone-- and he's like,
Melneka, I can't believe you.
Why are you making this stuff up?
I'm literally thinking that he's telling the truth
and she's making stuff up.
Now I would probably think differently if my 36-year-old
was my 22-year-old. KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: Right.
She said this to you-- MELODY HOLT: On the phone.
KIMMI GRANT SCOTT: --two weeks before your wedding?
Mm-hmm
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