Jill and Muffin went out and to their surprise they saw Tina, Jill’s ex-girlfriend. Jill was shocked to see her in LA and Tina seemed like she was doing great. It was an awkward encounter, and got even more awkward when Tina introduced them to her new girlfriend, Chantelle.
Jill and Tina spoke privately and Tina let Jill know that she was completely over her, and felt bad for her opposed to feeling angry anymore. And adding salt to the wound, she told Jill she believes she would end up alone and Jill was fully taken aback.
When they went back to the studio, Muffin told Jill that she needs to let go of the shame and guilt she feels and put it into her music so she can move on. And that’s exactly what Jill did. She got in the booth and spit bars about her and Tina’s relationship and even apologized to her in the song.
When it was finished, Jill text the song to Tina and she listened it to with a smile on her face.
In the meantime, Eric is still trying to figure out how to get more revenue for Nasty Girl Records, and secretly meets with his ex-wife, Robin. We find out that she owns rights to the master’s of the Nasty Girls first album. She seemed like she had no problem giving them back but then Jojo called Eric, and Robin finds out he had a daughter with Naomi the whole time they were married and she was so livid she got up and left the restaurant.
Later at the house, Naomi tells Eric they need to follow through with the 20th Anniversary idea to get them some money, because Valeria came clean about her health issues and wanting to start a family with Thomas, so they needed to put her tour on pause. Eric told Naomi about Robin owning the master’s and she disappointed with him all over again.