Kenneth: "I Call My Momma Every Day"
Season 2012
Episode 3
About the Episode
"When you call and tell me you love me, I get worried," Toya tells her son Kenneth, "but I feel good at the same time to hear it." Their relationship is improving, and Toya says that Cobe made a difference in her sons' lives, "because they never really had a male role model."
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