The reality star made her first appearance of the season on the latest episode of MamaJuneFamilyCrisis. (via toofab)
"I dunno. He's up there. We worked for a little bit today," June said."It's called real life."
When asked if she was prepared for the overdue talk with her daughter, Mama June replied,"'Are y'all ready for me? That's the thing." "I've been doing a lot better than I have been," she continued, adding that it's"been months" since she used."Doin' what I need to do."
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