'Floribama Shore': Girls head out for a tea party to forget about their boy troubles
The beach house got a little crazy on the episode that aired on February 20. It looks like it was boys vs girls, and to keep their mind fresh the girls decided to head out for a tea party. For a long time, the cast was divided on their opinions about what went down between Mattie Lynn Breaux and Jeremiah Buoni. While Jeremiah insisted that he was clear that he wanted to keep the relationship casual, Mattie thought otherwise.
However, they were not the only pair who were having trouble. Recently, Candace Rice and Codi Butts had a falling out. It all happened when Codi decided to give Candace some flowers. Codi has often expressed his feelings for Candace but time and again he has been turned down by her. The boys were not happy that Codi decided to give Candace some flowers knowing full well that she has no interest in dating him.
Some thought that he was losing his self-respect and needed to give up. However, Codi did not feel the same. It is then that the boys broke the news to him that Candace once said that Codi was faking having feelings for the television. Codi was upset hearing this and wanted to confirm from Candace if she really said that or not.
Candace admitted that she said these words and it broke the friendship that they shared. To get out of all the drama, the girls thought that it would be better to have some time apart from the boys. For this, Mattie, Candace, Aimee Hall and Nilsa Prowant thought that a tea party would do them some good.
To look perfect for the occasion, the girls decided to dress pretty and have a day that does not involve the guys. Once they arrived at the venue, the girls felt like queens. Mattie was happy to be treated like the queen she thinks she is. She also shed light on where she and Jeremiah stood.
She confessed that she was hurt by what had happened but was ready to move on. Meanwhile, Candace also stated that she believed staying away from Codi for a while would do her good. The girls agreed that they were better off without boys and the tea party was a perfect example of that.
