"I was her sister" Baddies Midwest's Rollie confronts Slim during the reunion part 3

The highly anticipated Baddies Midwest Reunion Part 3 aired on April 27, delivering the dramatic showdown fans have been waiting for between former allies Rollie and Slim. Tensions erupted when host Janeisha John brought Slim onstage to address their fractured relationship.

The emotional confrontation reached its peak when Rollie declared:

"I was her sister and then she call my phone, asking for money and then I didn't hear from her for months."

This raw moment exposed the bitter reality behind their deteriorated bond on the Zeus Network reality show Baddies Midwest, which follows a group of bold, unapologetic women living together and navigating complex dynamics filled with alliances, betrayals, and explosive conflicts.

What happened between Rollie and Slim in this episode of Baddies Midwest?

When Janeisha described the pair as “best friends,” Rollie immediately pushed back. She clarified that they had only filmed together for about three weeks when the show began and they didn’t know each other beforehand.

"I couldn't have been her best friend," Rollie stated firmly.

Slim disagreed passionately, insisting she was “number one,” with Rollie being “number zero,” and claiming she always had Rollie’s back.

The dispute revealed drastically different perspectives on their relationship. Rollie portrayed their connection as shallow and transactional, suggesting Slim only reached out when she needed something before disappearing again.

The confrontation intensified when Baddies Midwest's aneisha suggested Rollie once cared for Slim. Rollie acknowledged this was true “until she said bad things about my child.”

This accusation prompted an emotional Slim to shout:

"You did it first!"

Rollie then accused Slim of performing for the cameras with her tears. When questioned by the hosts, Slim admitted to saying “f*ck her and her son,” while Rollie alleged Slim made more disturbing comments about her surgery complications and her child getting attacked.

"You used my child to get here, so you got what the f*ck you asked for," Rollie stated bluntly.

When asked if she thought her reactions went too far, Rollie was unapologetic:

"I didn't take it far enough."

Host Saucy Santana attempted to mediate by pressing Slim about her statements, but this only fueled more accusations. Slim denied using Rollie’s son to secure her spot on the show, insisting she was cast before posting any inflammatory comments.

The heated exchange revealed that neither woman was willing to take responsibility for escalating their feud. Each believed the other had betrayed their trust first and taken things too far by bringing family members into their public dispute.

The fallout

The explosive reunion segment ended with no resolution between the former friends. Their confrontation exemplifies how quickly reality TV relationships can deteriorate when cameras are rolling and social media becomes a battlefield.

For fans of Baddies Midwest, this dramatic conclusion to the reunion trilogy provided the raw, unfiltered conflict the show has become known for. The audience witnessed firsthand how reality television friendships can implode spectacularly when personal boundaries are crossed.

Whether Rollie and Slim will ever repair their relationship on Baddies Midwest remains doubtful. Both women stood firm in their positions, convinced they were the wronged party. Their heated exchange proved that on reality television, sometimes the most intense conflicts arise not between enemies, but between those who once called each other “sister.”

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You can watch Baddies Midwest streaming exclusively on Zeus Network.