Bretman Rock Gets Emotional While Confronting Past Traumas | Ep. 3 | MTV's Following Season 2



Continuing to repair their relationship, Bretman and Princess head to the beach for some quality time, but an argument threatens to derail their progress. Meanwhile, Keiffer and Princess decide to take some swimming lessons with a HOT 🥵 instructor while a burnt out Bretman goes to therapy solo to confront his psychological wounds.

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47 thoughts on “Bretman Rock Gets Emotional While Confronting Past Traumas | Ep. 3 | MTV's Following Season 2”

  1. I love these three so so much. Each are going through their own inner mind battles, yet they love and care for one another so much it’s beautiful. Keiffer is a gorgeous soul and Princess just wants to be hugged and loved, Bretman just wants to be told he’s doing good. I love them.

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  2. I feel like Bretman gives too much of himself to everyone around him but especially to his sister. I feel sorry for him. Nobody really takes care of him because everyone around him looks at him like he's always the one who can give help.

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  3. Watching Bretman being vulnerable and crying really got me so heartbroken. Bretman has always worked so hard and tried to be super positive. And seeing this side and him not really being understood in some ways and not being credited enough is low-key sad. I understand where Princess is coming from too but girl, Bret is also as young as she is and has been through so much. I hope they sort this out. ❤️

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  4. I don’t watch Bretman except here and there on YouTube so I have no idea what his relationships are like. It was a touching moment with the therapist, but that “if I didn’t slap my sister in the back of the head 8 years ago I wouldn’t be who I am” statement was the most sibling thing ever 😂😂😂😂

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  5. The moment that "therapist" gave the patriarchy comment, she lost all credibility. How can I trust that the person guiding me actually knows what she's doing if she can't even be objective and rationale about very basic concepts.
    She sounds more like someone who's more than happy to stroke someone's ego than help a person be brave and confront their issues.

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  6. I'm not in Bret's audience demographic, and yet.. I'm here and loving it! This is a story about family ties, codependency, hard work and boundaries. All things many of us are dealing with and working through. Great job. Thank you all for opening up to us and allowing this conversation.

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