OutDaughtered Quintuplets Think Their Aunt ‘Should Be Fired’ After She Forgets Them at Bus Stop: ‘Total Chaos’ (Exclusive)
Life in the Busby household is not for the faint of heart!
In PEOPLE’s exclusive clip from the May 28 episode of OutDaughtered, the quintuplets — Hazel, Olivia, Ava, Parker and Riley — are less than pleased by the care they’re receiving from their Aunt KiKi, who’s watching them while their parents are at work.
“What are y’all doing here?” KiKi asks as the girls arrive at the house after school, and they remind her, “You were supposed to pick us up at the bus stop.”
“KiKi should be fired because she forgot us girls,” Riley says in a confessional with her sisters as Ava nods in agreement.
“And she also says bad words,” Parker adds.
While KiKi tries to wrangle the girls to get ready for an event at Danielle’s work, issues seem to arise from every direction. After sending Riley to get the girls’ “nice clothes” from the laundry, KiKi realizes she “totally forgot I had to put the clothes from the washer into the dryer, I mean it just totally slipped my mind.”
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The girls are not exactly helpful, and when KiKi asks them to “go put on dresses,” they protest.
“I hate dresses,” Hazel says while she and Olivia snack on Oreos and milk, and KiKi confuses Olivia for her twin, Ava.
“It has been a hectic day, so we had no time, and then it was just, you know, one thing after another. It’s crazy,” KiKi admits in a confessional of watching the five 9-year-olds while their parents are busy. “It’s just so overwhelming. I mean, it’s total chaos.”
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“The couch is not made, there’s an iPad on the couch,” Hazel tells KiKi, who says, “The couch is fine, girl,” before telling Ava to “get off the iPad” and “get dressed for mommy’s event.”
“What? Wait, what event?” Riley asks.
KiKi eventually gets the girls moving to get dressed, but it’s not without some complaints. “I don’t want to,” Hazel says, while Parker complains of her aunt, “I don’t think she’s good.”
“Your mom’s probably gonna kill me that your clothes are in the washer,” KiKi admits.
