It may be all sunshine, but it’s certainly not all rainbows in Siesta Key.
In PEOPLE’s exclusive clip from Tuesday’s two-hour season 2 premiere, tensions between Chloe and Amanda come to a head after Chloe storms off during a group hang on the beach. New girl Cara tries to run after her, but Chloe isn’t having it.
“Do you understand that every single person that is my friend [is] telling me that they do not trust me?” Chloe says. “Why would I sit there, Cara? Give me one reason I sit there.”
At that point, Amanda comes running up and attempts to intervene.
“No, Amanda. You said you don’t trust me, you’re not my friend,” Chloe says. “You just said none of you trust me.’
“Are you surprised that I don’t trust you?” Amanda responds.
“Are you surprised I don’t want to break my nose again?” Chloe fires back, referencing the two girls’ infamous physical fight last season.
“Go ahead and say it again, that it was my f—ing fault that you got your f—ing nose broken,” Amanda fumes. “You didn’t slap me in the face right before?”
Chloe insists her broken nose was indeed Amanda’s fault, pushing her friend over the edge.
“You’re dumb. Leave,” Amanda says. “Nobody likes you here. Go. I’ll literally break your f—ing face again and not feel bad about it.”
“You’re a f—ing dumb bitch and nobody f—ing trusts you,” Amanda continues, walking away. “I’ll f—ing break it again.”
Hysterical, Chloe finally leaves the beach with Cara.
“I just want to go home,” she says, crying. “They’re all attacking me. Like, I don’t understand.”
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In an interview with Cosmopolitan in 2017, Chloe, 23, reflected on the fight that prompted her broken nose, confessing that the argument between her and Amanda started over who the Uber was going to drop off first.
“We had been at Alex’s party all day long, and what you don’t see is that I just flew back into town from my grandma’s funeral, so I was very emotional,” she said. “And we’re always drinking a lot at Alex’s parties. We were drinking very heavily.”
“We’re never going to agree on the story — that’s why I don’t really like to go into detail — but we were just arguing and then it turned into, ‘Ever since the show started you’re not the same person,’ ” she continued. “The words that I said were not okay and it pushed her to grab my face and then I kicked her, and then obviously you saw the result of me kicking her. It was really bad, for a really long time. I’m really glad it’s over.”
Siesta Key season 2 premieres Tuesday with back-to-back episodes starting at 9 p.m. ET on MTV.
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