BQU Confessionals Ep.3: John's Dollage, Metro Zay Entangles, Lyric Snaps, James & Mo Relationship

Class is officially back in session at Butch Queen University, and Episode 3 of the Confessionals takes the intensity to an entirely new level. This chapter is filled with emotional honesty, accountability, unexpected twists, and personal truth-telling that reshapes everything viewers thought they knew. From heartbreak to self-discovery, this episode delivers a powerful balance of clarity, tension, and vulnerability.

Baby James opens the confessional lineup with a raw and emotional reveal. He finally admits that he is still in love with his ex, Mo, and that his time at BQU forced him to confront just how much he took for granted. He makes it clear that while fans speculate about his dynamic with John, he treasures John’s friendship and would never disrespect that bond. His confession feels like the start of a new emotional chapter or the reopening of a wound he never fully healed.

Mo follows and immediately steps into accountability. He apologizes directly to Rick Rosa for skipping his confessionals, explaining that he felt their relationship was being used for entertainment and was influenced by Taesplatform encouraging him not to film. Combined with Baby James behavior, he felt overwhelmed, embarrassed, and misunderstood. For the first time, Mo speaks entirely for himself, without outside voices shaping his narrative.

John enters his confessional with the charm that earned him the title of YNC, the Youngest in Charge. He explains how he made it a mission to keep the house fun and light even when emotions were high, and he gives a heartfelt shoutout to his mother Tae for being the backbone of BQU. John also addresses the long standing conversation about his crush on James, breaking down how their connection developed, how the house reacted, and how side drama formed around them. From flirtation to confusion to quiet jealousy, John finally shares his side of how that storyline truly unfolded.

Lyric steps forward and embraces his truth without hesitation. He speaks openly about his sexuality and makes it clear that he lives life on his own terms. Lyric addresses his heated confrontation with Cyn, explaining why the disrespect crossed a line and what pushed him to respond the way he did. He didn’t show up at BQU to be judged he came to stream and stayed focused on that purpose the entire weekend.

Metro Zay closes out with pure energy and chaos. He reveals that he had two flings in the house at the same time one an ex, the other a possible new love interest that quickly fizzled. But Zay didn’t let any of it stress him. He danced, he flirted, he entertained, and he played the game exactly how he wanted. Whether love triangles or house drama were brewing behind him, Zay stayed focused on enjoying himself and keeping everyone guessing.

Episode 3 is a powerful blend of love, drama, jealousy, accountability, and authenticity. It answers long standing questions while creating brand new ones that will have viewers talking long after the episode ends.

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