Previously on "The Real Housewives of Orange County"...
It's like, ba-la-da-da. No one's in my way.
Ba-la-da-da.
You're a lot.
Got two weeks.
It'll be our last hurrah in this building.
The biggest issue that I have in life right now
is closing down CUT Fitness.
CUT was, like-- that was, like, my place.
- You met me. - I met you.
Yes.
Brian was there with his shirt off.
- And he brought some girl. - Oh, that's right, a hooker.
Absolutely not.
Are you guys sitting on a huge bag of packing nuts?
all: Yeah.
This is better than any chair we bought for my dorm.
I can't believe that Max and Nicky are off to college.
- 50% more to go. - [laughs]
You started attacking me publicly, Tamra
and said that I was a fake friend.
Well, you are a fake friend.
Can you just take a little bit
of responsibility for maybe things that you
did that were hurtful to her?
She can [BLEEP] a duck.
You're a----ing liar. - You're becoming unhinged.
Wait.
Oh, my God, I'm going to jump overboard.
Have another drink.
[upbeat music]
In Orange County, I call the shots,
and it's always tequila.
I live my life in HD.
Sharp, bright, and more focused than ever.
If you want to waste my time,
at least hand me a taco.
♪
The difference between my past and present?
Well, that's just apples and oranges.
My core may be strong, but my resilience is stronger.
♪
I might have been on pause,
but now, I'm ready to play.
[upbeat music]
♪
Look at him.
He's going to town on that pillow, man.
I always have one when you call.
You always call me.
And I'm like, excuse me, Your Honor,
my wife called me to turn on the AC from my phone...
[laughs]
A lot of people think that the power comes
from the strike, but it really comes from how
high up you get your leg.
You're going to kick it with the top of your foot.
Oh, that was great.
But you got to wait till Mommy's
not standing in front of you, okay?
But that was great, rock star.
♪
You need to start studying for your ACTs again.
- I got a 30 on ACT. - And you know what?
Every time you take it, you go up a point.
We're not going to argue about it anymore.
Well, my trip to Paris made me realize
I want to go abroad for a year.
♪
- Oh, that smells so good. - What are we having, Nick?
- Got spaghetti squash... - Food.
- Basil pesto... - Wow.
Ribs, chicken with artichokes, and asparagus.
Have you heard anything about the dorm food at your school?
I hear it's pretty good.
Okay, our buildings, though, at our school
are so old, like, made in the 1800s.
I mean, you guys were born way before that was ever started.
[grunting mockingly] [laughter]
Mental note, doesn't want spending money.
Yes. [laughter]
We are so close to the twins leaving for college.
It's like the final countdown. Like, how many more dinners?
How many more "breakfastses"?
How many more "see you when I get homes"?
- Yeah. - Yes, thank you.
Oh, whoa.
All right, let's check this out.
Your kids--at a certain age, they become douchey.
You got to get through the puberty and the hormones
and all that stuff.
But when they come back to you, it is so amazing.
I'm going to miss them terribly.
- Let's go over one thing. - Uh-oh.
The shower pressure in my school sucks, okay?
If you see a charge on your credit card
that says someone booked a hotel, it is not fraud.
It's me taking a shower and sleeping in a queen-sized bed.
Oh, how often do you plan to do that?
- That's self-care. - Every day.
My therapist approves. - Right.
What are you guys are going to do without us two?
You know, we're trying to get a presence back in L.A.
- Yeah. - And I feel like
it's, like, my first step
back in the door... - Yeah.
Back into my old career.
When we bought a house in Orange County,
I really was making a decision
to put my career on hold to raise our family.
But maybe there's a space right now I'm seeing
for me to have something for me.
And maybe not the same as it was,
but, like, whatever the new version of the old career is.
But I have to be there. - Yeah.
Oh, please, you'll sell everything and move
to Italy or something. - No.
- Why would we do that? - Italy?
We're workaholics.
We're never going-- That's not going to happen.
I've never lost the passion for performing.
And I always will be a performer.
And I kind of, like, want to do it all again,
like, a little piece
of, like, Heather Paige Kent coming back?
That's awesome.
You will be wallowing.
But besides that, what are you going to do?
Well, I still have two kids to take care of.
And this one's going to be driving soon.
Oh, my God.
I'm so glad I'm not going to be here for that.
I'm terrified for all of you. [laughter]
♪
- Ooh. - [chuckles]
I know, right? - Wow.
Mm.
I mean, it is what it is, right?
Let me go show you around.
Oh, I don't know if I want to do this.
Oh, my gosh, Tamra.
I am shocked.
So tomorrow the construction guys come.
They rip the flooring out.
And then I have the party on Friday,
which is going to be crazy because it's
going to be a mess.
The news of hearing CUT Fitness was closing
was very heavy.
It's very sad.
I've had a lot of time in that gym.
I even met Ryan there.
I'm going to do a hibachi--
Like, the tables, 'cause it's a big U shape.
It's probably going to go here.
I would get on a treadmill to sweat and sort and be pissed.
It's a place that made me feel better mentally.
So CUT closing is super sentimental for me.
This wall comes down? - This wall comes down.
Want to take a swing? - These are not light.
How do you feel about last night?
I thought about having a beer for breakfast--
that's how bad I felt.
You told Shannon she could go [BLEEP] a duck, like...
What? Where did [BLEEP] come from?
You were going for her.
I remember Emily talking to me.
Yeah.
When I----ing needed her, she wasn't----ing there.
So you know what? She can [BLEEP] a duck.
She kind of met you with an apology.
- She apologized? - She did.
You told her... - Right.
She could [BLEEP] off and [BLEEP] her ducks.
- Okay, so I made things worse? - Yeah, you did.
Well, evidently not eating all day...
- Yeah. - And drinking...
- Your face off. - Not a good idea.
What the hell do I do now? - Just extend an olive branch.
I think I'm going to sit before I pass out.
God, no kidding.
I haven't been hungover like this in so long.
So long.
I think the point that I'm just trying to make
is, you need to give her a little something.
Is she coming on Friday?
I haven't talked to her about it.
Obviously, I owe her an apology,
because who knows what else I said to her?
- Yeah. - And I mean, I'm just--
I want to be done with it. - Yeah, good.
I think you should invite her on Friday.
It's a nice step forward for you.
Okay.
All right. I agree.
I mean, there was a time where, like,
we didn't talk for a little bit.
I know.
And like so much sh-- went down.
I mean, think about that. A lot of that was my fault.
There was so much drama being said about my whole life.
And you put us in an uncomfortable situation.
And I didn't want Will to think that we
knew something before he did. - Right.
I should have talked to you about it.
- Yeah. - And that's on me.
I had no idea that Jenn was having an affair with Ryan.
When she was married to Will, we went to Cabo with Ryan.
And Ryan sat down, and he said, listen,
I need to talk to you about something.
And Eddie and I said, okay.
And he said, he and Jenn were having an affair.
Instead of calling you and being the bigger person...
- Yeah. - I was ashamed.
So, at that point, I realized,
like, why didn't Jenn tell me?
I'm Jenn's friend. I'm not Ryan's friend.
That's where our friendship started to spiral down.
You know, it just got bad. It got ugly.
And then I kind of just pulled away.
You know, I felt like if I just go away, maybe
it lessens it for you.
And I'm sitting here with you saying, do it a little bit
different, like, switch your narrative now.
- Yeah. Yeah. - You know?
Oh, my God.
- I know, it's hot. - What a night.
I don't want another drunken night like that
for a long time. - Oh, my God, ever.
I'm gonna do one more.
All your bad, let it all go.
That's all she wrote.
Oh, God.
Coming up...
How does water and fire mix?
Sometimes John just wants to be alone on the water.
This fire needs to keep burning.
It makes hot water, sweetie.
[upbeat music]
♪
Are you going to go to the pool, Sienna?
- Yes. - Okay.
- Ready, set, go. - Watch out.
That's the corner. - Ready, set--
She's so spicy.
God. - No idea where she gets that.
I know.
Are you excited to take the test tomorrow?
I'm ok--
Yeah, I want to get it going because it's like, we have
the three online tests first.
And your third one is real-estate law.
I know. I know. [laughter]
I'm trying not to think about that.
I mean, I want to have Emily take that one for me, for sure.
Mm...
Probably against the legal laws, right?
Yeah.
I love the idea of Travis and I getting
into real estate together.
I mean, we are, like, partners on all levels.
The goal is to provide for our family.
I mean, we're going to need a bigger house.
All right, let's test you.
Travis will be an amazing real-estate agent.
And I mean, I could definitely nail, like,
a really cute ensemble to go into bougie homes
and sell them to people--100. [chuckles]
Well, we know this is yours.
There's spray tan all over the pages.
It's makeup.
Makeup, whatever, it's all the same.
It's everywhere I go.
Okay.
[dramatic music]
♪
Wait, he doesn't want to call him at all?
Or, like, is it like, you know, he'll call
them back when he has time?
Gina, all I have is the same information I just gave you.
I don't know. - I got to go prohibited.
Okay.
That's incorrect. [buzzer sounds]
[BLEEP]. It's just discouraged?
- Yeah, it's discouraged. - Yeah.
- What are you doing now? - Something.
Being a Sienna.
So you know how I went to Jenn's yoga retreat?
Yeah.
I always knew her very, like, "peripheralry"--
"peripheralry"-- "peripheralry," very--
I always knew her more like surface friend, you know?
This last time I saw her,
there was some, like,
not such great stuff in there that happened between them.
I was just in a marriage that was dying.
And, like, we had been sleeping in separate rooms
for two years.
And just having this, like, excitement about somebody
that I shouldn't have--
She started another relationship
while she was still in her marriage.
So she was the one that made the decision
to leave the marriage?
Well, yeah, I think so.
- How long is the time period? - Six months, half a year.
That's fast to be doing well.
I don't want to judge her because of that.
I want to give her the benefit of the doubt, you know.
- I mean, it's complicated. - It's complicated, right?
Although I give Jenn credit for being open about her past,
it just makes me uncomfortable,
because infidelity is something
that I have a very close relationship with.
With Matt, like, we had moved here,
and Luca was, like, four months old,
and he had an affair.
In the time that the affair was going on,
I probably wasn't the most amazing wife
when he came home or whatever
because I was, like, drowning at home in the kids.
But it's like, he's out having an affair--like, that sucks.
Okay, you want to hit me with one more?
Okay, so a broker routinely places
earnest-money deposits in his personal account
for overnight safekeeping.
You shouldn't put other people's money
in your personal bank account. - That's not allowed?
I mean, it shouldn't be allowed.
I don't know. you're from New York.
You're from New York.
It's low-key the way New York runs, but...
I guess that's more of a Jersey thing than New York.
It is. That's why I love you.
Okay.
♪
What exactly are we trying to accomplish?
I want to get crystals for protection.
I don't need to take on other people's energy.
It's not good.
Okay, sweetie, these are huge curbs.
I do not want you opening your door.
You got to gracefully climb over.
Oh, my God, are you serious?
You're going to have to.
[quirky music]
♪
Oh, I don't think I can get over!
Oh.
Oh, my God, I, like, pulled--
Oh, my God. - [laughs]
Jesus.
Oh, wow. - Hi, there.
- Hello. - Hi, there.
How are you?
Wow, you have some pretty things.
This is beautiful.
I've been working with an energy healer who is saying
that maybe I need some protection because
I take in other people's energy.
I've always been a crystal fan.
Anything that can bring even more good energy, I'm in.
I went to a guy in L.A. He put jewels inside my teeth.
You feng shui'd your mouth?
We had our feng shui lady come,
because before they poured the foundation,
I put some crystals in there.
I do still have jewels in my teeth.
[laughs]
They're healing me.
And I hope they are because they're buried in there now,
and they're not going anywhere.
- Are you a water sign? - I'm fire.
What's his?
I don't know anything about that.
both: October 30th.
- So is that water? - Yes.
- I'm a water guy. - Okay.
John and I are in a good place.
We're over the three-year mark now.
How does water and fire mix?
Do you put my fire out? [laughter]
I do want to be married again, but I'm not in a race to do it.
John still lives at home.
There can be a bit of chaos in the Beador household--
as my ex called us, the House of Screaming Women.
This fire needs to keep burning.
It makes hot water, sweetie.
So there's always a lot going on.
And sometimes John just wants to be alone on the water.
What's the ultimate protection? I don't need emotional healing.
[cell phone ringing] I need protection.
Are you kidding?
This is Tamra, FaceTiming me.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Are you going to take it? - I'll go take it.
[dramatic music]
♪
Hello? - Hi.
Hi.
I am calling you to apologize
from the deepest part of my heart.
I'm so sorry about the other night.
I just--you know, I've been so emotional,
going through a lot.
I'm not making excuses for myself.
But I just want to apologize.
I don't want to do this anymore.
♪
I appreciate you apologizing.
I just hope that that kind of stuff
isn't said to me again because it was
just a lot for me to take in.
I don't want to go backwards.
It's not healthy for me. It's not healthy for you.
Okay.
I'm just so conflicted right now
because I feel like I'm almost back to where I was
three years ago, where we're not addressing my hurt
and my experience that I had,
because I've talked to Tamra about her hurt,
and I've apologized for any hurt that it caused her.
Are we going to talk about mine?
I don't know if you wanted to come,
but I am having a party on Friday.
And I would love for you to be there.
I don't want any yuckiness at all.
I just want to have fun. It's to close up our gym.
You know, it's a hard day.
But it's a day to celebrate new beginnings.
All right. Well, thank you for the call.
I really appreciate it, and I'll come.
- Okay. - All right.
- Have a good day. - Okay, you too.
Bye. - Bye.
- Did you hear any of that? - Some.
I'm sorry.
[crying] I want to be the bigger person, you know?
Except it's just a lot, you know?
It just was a lot that night, and I stayed calm.
Well, it is better for you to forgive.
It is-- Forgiveness is for you.
I don't really want to go.
But if I don't go, then I'm an asshole.
And if you don't go, you're going
to be a topic of conversation.
Okay, back to good energy.
Coming up...
All of these little things,
it warms up all different parts of your lips, your tongue.
They say that blow jobs help you open up your throat.
I'm not good at that in general.
[upbeat music]
♪
[indistinct chatter]
[doorbell rings]
- Hello? - Hi.
Hi.
Go ahead. Go ahead.
Hey, guys.
- Hi, you look so pretty. - I love your dress.
- Hi, Larry, nice to see you. - Yeah, how you doing?
Good.
It's a good day for swimming, huh?
Yeah, it's so hot out.
Okay. Okay.
Like, chill.
No, come--
Are you going to change in that bathroom?
Shane goes to work every day.
This is what I've always wanted,
is for Shane to leave me alone.
Annabelle! Annabelle!
And now that he's gone, I have all the pressure
of taking care of three kids by myself.
I need a drink.
So I don't know if that's exactly what I wanted.
Oh, look, Mama June has snacks for you.
Don't shoot this way. Don't shoot your grandmother.
She's so pretty. Oh...
She's been telling me she wants an agent.
- Oh. - She has a lot of personality.
She talks a lot.
Mom!
She's a lot. [chuckles]
I think Annabelle has always been interested in any type
of entertainment-industry job.
She wants to be the center of attention,
and everybody can look at her.
Luke, she wants to do something.
[laughs] Head shot.
So that's why she wants to be a model,
because Annabelle is an all-eyes-on-me kind of girl.
[chuckles] I don't know where she gets it.
All I know is, I don't know if I do everything right,
and I'm sure I don't handle things perfectly,
but I do know I'm there.
- They like it. - You know what I mean?
So...
You're okay. Here, sit right here.
Here, come here.
- He's a cuddly baby, huh? - Yeah, he is.
You know, I haven't really talked to my mom much
because my sister said my mom tells the therapist
that we're toxic.
So I don't feel like there's anyone
maybe encouraging her to have a relationship
with her children.
She's your mother. Just forget about the past.
I was talking to Shane,
and he said, well, why don't you just start out
and just send pictures of the kids, you know?
I would just like to get to the point
where I can just talk to her once a week.
I never talk to her. - Well, just start with text.
I'll send her a picture of the kids at the beach.
There. See? - Okay, good.
Just doing that has been a step towards something.
I don't know what, but at least there's something.
My dad left when I was very young.
And my mom had to go to work full-time.
And so my sister and I just had to take care of ourselves.
And now I just feel like my mom doesn't put a lot of effort
into a relationship with me.
You cannot do anything about it.
But you can do something now.
Because what's the point, right?
The last time my mom came to California was in 2019.
She's not much taller than when you were in Ohio.
- That was a year ago. - I lost a year.
What can I say?
Maybe she just did the best she could.
And that's all you can ask of anybody.
That's all. And it's really true.
I mean, Shane's--
Wait. Wait. Is he okay?
You both can't get on that.
I don't want to dive in.
Yeah, I know.
Don't drown.
[coughing]
♪
[doorbell rings]
Hi.
Wow, you look beautiful. You look so cute.
Hi. How are you? - Thank you so much for coming.
No, thanks for having me over.
I know you're going to calm my nerves.
Your home is so beautiful.
Can we talk for a minute about the other night?
- Oh, yeah. - A little crazy.
It was fine overall.
I enjoyed spending time with you...
Me too.
Getting a chance to talk to you about this movie.
I want to work with an acting coach,
and I was going to see if you would go with me,
maybe give me a little guidance.
Happy to. That'd be great.
Is this the script? - This is the script.
So who's the coach?
She was a Broadway actress who is now a coach.
- Very cool. - Yeah.
And so you're filming in Oklahoma.
Yes. And there is another role available.
You told me that. That's very nice of you.
[laughs] You should come. It would be fun.
We have a scene together. - Oh, my God, you're so cute.
Taylor mentioned to me on the boat,
oh, I think there's a part for you, too.
And I said, great, I'm in.
These are, like, drunk plans.
We had an actress pull out at the last minute.
And I thought Heather would be perfect.
And she said, I'm in.
And then the next day Taylor texted me photos.
And I wrote back, question mark?
I'm like, this is the movie set.
This is your office.
And I said, OMG, were you serious?
I've known the director for a very long time.
And that's how I got cast.
Oh, being offered is the best ever.
- Yeah, for sure. - Yeah.
This part for me, it's not her role to offer.
Someone's got to reach out to me
from production--a director, a casting director.
What's the role?
What's the pay scale? Am I available for the days?
Is it union? Is it non-union?
Are the reshoot dates already on the calendar?
There's, like, a lot of things that need to happen.
It's not like, hey, my dad's got a barn.
Let's put on a show.
I don't know.
I think you should come to Oklahoma.
Have you ever been to Oklahoma? - No.
Let's get you going...
- Okay. - And see how that all goes.
[laughs] [doorbell rings]
All right.
- Hi. - Taylor.
How are you? Taylor.
I'm sorry. Nice to meet you.
Yeah, Lauren. Nice to meet you.
Thank you so much for coming.
Yeah, I'm so excited to be here.
Heather. This is Lauren.
- Hi. - Hi. I'm Heather.
- Nice to meet you. - So nice to meet you.
- Heather is an actress. - Yes. Okay.
So, between the two of you,
I'm hoping that you can get me ready for this.
So what were your big shows?
I was in the original cast of "Motown: The Musical,"
"Wonderland," the musical,
and I closed "Pretty Woman: The Musical."
Oh, I saw you in that show.
I was, like, that fierce supermodel with a yellow dress.
I was like cha-cha-- or hooker number five.
Oh, my God, you're so fabulous.
[laughter] - Let's do it. I'm ready.
I'd love to see what the script is like.
Yeah, let's read it for her.
It's a story about a concert pianist who was murdered.
Are you going to read with her? Read with her.
- I'll read with her. - Okay, sweet.
- I'm going to be George. - Okay.
Okay. George is a female detective.
- Okay. - All right.
Okay, George is sitting on the large sofa
in the meticulously designed home
of TV anchor Shellon Craig.
It was sweeps week.
I thought it'd make for good ratings
and maybe get me on the radar, so I pitched it.
I couldn't sleep or focus on anything but the case.
And what were you able to find?
She was writing a very personal piece of music
that she had dedicated to her late husband.
We looked up the detective. He died in 2012.
He was heartbroken that he could not find the killer.
[suspenseful music]
♪
- And scene. - And scene.
Okay, great. I felt like that pace was good.
But what is your reporter voice?
'Cause you know how there are always reporter voices?
Mm-hmm.
And it's very much down and grounded--
like, I feel like being able to tap into your breath support.
So, when we breathe, right, we always
feel like we breathe from here, which
is actually very shallow.
And you can't get any breath support.
You want to breathe from your hoo-ha.
[grunting]
[both grunting]
I still feel like it's coming from here.
Feel like your breath is coming from down here.
I feel like I need some balls.
So all of these little things,
it warms up all different parts of your lips, your tongue.
They say that blow jobs help you open up your throat.
Lauren is an expert. She is a professional.
She knows exactly what she's talking about.
And I know a lot of these exercises.
I mean, not the blow-job thing. Don't know that one.
We had an opera singer,
and she's like, when I like to warm up my voice,
I just give a blow job.
Haven't heard that.
And let's not be repeating that to people's husbands.
Just saying.
- Keep that in the vault. - [laughing] Yeah.
Vault that one.
I'm not good at that in general.
Coming up...
You weren't, like, knocking me
because I had to close my business down.
Tamra, would I ever knock you for closing your business?
No, I don't know. I'm just asking.
Yes, you do know.
[upbeat music]
♪
Baby!
Hey, the man of the hour is here!
- Hey, baby. - Hi.
What do you think? Looks good, right?
Looks great.
Hello.
John said that we're overdressed.
[laughs] - No, you're not.
I just worry about being hot.
After everything I went through,
John was a happy place for me.
And now that we've been married for almost eight years,
he's been my rock.
Plus, he's pretty hot.
- Hi, gorgeous. - Hello.
- How are you? - What's happening?
How are you? - Good to see you.
♪
Why did you bring carbs?
I just thought you should call it.
- Rustic... - It's organic.
White?
Why not? [BLEEP] it.
You had a decade without it. Now you have decade with it.
- I know, right? - [laughs]
Thanks.
♪
Aw, we cut it.
Hi. - Hi.
You look beautiful. - Thank you.
So do you. - Hello.
Hello. Hello. - How are you?
Hi.
- I finally get to see you. - I know.
Hey, Ryan. How you doing?
How are you? I'm Ryan.
- Hi. - Great to meet you.
This is my first time meeting Ryan.
I expected him to be taller.
[laughs]
It's just, you know, when somebody
is talked about this much--
I was expecting there to be a little more stature there.
The last time I found you guys holding your cocks,
you were in a urinal together.
[laughs]
Remember, when the place wasn't done,
and you had the plans on the wall.
- Yeah. - And then we had that dinner.
You may or may not have kicked Alexis out of the party.
Get out! Get out! - Don't touch me.
I'm not going to touch you. I'm going to touch your chair.
There it is. Get out! - And I'm gladly leaving.
"I had to go on Xanax, Lydia."
I had to go on Xanax, Lydia.
Why didn't she share?
I don't know. I might need one tonight.
You want to know something?
All right, it's an ending. It's a beginning.
You have a lot.
But you crushed it here. This was a huge undertaking.
And you're an incredible businessperson.
So proud of you.
And I'm excited for your next adventures.
Thanks.
- How are you? - Good to see you, man.
Good to see you. How you been?
Very good. I'm excited to close this chapter
and open the next one.
It'll be nice to just get up and not have to do anything.
How is that anyways?
[laughter]
Is that Ryan?
Oh, my gosh. - How are you?
Hi. It's been so long.
He's a cowboy now. He's a cowboy.
You look great. Look at you, Mr. Rancher.
That's very sexy, Ryan.
Okay. La-la-la-la-la-la-la.
No sexiness. - How are you?
- What are you doing? - He works on a ranch.
I just work for a ranch up the road here.
Ryan started working on a ranch two years ago.
And he absolutely fell in love with it.
It's real horses here. She's a mule.
Is a mule a donkey?
Cross between a donkey and a horse.
Mom was a horse.
Horse. - Oh.
[chuffs]
Ryan definitely was a kid that struggled
for years to find himself.
Your rules--maybe, like, you know, you're in control,
but I'm not like that.
And, you know, he finally feels like he
found his niche in the world.
- How's Ava? - Big.
Ryan and Sarah share custody of Ava, so it's 50/50 custody.
And she's just a happy seven-year-old.
The whole ranch vibe, the ranch thing--
I'm, like, super into it.
Eddie and I had talked about buying property outside
of California, like, just to have, like, a second house,
like, Montana.
Oh, my gosh.
Hi! How are you?
- Oh, my God, you're so tall. - You look so good.
That's because she's banging a younger man.
Oh. Hello, younger man.
I'm Gina. Hello.
Nice to meet you.
So I was saying, before we go and buy property in Montana,
to go to a dude ranch and experience...
the life of that. - You should totally do that.
Are you being serious about this?
Yeah.
Because I actually, literally, have time
when I get back from Boston.
Perfect.
[dramatic music]
♪
Does it say "we it closed."
"We it closed."
- Well, it says "we cut." - Oh, "we cut it closed."
♪
- Hello. - Hi.
- Hi. How are you?
Oh, it's Shannon.
She is here.
We'll have two Casamigos añejo, por favor.
- I should go say hi. - Go say hi.
♪
[clears throat]
Hi.
Oh, my God, you look so skinny. - Oh, thank you.
- Thank you for coming. - You remember John.
- Hi, John. How are you? - I'm good. How are you?
- I'm sorry for the heat. - Ooh.
- It's starting to cool down. - It's not that bad.
- It's all good. - It's a little bad.
- It's all good. - Thank you for coming.
Of course.
And I'm so sorry.
- No, I know. I know. - You didn't deserve that.
I mean, I--
It was just a lot of emotions, and I was...
And I took it out on you, and I apologize.
You didn't deserve that. - Thank you.
Thank you for saying that. - I'm serious.
I miss you.
I really do.
[voice breaking] I'm so sorry.
I apologize. You didn't deserve that.
Thank you.
Thank you for saying that. - I'm serious.
I appreciate Tamra's apology, but she also
needs to apologize for everything
that's happened in the last two and a half years.
I miss you. I really do.
So this is to be continued.
[voice breaking] I'm so sorry.
Don't cry. This is your night.
[upbeat music]
I'm going to get you in the gym.
- Okay. - It's time.
- Okay. - Yeah.
Did you see that post she posted yesterday?
It was like... - Show me.
It was, like, about being so proud
that, like, they're still open.
- What's still open? - Her yoga studio.
Kind of like braggy about how they spent money.
Turn the volume down.
And what does it--
Read it to me. - Oh, you can't read.
It says, we're so proud to still be here.
And, like, the day before you're going to, like,
your friend's party, who's closing her gym.
- That's tone-deaf. - It was a little...
- Did Tamra see that? - I don't know.
This post by Jenn really makes me feel like there's
a lot more to the friendship between Tamra and Jenn
than what either of them is leading on.
Let's keep that one under wraps.
I know.
Are you guys ready for dinner?
I think that they're ready.
I love when we eat at the gym.
It used to be torture here. Now we eat here.
So you know what? This is where we met.
- Oh, yeah. That's right. - This is where we met.
- You're Emily? - Yeah.
Okay, I heard her say. I'm Gina.
Hi, Gina.
Oh.
Thank you. I forgot.
This is literally where we met.
I got to tell you, the hardest part about closing
this business was the relationships
that we built for nine years.
That was gut-wrenching, because they're not just clients,
they're friends.
The equipment, the facility, the gym, anybody can do that.
So thank you so much for the love and the support
and for giving me the opportunity to help.
I felt good about what I was doing, so thank you.
[applause] All right.
We are ready for the show.
[cheers and applause]
[upbeat music]
[all shout]
Wow!
- My face is on fire! - Wow, that is hot.
[all shout] Oh, gosh.
Do I still have eyebrows? Wow. - You do.
[indistinct chatter] - Oh, my God.
Gina, Travis just caught the egg in his mouth.
- Thank you. - Travis just did it.
[tape rewinding]
[grunts]
[utensils clanging]
- Thank you. - Throw it this way!
- Great. - Oh.
Do me.
all: Oh.
Wait a minute. I got half of it.
You kind of got it.
That post you posted yesterday
I thought was interesting.
Wait, what are you talking about?
I thought I was going to come here,
and I honestly thought that you might not even
be here because I thought, oh, her
and Tamra must be in a fight,
because you posted that post about, like, celebrating,
being so proud to still be open and celebrating.
Oh.
- Wait, celebrating what? - Oh, sh--.
The day before you came to your friend's party,
who's closing her business. - I didn't even...
I know Heather does not think I should bring it up
at this party. [tape rewinding]
Let's keep that one under wraps.
I know.
But I have a very hard time hanging on to things
that I don't think are right.
I honestly can't help myself.
Like, I'm actively in my head, like, don't bring it up.
Don't bring it up, and I'm just, like, blah, blah.
I thought you might have been in a fight.
I was like, wow. - Wait, what happened?
I posted yesterday--
because I do the social media for my studio.
My partners and I, we got together.
And we've been saying, like,
we need to do more TikToks and reels.
And there's something trending on TikTok
where it's this, like, Hallelujah music.
And then you put, like, your story.
And then you jump back up, and it's, like, COVID.
But then it was like, but we're still here.
[gospel music]
It was a post about how our business is still--
We're still going. It was like me and my partner.
- Today? - I posted yesterday.
I'm so happy that you are in business,
but I see what Gina is saying.
I think Jenn opened a can of worms for herself
because Tamra has a temper.
Tamra can get mad.
And Tamra can take a situation
that should be at DEFCON 4 and take it up to DEFCON 1.
[explosion]
I just personally do not want to be in the middle of it.
Okay, I apologize if it feels insensitive, Tamra, but--
You weren't, like, knocking me
because I had to close my business down.
Tamra, would I ever knock you for closing your business?
No. I don't know. I'm just asking.
Yes, you do know.
Shame on you, Tamra.
For you to even question that I would
make a post against your business
is so hurtful and so wrong.
And if anybody sitting here in this friend group
has supported your business, it's me.
And, Gina, that is crap.
It is crap. You posted it.
Like, maybe it's just bad timing.
Yeah, I will own that. And I apologize for that.
But I totally see Gina's-- - Bad timing.
Yeah, I can see Gina's point, for sure.
Let's chalk it up to that.
I think it's a little out of character for Gina
to be taking such a very black-and-white stance,
because from my vantage point
and from the look on Jenn's face,
it just seems to me that it was just an innocent TikTok
that she made about her business.
I apologize.
It was just bad timing.
She was just thinking about herself...
which we all do.
Did you have a macaron?
Ryan said the red ones are the best.
- Her Ryan? - Your Ryan.
Oh, my Ryan.
So her Ryan--where she met her Ryan, is here at the gym.
- Oh, really? - Yeah. Yeah.
For you, what happened when you knew?
It got weird between us.
- Yeah, I can imagine. - Because I was--
we were friends with her husband, Will, at the time.
And then she started dating Ryan.
Like, it just got messy. It was messy.
Divorce, infidelity, it's all messy.
So what was it that made you say, I'm completely out?
I would ask and ask and ask, why do we never do anything?
Do you ever want to go out?
Do you ever want to take me out?
Do you ever want to get together with friends?
Why do we not have friends?
- You guys never went out? - Never.
She was in a bad marriage.
It wasn't a bad marriage. It was just--
- It wasn't the right marriage. - It wasn't--
You were in a unhappy marriage.
Yeah, it was, and we had allowed ourselves--
Okay, but here's my question.
Come on...
You were in a unhappy marriage.
Yeah, it was.
Come on...
And it's like, I just can't be there for that.
Like, it bothers me.
Now I'm worried 'cause Emily's at that table.
[laughter]
You got to get her out of there--I'm telling you.
Can I ask you a question?
'Cause I'm kind of confused about the timeline.
Yeah.
When you met Ryan, was your husband--
was he living in Oklahoma and working for your family?
Or he was in Orange County? - He was here.
So did you want your husband to go live in Oklahoma
'cause you had something going on with Ryan
and it was easier if he was there?
No.
That doesn't make sense to me.
Okay, had you slept with Ryan when
your husband went to Oklahoma? - No. No.
And Ryan and I weren't even-- nothing--
Don't do that. I see you.
Don't look like that.
I am.
I think you should just be honest.
Be honest about what?
Are you trying to imply that I was sleeping with Ryan?
Well, I wasn't.
Ryan started coming to our gym during the pandemic.
I think it was April or May.
Then by October,
her husband caught them in a car together.
I met Ryan. He gave me a gift.
There's no sex in the car or in the parking lot.
I feel like Jenn tells different stories
to different people,
but I went through it all with her.
It wasn't like, Dad, will you hire Will
so I can manipulate this situation here?
To be honest with you, it sucks having
your ex live in another state.
All right. I'm done interrogating you.
This situation is probably a lot more salacious
than what she is letting on.
And I'm just trying to get in there
and get it out 'cause that's what I----ing do.
So I dropped Nicky off yesterday.
I know. I saw. The room looks so good.
It ended up so cute.
The only, like, negative thing that happened
was Max and Nicky said goodbye to each other.
- Oh, I couldn't even imagine. - You guys...
- That's hard. - The twin thing.
This is the only time--
They've never been alone for more than a week.
- That's crazy. - I mean, mine are only seven,
so I have a long way to go, but they are so tight.
Okay, guys, we're going to cut the cake.
I like cake.
That's super cute.
Look, with a sweaty towel.
There's a sweaty towel on the cake.
I want to the kettle ball.
I just want to say thank you so much for being here for us
through the ups and the downs of owning a business
and my----ing weird husband. [laughter]
We're going to cut the cake.
And I'm going to feed it to Eddie.
[all scream] - Oh!
All right. Nope, nope.
Nope, we're going.
You're wasting it!
Don't waste it! Don't waste it!
Oh! [all scream]
If I did that, I'd be in trouble.
I know you would.
- Tamra can get away with it. - [BLEEP] you!
[BLEEP] you. [BLEEP] you. [BLEEP] you.
The party went spectacular.
It was amazing. It was beautiful.
I'm just going to say goodbye from a distance.
Thank you for having me. [all scream]
- Go! - Oh, my God.
This is the end of a decade of friendships,
learning so much about myself.
You are a scary bitch. Get away!
And learning how to work with my husband.
[BLEEP] you, Tamra. [BLEEP] you.
It ended exactly how I wanted to...
[all screaming]
Why? Why? Why?
Without telling somebody to get the [BLEEP] out.
No, I'm leaving. Goodbye, bitches.
[quirky music]
You want a bite?
Next time on "The Real Housewives of Orange County"...
- Come here. - What are you doing right now?
My favorite thing.
I think he's kind of a playboy.
- Is he a cheater? - Yes.
Has he been faithful to you?
It's hard for me to be around her
trying to justify the infidelity.
- It's a trigger. - It's a trigger.
I mean, it's okay it's a trigger.
It is trigger for me, too.
To Montana!
- Yeah. - All right.
- Yee-haw - Giddyup, girls.
[all cheering]
Is this, like, for bear protection?
[engine revving] - Yes, please.
[screams]
Shannon, are you going to do this?
I can't. I have a bony vagina.
[laughs]
I had printed a script for Heather.
And she was like, you're so cute.
Then she left the----ing script on the table.
Oh, sh--.
You offered me something that was not yours
to offer me and then sh---talk my career.
[BLEEP] you.
[dramatic music]