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Housewives of Orange County"...
- Ten seconds and then we forearm plank.
- That's ten seconds.
- Come on, Shannon.
- You can come out of plank.
- It's very nice of me to invite her to a party.
- Alexis Bellino is going to be at this party.
Alexis and I are friends and have been for quite some time.
Now I'm the asshole?
- Just to catch myself up on rent,
it was like a number of, like, 24,000 or something.
I got to figure out what the kids and I are going to do.
Gina helped me get into a house,
but now we are being evicted.
- I would rather have you and the kids just move in with me.
- I've never been arrested.
I've never had a DUI.
And I did all that in ten seconds.
- I saw Shannon.
She said, Tres Amigas, you're out.
- Yeah, I'm out.
- She was, like, surprised after Shannon's DUI.
- She was still drinking.
She could have killed herself.
She could have killed her ----ing dog.
Are we really going to rehash things three years ago,
or do we want to live in--
- Are you going to write me a check for $300,000?
You sent Tamra and I a cease and desist letter.
I love to meet people in a situation like this.
- I'm Katie.
This is like the NFL of tea.
- Is it wrong to watch?
- I have your ex-boyfriend.
So guess what? If you don't like it,
there's the door, Shannon Beador.
I'm not talking any more about this.
- Thank you for taking him from me, Alexis.
- And I'm thankful that he left you.
- Okay. Scatter like cockroaches.
It's over.
- (BLEEP) her.
- Shh.
- Sorry.
- Are you okay?
- [groans]
[laughs]
I'm trying to keep myself composed.
- What just happened?
- She literally wants to keep bringing up only the lawsuit.
- The lawsuit? - I'm shaking.
- I was involved in that lawsuit.
- Excuse me. I'm going to--wait.
I'm just going to excuse myself.
I love you. I want to hear what's going on.
But this is my party. She's a guest.
I feel weird.
- You okay? - Sorry.
She started the lawsuit in my eyes.
So, you know, anyone with Bellino is not
my biggest fan because I lost $300,000.
- I mean, I'm not gonna lie. It's gotta be very difficult
to see her-- - For both of us, though.
It's difficult for me to see his ex-girlfriend
and be in the same room with his ex-girlfriend.
- Just because Shannon and I are not on the best terms
right now, I still care about her.
When Alexis finally came out
and said she was dating John,
I absolutely felt for Shannon.
- Actually, Tamra Judge not only liked the photo,
but she put the applause emojis as a comment.
And I said, WTF, what are you doing?
Her text back was "Grow the (BLEEP) up."
- I want this party to continue on in a lovely way.
- It's going to. - I'm so sorry.
Can I go do this because I want to be able to have--
- Yeah. Go--yeah, yeah. - Red too.
Okay. - Thank you.
What are you doing?
Still making wishes over there?
- Yeah, I got a lot of wishes to make, lady.
- I'm going to wish a house for you.
- House? A car?
A job? - Are you moving?
- I am.
Gina actually helped us get into this last house.
And basically, the kids and I got evicted.
I know.
I was scared to death to sit the kids down and tell them,
hey, here's option A, move in with Ryan;
or here's option B.
And honestly, I didn't even know what option B was.
- Do you know how long we'll be at Ryan's?
Is it permanent?
- I hope so.
I just want to find somewhere and just,
like, actually call it home, not keep moving.
- Oh, that's so hard to hear that.
I want that too.
I would do anything for my kids.
And if moving in with Ryan was going
to be a detriment to the kids and I, I'd live in the car.
But I'm grateful that the kids are on board
in this decision making of moving in with Ryan.
It's just been a long, horrible--
- I get it. - Road.
- You did the right thing. - Yeah.
- It's a fresh new start.
- I'm trying to look at it that way.
- Absolutely, it is.
- Every time I feel like I go out of my way
to be a nice person, I get bitten in the ass by it.
- Yeah.
It's hard. I helped her.
I found out she was evicted because she
put it on Instagram.
- She put it on Instagram she was evicted?
- Well, that she had to leave the house.
- I thought Emily told me that she
didn't even have a credit check because you vouched for her.
- Yes. I'm pissed about it.
- Now this is starting to affect me professionally.
I don't need other agents talking about the fact
that I put somebody in a home that didn't pay their bills.
- Okay, what is this now?
- You're going to make three wishes.
It could be for anyone you want in here.
- Should I write to Alexis, good luck in your relationship?
Should I? - I don't know.
- That's so snarky of me.
You okay?
I understand how you want to protect John.
I'm the same way with Ryan.
- There's not wanting to protect him.
I will.
He broke up with her.
- We can--we can lower--
we can lower our voices just a little bit, okay?
- Was I raising my voice out of control?
- You were. You were quite loud.
- I just got scolded.
Okay, like, I'm going to listen.
She is older than me. She could be my mom, actually.
[laughs]
No, you will not shush me, lady.
I will no longer be squelched.
- When we got married,
we became one flesh, biblically.
Wives stay home.
- So any storm that Beador wants to create,
find a new tornado.
Period.
[indistinct chatter]
- Sorry. I know--
I've been wanting to grab you.
You and I need to talk, and I know we need to talk.
So let's get together. - Okay.
- And let's plan a lunch or something.
- All right, good. - Okay.
- That's perfect. - Okay.
Let's do that. - Okay.
- This is not the time or the place,
because I have a history of messing up Heather's parties.
You're sh-- talking my husband in my home.
- No, I'm not, Heather.
I promise you.
- So here's what I'm going to tell you, Gina.
Shoot the ----ing messenger.
- Not today, Satan.
I will not be ----ing up Heather's party.
Not today.
- Okay, let's go.
- Oh, wow.
- Oh! - Oh, it's so beautiful.
- Oh, it's so good!
- I expect nothing less than this, Heather Dubrow.
- So pretty!
- Okay.
Please tell me I'm far away from Catwoman.
- You're over here.
This is an amuse-bouche, and it is a gift from the chef.
- Oh, my God.
- Well, hi, everybody.
Welcome.
So glad to have you all here.
I really actually didn't even prepare a toast.
But this is--
this was intended to be sort of a new year,
fresh-start party.
And so I hope you enjoyed all the activities to that end.
You see right there is the question booth.
- I'm first if there's money in there.
- She needs a house.
- How much money is in there?
- Come on, Dubrow.
You of all people could have filled
that thing up with money.
- She should just stay in there the whole time.
Maybe she can get some rent money
or some car payment money.
A lot of debt out there.
- I don't think the money booth is going
to fix the rent situation.
- I'm so hungry.
[upbeat music]
* *
- You guys are going to die.
What is your friendship goal for 2024?
- Oh.
- I would have to say, for Shannon Beador and I
to kill all animosity and be able to move forward.
That's my friendship goal.
What do you say, Shannon?
- I appreciate that.
- I literally do want to just be amicable
in this group of women.
- Thank you.
- I'm going to act like a Christian.
I'm going to spread love.
- You might have to stop banging her ex-boyfriend.
- [laughs]
That ain't going to happen. - Tamra.
- Alexis, I don't know that acting is your forte,
because you can't talk to me the way
that you have so far in this event and then all of a sudden
snap your finger and say you want to be my friend.
It doesn't work.
I'll never be your friend.
[laughter]
- You just got the flu.
- Okay.
What would you like to have less of this year?
Friends that talk sh-- behind my back.
- Whoo!
Preach it, sister.
- Do you? - No.
- Okay.
What's your favorite piece of jewelry and why?
- Really, Heather?
- Of course, my favorite piece of jewelry
is something that wasn't always my favorite,
but it's my original engagement ring.
It's very special to me now.
- Yay! - Love that.
[applause]
- Alexis, anything you'd like to share?
- [laughs] - The ring Johnny got me.
It's not an engagement ring.
It is just a sign of love.
- Is it a promise ring?
- It was not promise ring.
It was just--
- Okay, but you did hashtag promise ring, though.
- Promised.
Never promise ring.
It says hashtag promised.
- But isn't that the same thing?
If it has a D on the end, that makes it different?
- Promised.
I mean, it could also mean promised
in the eyes of the Lord.
- I don't know. - [laughs]
- There's no difference between a promise ring
and a promised ring.
It's just a D.
I guess that's what she's getting.
- That's a big gift for the two-month mark.
You think you're going--
you think you're going to marry him?
- After two months? - Wow.
- I'm not marrying him tomorrow.
- I'll be right back.
- Is she just going to the bathroom?
- We both tried to push it back as far as we could,
and we ended up at the same booth.
That was one night, and there was definite chemistry.
[door clicks shut]
- Hi. You okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
I mean, it hurts.
Thanks for asking the question, though.
I don't know what you're trying to do.
I know you think I'm talking behind your back.
- You are talking behind my back.
- What?
And when did I talk behind your back?
- That I'm a horrible friend, that I have a giant ego,
that my ego needs to be shot down,
that I think that I'm better than everybody.
- No, I did say, when we were doing the Tres Amigas tour,
we always have to do it around Tamra's schedules,
because you've got so much going on.
And you're walking around going, thank me for the show.
- No, I never said that, Shannon.
Where did I say that?
- You want to sit down?
I'm not going to stand in a hallway--
- No, I actually don't. - Okay.
I-- - I don't.
- Okay. - You're not a good person.
- Okay. All right.
- You've done horrible things to me.
Shannon lies about everything.
Shannon, all you have to do is apologize,
and we can move forward.
- Come here.
Do you know that Tamra just said to me,
multiple people have told me that you
said I'm a horrible friend, that I have an ego.
I did say you had an ego. I did.
But she goes, no, I don't want to sit down with you.
You are a horrible person.
Talk about kicking someone when they're down, you know?
- Blend for me.
- I just wanted to say thank you, everyone, for coming.
This has been really great.
I hope you are leaving with a smile on your face
and hopefully a good time.
Cheers. - Cheers.
- Thank you, Heather. - Cheers.
- Happy Heather Dubrow, best party.
- Happy 2024-- - 2024.
- To all.
Happy 2024.
Moving forward.
- Coming up...
- You need to grow up.
You need to figure out how to take care
of yourself and your children. - Wow. That's sh---y.
- And it's not your ex-husband's responsibility--
- You're ----ing sh---y.
[upbeat music]
* *
- Just never have enough good smells going on,
right, girlfriend?
I will sell this house.
High five.
[doorbell rings]
- Hi. - Hey.
- Hi, guys. Hi, guys.
How are you? - Good.
- Welcome home.
- I really think that I found my lane.
And I have realized one of the major things
that you need to know about real estate
is the price of the homes.
- So how much is this house?
- I did not actually get the price.
- Didn't get the price of the house?
- This house, I love.
It has two bedrooms downstairs, two upstairs,
three and a half baths.
It's open-concept.
I love the built-ins.
It's almost like an extension of the kitchen.
This is the primary.
Jennifer, what are you thinking about the closet space?
- It's kind of small.
- Kind of small. Yeah.
Let's face it.
Like, you're never going to get a closet
the size that you want. - I know.
How fast do you think this will go?
- Our hope is that we will be accepting an offer on Monday.
- It is pretty. - Yeah.
- So you obviously want to put in an offer.
We could write it up right now. No, I'm just kidding.
- There's no pressure. - No pressure, guys.
I'm new to real estate.
And I'm trying to build up my book of business.
Just hit me up and let me know what you're thinking.
- We'll let you know for sure.
- This is the livelihood of myself and my children.
This is the roof over my head.
Okay.
[upbeat music]
- Hi. - Hi.
- It's gorgeous out here. - Oh, my God.
It's so nice. - Hi.
- Good to see you. - --see you.
Oh, my gosh. Thanks for inviting me.
Perfect day to walk some stairs.
- Okay, let's go.
[intense electronic music]
- Okay.
I just keep-- bigger butt, bigger butt.
That's in my mind. - Okay.
Let's go back down.
Come on, Katie. - Okay.
All right. All right.
- You're not even 40, Katie.
- My idea of exercise?
My husband.
Late-night activities.
I can't be the only woman in Orange County
that doesn't work out.
If I could drive my car to the mailbox, I would.
- I used to do the steps with John, and he'd go,
I'm going to sit out on this one.
- Wait, John Janssen?
- Yeah, he'd wait on the bench.
- John is the ex?
- Yeah. - Okay.
- I've seen pictures of him lately.
- Uh-huh. - And he looks like he's,
like, turning back the time or something.
- First of all, he didn't smile big with me because he was--
he didn't like his teeth.
So he just had new teeth put in.
So that's why he's smiling really big because--
- He just had-- - Okay.
- Maybe it is the new teeth that
are making John Janssen smile.
But Jesus Jugs is pretty cute.
So it could be a combo of Jesus Jugs and the new teeth.
- We don't need to talk about me anymore.
Let's talk about you.
You play golf? - I try.
My husband plays golf, like, every day.
It's our whole life.
I mean, if you came to our house,
all the artwork, like, it's--
- Oh, it's all golf. - It's all golf.
Because that's how we met.
- How many years have you guys been married?
- We just celebrated seven in October.
- Seven years. - He's amazing.
He was a travel reporter for Golf Channel.
And I was a travel reporter for a different golf network.
I went into journalism because, since I was a little girl,
I wanted to be a weather girl.
Then I was like, that's too scary.
So I went into sports journalism.
I just don't want to play.
My husband wants to give me lessons.
And that will just end in divorce.
[laughs]
- I'm thinking I should take golf up.
- Yes.
- Single, as a single lady.
- You don't have enough going on, right?
- I know, just enough.
- I didn't want me meeting you the first time
to be so awful like that.
I'm sorry.
So it's good we get to hang out today,
and I get to know you more. - Absolutely.
- Because that was a lot for me, not gonna lie.
- Was that your first--
that was the first time meeting Heather for you?
- I saw Heather at Sutton's Christmas party.
She turned and stared at me and then looked away.
And I was like, okay. - Oh.
How are you and Heather? - I don't--
I--you know, I never know.
It's like, what way is the wind blowing?
You know, I never know.
Tamra told me a lot of things that Heather said and did.
- You told--
- She never repeated anything on camera.
- You told people Shannon and John's relationship,
it's not good, but I can't tell you
what it is because it's in the vault.
- No.
- I don't know now if they're all true.
- Who are you friends with?
Who are you close with in that group of girls?
- I had great conversations with Emily and Gina.
- I've got to get together with Gina.
I meant--I was going to talk to her at Heather's party,
but it's like time and place.
I couldn't, like-- - What's your beef?
- I don't have beef.
I think she's got beef with me.
[line trilling]
- Hi. - Hi.
Why do you look so pretty,
and why is your lighting so good?
- Well, I look pretty because I'm working, to be honest.
Like, I'm actually a little bit irritated right now.
- Yeah.
- You know that I put Jenn in the house that she's in, right?
I helped her get in that lease. - Right.
- And that's having an impact on me.
I had a deal lined up.
And I had to get a cash buyer.
And I had to get a cash buyer quickly.
And I knew that this agent would likely
be able to bring that to me.
And I couldn't even get her to text me back.
That cost me $50,000 when that deal fell apart.
- If I put you in that position,
I would be mortified.
Jenn ruined your reputation.
- I rented the house.
She found it. - Yeah.
- I told you this.
- Oh, yeah, you told me that.
- Then we get evicted. - Right.
- And I guess, apparently, she's like--
when I saw Tamra and Emily, Emily's like,
and why would you move in if you don't pay?
And I'm like, well, why do you know this?
- Why would you sign a lease if it couldn't be paid?
That's the part I don't understand.
- Well, honestly, Emily, I didn't know my rent
wasn't going to get paid.
- How did you qualify for a lease that high?
- So then Dad cosigned for me.
- Oh, he ought to be thrilled about that.
- As my friend, I get we are all in the same circle,
and you're talking.
But as, like, the agent who helped me get in the house,
why are you running around talking
about sh-- that's going on?
- Yeah, that's not okay.
- I don't even know where she's living right now.
- She can't rent somewhere in Orange County.
They're going to ask for credit,
and they're going to want financial statements.
And I mean, she's beyond that.
- Wait, so--what do you think, she's in with Ryan?
- Her only option--
I assume she's going to move in with Ryan
because what other option does she have?
- So you moved in with Ryan. - Yes.
- Okay. - We're there.
- What does Ryan do?
Is he--like, for a living?
Like, what does he do? - Well, nothing now.
He did mortgage for years and years.
- Okay. - And then he's done like,
real estate development since then.
- Oh, yeah. Okay.
- But nothing like-- there's no office.
There's no-- - Nice.
- He just kind of, um--
I feel like he just sits around and, like,
plays in the sunshine. - Okay.
- He just kind of lives a dream life, I always tell him.
- Nice. - It is nice.
- Know where she's going to go?
To work.
She's got to go to work.
- No, she's not going to do that because that would
mess up her gym schedule.
- [groans]
I understand and I'm sympathetic
to what Jenn is going through.
But it's one thing to burn me as a friend,
but you take food off my kids' plate and it's a problem.
- You would do anything.
You would swing on a pole if it meant you had to put food
on the table for your kids.
- Oh, I would try my best for sure.
- I respect that.
- All right. I love you.
You look beautiful. - Love you too.
- Okay, bye. - Okay. See you later.
- Mwah.
Mother----er.
- Coming up...
- I've always been straight with you.
- I'm apologizing.
- I don't need an apology.
All I want to hear from you is that you trust
[upbeat music]
* *
- Ready-- - Okay.
- Set, go.
Uh-oh! Uh-oh!
Oh!
- You should go play soccer with Bandon.
- I'm like you.
I don't really like physical activity.
- That's true. I don't like it.
- You're wearing your necklace. - I know.
- It looks so cute.
- I was telling Matt what it means.
- Your name.
- It's Jung Hwa.
- Oh, I see.
Or it says "Chung Hwa."
- Yeah.
Because it's spelled J-U-N-G. Yeah.
Isn't that cool? - Mm-hmm.
That's cool.
- My name was Katie Fletcher growing up,
like the whitest Catholic name ever.
I always remember knowing that I was adopted.
My parents could not have children.
They adopted my brother and sister from Georgia.
And then they heard of adoption from Korea.
Maybe a year later, I was FedExed over here.
And here I am.
- Oh, man.
- Doesn't it smell good?
- It smells so good. - Yes.
- I'm making tortellini soup.
I 100% felt different growing up than my family.
We didn't talk about anything Korean.
We didn't eat Korean food.
We didn't involve ourselves in the culture.
But Kaili has a big interest in her Korean roots.
She's taught herself to read Korean and speak Korean.
So now we'll go out to eat at a Korean restaurant,
and my daughter will order for me.
I'm like, this is embarrassing.
- What?
- Is this all date night preparation?
- Yes, it is.
- [laughs]
- Is it okay that Kaili goes on a date?
- What do you think? Yeah?
- I don't want to be in the conversation.
- [laughs]
- Matt and I only have one son together.
His name is Bandon.
He's six.
- What are you doing, bud?
Oh, my God.
- In my first marriage, I had three kids.
My 17 1/2-year-old son Gavin is in San Diego.
He wanted to finish out the school year in San Diego,
which I totally understand.
And then my 14-year-old son Max lives in Atlanta
with his dad full time.
Tell us about this boy.
- He's over 6 foot.
- And then my daughter-- when I gave birth to Kaili,
it was on my 20th birthday.
And I said, yes, I beat teenage pregnancy.
- We could care less on height.
- Okay, well, Mom, raised me saying men 6 foot and under
are just friends.
- Because we're tall women.
- Kaili and Matt have a very strong relationship.
You got to get ready for your date.
- Oh, God.
I feel your eyes on me every time the word "date"
comes into the conversation.
- Kaili feels like she was abandoned
by her biological father.
And she has a new dad, so she does consider herself adopted,
which I always tell her I am.
You are. And that's okay.
- Like, I feel them.
- Dads are allowed to do that. - Yeah.
And guess what? - What?
- I have an interview on Sunday.
- For? - For--it's--
I guess it's like a toy store.
I guess I'll call it--
- An adult toy-- no, that sounds terrible.
I didn't mean it like that. I didn't mean it like that.
- That sounds so bad.
- You're going on a date and working at an adult toy store.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Oh, my God.
No, it's like--
- Please clear this up, like, ASAP.
- You know those little figurines, like, in her car.
She has those little-- they sell those.
- It's those.
Because you almost had a heart attack.
- [laughs]
[upbeat music]
* *
- Shay, Shay.
- Hey, what's up?
- Ready for some football.
- You're ready for football, girl.
I'll take you out to the field.
- Wow. You got, like, little things set up.
- You ready for some football?
- Yeah. No, no.
- Hi.
- What is going on on Saturday?
What are we doing?
- Okay, so we are going to play flag football.
So we just want to practice so we know what we're doing.
- That's a good idea.
- Over the summer, I played flag football with Annabelle.
And she was so good, and it was so fun.
So I thought, why not just drive someone into the ground?
I thought it would be a good idea
if we all played flag football.
What do you think about that?
- [laughs]
- Oh, yeah.
* *
- Whoo!
- Oh! - Yes!
- Touchdown!
- He better hold on for dear life.
- Gina ends up being athletic, which really pisses me off
because I go to the gym every day,
and all she does is sit around and eat gummy bears.
[laughter]
- Oh!
- I don't understand it.
- Pass interference!
You can't put your hands right there and do that to her hands.
- That was so much.
- Go ahead and have a seat.
I'll go get you some waters. - Thank you.
- So who's all going?
- [sighs]
Um, I invited everyone in our group.
And then I needed to invite some other friends,
because otherwise, it's not big enough team.
Like, you want to be able to have enough people
that you can actually-- - Yeah.
Play a game. - Play a game.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- So does that mean Alexis is going?
- She will be there.
But see, this is a very awkward situation with her
because I'm friendly with her.
But I also feel like she was out of line.
- I didn't really feel like she was nice or easy to talk to.
- There's always, like, someone out there
protecting this man and saying how--
- Maybe because he's a good ----ing guy.
Do you ever think about that? - Oh.
Honestly, I'm, like, trying to warn her.
The instances that I've had with John,
like, at that party, that made me uncomfortable.
I could hear him from outside.
It was aggressive.
- (BLEEP) her.
(BLEEP) Gina.
Who the (BLEEP) does she think she is?
- Okay, sweetie. Okay, calm down.
- Yeah. He hadn't eaten.
- I didn't know that I have to travel around with a snack pack
to hand out to grown men so that they
don't tell me to (BLEEP) off.
Alexis, you better make sure that dinner
is on the table at 5:00 on the dot, honey.
He's like a gremlin.
You got to, like, feed them and water them
or they get ----ing evil.
And I think you should be really proud
of the way you handled yourself at that party.
- Thank you.
I just want to say--
like, I feel so bad.
Between my DUI and when I went to the place, yeah,
there were a couple nights I was freaking out.
I thought my life was over.
And I did drink a lot.
But once I went to that program,
then everything changed.
But I didn't realize how hard it is because it's really hard.
- Obviously, I sympathize with her.
- You're probably looking at having
your license suspended for a year.
- Oof.
Thank God no one got hurt.
But, like, I feel terrible.
- And sometimes, it takes perspective
to make people change their own perspective.
- You're a good mom, and you're a responsible person.
And I've always thought that that's who I was too.
I just can really understand what you went through.
So I'm sorry that I wasn't-- you know.
- That's really-- that's huge, Shannon.
- That I wasn't totally there for you.
- That's really commendable of you to say that.
- And I don't hold any ill will towards you.
And I know where you're at now, Shannon.
And that's why, like, I promise you, like,
I will not make that worse.
And you're doing it by yourself.
And yeah, it's not perfect.
It's not flawless.
But you're recognizing that.
And you will find personal growth for it.
And I promise you, Shannon, that you will
because you're trying. - Thank you.
- And I really appreciate what you said.
- That means a lot to me.
- I see Shannon being honest for the first time ever.
I'm going to give you a hug.
She was an open book of bullsh--.
And now she is willing to look at the things
that she doesn't want to look at.
And it's really sh---y to have to do that,
but it's also really respectable.
- I'll give her a real hug.
- Wait, can I say one thing?
- Oh, wait. I want a hug too.
- I really appreciate that.
- It's like the only--
it's like a threesome.
- Coming up...
- At 46, you shouldn't be having
to take care of me the way you keep having to take care of me.
I'm so sorry.
[rock music]
[motors revving]
* *
- Hungry? - Yeah.
- Let's order some food. - Starving.
- Hi! How are you doing?
- Excellent, thank you. How about yourself?
- Great. - Doing good.
- What a great day to ride.
- I think I'm going to do just a cheeseburger.
- What's the best thing on your menu?
- I would say the reuben.
- Yeah, let's do that. Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- All right.
- I'm just going to put this right here.
- Number 55.
- So far away.
So far away.
- It's Ava's birthday.
You know they're in Big Bear. - Yeah.
- Ryan's got a new girlfriend.
I guess he's all head-over-heels in love.
- That looks really good. - I know.
- Since CUT Fitness has closed,
Eddie's long-term plan is
to move to Big Bear full time.
That's our porch.
Ava's been stomping through it.
- I can see that. - Yeah.
But I don't know that I want to be a mountain woman.
- I wish I was there right now.
- What are you doing in my backyard, birthday girl?
She fell down. [laughs]
I want to go back and forth.
It is so nice to be in Orange County and have,
like, the fast-paced lifestyle.
Are you having fun? - Yeah.
- Okay. I'm going to see you tomorrow.
And then go to Big Bear for a week
and just be chill and calm.
So I need both.
So I had a great time at Heather's party.
It was great seeing everybody.
- And Shannon?
- I have too much anger in me.
And I said-- - Why are you so angry?
- I think where my anger lies--
nothing to do with the Tres Amigas stuff.
It really isn't.
It's just that I really thought she was going to get help.
And it's frustrating to me because
she's lying to everybody.
You know, oh, I'm sober.
Oh, I haven't had a drink.
Oh, I'm just going to have two drinks.
Oh, I don't have a drinking problem.
- Doesn't sound like this is rock bottom to her.
But don't take it personal.
It's not your problem.
It's her problem.
- I do care about her.
I will be there in a heartbeat if she reaches out to me.
I'm going to choose me and my happiness.
But I cannot deal with the day-to-day with her anymore.
It's too stressful on me.
You know, Jenn's, not surprisingly,
going through a lot of sh--.
I told you a little bit about her getting evicted.
- Yeah.
- So you were only there five months.
- I was there four.
I have guilt, you know, for putting me
and the kids in this position.
And honestly, you guys, sometimes I feel like I should
have just kept my head down.
- Listen, you're going to get through it.
I definitely empathize with Jenn because
I've been in her situation-- getting divorced,
your husband was the breadwinner.
The only thing is, I got off my ass
and made sh-- happen immediately.
It's been four years.
You have to put your big-girl panties on.
You're in the same position you were in
with your ex-husband now.
- But isn't that more common than not?
- Yeah, but she's got a pattern of doing this.
You're living with Ryan.
You don't have any income.
If this doesn't work out with you and Ryan, where do you go?
And she goes, "I would have to go back to Oklahoma."
- Jenn's a hard worker. - Uh-huh.
- When she sets her mind to do something, she'll do it.
What's going on in her life is probably derailing all that
and making her look like she can't figure out life.
- Do you think that Ryan's pulling her down?
- Always.
If you surround yourself with a bunch of liars,
you're going to be a liar.
That's just the way it works.
[intense electronic music]
* *
- Dom, I did not know you were leaving on your dirt bike.
Who are you with right now?
You're by yourself?
Okay. Come home.
Come home.
I will see you as soon--
he hung up on me.
Don't laugh. Why do you laugh?
- Why do I laugh? - You would be sideways.
- I know, honey.
You and I parent a little different, and that's okay.
- It is an adjustment, trying to get everybody
to feel settled in one home together.
The kids need you and Dad to come out here because
I need them to feel like home.
You know, you guys feel like home for them.
You and Dad are still coming next week?
- Uh-huh. Coming next Thursday--
- Okay. Good. - If you'd like.
- What's up?
- Hi, honey.
- How are you?
- Your mom told me about the liquor cabinet.
- I just took a peek.
- Mom told me to take a screenshot so we
know where everything is.
- I think they like being here,
but we're all minding our Ps and Qs,
settling in to someone else's house.
- Hey, buddy. [chuckles]
- Did you hang up on me?
You want to say something? - No.
- Yes, you do. - Yeah. Apol--
you say, I'm sorry, Mom.
- Sorry, Mom. - Thank you.
Okay, let's wash your hands.
Mimi and Pops are on their way. - I'm hungry.
- Good.
- Oh, crew.
- Hey, Dawson.
- Hi, Mimi.
- Oh, it's so good to see you.
- Grey-grey, you know what Mimi's making you?
- Pumpkin pie.
[laughs] That wasn't hard.
- I was going to put something in the dishwasher.
- But they've never been used.
- I mean, I about--
Ryan, how long have you lived here?
- Six years.
- I love having my mom and dad around.
My parents and Ryan are like a lifeline for me.
- I about died.
I opened it up, and Jennifer said,
Mother, he doesn't use them.
And I go, Ryan--
- Well, we're going to change that.
And now it's my turn to figure out
how to get through my divorce, stay an amazing mom,
and hustle my ass off and make money.
Go get your stuff. Go get your stuff.
I always have my family.
I'm just not trying to lean on them
every time something difficult comes up in my life.
How do you feel like the kids are?
- Yeah.
- I mean, I think Ryan has really bonded with your kids.
- It's just a huge commitment.
- And we appreciate Ryan. - We appreciate it.
We couldn't be happier. - That's right.
We really couldn't. - But I feel like--
Ryan, you and I keep saying, like, you guys keep saying,
at 46, you shouldn't be having to take care of me the way
you keep having to take care of me.
And I'm so sorry, Dad.
- You talking about me? - Oh, honey.
- [crying] - Come on.
- I just love you so much.
And you and Mom have done--
I mean, honest to God, you've saved me, Dad.
I don't know what I would do, Dad.
- You do what you do.
You do what you did.
- You do what you did.
You found Ryan, and then you had us.
- It's not about finding Ryan.
I was, like, on my ass.
- I know you were.
- And I had to go to you guys.
And if you would not have done what you did for me,
I don't know what me and the kids would have done, Dad.
And so I just love you so much.
- We wouldn't do it any other way.
- I love you too.
- That's what we--
we love you, honey.
We love you.
You're our kid.
I would dig a ditch for you if I had to.
[laughter]
- But I'm not picking up your dog poop.
- Oh, no, we're not doing that.
- No way.
- Coming up...
- Jenn needs to be focusing on herself,
not trying to assign blame for her own problems.
- Right. - If Jenn comes for my career,
[upbeat pop music]
- * Uh-huh, yeah *
* I've been working all week for this *
* I've been working for this *
- Hi, there.
Welcome to Sapphire. - Thank you.
- Table for two? - Yes.
- All right.
We'll be right here at this table.
- Thank you.
- Someone will be right with you.
- Thank you. - Very cold.
- You need a blanket? - Yeah.
Blanket, heater, hand warmers.
- All right.
It'll be right over here. Enjoy.
- So you have a coat.
- Oh, my goodness.
It's because I don't have a purse.
- Okay. - My coat is my purse.
- Okay.
- I might need the coat. - Hi, ladies.
How are you this evening?
- Good. - Good.
Is it possible to have this moved
so close I'm almost on fire?
- A little closer? Yeah.
[sirens wailing]
- That's for us.
Because we're going to be lit on fire.
Watch your weave.
- Tamra?
There's no good intention there.
Are you kidding me?
- Was it good intentions saying that I look like a pig?
- Oh, my God. Your hair is on fire!
- I was really glad you came to the party.
I know that was a lot to walk into.
And that couldn't have been easy.
Thank you so much. - You're welcome.
- We appreciate it. - Thank you.
- Enjoy.
- And, you know, I just wanted to see how you were.
I thought some of the talk was inappropriate.
- Let's not talk about our sex life.
But it's been two today. [laughs]
- I just hope that, at some point,
the people that I've been close to for years will say,
we understand this is too much for you.
- So I mean, are we just not supposed
to invite her to anything?
- No, but that's what I would do.
But that would be me.
It hurts my feelings that Heather is still
somehow defending Alexis.
- I mean, truthfully, I've spoken to Alexis
a lot more in the last year
than I've spoken to Shannon.
Can I ask you a question? - Yeah.
- Did you say to Tamra before the reunion,
"We need to take Heather down"?
Could you just answer it for me?
I really want to know. - No. No.
I was angry with you.
- Why were you angry with me?
Oh, because you say I was talking
about your relationship.
Well, don't you know I wasn't now?
Even stuff that I thought was in our vault, I never repeated.
Not that they're so salacious,
but just private things that you told me.
I always kept your confidence, always.
- Tamra told me that you were the one.
And it's like, I'm at this point.
I'm really at this point with our friendship.
But I'm sorry.
- But, Shannon, I've always been straight with you.
- I'm apologizing. - I don't need an apology.
You know what I want to hear from you?
All I want to hear from you is that you trust who I am
and what I say to you,
and that we can have a friendship.
- I'm hopeful for that.
I want that. I do want that.
- I like Shannon. We have fun together.
I like spending time with her.
- I think that deep down,
Heather Dubrow is a good friend.
But I need to make my own assessment.
And I need to trust.
And let's see where that goes.
- I always want to be honest with you.
And just-- - Yes.
- Let's just, like, take it a day at a time--
- Absolutely. - And see how things go.
But we'll figure it out.
- Okay. - Okay?
- All right. - All right.
- Are you ready for some football?
- I'm a Taylor Swift fan.
I know football now. - Okay, perfect.
[laughs] Oh, my God.
- I got this.
- That's funny.
[upbeat music]
* *
- Hi. For three.
- Okay. For three.
- Thank you.
- Why do we match?
- We always do. - This is what happens.
- It's so funny.
We're turning into the same person.
- Hi. - Hi.
You guys look so nice.
- We really do do this a lot.
- It just happened. - Hi, you guys.
How are we doing today? - Hi.
- Do you have sugar-free Red Bull?
- I do.
- Can you make a Hugo Spritz? - Two of those?
- Hugos. - Let's do it.
- And can we get something, like, to munch on?
I don't know what. - Yes. I'm starving.
- Thank you so much. - Of course.
- Do you mind if I scoot this forward just a tiny bit?
- No, not at all. - This is, like, really--
- You need, like, a little room for your legs?
How tall are you?
- I'm almost 5'8".
- So 5'7"?
- I used to be--
I used to be 5'8".
- You're shrinking.
- I am shrinking. I'm getting old.
- It's 5'7" and 1/2. - Stop it.
- No, I really am. - I'm 48,
and you ----ers are talking about how you're old?
You are disrespecting your elder right now.
I have met Katie through Gina
before she was introduced to the group of ladies.
And she's very sweet.
She's very genuine.
She's very calm.
[laughs]
I need that sometimes.
- So I met up with Shannon and Jenn.
And Jenn was telling me about her moving.
- Her moving--her-- - In with Ryan.
That she had just moved in with Ryan.
- Oh, see, I didn't even know where she was living.
- It's funny.
She said, Emily mentioned it to me.
And how did Emily know?
- No, I figured that sh-- out.
It does not take a genius.
She did not tell me.
- She announced it on Instagram.
And it put me in a really bad circumstance
because, yeah, I was representing her
as her realtor. - You brokered the deal.
- I brokered the deal.
I dropped everything to get her in that home.
And if her concern right now is the fact that
I'm telling people, that's ridiculous.
Her concern should be how she's going to pay her ----ing rent.
- And her car payment.
- Do you know what I said to her?
"I like your car." - Oh, well, you should
go take a photo because that bitch
is about to be gone.
- But you know what I'm saying?
Like, now I'm talking to my friend.
Because Emily was concerned for me in all of this.
- Right. Of course. - That really bugs me.
Jenn needs to be focusing on how
she's going to take care of her children and herself,
not on who--
trying to assign blame for her own problems.
- Right.
- The way that Jenn lives her life
is her problem until it's mine.
And now it is.
It's bullsh--.
[upbeat music]
* *
- Hello. - Hi.
I'm just going to have a coffee today.
- All right. Latte?
- I would love a latte.
And then maybe, like, a sweet treat.
- Your name is-- - My name is Gina.
- Hi, Gina. - G-I-N-A.
[tense music]
* *
- My God, that looks amazing.
Thank you.
* *
- Hi.
- God, it's freezing. I'm going to grab one too.
- I know. It's freezing.
- Hi. Let me set my--
do you mind? You already ordered.
- Yeah. You want to go order yourself something?
Yeah.
Honestly, it's hard for me to even look
at Jenn because I can tell that Jenn has
paid for professional glam.
I can tell that she's got on very nice new clothes.
It's honestly--it's a slap in my ----ing face.
At least look like you're on hard times, bitch.
- Hi. You look cute.
- Thank you.
- You got a little pastry too?
- Yeah, but my jeans are so tight that I,
like, can't even eat it.
- You just got it for looks?
- Yeah, I tried to eat it, and I was like, no,
my pants reject this.
What's--what is--what's going on with you, with everything?
- Well, there's a lot going on.
But, I mean, I wanted to get together with you
because it's, like, wait,
what the (BLEEP) did I do to Gina?
- Well, I'm not particularly happy about this situation,
Jenn, that we're in here.
- Do you honestly think, Gina, I moved
into that house and thought to myself,
I'll just mother---- Gina?
And I just think I'll give it on a whim
and see if I can make rent? - No.
I don't think you think about these things at all.
- That is a bullsh-- statement.
- When you sign a contract,
you have to follow that contract.
You did not pay your rent.
This is--I'm a new--this is my brand new career, Jenn.
- Yeah. You probably shouldn't have
gone running your mouth about my personal business.
- I didn't run my mouth about your personal--
- Then how does Emily know about it?
- Do you know how I knew you were evicted?
Instagram.
I went out of my way to help you.
And you burnt me. - I didn't burn you.
- And the fact that you'll sit there, Jenn,
and you really will have this attitude--
- Well, you're being sh---y. - Is pathetic.
- You're being sh---y. - You need to grow up.
You need to pay your bills.
You need to figure out how to take care
of yourself and your children. - Wow. That's sh---y.
- It is not your ex-husband's responsibility.
- You're ----ing sh---y.
- And it is not your boyfriend's--
- You are ----ing sh---y.
- I am so upset by this.
You called me, and I helped you.
- You're not the only one who's upset.
- Do you want to know something else?
Because I don't think you get it.
Because I understand you don't get these things.
- I don't get these things? Are you implying
that I don't know anything, Gina?
- You don't know-- do you know about this?
- No, Gina, I do know.
I do know that me and my five ----ing kids were on the line,
and in 48 hours we had to leave.
- You don't even want me to talk because
you don't want to hear the truth, and it's the truth.
- You don't want to hear the truth.
- You don't, and I get it. - It's real for me too.
- Yeah, it is real, and you really need to wake up.
Wake up, Jenn.
You're not paying your rent.
You're getting your hair and makeup done.
Why aren't you paying your rent?
You're getting your threads done.
Why aren't you paying your rent?
You're at the gym every day.
- Are you ----ing kidding me?
Gina, just because my life is falling apart
doesn't mean my hair has to fall apart like yours did.
- Why aren't you teaching yoga class,
like outdoor yoga classes? - I teach my ass off.
- Outdoor yoga classes.
- You don't even ----ing know what I'm doing
to try to bust my ass, Gina.
- Well, I know you're not paying your rent, Jenn.
And that put me in a bad situation.
- I hear you. - I had a deal set up.
And I needed to reach out to this agent
in order to access the buyers that she has.
Jenn, this is real. - It's ----ing real for me too.
I can't believe, as a woman, I'm sitting across from you--
- You won't even let me talk. I'm not gonna do it.
She won't even let me talk.
She's a joke. - I'm a ----ing joke.
You're a ----ing joke.
- If you want to do this weird sh--,
I'm not doing it, Jenn. - I'm not doing weird sh--.
- Thank you. Goodbye.
Jenn is a ding dong.
You're pathetic.
Take care of your ----ing self and your kids or drown.
But don't ----ing run me over with your bullsh--.
I've lost respect for Jenn.
Her inability to even see how this has affected me
has told me everything that I need to know about her,
which is mostly that she's stupid.
(BLEEP) this girl.
- Next time on "The Real
Housewives of Orange County"...
- ----er! I broke a ----ing nail!
- Stop the game! [whistle blares]
- Did you steal Archie from Shannon?
- I adopted this dog.
- First, her boyfriend,
now her dog. - Now the dog.
It's very single white female.
- The children needed more space.
- Stop saying this is about the children.
You made this decision.
- She turned around and went like this.
- I wouldn't go up against Heather.
You gonna get ate.
- You have bills to pay.
- I'm more aware of that than you are.
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
You're squatting.