Previously on
"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
I was married to one of the most
unsupportive humans, probably, and then Tom being indicted--
It's such a terrible fall from grace.
I've told you this was not a good year for my marriage.
I know you've said that.
Well, you know, there's a lot of business events
where, you know, I'm supposed to go,
and sometimes it's like,
I don't want to go to these parties.
I think with the way my relationship is right now,
I'm not happy.
Cheers, everybody.
Cheers!
Happy birthday, Crystal.
- Cheers! - Whoo!
I gave up fighting with y'all for Lent, as a good Catholic.
So that's 40 days.
How far in are we?
[cheering]
I am very uncomfortable with that whole thing.
We weren't going to leave you because you seemed unhinged.
How are you feeling after Vegas?
Wasn't my favorite departure.
You have a habit of losing your sh--
in ridiculous circumstances too.
- Name them. - That--what?
Name them.
Well, what you did was ridiculous.
- Name them. - Uh, not having--
- Name them. - Well, be quiet--
- Name them. - Let me talk! Jesus!
[dramatic music]
Name them.
Stop doing that.
You're being incredibly, incredibly rude.
I'm asking you to name--
Then be quiet, and I will, please.
When you didn't have a gift at Lisa Rinna's house,
and then you had to say "your ugly leather pants,"
you lost your sh-- there.
You're upset because you're jealous.
Jealous of what?
Your ugly leather pants?
[gasps] No, no, no, no!
You lost your sh-- in Lake Tahoe.
I was going to leave this morning.
Seriously.
This helps me.
You lost your sh-- at the show,
did that whole thing in Vegas.
You did not seem OK in Vegas,
and you don't seem OK now, frankly.
I feel like your reaction is--
I am. I am. I'm heated right now because--
You seem unhinged.
Everyone says Sutton's kooky,
but this isn't kooky.
This is just flat-out bizarre.
What's going on?
There's nothing going on. What's going on with you?
- What is going on with me? - I don't know.
- What does that mean? - I don't know.
What's going on in your life, Kyle?
Because you never talk about you.
Your life is perfect.
You live in a fortress
on top of a very, very high pedestal.
Bring it on, babe.
I'm happy to answer any of your questions.
I'm not "bringing it on."
OK.
I hope you're well.
I am well.
And I do love you, and we'll talk another time.
Sutton is out of her mind right now.
I just feel like I need to get out of here
before I get to the point of no return.
I'll walk you out.
I'm good. [door slams]
[thunder rumbles]
Bye.
♪
[upbeat music]
♪
[line rings]
- Hello? - Hey.
Um, are you in the car?
- Uh-huh. - OK, cool.
We're passing the See's Candies,
if you know where that is.
[quirky music]
OK.
I have, um, three bags.
- Three bags? - I have a carry-on.
Oh, OK.
I was like, how long are you planning on staying?
Um, for a couple of years.
Bitch.
That is shady as [BLEEP]. - [laughing]
[laughing] OK, I will talk to you later.
OK, bye.
Bye.
My mother and I have had our good times and our bad times.
And yes, there have been times
I didn't want to talk to my mom.
Hi, Mom. Oh!
OK, I got this. - All right, great.
Thanks. - Uh-huh.
Come on in.
She visits me in LA about once a year for a couple days,
and then we start getting on each other's nerves.
How are you?
Good.
Thanks for coming out.
I appreciate it.
Of course.
I'm happy to be here. - Thanks, Mommy.
- Yeah. - I love you.
My mother and I are very close in age.
And a lot of times growing up,
she felt like a sibling instead of a parent.
You're slim. What's going on with you?
You're slim. What's going on--
The last time you were-- do you remember?
You told me I was fat the last time you were here.
- Yeah, I did. - Yeah, you did.
[laughter]
We had a good----ing time, she and I.
I would sneak around and go clubbing
with her and her friends.
I would have a drink.
I was living like I was 20, and I was 14, 15.
You have a choice.
So I set you up in my room.
Now, I can either sleep on the sofa--
I have a futon. I can sleep on the floor.
No, I don't want you doing any of that.
Or I can sleep with you.
You can sleep with me.
[laughs]
At the old place, she could be on the other side
of the house. I didn't have to deal with her.
Here, she's right here.
We're sleeping in the same - ing bed.
I don't want to do this. I'm grown.
Mom, where'd you go?
- Right here. - Oh, my God.
I don't want to do this.
Do you want help?
Did you get the other one?
No, I didn't get the other one.
- Well, get the other one. - Mom, you got all this sh--,
and this house is so - ing tight already.
[upbeat music]
♪
Jaid, have you started cooking?
Yeah.
[pan sizzling]
So what are you cooking?
Steak.
That looks amazing.
- Ow! - Are you OK?
It's too high.
Oh, my God.
Hey, Jaid.
That's a crust right there, Mom.
You got to listen to it sizzle.
OK.
My relationship with Jaid, sometimes I feel
Jaid is...
like my boyfriend, 'cause he's protective.
[laughs] He doesn't like drama.
So we have a lot of fun. It's easier.
Jaid doesn't challenge me as much as Jax.
Remember when we went to the beach--
- Yeah, yeah. - And Jax and I were talking?
There was times where I think I needed
more than you were giving me, in terms of parenting.
But as of now, I feel that
I don't need that much parenting anymore.
I feel like part of the reason why I want my boys
to express themselves to me is because
I couldn't express myself to my mother.
And although I'm their parent,
I also want to have a relationship with them
and not just be the parent.
[sighs] It's the hardest job.
[laughs]
[inhales sharply]
And it doesn't end. [laughs]
He hurt my feelings, obviously.
- He did? - Yeah.
He was saying that he wants more freedom.
Oh, I know that.
Do you want more freedom?
You don't go outside.
- I don't. - [laughs]
But, um, you know what freedom I want?
What?
You should let Ashlyn sleep over.
- No way! - Why?
No way.
First of all, her mom would never allow it.
Oh, that's facts.
Fact.
And I'm not allowing it either.
I couldn't even date at 15.
You also came from Haiti.
What does that have to do with anything?
As a teen, I wasn't allowed to talk to boys.
We actually had a car chase once.
I told my parents I was going to Debbie's house,
and Debbie's mother called looking for Debbie.
[laughs] So next thing I know, I'm driving my mom's car.
I have a boy in the passenger seat,
and I see my dad coming,
and I go, oh, my God!
And I start driving. He starts following.
I'm taking red lights.
So finally, there was one red light
he couldn't take after me.
So I screeched to a halt. I said, get out of the car!
And he got out of the car,
and my father came up, and he said, follow me home.
And, oh, it was not pretty.
So for my screening, who are you inviting?
- Ashlyn. - She's coming?
Yep.
OK. And your brother?
I am so excited about "Black Girl Missing."
To be in a place in my career now
that I get to executive produce a movie--
I have a say-so.
It was so brilliant of you
to really, like, step in and make sure
that we got him as the director.
Are you kidding? I wanted this man so bad.
[laughter]
Professionally.
[laughter]
All the ladies are going to be there.
Which ones should I avoid? Which ones do we like?
[laughs]
Coming up...
I think that you're competitive,
possibly, with Vivi-- - Oh, God.
Over who's got the more primary relationship.
Who ever asked your----ing opinion?
[laughs]
♪ Gotta dance, gotta live, gotta wonder ♪
♪ Gotta learn how to keep getting younger ♪
♪ Gotta keep living life to the fullest ♪
OK, Max, I'm going to ask you a question.
How long is this hair situation going to last?
Until it looks good.
So at least I know you're, like--
you're not necessarily thinking this is, like,
the best look right now.
No, I want to get a perm.
You want to get a perm?
Then you're going to look like Annie.
Is there something wrong with that?
No, but I don't think it's the look.
Yeah, Mom, is there something wrong with that?
I'm not hating on you. I just--I'm curious.
You're hating on me. [laughter]
Yeah, Mom.
I'm leaving. I'll see you tomorrow.
We should have just started that from the beginning.
- Bye, Max. - Bye.
- Adios. Bye. - So you guys--
Max, you take Zoe to go upstairs and watch a movie.
- OK. - Thanks.
- Thank you. - Let's watch "Back to--"
Do you want to watch "Back to the Future?"
I'll watch "Back to the Future."
Go watch "Back to the Future." Great idea.
- How was China, by the way? - It was awesome.
It was great. It was an ordeal getting there.
- Jeff texted me. - Yes.
- He said he was going to-- - See Vivi.
See Vivi, yeah.
He's seeing her in Shanghai for lunch.
Jeff and Rob are super close. They love to travel together.
And recently Jeff went to China,
and Rob and I have a home there,
so Rob had to get back, check on the house.
But this trip is particularly hard on Jeff,
because it's the first time he's seeing his ex-fiancée.
Vivi, she called me in Mexico.
OK.
It brought up everything.
Because it's been two years. I've been single for two years.
How was he feeling there?
I mean, the truth is, he has not moved on.
That's really the truth.
- I know. - OK.
Three years ago, Jeff was engaged to his fiancée,
and they were living in China.
When the pandemic hit, my mom and I were desperate
to get Jeff back into the States
and essentially forced him to come home.
However, Vivi couldn't come to the States,
and all that distance is the reason why
they ended up breaking up.
He thinks he has, but he hasn't.
And so he's kind of at war with himself.
That's why he won't share it with me.
Right. So he's been--
He's been conflicted. He's been ambivalent.
He should have said no.
The fact that he didn't say no
is because he was more worried about
what you guys thought than what he thought, or what--
Yeah, but that's the Chinese way, though.
What his--no, no, no. But I mean--
But, Rob, that's the Chinese way.
I get it, but for him to be his own man
and be married and start his own family, he has to break away.
He has to.
Maybe this is about you. Maybe it's not about Jeff.
[dramatic music]
I think that you're competitive,
possibly, with Vivi-- - Oh, God.
Over who's got the more primary relationship.
♪
Who ever asked your----ing opinion?
[laughs] I'm just saying.
Rob doesn't know what the hell he's talking about.
I am not competitive with Vivi,
but I do know what's best for my brother.
Some people call it overbearing,
but I just know what's best.
What, really? What time is it there?
- 11:20-- - 11 what?
11:25.
He's probably on his way to lunch.
Is there something you want to tell him on his way to lunch?
- No. - Maybe you do.
Maybe you want to clear the air with him.
Maybe you want to-- - You're so dramatic.
Maybe--I don't know.
Maybe this is your big opportunity.
Maybe-- - [laughing] Shut up.
[line ringing] You're so annoying.
Oh.
Hey.
Have you been crying?
Um, a little bit.
[sighs]
Hi, Rob.
Crystal, I think this is a good time for you
to tell him how you feel.
- No. - Yes.
No, I just want to, you know--
Crystal is feeling some regret.
What are you--
no, I just felt-- you know how I feel.
I feel bad.
Thank you.
Just--just whatever happens, like, I support you.
I love you. - I just need to talk to her.
I don't want to cry on-- - I know.
He doesn't want to cry. OK.
- Talk later. - All right.
I love you. - Love you.
Call me later. - All right. I love you guys.
- Bye. - Bye.
Yeah.
Well, you know, one step at a time.
[upbeat music]
♪
Oh. So this is really exciting.
First trip to the Paddock.
[gasps] I know.
And you haven't met your horse yet.
You haven't met it, right?
You just got it off the Internet.
- I have not met-- - Like extreme Amazon shopping.
It's like--no, it's like that--
I start north--is that north?
Yeah, north-- north is this way.
OK.
- I love horses so much. - I do too.
I'm so excited. - This one looks so beautiful.
- Um-- - Does it have a name already?
Are you going to rename him? - Yeah, his name is Santos.
One day, I was with my manicure-pedicure lady,
and I love her so much, and she has a horse.
So I thought, well, I want a horse too.
Some people change their names--
- Mm-hmm. - But I liked it.
I looked online, and I saw Santos.
It's like the online dating thing.
And I said, he's the perfect match for me,
and I hit buy. [register dings]
So therefore, we now have Santos.
Santos. See, I love that name.
Yeah.
[country music]
♪
We're here. - Oh, fantastic.
Well, good thing we've got four-wheel drive here.
My father was from Texas,
and so I would go every summer
from when I was eight years old,
on a horse, lassoing chickens.
- Let's go meet your horse. - Let's go meet Santos.
I also used to snap green beans with my mother.
You know, that's who I am.
I'm Southern.
Are you going to put that on your horse?
- Yes. - OK, careful.
Oh, gosh.
[upbeat music]
Hi, I'm Lauren. Nice to meet you.
Welcome to the Paddock Riding Club.
I'm actually kind of nervous.
It's kind of like meeting, um, a date.
Yeah.
Right, a blind date.
Like, you hope you like him.
I hope he doesn't bite you.
[laughs] - Oh, my gosh.
This is Nicole. She's my trainer.
Hi, Nicole. How are you?
I'm Jennifer. Nice to meet you.
- So nice to meet you. - Hi.
- This is your horse! - This is Santos.
Oh, my God, so beautiful.
Hi, Santos.
You have to give him the carrot so he'll like you.
You want the rose.
You want to eat these roses, I know.
Oh, my goodness.
We have snacks for you, Santos.
We have snacks.
Oh, yummy and healthy, too.
Yes. You like that, don't you?
OK, there's all kinds of stuff coming out of his mouth.
This is the best first date I've been on in years.
I hope Hermes makes a Western saddle.
Except for I don't get to ride him.
I'm just kidding. [laughs]
Speaking of eating, do you want to have some--
- I'm starving. - Yes, I would love to.
He got his reward. Now you guys get yours.
Yes, exactly. Thank you so much.
I'm so happy we're going to eat.
Congratulations to you-- - Thank you.
And Santos, your new baby.
Ride him in good health.
Thank you.
- I love you. - I love you too.
You travel so much.
And then when I get to see you, I feel like, oh,
yeah, I get happy Sutton time.
See, if only everybody else felt that way--
- Mm. - About me.
I love Kyle.
We're really good friends. - Yeah.
I mean, she's been very kind to you.
- She has. - Mm-hmm.
And she got very incensed with me.
Now, don't you be a----ing bitch to me.
And then it escalated.
I saw my friend in distress, upset.
I go over there, then you say-- you insert yourself.
By the way, [BLEEP] you.
That's----ing rude.
She said to me, is there something going on with you?
Mm-hmm.
And I said, no, is there something going on with you?
Mm-hmm.
And I don't think it's just me,
but she's gotten very thin. - Mm-hmm.
We were in Las Vegas. We're on vacation.
Mm-hmm. Right.
And she's going to the gym for, like, three hours.
Her eating is a bit different. - Mm-hmm.
- She's not drinking. - Mm-hmm.
But--and also, like, I haven't seen her wedding band.
I don't know. I don't know what it is.
Kyle is acting in a way that I've never seen.
Now we have a rumor in the tabloids about Mau cheating.
So I just feel like when there's all of these...
Numbers,
it adds up to something is-- something's wrong.
She might be going through something.
It sounds like she's going through something.
A lot of times when people get on these extreme
self-improvement plans or, you know, like,
somebody cuts their hair all of a sudden or whatever,
it's because they're trying to move on
to a new phase of their life.
A lot of times, it's 'cause--
I'm not going to say running away from something,
but because they're desperately trying
to regain control of their life.
Coming up...
How many times did you ever go over to that firm?
Three? In 20 years?
Stop.
Got to stop that line of conversation.
Pardon me.
[upbeat music]
- Mom. - Yeah?
I'm making us some tea.
No one washed the cups?
You didn't wash the----ing things?
Was I supposed to?
Yes, you were supposed to wash the dishes.
Well, no.
Why not?
I thought Belle would be coming.
Mom, Belle comes once a week.
That's all I can afford.
This ain't no five days a week sh-- no more.
[laughing] Right.
[trills lips]
My mom and I are only good for about 24 hours,
and then we start picking at each other.
I did put some stuff in the dishwasher.
I appreciate-- the dishwasher is here.
- Yeah, I know. - OK.
Well, you put it over there.
- Well, whatever. - OK.
I'm not here every day, so, you know.
Now, she will tell you that I do not get on her nerves,
but I know I do.
And I am woman enough to tell you she gets on my nerves.
I know when I talked to you about Broadway,
and about you telling me
how much the city had changed.
Sad.
Well, I'm glad I got to see your show.
Me too, even though you didn't tell me you were coming
and we were not in the best place personally,
and it was somewhat of an ambush.
[tense music]
I just remember the door coming open
and I was like... [gasps]
Oh, my God, there she is.
And she was socializing with everybody.
Oh, my God, hey, hi!
I was like, ugh!
I did not mean to ambush you.
Erika, you wouldn't let me know when I was supposed to come.
Mom, I was not--excuse me.
I was not talking to you for a year before that,
because you hung up on me.
No, you hung up on me.
Well, that's right. I hung up on you.
Yes.
Because you were making the conversation about yourself,
and I was trying to talk to you.
No, I was not.
The reason that you hung up on me
is because I asked you a question
that has to do with Tom,
and you didn't like me asking that question.
You hung up on me.
Things were so bad,
and I know that she didn't know that,
but things were so bad at that time.
I was literally trying to get through the shows,
doing a good job there.
And back in Los Angeles,
Tom Girardi is MIA.
Really.
How many times did you ever go over to that firm?
Three? In 20 years?
Stop.
Got to stop that line of conversation.
Pardon me.
Sh-- is blowing up.
I'm trying to keep it all together,
smile and sing and dance, and there's Renee,
you know, just, like, ready to [BLEEP] it all up for me.
[laughs]
Even talking about it now, because I've--
I've so put my myself ahead of it,
even having to go back and talk about these things again
is just like cutting open old, healing wounds.
Well, at some point, you have to let it go.
Well, you have to let it heal and move on.
- Yeah. - You know why?
You know why?
I can't do anything about it, but I'm super happy
that all of that is behind me now.
So I brought paints.
[whimsical music]
I love seeing my mom.
I'm grateful that she supports me,
and I'm grateful that she is leaving,
and I'm dropping her off in the Valley.
I've reached my limit, and I'll see you for Christmas, Renee.
Thank God this is almost over.
[upbeat music]
♪ Let's make this the last start ♪
- Glam night. - Glam night.
Super excited for tonight.
I'm so excited.
Cocktails, more cocktails.
Cocktails, the screening.
Photos, the screening.
And maybe somebody will bring somebody cute tonight.
♪ Let's make this the last start ♪
♪ Let me wake up
Hi, honey. How are you?
You doing your makeup yourself?
Yeah.
I mean, tonight's just a screening, right?
Red carpet, a step and repeat.
Well, it's fine.
Houston, we got a problem. [laughs]
What do you mean?
I had the most strange visit with Sutton.
[upbeat music]
[line ringing]
I am so excited for you.
It's going to be so fun.
Are your boys coming?
Yes.
Aww.
Are you good?
Uh-huh.
Kyle came over a couple of days ago, to my house.
And?
Didn't end well.
- No. - I know.
I don't know.
I had a conversation about the elevator.
She thinks that Erika set up
the elevator doors opening, and having Mikey--
Oh, my God.
No, she does. She 100% believes that.
This is what she did. She goes...
[dramatically] Well, Sutton!
There's your chance to apologize!
[dramatically] Oh, Sutton!
Now's your chance.
You can apologize.
And I was like...
And I said, what is going on with you?
And she goes, what's going on with me?
[chuckles] What's going on with you?
That feels like a threat, Kyle.
Oh, it was.
And I knew automatically
she's talking about the rumors out there.
Was it volatile, or was it just, like,
girl, whatever?
Well, I'm not--
it was quick.
She was at my house for maybe 20 minutes.
- No. - Yeah.
Was she just in a bad mood?
No, it wasn't just in a bad mood.
You're riding with her tonight?
I'm riding with her, yes.
Well, have fun with that.
Coming up...
I'm kind of nervous that Erika is here.
'Cause Mom's always like, Erika is here.
You're going to have to talk to her.
You know what? I might as well go now.
You want to come with me? - Oh, my God.
All right. You're my backup here.
[laughs]
♪ My face, joli
♪ My hair, joli
♪ Your face, joli
Just take a picture quickly.
Come on.
There you go.
Beautiful.
There you go. Get the whole look.
- OK. - You look amazing.
- Well-- - Over the shoulder.
[camera shutter clicks]
Can we put-- should I put some lights on?
I'm learning that social media
is the venue for sales and exposure,
and my store needs that constantly.
Beautiful. Walk towards me.
So I'm bringing Dimitri in to take some good pictures.
Whoo! Yeah. Work it, Santos.
Beautiful.
Can you believe she's not even ready?
I'm like, parked outside waiting this whole time.
Let me just quickly do one by the bookcase.
Oh, my God.
Beautiful. Yes.
[shoe thumps]
Ah!
I like--literally, I'm like,
I could have done with having that extra time.
[camera shutter clicks]
Oh, my gosh.
These days.
Perfect, darling.
Oh, my God.
You are very late.
Oh.
Would you, um--
I think maybe if you can, um,
put the air a little less cold.
Yes, it's freezing in here.
- Well, you look beautiful. - Thank you.
I'm sorry I'm, you know, really late.
[upbeat jazz music]
♪
- Jack, just in case... - Yes?
After the movie, maybe I'll have you take them home
'cause it's a school night. - That's fine.
OK. Thank you.
♪
Thank you.
♪
Here we are. - Oh, nice.
Wow. - Hi.
Hi, guys.
Hi.
- Hello, I'm Keema. - Hi, Keema.
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you too.
Welcome to our space.
This is really cool. Oh, it looks great.
Oh, fantastic.
So we'll have all your guests here.
We also have the step and repeat right outside.
Amazing. Amazing.
Are you excited?
- I am super excited. - [laughs]
I'm super excited, and I'm also nervous, too.
Mm-hmm.
Let's start off with a cocktail.
Let's do it.
[upbeat music]
♪
Hi, Tazz. You look cute.
Thank you. You look fab.
Yes! I can't believe you're early.
Hi.
Because there was no traffic from my neck of the woods.
Oh, OK.
[laughing] Well, Kyle Richards.
- How are you? - Hi. You look so cute.
I've never seen this look on you.
Oh, yeah?
Well, you've seen the hat look, but not the--
Well, the hat look, but this is very chic, very--
- Thank you. - Parisian.
- Well, look at-- - We'll take this.
This is the new edition to the--
- Oh, it is? - Yeah.
- I love that color. - It's her first time out.
Oh, hi.
- Yes, yes, yes. - [laughs]
As an actor and a producer myself,
I can appreciate how difficult it is
to get a project sold and made.
Are you so excited?
I'm so excited, and I'm a little nervous.
First of all, I have so many people coming.
You've been doing this forever.
This is what you do.
Not only is she producing it, she's starring in it.
And it is a story with a very important message.
She's an actress too. So you get it.
You're so great at it.
That's why you've been doing it so long.
So exciting.
[upbeat music]
What time is the screening?
- Well, it didn't really say. - Oh, it didn't?
Hopefully, we'll-- we'll be able to have
a drink, a cocktail, before we go in.
So I talked to Garcelle, and there's, like,
100 people coming. - Wow!
- Yeah. - Wow.
- So that's herding cats. - Yeah.
Yes.
There's only six of us, and it's herding cats.
Yes, yes.
I was under the impression that Garcelle was having
a very intimate screening.
If I'm not prepared mentally and emotionally,
it triggers me.
You have no idea.
I feel really uncomfortable in crowds.
At least I would prepare myself, you know what I mean?
[upbeat music]
♪
Hi, baby. I love you.
- Congrats, G. - Thank you.
Look at this. - It's a veritable who's who.
I want to be a sandwich. [laughs]
- I love it. - Well--
Well, no--well, look, I need to say something.
This is good. I would do it.
- [laughs] - I'm saying yes.
Hey, how are you?
- Hi. - Muah.
- How have you been? - Great to see you.
You guys are so tall.
Hi, how are you? - Oh, hi.
I'm Ashlyn. Nice to meet you.
- Ashlyn? - Mm-hmm.
Nice to meet you.
Ay!
Great.
Erika. Hello.
I just didn't want to crowd. Everybody was up there.
How are you? - I'm good. You look great.
Ah!
You said I'm going to wear a slip dress.
You didn't say it was a slip dress.
I mean, you're so hot.
You look amazing.
I get a little jumpy around a lot of people.
OK.
I know that Dorit is still dealing with her PTSD.
I had no idea that it's this bad still.
I--oh, you look absolutely stunning.
- I love you. Really pretty. - Stunning.
We're just going in to watch a movie...
about a girl that gets kidnapped and, um,
goes missing.
But other than that, it's going to be fun.
I'm glad you guys are here so that we can watch the movie.
Yes. Wow.
Ah!
Oh, sh--! Oh.
Oh,----ing hell.
She's having a hard time.
- Ay-yi-yi. - You OK?
Yeah.
Like famous kids? - We did earlier.
[laughs] OK.
I'm kind of nervous that Erika is here.
'Cause Mom's always like, Erika is here.
You're going to have to talk to her.
You know what?
I might as well go now. You want to come with me?
- Oh, my God. - [laughs]
- Do you want to come with me? - Who are you?
You're Garcelle's son. - I'm Garcelle's son.
Yeah, I'm like--yeah. OK, let's go.
I'm really proud that Jax wants to approach Erika
since all that went down last year.
What are you doing here?
both: Flowers. - [BLEEP] out of here.
- I'm just gonna-- - He's--don't cuss.
Get the [BLEEP] out of here.
Oh, my--don't listen to these ladies.
Get the [BLEEP] out of here before you get in trouble.
Vegas really showed me a side of Erika that is more open.
Then, guys, in honor of your 40th birthday,
I'm taking you to Magic Mike.
Yeah!
I want to make an effort and really help other people
see her in a better light.
All right. You're my backup here.
[laughs]
All right. Let's go find a seat.
Hi, sweetheart.
[tense music]
♪
Coming up...
You're not going to say, you were off.
I will say that if I think that.
Maybe I think something's off with you.
You're so full of sh--.
[upbeat music]
♪
- Thank you for coming. - Let me get a twirl.
Oh, oh, oh, oh.
Not a twirl. - Yes.
Mugler?
This is Gaultier, but it could be Mugler.
All right. You're my backup here.
[laughs]
All right. Let's go find a seat.
- Hello, Erika. - Hi, sweetheart.
Well, I apologize from the bottom of my heart,
and of course that I was totally out of line.
I have said this to your mother,
and I'm really happy that you get to hear it from me.
So please accept my apology, because it comes from the heart.
- Of course I do. - Good. I'm glad. Thank you.
Of course.
And I'm glad you could hear it from me.
Yeah, thank you.
What a class act this--
this young man is, to just walk up and say,
hey, no hard feelings.
And, um, Garcelle, you've done a beautiful job.
Hey, guys, can I get everybody
to move in to watch the movie?
I went up to Erika and said that
there are no hard feelings, and everything is all good.
- Oh, I love that. - Of course.
- I'm so proud of you. - Thank you.
I wish Erika had been the one to approach Jax,
because she's the adult. She's the one in the wrong.
But I'm glad Jax felt confident enough
to go talk to her himself.
Everybody's busy.
Everybody has things to do.
So I just want to say thank you so much for taking the time
to come out and not only support me,
but support the idea
of when Black and brown people go missing,
that it's important that we are seen and heard and supported.
[cheers and applause]
That's it. Thank you. Enjoy the show.
[laughs] [cheers and applause]
"Black Girl Missing" is really important to me
because the subject is important.
You know, so many times Black and brown women
were overlooked for everything--
getting a job, getting paid, going missing.
And all I want is the same passion and compassion
for when we go missing.
Where have you guys been?
- In the car. - Oh.
Shh.
[cheers and applause]
[dramatic music]
Lauren, it's Mom.
This radio silence has gone too long.
Call me back, please.
♪
[whispering] Hi.
I think my daughter is missing.
Thank you for inviting me.
I haven't been able to sleep.
All I wonder--
Is if I said my last goodbye to my daughter.
Oh, my God. [audience yelling]
Stop! Get off of me!
[grunting] - No. No!
Yes! [cheers and applause]
Whoo!
- [grunts] - Yes!
Yeah!
The world needs to take note.
Do not piss Garcelle off
'cause you're going to get kicked in the stomach.
Baby, it's okay.
[pensive music plays]
[cheers and applause]
♪
I am so excited and thrilled for Garcelle.
This is her dreams coming to life.
[cheers and applause]
Oh, thank you.
You were amazing.
So proud of you.
And you really did it.
You killed it.
Amazing.
That was amazing.
I cried.
I started crying again, I swear to God.
- Congratulations. - What is wrong with me?
- Hi, strangers. - Were you here the whole time?
Oh, my God. How are you?
- It's so good to see you. - Hi.
- How are you girls? - Good.
How are you? - I'm good.
You look cute.
- I--thank you. - It's been--
I love your-- forever.
It feels like forever, ever, and ever, Denise.
And so much has happened in forever.
I know.
I haven't seen Denise in years.
Wait, hold on. We're almost done, Denise.
We're almost done.
Did she walk off?
And then our contact kind of became less and less and less.
I forgot, um, how good of an actress she is.
[laughter] You're so--
- Fantastic. - You're really good.
I'm making my way.
Oh.
- Hello. - Hello.
- How are you? - I'm good.
Are you?
We've got to talk, 'cause you raced out of my house.
It wasn't--it wasn't easy to talk to you that night.
You were so aggressive and, like, not nice.
You're already doing it right now.
Hey, I'm sitting here, minding my business.
You came up to talk to me. I'm telling you how I feel.
Do you want hear the truth, or do you want me to lie to you?
I was being very calm.
Name them. - That--what?
Name them.
Well, what you did was ridiculous.
- Name them. - Uh, not having--
- Name them. - Well, be quiet--
- Name them. - Let me talk! Jesus!
Uh, I don't think so.
Somebody wants to say hello to you.
Hi, little missy.
- How are you? - I'm good.
How are you? - I'm OK.
It's good to see you.
Nice to see you too. How have you been?
Really good.
I mean, you just seemed off. Like, odd.
I don't know what it was. I don't know what it was.
You're not going to say, you were off.
I will say that if I think that.
Kyle is supposed to be my friend,
and you're using words that you know
will cut me to the core.
Maybe I think something's off with you.
Go ahead.
You wanted to throw it out there the other night,
like such a good friend would do.
So then say something.
And take your hat off!
If you want to say something, say it to me, Sutton.
As a friend, can I not ask you?
As a friend.
You--you're so full of sh--.
[tense music]
[hip-hop music]
You wanted to throw it out there
the other night, like such a good friend would do.
So then say something.
There seems to be, sometimes,
a lack of-- and I'm being real truthful--
Mm-hmm.
A lack of respect.
Like, you treat me like the little sister.
I definitely don't treat you like a little sister.
Don't flatter yourself. Um, also--
- Excuse me. - Sorry.
These are my feelings.
Well, OK.
I don't know if you're mad at me about the Kathy thing.
Maybe you are.
That hasn't even registered to me.
I don't know. I'm asking.
No, it hasn't. I don't care about that.
She's lying.
If I had a sister and somebody was friends with my sister
and I wasn't friends with my sister, I would care.
I'm happy for everyone to be at peace.
That's between my sister and me.
If she admits that she is angry with me
for being friends with Kathy,
that means she doesn't like Kathy.
This is a love triangle gone awry.
Can you and I go talk?
Yes.
Should we go outside?
Oh, my God, it's so cold. Is there a heat lamp?
- Yes. - It's supposed to be on.
- And then there were two. - Were two.
[laughs]
Congratulations on tonight.
- Thank you. - You should be very proud.
I know you are. - I am.
Seeing your name all over the place,
not just starring in, but producing.
- Thank you. - You've got amazing things.
- It's been a long way. - Yes.
- I've come a long way. - Yes.
But you know, talk to me.
Well, I felt that when I shared my--
how I was feeling, I felt like you took it on so--
so much of a defensive that you weren't hearing me.
I have something on my mind that I want to share.
I don't know if I trust you guys
when it comes to my family.
To say that this group, all of you, who are all moms,
"I don't trust that you guys are genuine
when it comes to my kids and I have to protect my kids,"
it's hurtful.
I mean, in the moment when I looked back and saw
you and Erika-- and I know Erika was drunk,
and I know Erika was all over you--
Erika, you hurt Jax's feelings.
Don't talk to him like that. - What?
You said get the [BLEEP] out of here,
and that's not OK.
Jax!
Come here, babe.
Oh, my God.
But I didn't feel like you reprimanded her in the moment.
I didn't see it.
- She was pushing it. - No. I--
A- She was pushing it. - No.
It just feels like our relationship moves forward,
and then it feels like we kind of--
- Yeah. - Move backwards, but--
Well, we were great when we were in Cannes.
We had a great time.
But I hadn't seen that.
It just made me feel like my kids are disregarded.
You took it so hard, and it made me feel like, am I crazy?
All I did was share my feelings.
I should have paused,
and I should have had a moment afterwards.
Well, the thing also, you were like,
it's been a year and a half, why aren't you over it?
- No. - And that's like--
It's been over a year.
Yeah, but you can't put a time on it.
I can't tell you it's been over a year
and you should be better than--
You know?
You said it.
- Again-- - You said it.
Well, I take it back.
And I would never say that to you,
oh, my God, you were robbed.
Like, you should be over it. Like--
- I would never. - That's really insensitive.
I'm very sorry, because I do very much want you
to share your genuine feelings. - Yeah.
I like Dorit.
I don't think Dorit is malicious or mean.
I think sometimes Dorit is in her own head.
But that's all I really wanted, was her to hear me.
Oh, God, the feelings that you have,
it's just like listening to... [muffled speech]
You know, we can have a conversation,
an adult conversation, go back and forth
but not necessarily agree.
But when you say something like,
let's talk about what's going on with you,
and you're very obviously talking about rumors--
you made that real clear with that look in your eye--
that's not a friend.
I think one of the things is,
like, you talk about you don't know who I am.
It's like, OK, what is-- who is this now?
You're just very different.
Mine's a physical thing.
Well, the not drinking, and like,
there's--it's just different.
You seem different than you did last year.
I'm not sure why Kyle can't confide in me,
or maybe anyone.
Friends confide in one another.
They give back to one another.
You just seem different.
Like, the exercise is excessive.
This friendship is a farce.
Well, I had a rough year, but I mean--
And I think that's fair.
I don't know why anybody has a problem with--
I think that that's a fair thing for me to say.
Maybe you can go ahead and say,
you could be right here, Sutton.
[dramatic music]
Next time on
"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
People are really confused by our friendship.
I always felt like you thought that I should have
kept the family together.
It's not like I'm hateful towards either of you
for how it ended.
Wow.
How are you?
Hi. - Hey.
I don't know Annemarie well, but she talks a lot.
That bitch is nosy.
Girly!
Oh.
Are you down to eat this dinner with the THC?
Well, you know what I'm talking about.
[laughs] Denise, I'm sorry.
What's with the new wedding band?
You haven't been wearing your wedding ring.
Is there something going on in your personal life?
- With what, though? - Her marriage.
If I'm exercising and not drinking because guess what?
Even if I have two glasses of wine, the next day,
I feel down and depressed.
I can't afford to feel depressed right now.
[dramatic music]