[dramatic music]
♪
Are you still jet-lagged?
Funny enough, I feel fine.
Um...
how was your dinner?
♪
It was ridiculous.
Is she about to light up at the table?
The THC is in the air.
You were a bitch to me, and you know it.
I do? OK.
You've already lost two sisters.
Do you want to lose a third? - Oh, really?
Wow, don't do that.
Go [BLEEP] yourself.
I don't even know how this whole thing started.
There's been a lot of rumors on the internet.
Yeah.
So I'm talking to Sutton,
and she kept pushing like there was something
I was being secretive about.
It seems like you're in denial about something.
With what though? Like what?
Her marriage.
What's with the new wedding band?
You haven't been wearing your wedding ring.
So this is what you're gossiping about?
That I had a different ring on that I bought myself?
Oh, hell, I didn't wear mine for years.
And I thought it was a makeup band.
A makeup band?
What does that mean?
When your husband messes up and you get a gift.
Everybody at the----ing table obviously
thinks something now.
Clearly you told her to [BLEEP] off?
No.
So what you're saying is that my husband cheated on me?
♪
Did I say that?
Why wouldn't you?
I think that's----ing mean. - I know.
That just causes more problems, more rumors,
more bullsh--.
Why would anyone be attacking anyone
about their marriage?
I shouldn't be surprised, but I am.
Yep.
[tense music]
Hey.
Well, don't be kissing me like that.
I can kiss you however I want.
It seems like you're in denial about something.
♪
[upbeat music]
♪ Gotta dance, gotta live
♪ Gotta wonder
♪ Gotta learn how to keep them younger ♪
♪ Gotta keep living life to the fullest ♪
♪ Just a little longer
♪ Gotta dance, gotta live
♪ Gotta wonder
♪ Gotta learn how to keep them younger ♪
OK.
The store looks beautiful.
What is that smell in here?
Are we ready for this tomorrow?
No, I'm not.
Avi, I'm partied out.
I'm partied out.
Well, let's just cancel it.
Oh, well, yeah.
That'd be nice. - Hey, Georgia.
- Hi, Georgie. - How are you?
What is that smell?
The--what? There's a smell?
It's like sewage.
Hi.
Hello, everyone.
How are you?
I'm good.
All right.
So should we talk party?
Walk me--yeah, walk me through the inside first.
OK.
God, we've got so much to do.
I have dreamt of having a store for over 10 years,
and I got a store four years ago.
And we loved opening the store, and it was pretty.
Cheers!
Congratulations!
All the fashionistas are here.
Thank you. Thank you.
In four years--
Yes.
we are still here.
We are alive.
People did not believe in me.
You know, we really want to celebrate that.
I understand.
It's a story.
You know, I thought this is sort of a sweet little thing
that I'm doing.
All of a sudden, it became a business,
and then it became a bigger business.
And now I have a second business
that is pairing on top of it.
I want it to look real lush.
Do a whole niche here.
We're going to need to have levels.
And then the neon sign will be put here.
Everything's happening quickly and getting
bigger and bigger and bigger.
And I've become a businesswoman.
Subflooring, carpet, step and repeat, amazing food.
- No--no food. Listen. - Yes.
Everybody is on that "Octivia."
What's it called?
[laughter]
"Olympic." - [laughs]
It's an important night for me.
They're not on "Olympic."
They're not on "Octivia."
Ozempic.
- Ozempic. - Yes.
And I love that I'm doing it on my own
and I didn't take anybody's money to do it.
And that feels really, really good.
Of course. Yeah.
Come, come, Nicole. Get out of here.
- It was good to see you. - You have work to do.
Bye.
[phone rings]
Hi.
Hello. Oh.
Hi.
What's wrong?
I'm just tired.
So how are you feeling about tomorrow's event?
Is everyone still invited?
I mean, I--
Well...
I don't want her to come if we're gonna fight.
I'm not playing around.
I employ people and run a business.
And it's important.
And to hear Kyle making these accusations
about, like, drinking is so ridiculous.
I didn't know if that was your first drink
or you had already had a couple.
And then when you told me that
it's not just Kyle, that it's also Dorit,
that pisses me off.
Yeah.
Sutton is a drinker.
Vodka can make some people very mean.
I know that.
It's the most ludicrous, dangerous accusation
that they're trying to put out there,
and I'm stomping it out.
This can hurt my business.
It can hurt my custodial arrangement.
My ex-husband could take my child away if this gets out.
He could take him to England.
What are these girls doing?
We have to re-merchandise the entire store tonight.
- Jesus. - I know.
You need at least 10 drinks.
I'm gonna have 10.
I thought I would double--
double up tomorrow night.
[laughs]
[upbeat music]
♪
[doorbell rings]
[dogs barking]
- Hi! - Hi.
Morning.
Sorry about the dogs.
- Don't worry. - Ah!
How are you? - Fine. Good.
How are you doing?
- Good. - Good to see you.
Good to see you. I know, there's so many.
Come on, guys, out. Out, out, out.
Everybody out.
Let's go in here today.
[dog barks]
OK.
I have to lock that because the golden retriever
knows how to open the door with her paws.
OK, River can stay. - All right.
Talk to me.
Oh, gosh.
I feel nervous today.
I don't know where to begin.
What I know about you--
I've known you a while. - 20 years.
Yeah.
You're wired to be a little bit obsessive and a bit anxious.
- Mm-hmm. - So on that,
what are you currently dealing with that is
triggering you that's-- that's difficult
that you're working with? - Um...
Well...
Um...
This--this past year, you know,
the family stuff with, like, my sisters
always affects me, like, really, really intensely.
You know, I had an issue with my oldest sister, Kathy.
When I hear you talk like that and the things you say,
I feel like you hate me or something.
It makes me feel so bad.
No, I don't, Kyle.
But how can you say those things?
Kyle.
How could you say those things?
Kyle.
But what came out of that
is that we're not speaking again,
but that's been happening for 10 years through.
We first had a falling out when we started The Agency.
You know the story.
I have been approached to create our own company.
And it's so difficult for me to deal
with that because of family.
I just felt like every time there was something that
should be perceived as, that's amazing,
you know, I'm proud of you, there's never any of that.
It's like when I wrote my book, you know,
my sister thought it was gonna be something
that it wasn't and got mad at me.
And even when I opened my store, there was an issue.
And then I--then when I sold, you know, American Woman--
Yeah.
I got like, you know, a legal letter.
It really put Mom in such a bad, bad light and--
What put Mom in a bad light?
Nothing I did.
No, jealous people that made comments or whatever.
Right.
I had a lawyer write a letter and say you're absolutely not
to try to use me, my family.
I would do that with my own kids.
All you can do is let them know that you love them,
which I know you do.
But it cannot be on their terms.
It cannot be where you're in the doghouse all the time.
What would it take for you to feel
it's safe to open yourself and have Kathy get close again?
Well, everybody's like, it's blood,
you have to do this, it's blood,
you have to do that, you have to stick with--
and I'm like, what--
No, that's all right, but let's just speak to that.
There is no obligatory relationships.
And if it ain't healthy, it ain't healthy, period.
Right.
So that was, like, February.
And then--then May 1st...
[somber music]
My very, very, very best friend of my whole life--
I can't even say the words.
She took her-- she took her life on May 1st.
♪
[somber music]
♪
My very, very, very best friend of my whole life--
I can't even say the words.
She took her-- she took her life on May 1st.
♪
Lorene was my other half.
We always said we were separated at birth,
only she was almost 6 feet tall and blonde.
- Hi! - Lisa, you know Lorene.
This is my best friend since I was seven years old.
She lives here, down the street.
Let's go.
This is gonna be fun.
I met Lorene in the second grade.
We were seven years old.
And we had been best friends ever since.
She's definitely the most important person in my life,
outside of my family, who knows more about me
than anybody else, including my husband.
You know, your best friend all those years knows everything.
I don't know what happened, because she was so together.
I mean, literally in my will,
she was in charge of my children, my money, everything.
She was so together.
And then I don't know--
I don't know what happened.
I don't have answers.
It's so frustrating to me.
To lose someone like that
that is, like, your constant in your life,
never had a falling out with her,
there with me through everything--
boyfriends to getting married
to getting pregnant-- everything.
She'd be the person I would talk to about my sisters
or--you know.
Just Never imagined
something like this could happen.
♪
Never.
That's--that's a huge loss,
but you have to know that what she represents for you,
you still need.
You need a safe place.
What do you need to feel safe?
I'm doing all the things.
You know, like--
I'm just trying to surround myself around people that
I love and love me and support me
and only want the best for me
and I only want the best for them.
Like, taking care of my body.
I'm just trying to do all the things that are going
to help me feel stronger, and you know--
Understood.
it's been working.
Losing my best friend and then
what happened with my sister felt like another loss.
What always kept me feeling safe and grounded
was my marriage.
So not feeling like I had that either
all at the same time is a lot.
♪
Sh--.
I think it's important that you stand firm
in feeling good about the fact
that in some of these relationships
where there's all this drama and you're being judged,
that's just-- that doesn't work for you.
It doesn't matter if it's blood.
It's OK.
Give yourself some credit.
You are expanding. You're growing.
You're shifting.
It's gonna ruffle some feathers.
So be it.
[hopeful music]
[sighs]
[upbeat music]
♪ Yo, I got to give it up to the city ♪
♪ I grew up tough
♪ No, it never been pretty
- Thank you. - Hi.
Let me take a picture of you guys.
- Hold on. - Oh, it's so cute.
Wait, you want me to be on this side?
Oh, my God, do you have a side?
- OK. - All right.
I hope you guys are hungry.
Thank you.
Thank you, Jaid.
I'm gonna have the truffle filet mignon.
Truffle filet.
Can I get you a glass of wine?
Can I get a glass of pinot noir?
Can I get the Brazilian--
- The churrasco? - Yeah.
That sounds good.
And then can I have the truffle filet mignon too?
- Truffle filet? - Yes.
And how would you like yours cooked?
Medium, please.
Medium.
Do you have a preference on how you'd like it cooked?
- Well done. - Well done?
- Yeah. - That's cooked.
- I know. - Mm.
I am not mentally prepared for Jaid growing up
and having a girlfriend.
And even Mike was like, are you gonna be OK?
Because he knows that, you know,
Jaid and I are pretty tight.
But it's all so sweet.
You know, it's sweet to see him like someone other than me.
You're not gonna eat any more if you eat all the bread.
Go see what's up there.
Thank you.
No, she has to come with me.
- Of course. - Yeah.
I got two boys that couldn't be more different.
I now worry less about Jax
because there's some worldly mature sense of self.
Jaid, on the other hand, is definitely
in the head of a 15-year-old.
He thinks about basketball, his friends,
his girlfriends, the shoes.
That's it.
Do you like olives?
- They're too squishy. - [laughs]
I don't know why I find you so funny.
He is who I worry about now.
- Are you OK? - I almost choked.
- Are you OK? - Almost choked.
OK.
Take a deep breath.
Jaid!
[laughter]
Goddamn.
Are you swallowing?
Like, chewing?
That garlic steak hit my soul.
[chuckles] Not hit your soul.
[laughs] - [clears throat]
The way he walks around the house--
With--
with the phone.
And I'll be like, hey, do you want
to watch a movie or something?
And he's like, I'm talking on the phone with Ashlyn.
- Jaid! - And I go, you are?
And he's like, yeah, but I think she's asleep.
[laughs]
If I'm, like, asleep, you gotta leave me.
You gotta leave me in your room
then watch a movie with her.
Yeah, but what if you wake up?
Then I wake up. Promise.
- Are we pinky promising? - Yeah, we're pinky promising.
- Oh! - Yes!
I knew I liked you, Ashlyn.
Ashlyn's sweet.
She has manners.
She speaks her mind.
She's a little sassy to Jaid.
He picked a good one, but I want to make sure
I'm not a grandmother anytime soon--
again.
Well, this is nice. Thanks for coming out.
You know, you guys are really sweet.
Thank you.
Watch movies with your mom is what she said.
That's my takeaway from this dinner.
You pinky promised.
I want a picture too, like a selfie,
so I know it's true.
[laughs]
Coming up...
Mom, I have signed my contract
for my Vegas residency.
I was wondering if you were ever gonna let me come.
[upbeat music]
Hey, kiddos, let's come sit down and eat, OK?
What's for breakfast, babe?
Two pieces of toast?
Frosted Flakes?
Ariya, you want one waffle in a circle?
Let's do waffle and toast, guys.
Our house is bananas.
Like, it's crazy energy at all times.
There's always 8 million things going on.
OK, biscuit, your toast is ready.
Can you come to the table, please, babe?
Thank you, baby.
Mom, can I have more syrup on my waffle, please?
More syrup?
Livy, are you eating your pancakes?
Liv, Liv.
Making sure the house runs, the kids have
everything they need for school and all
of their activities, football or basketball or dance,
it's tough.
It's a tough job, and it's a lot, but I love it.
I wouldn't have it any other way.
And my priority is always being Mom.
So it comes, you know, it comes before work.
It comes--comes before my husband, sorry.
- Are you happy? - Darling.
I love you all. - Hi.
What's up?
The Frosted Flakes is definitely a Daddy breakfast.
Oh, definitely.
Trying to make us feel bad for liking
a little Frosted Flakes.
"They're grrreat!"
No.
Marcellus and I have been married nine years.
When Marcellus and I first met, there were a lot
of women going after him.
But from day one, like, he just owned our relationship.
Mommy does not want you to eat a lot of this.
No, Mommy doesn't want you to eat any of that.
I mean, he told me the first night that we met that
I was gonna be his wife.
And he acted accordingly every step of the way.
So I won.
Everything in moderation, including moderation, darling.
You didn't marry me for my cooking skills.
Oh, no, I didn't.
No, you didn't.
Still be at the altar.
Marcellus, he always tells me that the reason
he fell in love with me is because he's like,
you're an 8 1/2 at everything.
Livy, what shoes are you wearing today, baby?
Uh, Crocs.
You want your Crocs today?
Yeah.
He's like, you're not a 10 in looks, you're not a 10
as an athlete, you're not a 10 in brains.
He's like, but you are a solid 8 1/2
at everything you do.
And he's like, you know, not a lot of people can say that.
Whatever.
Oh, wait, I think I got a 9 1/2 on my body too.
[laughs]
Baby, is she wearing socks?
Pumpkin pie, come here.
We have to put socks on first, please.
Yeah, you got to wear socks.
OK, let's do it, guys.
Who's coming to school today?
Teddy?
Purple bunny. Where is purple bunny?
Uh, he's in my room.
He's in your room? OK.
Pumpkin, you put on your socks, please.
I'm going to get purple bunny, babe.
I'll be right back.
OK.
Priorities, purple bunny.
And we're still practicing our tying, right, biscuit?
Just laying down.
Hooray!
Hooray.
[upbeat music]
♪ I don't care what you heard about me ♪
♪ Never worry about me
♪ I'm living out my dreams in the city ♪
[phone rings]
Mom?
Can you see me OK?
Yes, Mom.
OK, great.
How's it going?
Well, you know how in the fifth grade,
I had to do a book report on a city,
and for whatever reason, I chose Las Vegas?
Oh, yeah?
Well, Mom, I have signed my contract
for my Vegas residency.
Wow!
So Dina and I are so excited to officially present you
the Las Vegas residency offer.
Mm-hmm.
Erika Jayne is going to Vegas.
[laughing]
20 shows this year.
OK.
Las Vegas, here we go!
[all exclaiming]
Erika Jayne is back,
and she's bigger than ever before.
And I have 20 shows between September
and the end of the year.
There is no way this time last year
I could have imagined having a Las Vegas residency.
Impossible.
I was so not in the head space.
Being the possible target of a federal
criminal investigation, it's all I can do
just to wake up every day.
All I think about are victims.
I don't give a [BLEEP] about anybody else but me.
I wanted to forget all of it.
I also was numbing pain.
It's nice to share good news for once instead of calling up
feeling like, you're never gonna believe
what happened again.
And I plan on having a lot more good news.
I want to extend an invitation
to you for opening night.
And this will me--
I was wondering if you were ever gonna let me come.
Oh, God.
Mom.
We know you have talent,
but perseverance is another situation.
That's true.
You really needed this, and you deserve it.
Now, listen.
What?
We're not there yet, but possibly.
Don't--what are you giving your selects
now for the creatives?
No, I just--
I--
[laughs]
Coming up...
I'm wearing this tonight.
So who knows what rumor this would start?
Maybe he has a whole other family in another country.
Maybe I do. [laughs]
[upbeat music]
♪ Yeah
♪ Big lights, big city, now we never sleep ♪
♪ Big lights, big city, got that energy ♪
♪ Big lights, big city, electricity ♪
Do we have enough champagne?
We have plenty.
I'm gonna go check inside.
And then I'll be right back.
Oh, it smells good. - Hi.
- How are you?
I'm good. I'm doing a double check.
Oh, love it.
I'm putting my shoes on, obviously.
Can I take your bag for you?
No, I'll hold on to it
because I don't want anything lost.
OK.
Don't touch. Don't touch.
No touching. No touching.
I just want to move the flowers a little bit.
- No. - I know.
But I want--
Why?
Because I want to see the circle.
I am--I'm stressing out over this right now.
Maybe this one?
Could we--
Yeah, got it.
I wanted to do a final.
OK, do a final, then we'll change into your shoes.
Just put it over there.
I don't like the pearls with her.
So, Georgia, can we find another?
I don't like that. It looks too motherly.
Did you bring a pair of earrings?
Could we change your shoes, please?
Can we do it, huh--
Stop!
You have got to stop bossing me around.
You really must.
- I'm not. - You're not my father.
♪ Big city electricity
♪ Party all night
♪ Yeah, we party all night, yeah ♪
What are you thinking these days?
My hair is in really good shape, by the way.
Snatched back, fall.
I'd probably roll it at the ends for sure.
Are you putting a bow in the hair?
- I could. I have it. - I mean, I'm 51.
I don't need a----ing bow.
It can be chic and can be like Karl Lagerfeld chic.
You know what I mean?
- Well, now you're talking. - Yeah.
Karl Lagerfeld, Dorit's best friend.
So--OK. Roll this.
But not on the side.
You're not giving me a side pony.
- I would. - What?
I just wanted--
Do we think it's too much?
It feels very much like what Karl Lagerfeld
would do on the runway.
I'm not mad at it.
Yeah.
I'm really not mad at it.
FaceTime Morgan Wade.
[phone ringing]
Hello.
Hey.
I am getting ready to go out.
Going to an event that Sutton is having.
Guess who my date is gonna be tonight.
[laughs]
My sister Kim.
I know.
I know you're making fun of this.
This is not from my line, by the way.
It's something else.
And it's very cute.
So leave me alone.
[laughing]
I'm not making fun of it.
I was just curious.
It's a robe. What do you think it is?
It's not my dress. I'm not wearing a dress.
It's cold here and raining.
My relationship with Morgan is
very different than my relationship
with my other friends because she is constantly teasing me.
I know that when Morgan and I hang out,
I'm going to be roasted.
I'm not looking forward to tonight at Sutton's event
because I haven't--we had this huge fight the other night.
Well, I told you a piece of it.
She and Garcelle kind of both thought
that because I had this ring on they'd never seen before
that Mau gave it to me because he cheated on me,
it was a makeup gift.
All of these things kind of add up.
I had a different ring on that I bought myself.
I thought it was a makeup band.
So, um, I'm wearing this tonight.
So who knows what rumor this would start.
I mean, maybe he has a whole other family
in another country.
Maybe I do. Who knows?
I don't know.
♪ I've been waiting for something ♪
♪ Been putting in blood, sweat, and tears ♪
♪ Every inch of me deserving to be here ♪
Did you want a taste of the caviar?
Not yet.
You made me eat all that sushi.
Thank you.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
It's like a whole little hidden entrance here.
Hi, Annamarie.
This is so pretty.
We don't normally have a tent out here, but--
- Yes, yes, yes. - I love it.
Hey, I'm Erika. Nice to meet you.
- Pleasure. - Thank you.
Sorry my hands are a little chilly.
- That's OK. - But I have a warm heart.
Erika!
- Hey. - How are you?
- I'm good.
I love this color on you.
Thank you very much.
How are you feeling after dinner the other night?
I mean, good.
I thought it was comedy.
You could take your sunglasses off.
You're not a celebrity.
Thank you.
Hi.
Thank you.
Hi.
Thank you.
Sutton gave me a heads up that there was gonna be
about 80 people tonight.
So happy to see you.
Gorgeous.
It really allows me to mentally
prepare myself for the situation that I'm going into.
It's freezing.
Thank you, Brian.
- Hi! - Hi.
Hello. You look so pretty.
- How are you? - Hi.
Congratulations.
Hi, Dolce and Gabbana.
Hello.
The name is Garcelle. - Hi.
Hi.
I am so proud of Sutton.
Four years is a big feat to have a store that's thriving,
that's doing well.
It stopped raining. I was worried about you.
Well, I think it's gonna start back up again.
When I met her, she said to me,
"I haven't worked in 17 years."
And I thought, I got nothing in common with this bitch.
OK, I'm gonna go in.
OK.
And now I love her.
I feel good.
No.
♪ I got it, don't talk about it no more ♪
Excited to see everyone?
I haven't been a lot of places.
Yeah.
So--and I'm very open.
So when I walk in, I get a lot of energy instantly.
It goes through me.
And it can be overwhelming. So--
I'm like that too, by the way.
I'm very happy that Kim is attending with me tonight.
And I'm happy that Sutton will be seeing that, guess what.
I actually didn't lose two sisters.
You've already lost two sisters.
Do you want to lose a third?
- Oh, really? - Don't do that.
Go [BLEEP] yourself.
I have one with me right here.
Thank you very much.
How's your dating life?
It's OK.
I mean, I think I'm getting back into it.
What are your things?
What are you looking for?
I want someone who's on my--like, my caliber.
Yeah.
[indistinct chatter]
Oh, oh, oh.
I'm like, hi!
Sorry. OK.
Hi, ladies.
Hi.
Hi, everybody.
[all exclaiming]
Look who's here!
I was waiting on my sister.
- How are you? - Hi.
Kyle is not stupid.
She brought Kim to prove she and her sisters are close--
at least one of them.
I know.
It's crazy.
Yeah.
And--uh--hi!
- Hi, hi. - I'm sorry, Sutton.
I didn't want to bother you.
It's nice to see you.
- Sorry I was a little late. - Oh, no, you not.
You're fine. You're fine.
Congratulations on-- it's four years,
right, with your store?
You've never been here?
No, I've never been here, but I'm loving
some of the stuff I see.
Oh, good.
Good.
Definitely looking around.
So how are you? Good?
I'm good. I've been busy.
- Huh? - Busy.
I'm sure.
- Working, working, working. - Hey, how are you?
Hey, hey, hey. How are you?
- Congrats. - I'm glad you came.
- Congrats. - Thank you.
- Hi. How are you? - This is my friend
Kimberly Brooks. - Yeah.
Kimberly is an artist.
- So am I now. - OK.
No, I just--it's a joke.
You're a real artist. I color her on the walls.
She does color on the walls.
It's very therapeutic.
I just walk around with markers and I decide what I want
to do when I want to do it.
If crickets could have started
chirping in this moment with Kyle,
that's how awkward it is.
Am I comfortable right now?
No, I am not.
[imitating crickets]
But I'm here.
I showed up.
OK, I'm gonna go sit back down.
[upbeat music]
Good evening.
I'm just gonna get your attention for a second.
I want to thank you all for coming out
tonight for my fourth anniversary
of my store, Sutton.
[all cheering]
I've especially loved having my girlfriends here with me.
A lot of labels get thrown out around on women.
And hopefully, not women throwing labels out on women.
[quirky music]
But tonight, I love labels.
[laughter]
Yeah, I don't--I don't think Sutton's giving
the most eloquent speech right now.
I'm the worst speaker there could possibly be.
Now, look, you can't-- you can't check all the boxes.
I will say I'm proud of myself.
And thank you all for being here tonight.
Y'all go--go back to drinking.
[laughter]
♪
Would you like a water?
I'd love a water and my-- now I can have my cocktail.
I'm going to make a drink now, if that's OK with you.
This is my first one of the day.
I'm just getting permission from Mom.
The mom?
[thunder rumbling]
[tense music]
♪
I'm going to make a drink now, if that's OK with you.
It's my first one of the day.
I'm just getting permission from Mom.
The mom?
Maybe she meant me because I'm a nana.
No, she's talking about--
Obviously there's something more here.
- I know exactly what it is. - Hi.
- How are you? - Good.
How are you? - Good to see you.
- Good to see you too. - By the way,
obviously you were upset by me saying that
the other night at your house, but one night,
I didn't say you have a problem.
I just said I didn't know if you were acting off
because you had one or five.
I didn't know.
But I didn't say you have a problem.
- OK. - Something very different.
OK.
I mean, I could tell you I had way too many
at Garcelle's birthday party.
That's not, like, a thing.
You're a soulless person.
Stop it.
Sutton, you cannot say that.
- Look at her. - No, you cannot say
someone is a soulless person.
Garcelle's birthday party?
Last year.
Thank you so much.
Yeah, we're going to take the whole tray and the napkins.
Thank you. - Thank you.
Hey, dinner! Is that caviar?
The caviar can come too.
Bring it over, honey.
How did you feel the other night
at Kyle's dinner with Denise?
I thought it was weird.
You know, I was confused.
If you need to take a second, watch the show,
and then come back and do this, - ing great.
Wait, what is happening?
You are blowing my mind every time
I think you're gonna react a certain way
and you don't anymore.
I mean, look, I'm in a place where
I've moved on in my life.
I'm choosing to stay in the present moment.
And that's another thing too.
When Denise was, like, talking to me, I was so high.
But I slept for like 17 hours.
Wow!
Which was so nice.
I just was talking about that specific moment at your house.
OK.
Well, maybe we should clarify that.
Well, you want to talk about clarifying things?
What about the bomb you dropped at my house?
The stuff about a piece of jewelry, that Mau cheated on me
and bought me that jewelry he didn't buy it for me.
I mean, you know that I buy jewelry all the time.
I never said, was it a makeup gift?
Then who said it?
Garcelle said it?
Garcelle asked you the question, not me.
Garcelle was then repeating what you said to her.
OK, well, we'll ask Garcelle then.
It's easy.
You know if you said it or not to her.
Well, that was just a symptom of what other people
have been talking about.
So people are saying something?
What have people been saying about Kyle's marriage?
Mauricio has cheated on her.
Mauricio has moved out.
Kyle has moved out.
Kyle doesn't love him anymore.
And to be honest, I stay out of people's bedrooms,
unless they're single.
She's saying that she never said
the comment about the ring being a makeup gift,
that you said that.
I did. I did.
So what were you implying?
That she got a new ring because somebody did something
and that they were covering up.
Why wouldn't you guys guess it was
an anniversary gift or a birthday gift
or I bought it myself like I did?
I thought Mauricio had bought it for you.
Then you didn't ask about any other things
that you haven't seen. This is new.
You didn't ask about that. I bought that myself.
This is new. I bought that myself.
That's new.
One day she's got this ring on, the next day
she's got that ring on.
When we're already noticing there's
a difference in the rings, why switch it up again?
It's almost like she wants us to ask,
why do you have a third ring?
There was never a story about being
bought any jewelry because--
But if there was a story, would you own up to it?
I think that's what we need to get to.
- If there was a story, yes! - OK.
Upon my investigation of seeing
a new ring on Kyle's finger,
we now find a Tiffany T True ring.
The Tiffany T True celebrates the idea of connection.
The strength we find in love.
Powerful. Passionate.
And rooted in partnership.
It doesn't say that it's a wedding band, though.
What does this mean?
Is it for somebody else?
Is that about Mau?
[chuckles]
She had said, I don't know if she had had a drink,
if it was drinking, or if she's mixing
the drinking and the pills.
No, I didn't say it's mixing.
I said, I don't know if she had taken something
for her the pain in her foot.
The medicine is fine even if you have a drink.
It's not that kind of medicine.
Sutton had talked about your marriage behind your back.
And then that information came to you by way of someone else.
You know, that's funny--
So you didn't ask her--
Dorit because you like to talk about me behind my back.
And I'm really disappointed in you as a friend.
OK. Well, let me hear it.
You have been gossiping about me behind my back.
With who?
Everybody, apparently.
That I have a drinking problem, which is totally untrue.
From me?
Crystal told me.
I need to get this right.
Crystal is saying that I am telling everyone in the group
that you have a drinking problem?
That you've been talking about it.
The only conversation that I had had
was when Crystal, Kyle, and I were at Kyle's house.
I would not be surprised if she pours a little vodka
in her coffee in the morning.
It didn't it come from me.
That is an accusation that's very dangerous.
OK.
Well, I'm going to figure this out with Crystal.
You are?
Oh, yeah.
I want to hear what Crystal has to say.
Crystal hardly ever speaks up in this group.
We rarely hear her thoughts or opinions.
But now suddenly, she's decided to be
the carrier pigeon for Sutton.
[chuckles]
I would like to fix things with you
because I care about you.
Me too.
But the denial comment really, really hurt me.
And I know that I have to deal with that later.
It seems like you're in denial about something.
But in denial of what?
That's the question.
I--I'm sorry about the denial comment.
I appreciate that.
And I apologize.
And I'm a forgiving person.
As long as you're honest with me, I can always move on.
And I apologize for anything that hurt you that night.
You know, if you felt--
And I apologize because I went jugular.
I appreciate that.
And I hope you heard my apology.
100%.
I was meaner than I thought I could be.
Kyle and I apologized, but do I move forward
and run in lavender fields?
No.
We're both gonna have to lick wounds
and start kind of a friendship anew.
We said some really terrible things,
and it's gonna take me a while to get over that.
Crystal, why are you going around telling
Sutton that I'm talking--
By going around, you mean telling Sutton?
Why are you telling Sutton
that I'm going around to everybody?
I'm not saying you're going around.
I said you said it to me. - Well.
What's going on?
Sutton said--
Did I tell you that she said that Sutton is drinking?
I said?
Or Kyle had said--
- Kyle said-- - that she--
Yeah, you both did.
You hear about it.
You said, you and Kyle?
Yes!
You fear it.
You said, you and Kyle?
You wish it never happened to you.
You are saying--
You and Kyle.
But today, I'm on the other end of a jury interrogation.
You know, she's not hiding the fact
that she likes to drink.
So I said, she's a drinker.
Like, that's not heavy drinker.
And Sutton's always been a drinker.
I didn't say she likes to drink.
She's a drinker.
I'm a Southern woman.
We have a drink.
Blah, blah, blah.
I'm bored.
[laughs]
Coming up...
If you had a stricture in your esophagus,
you would chew your food more.
You're not my doctor.
I get it, but you're saying things that don't make sense.
Don't yell at me.
[upbeat music]
♪
OK, I can't wait to sit.
I want to be very clear about this in front of Dorit.
OK.
Dorit said that I told you that it was only Dorit
talking about your drinking,
and I said it was Dorit and Kyle.
OK, so then I misunderstood.
I said that you were talking about the one drink,
the five drink, the drinking and pills mixture,
and I said Dorit was agreeing with Kyle.
Like, you have neuropathy?
Yes.
So you probably take gabapentin.
Yes.
So I just overheard you say something about, like,
you can have gabapentin--
- Yes. - and drink.
The medicine is fine even if you have a drink.
It's not that kind of medicine.
Yes.
But you can't.
My doctor said yes.
But you can't.
Well, my doctor said I can.
I mean, you can-- you can do whatever you want,
but they're technically not supposed to be had together.
Well, I take it at night when I go to bed.
Well, I take a lot of sh-- that I shouldn't drink on,
and I do it anyway.
- We saw that. We lived it. - Yes.
Talking about when we were talking
about the food thing and you said
you had a esophagus problem.
Yeah, I have a narrowing in my esophagus.
I don't take any medicine for that.
After hearing about Sutton's small esophagus--
You're going to tell everybody I don't eat?
Well, you don't.
And you know that I have an esophagus--
you know that I do.
I know you told me that.
Does she have like an esophageal sphincter
issue or something or like-- - I don't know.
I'm not a doctor. - does it hurt when she eats?
Does she get, like, acid reflux when she eats?
Like, I'm gonna have to--
As a nurse anesthetist, I'm like,
what she's saying as stated,
just doesn't make sense, period.
This is so out in left field.
But as far as I understand, and like I only do anesthesia,
I don't know anything, but like narrow esophagus,
that's a symptom of something.
That's not a medical diagnosis.
If you have, like, a stricture in your esophagus,
all you do is chew your food more.
If you really have a problem, you go get treatment for that.
You don't eat food and then your reason
for not eating food is because you're like,
I have a narrow esophagus, which like--
Hang on. Hang on. I do eat food.
I didn't say you didn't.
You're not my doctor. What?
I get it, but you're saying things that don't make sense.
- Don't yell at me. - I'm sorry.
I don't mean to yell, but I'm just like, that was kind of--
- Well, don't yell at me then. - I'm not.
I don't mean to yell. - She's not yelling at you.
Why am I having--why am I having a doctor's appointment
right now?
I think Sutton needs a little work here,
and I brought my markers.
You're not having a doctor's appointment.
I'm like-- - This is someone who's--
Do you need my health insurance card?
But is it--like, this is something you, like--
you get treatment for?
No.
- OK. - I don't.
My brother gets his stretched out.
I choose not to do that.
OK.
Shall we go get my esophagus stretched
all together as a group?
Oh, my God! Is that a thing?
Shall we?
Yes.
I say just give a blow job and get
your esophagus stretched.
Wow!
I've solved the mystery.
She has a small esophagus.
Clearly she's not deep-throating.
Therefore, there is no date two.
It's not the cat sweater.
It's not the kooky behavior.
It's the esophagus.
Are we good, doctor?
Totally. Yes.
OK.
That was so condescending, no?
I'm just telling you that what you're saying
doesn't medically make sense.
- It works for me. - Do you.
That's totally fine.
I appreciate that.
It makes no sense.
I just met Annamarie.
She's basically a stranger.
I don't even know her last name.
Who are you?
She needs to buy something, at least.
- OK. - So.
So now we're gonna get a little more lighthearted.
I'm having my first cocktail of the day.
I'm just trying to relax.
Right. I'm on number two here, so.
Listen, I know, but this-- this has been a big--
it's a big deal for me.
Look at all these people!
You should be proud of your store for four years.
- I am proud. - Cheers.
Cheers. Cheers.
Yes.
The fact is Sutton is a business owner
and is ambitious and has her own thing going on
is really admirable, because she didn't have to.
My hat goes off to Sutton.
I'm proud of her.
I'm excited for her.
She could stay at home like everybody else in Bel Air
and, you know, lay around in their kaftan
and drink martinis.
I ended up closing my store in Beverly Hills
because the rent was so astronomical.
So the fact that it's still going for four years,
it's a good thing, a very good thing.
Wait, though.
I do have this to say.
You know, now that Christian's moving to England,
this is just me for real.
I'm real scared.
Yeah, you should be.
When you start living your own life completely,
you do blossom.
You know, you will feel different.
You will feel free in a different way.
And you know, he's not gonna be around the corner.
No.
After my divorce, I've had to grow up.
But I always kind of knew, in the corner of my eye,
that he was there, and now that's gone.
It's the end, the end of a fairy tale.
I'm just now seeing that I'm not this housewife,
that I'm this woman.
I'm succeeding in multiple ways,
and I should be proud of myself,
and I am proud of myself.
Sutton, come in here.
Later this season
on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
all: Whoo!
[all cheering]
No, no! [all screaming]
[laughs]
Would you ever date a woman?
OK, you brought it up. Let's talk about sex.
- Ugh! - Oh, my God!
All right, I'm done.
[upbeat music]
Please welcome Erika Jayne.
[all cheering]
[screams] Oh, my God!
Viva España!
[singing in Spanish]
[speaking in Spanish]
[laughter]
Just to warn you that it's haunted.
- Did you say ghosts? - Spirits.
Don't be worried at all.
We're gonna die.
Thank God that I'm not lonely and I'm not insecure.
- Damn. - Who's lonely and insecure?
Mom never wanted this kind of stuff.
I'm here to let go of all the hurt
many of you have contributed to.
[dramatic music]
I want to feel happy and fulfilled.
I don't know if Mau and I are going to make it.
I'm so grateful to have, you know,
someone like Kyle in my life.
Why did you bring it up, Dorit?
- 'Cause Garcelle said-- - Why did you bring it up?
Answer my question.
Stop asking the same question!
Answer it.
Annemarie told me she was a doctor.
Not a nurse?
First of all, you are being so extra.
You're such a bitch!
I need to get out of the car.
[sirens wailing]
What if she's having a cardiac event?
[medical monitor beeping]