Previously on "The Real Housewives
of Beverly Hills"...
- ♪ Loca, loca - Whoo!
You excited to be in Spain?
[cheering] - Yeah!
Welcome to Villa Catalina.
Just to warn you--
It's haunted?
Don't be worried at all.
We're gonna die.
[disembodied scream]
[laughter]
I was the chef at the beginning,
and then Storm would always help me.
He's my son.
- I was-- - [laughs]
I could see myself being stepmom to Stormy.
I may need to burp him or breastfeed him.
I would just like to share some happy news
regarding the earrings.
[gasps]
The district court reverses
the bankruptcy court's turnover order.
In other words, you can't prove
that the money that was used to buy my earrings
was client money.
So they shouldn't have been taken in the first place.
Okay, we got to go because we have a lot to do.
I do need you to acknowledge
that what I said would happen is happening.
Oh, wow.
We're gonna wear these
and then send them off into the ocean.
I'm going to release Merce's ashes.
The other women, I want them to think about something
that they need to release to bring us closer together.
I'm----ing losing it.
What is happening?
What's wrong?
[tense music]
♪
[upbeat music]
♪
♪ I knew it was you since the first day that I saw you ♪
♪ And I got places to be
I'm sorry.
[cries]
You know, when I lost my dad ash--we spread them in Texas.
But then we each had, like, a Ziploc--and I lost them.
I mean, I've moved so many times after he died.
He's watching over you and he's not thinking about that.
It's okay. It's okay.
I know.
I feel like I'm also, like, scattering my marriage's ashes.
- Yeah, I get that. - Yeah.
I get that.
It's symbolic of... [sighs]
A big part of my life.
I was so angry for-- for so long about divorce.
It just consumes you.
And maybe what's been inside, it's been needing to come out.
[soft music]
♪
Okay, I won't cry anymore.
No, it's okay if you cry.
♪ You're glowing, glowing, baby ♪
♪ Just glowing tonight
♪
Sutton? both: Hi.
I'm gonna leave you guys alone.
Okay, we're gonna be very fast...
Can I do anything for you?
'Cause we are on a strict timeline.
Okay, I'm gonna go grab all the girls...
- Okay, okay. - Move them along a little.
[bright music]
The moment we've all been waiting for.
- Is everybody ready to go? - Hi.
Hi, Dorit.
- Okay, you ready? - Yeah, do it.
Just do it. - Oh, God. Okay. Oh, golly.
[shudders]
I can't believe this stayed so long.
- Oh, no! Oh, no! - No!
- Oh, no! Oh, no! No, no no! - Okay, okay, okay.
Here, I'm gonna take this. - Wait, wait, wait, wait.
No, don't put it in your hand!
Well, I mean, it's okay.
- Put it... [wheezes] - Well, it's done now.
This morning, I'm realizing
I'm not just letting Merce's ashes go.
It's really over two decades of my life
that I'm starting to realize I need to let go of.
Here, I'll adorn you.
- Thank you. - [sniffles] Okay.
So it's time to release everything,
stand on my own, be alone--
completely scary--
but I'm strong, and I can do it.
- Hi, ladies. - Look--hi, Trevor.
both: Hi, Trevor.
- How are you, honey? - Good. And how are you?
Hi, Kyle. We saw each other. - Hi, again. Hi, again.
Crystal, good to see you. Dorit, hi.
- Did you have fun at dinner? - Oh, my God.
You guys were fantastic. - It was fun.
My friends were so, so happy to meet you all.
- Aww. - They were so lovely.
Even Erika? [laughs]
I can't--y'all-
Merce is in the purse.
- [laughs] - Listen.
[eccentric tense music]
[laughs]
- Especially Erika. - Oh, look at her. Look at her.
She's giving that side-eye. [both laugh]
There she is. both: Hi.
Sorry I'm late. We got to go.
- It's okay. - Okay. Let's do it.
- Let's do it. - Gotta go.
You doing okay?
Yes, I'm good.
Hi, honey bunny.
Put your flowers on, girls.
We're wearing these things. - Okay.
Where is Kyle?
Kyle went to the bathroom. Let's go.
I'm here. I'm--I was the first one ready.
Don't even start with me. No way, uh-uh.
[upbeat music]
♪
Here we go.
♪ My playlist on repeat
♪ Chef cooking something great to eat ♪
What's around here?
- Little cafés. - Yeah.
This is a cute little town.
There's, like, a whole gay strip up there
with all sorts of gay bars.
There's this whole cave
that you have to swim to where people go to hook up.
I also heard that it's bear week.
I kind of like bears.
- I do too. - Oh!
[both laugh]
That might be my type. - [laughs]
What's a bear?
- B-E-A-R or B-A-R-E? - B-E-A-R.
A fuzzy gay man with a lot of hair and muscle.
Yes, exactly. Well, muscle or...
Well, you could be muscle queen...
- Yeah. - Or you could be a slim bear,
baby bear. - Baby bear.
- Cubs. Pardon me, darling. - Cubs.
She's good. She's good. She's hooked up.
- Or an otter. - An otter.
You're an otter?
- Andy Cohen was on my podcast. - Yeah.
And so I said to Andy, I said, "I need to know.
Are you a top or a bottom?" And he goes,
"I'm a powerful top, Garcelle."
[laughter] - He said that?
Yes. And I said, "I'll bet you are."
And then my friend goes, "I'm a blouse."
- Oh. - And we were like, "a blouse"?
And he goes, "Yes, a feminine top."
[laughter]
Oh, my God!
[light breezy music]
♪
It's so pretty.
- Oh, this is so cute. - I know.
- Look, how cute this is. - I love streets like that.
- I know, so do I. - Okay.
Trevor, don't drop Merce. - I know. Oh, God.
Oh, God. Trevor, come on.
Oh, he's not in the Ziploc bag anymore.
That's right.
It's a good thing that he's not.
[punchy music]
♪
Kyle? [laughter]
I know. I'm looking too, like--
No, no, no, no! No, no, no, y'all.
We don't have time for this.
Seriously, we don't. - That ring is so--
Y'all, we have to stay on task.
I don't know, but Kyle and I see little trinkets
and we go crazy.
We just want to shop.
It doesn't hurt to grab a little something
along the way, does it?
You guys go ahead. I'm not feeling well.
I'm gonna sit down for a minute.
- Oh. - [squeals]
I don't feel good. [laughter]
No, no, no. She's fine.
- Maybe a little rest. - She's fine.
I can see that y'all are really prepping mentally
and emotionally for the ceremony.
- Yes, we are. - I am--
We're ready to release.
- It's pretty. - It's gorgeous.
God, I'm so nervous about this.
This is beautiful.
Okay, so, um, thank y'all for putting up with me.
I realized this morning I'm not just letting Merce go.
This is also about my dad.
It's been a long time. It's been 20 years.
And I have to release that...
Suicide is really tough.
You know, I think it really affected me
as a daddy's girl.
[clears throat] Sure.
And we never addressed it as a family, ever.
And release that pain that I have,
release the pain from my marriage.
How did those dynamics come about?
I know Christian said, "I don't want you to work."
And you were like, "Okay, I'll do that."
That was, like, the beginning.
- You gave up your power. - Mm-hmm.
Near the end of my marriage,
I got a phone call from Christian.
And he said, "You need to get an attorney.
You're gonna get filed with papers today."
I did not understand what was happening.
I was completely scared, lost.
I was in the middle of nowhere by myself.
We all have stuff in our lives that we hold on to.
And I really want y'all to do this for me.
It's hard, okay?
I think that Sutton has been in a lot of pain
regarding her divorce,
much more so than any of us could have imagined.
Sutton carries a lot.
And she doesn't always share it with everyone.
But the Christian part of it has always been
a really big, deep sort of anchor.
So it's great to see Sutton let go of that.
I can relate.
So we're gonna say goodbye.
I'ma let all three go.
[cries]
[softly] It's so silly.
I just get sad about my divorce,
and I get sad about Dad and sad about Merce.
[somber music]
They were really three very important men in my life.
And I'm about to say goodbye to all three of 'em.
♪
- I love you. - I love you too.
You're so strong.
♪
[light ambient music]
♪
So we're gonna say goodbye.
I'ma let all three go.
♪
All right. Let's do it. Let's do it.
I think we should really throw it out there, though.
Okay, do it.
- Don't fall. - Oh.
- Oh! - Oh, I'm sorry.
The wind is blowing that way. Sorry, girls.
It's all over Garcelle's back.
Oh, my God.
♪
Oh, my God, the ashes are blowing in my face,
in my hair... [echoing] In my mouth.
It's all over me-- my black dress, my hair.
Oh, golly.
[in slo-mo] Oh!
- [exhales sharply] - Just the idea of it all--
like, I don't know this man.
I don't want to taste this man.
Well, I don't know whether-- the wind's blowing that way.
What can I say? - [chuckles]
That's the way the wind blows.
Okay.
We're gonna say goodbye to Trevor.
What a pleasure.
- Likewise, babe. - What a pleasure.
Thanks for being there for me.
- Bye. I love you. - Bye, honey. I love you too.
Mm.
All right, who's going next? - Whoever would like to.
- I'll go. - Go ahead, babe.
Ugh. [laughs sadly]
What I'd like to let go of is...
feeling alone a lot,
abandonment issues,
not having my dad in my life,
which I think contributes to how I lead my life.
Um, so I'm gonna let that go.
My dad left when I was three.
He didn't come back into my life until I was 14.
Feeling like I met the man of my dreams
and being betrayed by him-- I think all those things
add to me being protective of my heart.
And if I have to be alone until I find the right person,
then I'm willing to do that.
But it doesn't mean I don't feel lonely sometimes.
I'll go. Stuff I want to leave here--
um, my brother is, um--
I'm just--he's leaving. [cries]
He's moving away again, probably forever.
So how was Thailand?
I'm probably gonna relocate there
for, like, half the year.
You're gonna live there?
I know that he has to really get away from me and my mom
for a while to start his own life.
It's gonna be hard, but I know that that's what he needs.
Um--I know I have this very confident exterior.
But I've still got a lot of work to do
to feel like I'm in a peaceful place
for myself and for my family.
And I want to be happy.
The PTSD that I live with,
I'm not sure that, um,
I can guarantee that I'm leaving it here.
But I'm certainly gonna try.
There are elements I understand.
There are also elements that I don't consider are PTSD.
The reality is, is when does high maintenance
blend with PTSD?
Maybe I have to let go of some of the expectations
that I've had with PK.
If I can release all of that into the ocean today,
maybe I can start to heal in all areas of my life.
I'm here to let this go in representation of all the hurt
the last 2 1/2 years that I feel many of you
have contributed to.
[tense music]
I have turned a new page in my life.
I always knew I would.
So my hurt, my anger, my old life...
I'm jarred by what Erika's saying right now.
If we caused her pain, it's maybe
showing her the mirror
when we felt like she was not compassionate.
That basically sounds like you're saying,
"I don't believe you, Erika, and I think you're guilty."
I have questions.
Why wouldn't you just go, "[BLEEP] it,
let's pay the victims?
It's about trying to make people whole, that's all.
There is a place to make people whole.
And it is in a court of law,
not in the court of public opinion!
It's a little awkward.
Why do I feel so nervous?
I want to let go of...
um, the guilt of thinking
I could have done something, um, different...
With my sister, with the group,
any things that I've held on to that hurt me.
It does feel strange to be on this trip
with all these women and not to be sharing with them
what is weighing on me so heavily,
which is that I don't know
if my marriage is going to survive.
But when I'm ready to share with everyone, I will.
What I want to let go of is the uncertainty,
worrying about not having answers
about what my future holds.
Just letting that fear go.
- Group hug. - I know, seriously.
Group hug. - Come on in.
- Group hug. - Come on, guys.
Whew.
Thanks, Sutton, for doing this.
I do love y'all. [sniffling]
I think seeing everyone so vulnerable
and sharing these moments shows that we've come a long way.
Good for you. You did it.
You did it, you did it, you did it.
You're much stronger than you think.
You've gotten so much stronger since...
- I have. I know. It's crazy. - Since we met.
Like, who the hell are you?
[both laugh]
Coming up...
Do we know what your partner's really doing,
what the paperwork that we're signing for?
That's scary.
But sometimes I just sign it.
No.
Just signing my whole life away,
giving everything up to him.
Oh! - [laughs]
[upbeat music]
Let's go look for ice cream.
I am not interested in shopping.
I liked your intention.
- Oh, to live in the now? - Yeah.
I liked yours too. It was nice.
I'm sorry that I contributed to your pain.
It's okay, honey.
Sh-- happens. It's how you recover.
I love it when anyone can take the chance to say,
"Hey, I'm sorry I misjudged you."
I appreciate that.
Ice cream.
Nobody else has, so thank you so much.
I mean, at least she has the balls to do so.
- Did you guys find ice cream? - Oh, y'all got ice cream.
- Did anybody buy me anything? - Right there.
Do y'all wanna head to the van?
- I do. - It's up here.
♪
My shirt was a mess.
I cannot even get over that those ashes flew all over her.
- Oh, my God. - Oh, I'm sorry.
I think the ashes got in my mouth.
Ugh.
[chuckles]
Merce didn't get on me at all.
He was known for these great leaps.
He leaped over me and got all over those girls.
[in slo-mo] Oh!
Okay. [laughs]
It was so good.
I'm almost done as your tour guide for the week.
But Manolo, our favorite tour guide...
Ooh!
Is going to walk us over to our flamenco dinner tonight...
- Awesome. - Fun.
Where we are going to perform our dance!
Oh, my God.
I've always wanted to learn this dance.
It's not ballet, but it's good.
Some of the choreography is very sexy.
But we're gonna take it slow because, let's face it,
these ladies aren't dancers.
That's a different type of dancing.
Get back.
[lively flamenco music]
[indistinct chatter]
Except for Erika.
Up. [laughs]
Up. Up.
Olé. Tres.
Can you start on the right foot?
Quatro.
She's, you know, the queen of dance.
We're not Erika Jayne. - Ah.
Yeah, you are.
But we do have Erika Jayne with us.
- Yeah. - Whoo!
[bright music]
[singing in Spanish]
♪ I look so good
♪
♪ You wish you could
One, two, three. Back up.
Perfect. - Whoo.
The bigger the hair, the closer to God.
- Okay. Hey, God. - [laughs]
♪
So the seaside service...
I'm here to let go of the last two years
in which I felt misunderstood and the hurt and--
I don't know.
Would I have preferred a moment where everyone sort of sat down
and said, "Hey, you know what?
"In light of everything that we've seen,
we really pushed it in a weird way."
And it's just more like, eh, whatever.
Yeah.
Yes, it still bothers me
that I didn't get an apology from everyone.
In therapy, you learn that you need
to acknowledge your feelings. They are true.
But you also need to understand that wanting someone else
to acknowledge how you feel is never going to happen.
Anyway, that's over.
I-I-I don't care to talk about it any longer.
So maybe I should just stop looking for it.
[sighs]
On to bigger and better things.
♪
[phone chiming]
- Hi, Phi. Hi, Sophia. - Hi.
- Hi, Mom. - Hi.
Nice sweater.
Oh, thank you.
I paired it with these shoes. - What's going on?
Nice shoes.
I miss you girls.
How is everything at home? How's Dad? How's Portia?
How--how are the dogs?
Who's eating with Dad and Portia,
so I don't stress or feel bad?
So you'll be with Dad and Portia?
I don't know if they're gonna be home, but I'll be home.
I feel like, because we have been going through
this hard time,
I'm more sensitive to how Mau is feeling,
how my kids are feeling.
I was talking to Sutton.
And she kept pushing,
like there was something I was being secretive about.
Hi, Portia. - Hey.
So how are you gonna handle-- what are you gonna--
Sorry.
And the fact that I'm not there
and the girls are out, I worry.
It's different for me now.
I just feel like everyone's a lot more fragile.
Everything's good. Portia's good. Dad is good.
Okay. Love you guys.
- All right, love you. - Love you, bye. Bye.
[mellow music]
Hello!
Everyone!
I'm here, I'm here, I'm here, I'm here.
- Oh! - I'm here. Oh, my gosh.
- Here, come. We're convening. - Love.
- You. - Love.
both: Love.
- Hi, Kyle Richards. - Hi.
I know it's not red, red, red.
- It's okay. - [laughs]
- Kyle-- - If you saw the dress--
If you saw the-- do you know Miss Emoji?
I know that--you didn't tell me to dress like an emoji.
You said, "Wear red."
I sent a text with the emoji girl.
Listen, I know I'm not in a red dress.
But trust me, this is better than the other option.
Oh, my God. - Let me see.
[laughs] What the [BLEEP] is wrong with you?
- I don't know. - Oh, yeah.
We're gonna have to Photoshop you and color you red.
Come on. - I'm already tipsy.
I need to catch up.
Watch your step. Watch your step.
- Your Jimmy Choos. - We're like--
we're baby giraffes learning how to walk.
This is, like, a hazard.
[shrieks] [crash]
See? Oh, see?
After living in Europe for all those years,
you'd think that I knew how to walk in heels
on cobblestone streets.
Oh, God. Oh, sh--.
Oh, [BLEEP] no. - You're okay.
Oi! both: Oh, my God.
This is, like, beyond a death walk.
But at least my Dolces are having me trip in style.
[Signature Tracks & Michael Bizar's "Chica Caliente"]
[singing in Spanish]
♪
When you get back, you need, like, two days and just sleep.
- Yeah, that's not happening. - No, exactly. That's why--
I'm taking my daughter to Taylor Swift.
My dog and I are gonna be asleep.
And hopefully, some man will come over--
that's all I care about.
We'll be having some hot sex.
Yeah, I'm not doing that.
What if you met, like, the man of your dreams
and you're like, "Oh, my God, he's beyond,"
like, and you were just bonkers in love?
Like, would you get married again?
It's not happening.
I don't think I need the paper.
I've worked so hard that I'd want to leave what I can
for my kids as opposed to splitting it with a man.
Prenup.
But I get that about, like, you,
and you don't wanna, like, split that with somebody else.
No, not at this point.
Why don't you [BLEEP] him up and leave him
with all your problems, like mine did me?
It's okay. - See, that's the thing.
Do we know what the paperwork that we're signing for?
Do we know... - No.
What your partner's really doing?
- That's scary. - Don't you just
sign everything Marcellus says, "Here, baby, just sign"--
- No. - What do you say,
"Let me have a lawyer look at this?"
No, I always ask the business manager.
[laughs]
But sometimes I just sign it.
No, we're gonna go back to Marriage 101.
Do not sign any document without reading it.
I don't care if you have married the pope.
Do not sign the pope's document.
My husband handles everything.
I mean, he pays all the bills.
He pays the taxes, he pays the bills,
he pays my taxes.
And I sign stuff and hope for the best.
[sucks teeth] Ooh, Kyle,
this is how I got into trouble.
It's okay to trust your husband,
until it's not okay to trust your husband.
But my mom is like, "Don't ever trust a man."
So then I hear that voice sometimes.
And I'm like, "Well,
what is this exactly? What does this mean?"
The cynic in me is like, just signing my whole life away.
- Oh! - [laughs]
Coming up...
Erika, some of us didn't receive
the invitations to your show.
Oh.
[upbeat guitar music]
[singing in Spanish]
There's a dude with a guitar.
Yeah, Manolo. Manolo!
Oh, that's him?
Welcome, ladies.
[singing in Spanish]
Oh, wait. You better practice.
Hello, baby! Hello, darling! [cheering]
How are you? - ¿Cómo estás?
Muy bien, guapa.
This song, it's for you.
- Gracias. - Wow.
Not for the rest of us, just the orange lady.
Come on.
[lively music]
We go to dinner.
- Great. - Nice.
- You know. - Oh, this is that picture.
You are all in red. both: Yes.
- Well, sort of. - Ladies in red.
Oh.
Kyle literally with her orange--
did she think that we were gonna, like...
- I don't know. - Mistake it for--
Yeah, no, it's a hot orange popsicle dress, not red.
Okay, I know Kyle doesn't match the rest of us,
and she did not get the memo that we needed to wear red.
But given her other choices...
Peekaboo! [laughs]
That's supposed to cover my ass.
[both laugh]
Thank goodness she went with the orange.
We go to dinner.
The best special place in the world of flamenco...
both: Yes. - Is here.
- Ooh! - Okay.
This is the entry of El Tablao de Carmen.
Come on.
[both speaking Spanish]
- Hello. - Oh!
How are you?
She's the owner of this place.
Tablao de Carmen.
Tablao is a stage made of wood planks.
And it's also the venue
where you get to see flamenco dancing.
And Carmen is after a very famous flamenco dancer.
King Alfonso met her when she was a kid dancing here
in this very courtyard.
You're going to be dancing.
I understand you've practiced already.
- Once. [laughs] - Briefly.
Would you like a flower in your hair?
all: Yes.
I do not want to perform.
I don't know how to do these dances.
And I'm not even drinking anymore.
It's not even like I can have some margaritas
and get up there and do a split or anything.
[vocalizing]
Oh, Kyle!
[cheers and applause]
[shrieking]
[energetic music]
Kyle's having too much fun.
Do you want to make a toast, a Spanish toast?
- Yes. - Sí.
- Spanish toast, okay? - Salud, amor--
- No, no, no. - No?
- You repeat after me. - Okay.
- [laughs] - Arriba.
all: Arriba.
Abajo.
all: Abajao.
Al centro. all: Al centro.
Y pa'dentro. all: Y pa'dentro.
That's what Mau always said.
Let's go.
Oh, my gosh, you guys, so cute.
Thank you. - Hola. Hola.
The show is gonna be here.
And that's your table. - Thank you so much.
Oh, my God, we're gonna get on that stage?
It's so small.
I prepare different fans.
What was that?
- For you. - Oh.
- It's a present. - Look at this.
Ooh, yeah.
Yes!
Whoa!
Ha! That was graceful.
It's all in the wrist.
- Ladies, how are you? - Save us from ourselves.
What would you like to drink apart from--
- We'd like to drink. - We like to drink.
Can I please have a glass of sangria?
- Sangria? - Yes, please.
- Do you have tequila? - Tequila.
Can I get that with ice and lime?
- Yes. Okay. - Thank you.
[speaking Spanish]
Coca-Cola normal.
Una Coca-Cola normal.
Do we--really? You want a normal Coke.
Can you not just say that?
Okay. You have some olives.
Gracias.
Are we ordering, or are they just bringing it?
They brought this. I have no idea.
I think they're bringing it, so I think it's like,
a set menu for--you know? - Thank you. Thank you.
Okay, you guys. I have a question for everybody.
What was everybody's favorite part about the trip?
I actually--it was a small moment, but I actually loved
watching them, um, make paella.
Look how beautiful. - Wow!
- Sofrito? - Sofrito.
That's, like, the base of the paella.
So it takes the taste
of the onion and the garlic and all that, and then--
Oh, steamy. [both laugh]
I love cooking classes, so that was really fun to watch.
I think one of my favorite moments was today,
being out by the ocean
and having just a very honest, real moment with everybody.
Even though it was emotional, it felt--
it felt like a good moment for all of us.
[reflective percussive music]
Today was really special. It was.
What was your favorite?
It's been a long time since I've felt, like,
relaxed and good on a trip.
If you think about, like, last year's trip,
which was just horrible--
- Where did we go? I forgot. - Aspen, girl.
We tried to block it out.
You have a pair of $750,000 earrings.
If you give it to them--
What's gonna happen?
Eh.
All I think about are victims.
I don't give a [BLEEP] about anybody else but me.
[tense music]
Look, we're not gonna go home Pollyanna
and think that everything is fabulous.
However, if I were to scale it on a whole, for me, it was
a much more positive experience than I've had in a long time.
But, Erika, earlier today, when we were doing the things
we wanted to let go of, there was something
that was, like, just cryptic to me.
'Cause I don't know the, like, you know--
the histories and everything about the group.
But, Erika, when you were saying you wanted to let go
of certain things in your life
despite what anybody might say, what does that mean?
♪
[lively music]
Today was really special, it was.
When we were doing our intentions and the things
we wanted to let go of, Erika, you were saying
you wanted to let go of certain things in your life.
I'm here to let this go in representation
of all the hurt the last 2 1/2 years
that I feel many of you have contributed to.
The last few years I was in this group,
I felt very mischaracterized and very misunderstood.
And, quite honestly, the morning when I woke up
and my appeal was reversed, I knew.
When everybody told me no, I was like,
"No, I know this is right."
And those things will always hurt.
So that's what that meant.
Yeah.
At Eagle Woman's retreat, or Dorit's retreat,
you said you weren't sure if you trusted this group.
I don't know that I can trust anybody
in this group, any one of you. - Yeah, yeah.
At the moment when I needed you the most,
I was very alone.
Are you feeling a little bit more--
- I feel more relaxed... - Okay.
In this group. Trust is something...
- Earned. - And I've always said this--
from the very first time that I've met these women--
it's earned, you know, over time.
And--and so all you can do is take that step by step.
It's one thing to hear what Erika had to say
at the releasing ceremony.
But it's another thing to see how deeply
she was affected by us.
You know, that's all you can really do,
and see how it plays out.
Although we were asking questions,
I thought she understood why we were asking questions.
We wanted to see her side of it.
And we also wanted to see some compassion
and empathy from her.
But we could have done the opposite and just moved on.
both: Yeah.
Okay, well, I'm gonna say this.
With that said, I would like to make a toast to Erika.
Thank you.
Now, some of us didn't receive door invitations
to your show.
Oh.
[curious tense music]
Here we go.
Tits up, shoulders back. Go.
There's one, and there's two.
- What is happening? - [exclaims]
- Oh, my gosh! - [squeals]
- But... - Oh.
I want to congratulate you on your residency.
- Thank you. - 'Cause I know that
this is a big deal for you... - It is.
And I think we're all proud of you.
Thank you.
And I know that we will all be there.
- Yep. - Yeah.
Totally invited.
Now, as my mother would make me do in elementary school,
I had to invite the entire class
to my birthday parties.
I was gonna say, I remember how much support
there was on Broadway
and how much fun and how nice it was.
And you were the one that chartered the plane.
- I sure did. - Private jet! Whoo!
- Thank you, Sutton. - I love it!
both: Cheers. - To Erika on Broadway.
[cheering]
So I'm just saying about that part--
so we have some work to do.
You know you're invited.
I'm not going to invite everyone but you.
Come on.
Could have--could have gotten an invitation,
just saying.
Thank you for the trip, Sutton.
Yeah, thank you for the trip. I had a nice time.
I know.
I'm glad we could all be here.
I'm excited to see this.
[upbeat flamenco music]
♪
Oh, look at that.
Whoo!
[rhythmic stomping]
Whoo!
♪
- Sutton. Sutton. - Excuse me.
Excuse me. Excuse me.
Your dress is getting lower and lower.
Not that low.
[cheers and applause]
Sutton, the hostess with the mostess.
Yes?
Are you thinking that
we are going to be dancing up there?
[anticipatory music]
I am so nervous and embarrassed to perform
in front of all these people, with professionals up there.
Sutton wants to get up there and show off her dancin' boots,
but nobody wants to see us.
Pretty sure they'd want to see the professionals.
This isn't chickening out.
I genuinely don't know if I can do it with my dress and shoes.
Honey, you take off those shoes
and hold up that dress like the other girls.
Get it in.
- "Get it in." - And make that face.
- I know, but I can't-- - Get it in.
Stomp that sh-- out.
And thank you everyone for being here.
I'm going to invite some special...
- [exhales nervously] - VP--VIP guests on stage.
Oh, my God.
Because they have been practicing a little bit.
I'm in orange. I don't have to go.
So embarrassing.
Do I have to take my coat off?
- Yes. - Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
Oh, my God. Oh, my God. - [cheers]
- Hola. - Hola, señora.
I already forgot it all.
I'm standing in the back. You stand in the front.
I am literally dead right now.
I'm so humiliated.
Oh, we're ready to start?
Uh-oh, I already forgot.
- Oh, me too. - I know.
Uno.
[rhythmic clapping, stomping]
[cheering]
I never thought that I would get emotional
about these women, but-- makes me nuts--
at the end of the day, I do love 'em.
I do, I love 'em.
And I want us to stay happy like this forever.
♪
We're laughing. We're having fun.
We're sharing things about ourselves
that we've never shared before.
We're getting through problems in our relationships
individually as a group, and it's so good.
♪
Nothing's more important than friendship,
because friends become your family.
And right now, this is my family.
And I love it.
[laughter]
Oh, my God! What a terrible--
Thank you for everything. We're so sorry!
Coming up...
Going through rough moments with Mau, it's inevitable.
Would you say this is one of the hardest?
Yes. Yeah.
[cheerful music]
♪ Good morning, good morning ♪
♪ Come on in, come on in
♪ I see you peekin' through my window just to say... ♪
- Hey, Garcelle. - Oh, hey.
What do you have there?
I thought it was something I was expecting for you,
but it's actually something you got for yourself.
I just wanted to-- - [gasps]
I've been waiting for those! - I know.
- Oh, my God! - I know.
- Hello, lover. Oh, my God. - Hello, lover.
Oh, my gosh.
Oh, my God. - They're good.
They're pretty fabulous.
I would wear these with just the shoe...
- Okay. - And a thong.
Wow.
♪ Good morning, good morning ♪
♪ Come on in
You guys, let's do homework.
You want Max to help or not? - [gasps]
Both. - Both help, okay.
I'm happy I don't have homework.
Let's do the reflex.
You're getting them all right.
I don't even know how to help you anymore.
Remember, Zoe, when you have two--
um, what do you call it-- even numbers
in addition or subtraction, it becomes another even number.
Okay.
You don't care. [mumbles indistinctly]
- [laughs] - I really don't.
Okay.
♪ Good morning, good morning ♪
Kings right. Bam.
Now, queens left. Bam.
Drop down. Yes.
Is this where you have me drop the split?
Yes.
We're dropped down.
- Wha! - Yep, still got it.
[upbeat music]
♪
♪ Let's get loco tonight
♪
This is so cute.
[doorbell rings]
You look cute. - Hi. So do you.
Mwah. What are you doing? What's going on?
Oh, my goodness. I just thought I'd pop by.
I'm so tired.
I feel like I'm gonna fall asleep.
I'm struggling, and so I have to break out a Coca-Cola.
Well, that used to be my thing.
- Oh, wow. - Yeah.
- It's good for you. - I'm cold. Sorry.
Um, what's going on?
Should we sit in your little sitting area?
- Yeah, let's sit in here. - Oh.
It's a beautiful room, Kyle. - Everyone calls it my room
because he took that room as his office.
That was my favorite room.
Speaking of, how are things with you and Mau-ster?
Mau'ster. Um, good.
You know, I've been seeing a therapist.
Okay, so where are you guys at these days?
We acknowledge, you know, that we've been
working too much... - Yeah.
And, um, taking a lot on.
- That's amazing. - And so I've been talking
to him on my own, and now Mau joined in.
Great. And how did it go?
I don't know.
The truth is, recently, one of my best friends seems
to be as disconnected as possible.
How come I don't know about all these movies
and things you're doing?
I forget to tell anybody, I really do.
I feel like I'm an afterthought.
Well, I guess I have to put your initial on my body
for you to actually care.
Anyway.
I just want to be there for Kyle.
I want her to know that she has support,
I love her, and I'm here for her.
We never fight. We don't get in fights.
I mean, if we do... - Wow.
Get in an argument and fight, it's me.
But the bad side of that is that you're not communicating.
- Mm. - You know, it's like so often,
it's like something will, you know, bother one of us.
And it's like, we'd just rather be peaceful and just not deal.
I told your mom you have a tattoo.
What is wrong with you?
She doesn't care.
I am more the one that will say, you know,
"This upsets me" and I have that fiery side,
where he's more like, just wants it to be peaceful
all the time, but that's not always a good thing.
- Right. - So--and then, you know,
add in the traveling and our work schedules.
I'm supposed to go to Portugal
during Portia's spring break.
I don't know if you guys want to all go to Portugal
and make it fun.
I have stuff I have to do here.
I don't think I'll be able to go anywhere like that.
Traveling took such a toll on us, Kyle.
- Yeah. - It took such a toll.
Well, because it's not just that they're away.
When people say that, you think,
"Oh, because they're away."
It's like, with that comes a lot of different things--
things that they're not here for,
things that they're missing out on.
Why did you accept going away that long?
Why does this meeting take so long?
Why did you get home so late from the meetings?
I almost feel like he thinks, "Give Kyle some time
and she'll get over it and she'll be fine."
But I'm telling him I--
it's a lot more than that.
We need help.
And he has to say yes to more things because, you know,
of the agency expanding so much.
Where are you off to right now? - Two second showings.
Got it.
To the Buying Beverly Hills event?
Yeah. Maybe?
- Um... - 50/50?
7:00 to 11:00 p.m., it's so past my bedtime.
You don't have to.
And then I would see him on these phone calls saying--
you know, worried about the agency--
this happened or that happened.
And, you know, it's like his child, you know?
And whatever was going wrong,
he would do everything he could,
all his energy to fix that.
- Yeah. - So I'm like,
if we're having an issue,
why can't you give that energy...
- Right. - That you give to the company?
I've supported him through everything since day one
when he had nothing.
[tense music]
And when I told him that we are in trouble
and I need you to work through this with me,
I needed to feel like that I was a priority
and that we were a priority.
I mean, would you say this is one of the hardest moments?
Yes. Yeah.
If there's no effort made or put into us...
we're not gonna end up together.
We'll never survive this.
♪
Next time on "The Real Housewives
of Beverly Hills"...
I really like your purse.
What is that, Céline?
Like, Céline Dion makes purses now?
[both laugh]
It's Mother's Day this weekend.
When do you think you're coming back?
I'm gonna be back as soon as I can.
You're not my mother.
Even though we've been so good about talking
in these sessions, I still find that I'm, like,
"well, I really want to talk about this,
but when are we meeting with Jamie next?"
Well, it becomes fun.
- I wouldn't say fun. - Well, I mean--
I wasn't laughing in those sessions.
I didn't want you to fall, but I had an opinion.
And I'm gonna stick by that forever.
♪
It never had to be this way.
♪