Previously, on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills".
We're gonna go on a little trip.
Road trip!
Okay, we're off!
Woo!
- Go! - Ah, good to go.
Down, bitch!
[laughter]
I was really offended when that man
said the comment about Teddi.
You wouldn't say anything because
it's not the popular thing to say.
I make a little misstep, you punish.
You won't speak to me for six months.
That's true.
Trust and honesty comes to mind
as the backbone of real friendship and sisterhood.
It's time for all of us to come together
and feel supported.
Especially Dorit.
Dorit, you reposted something Teddi wrote.
We had just talked about it earlier,
and you said you weren't friends with her.
I remember saying that I considered Teddi a friend.
I wouldn't categorize us as close friends.
This isn't what that's about.
Wait a second, I was the one explaining to you.
I know exactly what this is about.
[tense music]
No.
These hills have eyes
and they're all staring at me.
I honor my fine southern manners
by putting you in your place.
I've been in the game too long
to play by someone else's rules.
In Beverly Hills, money buys a lot,
but my independence?
Priceless.
Introducing the greatest product I've ever marketed:
myself.
I might look like a doll,
but don't wind me up.
[upbeat music]
Oh my God, the opening scene of my movie.
Executive producer, Garcelle Beauvais.
Oh, my God, I am not getting teary-eyed about this.
Oh, Mom, I wish you could see me.
You know what, honey?
I need to put some sunblock on you very quickly. Hold on.
- Are those your glasses? - They are, baby. Come here.
Those glasses are really nice, Mama. They say NBA on it.
They're Louis Vuitton. They're part of the NBA collection.
There are three designers.
That I want us to look at. Look at all these colors.
- It's fun. - Oh, wow. See?
You could, ah [bleep]. You know why I'm making these noises?
Cost. I don't want a room, I want a house.
I don't know where the wine glasses are.
Oh, can you get a drink for Tiffany too?
Does she like Diet Coke or regular Coke or--
No, she wants wine.
There's a little bottle of wine in there.
Just half a glass
'cause she'll drink the whole thing.
Here you go, don't drink it all.
- Make sure she doesn't spill. - Hmm, yes.
We just cleaned her dress.
She's always spilling stuff.
Okay, I think we got it. Put that there.
- There we go. - There we go.
- As long as she doesn't rock. - Okay. Yeah, don't rock.
- Pretend like you're my butler. - Okay.
- Hi. - Hi, I'm Jeff.
Hi Jeff, I'm Kyle.
No, Jeff, you're Jeff... the butler.
- Oh, I'm Jeff the butler. - Oh! Got it.
This is Jeff. He's my butler.
I'm fancy like Kathy Hilton.
Can I get you something to drink?
I'll do flavored sparkling water.
- Put it in the nice glass. - Your house is so pretty.
- Thank you so much. - I love it.
I actually live next door.
Well, I have a lot of properties.
I have a property in Las Vegas
'cause my boyfriend and I are professional poker players.
I have a beach house in Malibu, but we never go there
because there is a ghost there
and he really doesn't like us being there.
Um, I can't blame him.
I have two places in Bel-Air, right next door to each other.
This is my playhouse. This is where I have parties.
So, this is the playhouse.
[Kyle gasps]
Don't mind Tiffany. Tiffany's a little bit of an alcoholic.
Is that there all the time?
No, she moves around the house, like yeah.
Oh, that's really creepy.
I think I own that dress and that jacket.
This dress is um, Gaultier made it especially for Tiffany,
Jean-Paul Gaultier.
[curious music]
This is the fancy way to come in. Ms. Tilly?
I think that's Sutton.
Hello. Hi.
Sutton, you remember Jeff, right?
Good to see you. Yes, yes.
I was trying to get Jeff to answer the door
and say I'm the butler.
I'm giving you my best Hollywood.
- Look how gorgeous you are. - I had green glasses on too.
My gosh and your feather shoes. That's so funny.
- Would you like a cocktail? - Or champagne is good.
Jeff, sweetie, can you give Kyle
a little bit more sparkling water?
These glasses are fabulous but they don't hold that much.
Right? This is true.
Okay, so do you guys have your outfits ready
for my denim and diamonds party?
I don't but I have so many cowboy hats and cowboy boots.
She does, she does.
It's my first party I've ever done like, without Mo.
You might find it liberating.
You might finish the party and be like,
hell yeah, this is Kyle's house.
It feels funny to be having my first party alone,
without Mo being my co-host.
There was always something going wrong that he would help with.
- Mo, I love you. You fixed it? - Now I can go shower.
Love you.
I feel a little strange.
Like I don't know what to put on the invitations.
Kyle's house? Umansky residence?
I just feel a little bit lost.
- Were you tired after our trip? - Oh, no.
That was nonstop. When you and Dorit had that big blowup.
You have treated me a certain way
for a sustained period of time.
I'm fed up with it.
I was a very good friend for many, many, many, many years.
I don't give a flying F.
God gave you two ears and one mouth for a reason.
Can you let me talk?
It's okay, Kyle. It's time for you to----ing listen.
We were all like, oh my.
But I felt like it cleared the air a little bit
where you were talking about how felt
and she was talking about how she felt.
Absolutely, I felt better.
I felt a lot lighter the next day.
Obviously, we still have to have a conversation.
But it was a step or two in the right direction, for sure.
Well, great.
Well, now you have your own problems.
I was like, excuse me, ma'am, I'd like to take over for you.
I remember saying that I considered Teddi a friend.
I wouldn't categorize us as close friends.
This isn't what that's about.
Sutton, I was the one explaining to you!
I know exactly what this is about.
No.
I mean, that went south really fast.
All I was trying to do was get all of us as a group
to understand that we can express our feelings
without being ostracized, without being yelled at,
without being ganged up on.
And Dorit just kept talking about Teddi.
You're missing the point, Dorit.
It's not about Teddi, it's not about you specifically.
This is about a bigger thing. It's about the group as a whole.
You know, it's sort of like how Miss Americas,
when they're asked a question, they just keep talking
until they think that maybe they've answered.
[upbeat music]
[doorbell chimes]
- I'll open it, Mama. - Okay.
- Hi, baby. - There she is. Love it.
Mama, it's 2:17, I have to leave.
He has to leave, yeah, he's going to tennis.
Gimme kiss. Bye. I love you.
Love you, baby.
- Bye, Jagger. Nice to see you. - Bye.
- Bye, bye, sweetheart. - I made us some water but...
Not I made us some water.
I'm so tired, Erika.
- Okay, Dorit. - Ah, I'm so tired.
I was so tired from Oceanside.
I got home.
It took me like a solid hour to get in the shower.
Like, I just sat there for like, what is going on?
There was sand everywhere. There was...
You're lucky. With everything that's happening with PK and I,
I shouldn't say it's as bad as it could be
because I'm sure it can get worse.
- Oh, it can always get lower. - Yeah.
But it's, it's, we haven't spoken in two weeks.
We're talking like, five times a day.
I know, but we're not going to.
That co-dependency is what we have to break.
Do you feel overwhelmed?
[sighs]
I cannot imagine how hard
it is to separate with little children.
I was one of those children.
I remember when my mom got divorced.
I remember when she got separated, not once, but twice!
You can try to hide, but they feel it.
They're in the house. They know.
I know you're supported by your family but I also want you
to feel supported in this group, and I know that you don't.
No, I don't.
And I also know what that feels like.
Yeah.
And I hope that you and Kyle got somewhere in Oceanside.
- We definitely did. - Perfect.
Listen, Kyle and I got to where we needed to get,
which is the beginning.
Where we get it all out and now we can start somewhere.
And I'm happy about that. So, anyway.
First of all, I really like Boz.
- Me too. - I really think she's cool.
- I'm pretty direct on things. - Yeah, you are.
Not that I'm gonna go and piss a bunch of people off.
But I also recognize that because of my directness,
sometimes it can be...
- Blunt? - Yes.
I don't intend to be mean.
No, you don't need to soften your edges for anybody.
Just be yourself.
The pictures from her trip.
And being with her daughter.
It just looks really special.
And to think that she got to Oceanside
and then the next morning was at LAX.
And she's flying in the morning of Kyle's party.
Anyway, Sutton
leading this charge of sisterhood and honesty,
it just, it just felt so hypocritical.
And then she raises her voice at me,
and then I raise my voice back, and then she's mad at me?
How dare I?
Yes, well I... yeah.
I did lose it on the Sprinter with her.
There was a moment when you, Erika,
kind of whispered something to Kyle.
Well, you thought it.
So, when you first brought up in the Sprinter to Erika,
why didn't you speak up?
Yeah, because I could hear her stage whisper to you.
Well, that's not what Dorit said last night.
I said she was absolutely my friend.
I don't think she would characterize our friendship
as we're super close.
But I was surprised that she tagged me.
The point of this whole sisterhood pact
is that we don't talk about each other behind each other's back,
especially in a whisper at the table.
Do ya get it, Erika?
At least I had the balls to say to Kyle,
that's different than what I heard the other night.
Okay, whatever my comment is, at least I said it.
Yes.
Sutton's looking at me like well, you know.
[bleep] you, you say it.
How many times do we say things under our breath?
Do you want me to announce it to the crowd?
That's not what she said last night.
This is a dynamic, amazing group of women.
And I'm like, what has happened to us?
We unraveled.
I am not angry with Dorit.
[clock chimes loudly]
That's my antique clock.
[chiming continues]
Okay.
That belonged to Cher.
Um, like with Dorit,
I'm not angry with her,
but I still feel the way I feel.
It's just like the ceremony goes,
we can all be friends and get upset.
It's all gonna work out in the end.
- There you go. - And there you have it.
Coming up.
I don't think Dorit had anything to do
with her jewelry and the robbery.
But I think someone did.
[upbeat music]
Glenda, I can't believe we can't find that butterfly.
- I know, but. - Do you think it's in storage?
I think it's gonna be over there somehow.
- In storage? - Yes.
'Cause that was a gift from Sutton.
You know she's coming over here today, in a U-Haul!
Oh, my goodness. Is she? My god!
[laughs heartily]
- I can't believe. - Oh, my god.
So, I need your help, you and Avi.
If you can rent a U-Haul and haul some stuff
from my house to the beach house.
Okay.
We're gonna drive to Oxnard. Will you keep an eye on Kobe?
Yeah, sure.
We're gonna help Garcelle with a little project today.
We're the moving company.
I come with a Rolodex of movers.
I know, but we're gonna save money today.
And, and I'm gonna move.
- Uh-huh. - Mm-hmm.
This is your gift?
Uh-huh. And you're coming with me.
What?
This is so exciting!
How about if we put them in the bags, in the empty box.
Then you don't need to take that.
Yeah, let's do that.
It's been almost three years in the making
since I bought the beach house
that we are finally being able to move in.
Isn't it crazy that we're just
bought a house, just to knock it down?
Coming from where we came from.
To be able to work and to be able to do this.
- I'm proud of you. - Thank you.
- I am so proud of you. - Thank you.
I've been dreaming of this day for so long,
it feels like you know, Christmas time in May.
[horn honks]
Oh, my god!
She really did it! Oh, my god, she really did it.
No, Garcelle, you are not helping me.
Straight back. Straight back.
You are not helping the professional. Oh.
- Emergency brake, please. - I am pushing it on!
Oh god, they're fussin'.
Oh, my god, you look so cute!
You look like that lady with the...
- Rosie the Riveter. - You are a good friend.
Yeah, yes, I am. Uh-huh, yes, I am.
This is how much I love Garcelle.
I wouldn't even do this for myself.
I mean, maybe my children.
Let's do this. Vamanos!
This is my Prada surfboard.
Cute. Avi will surprise you with his lifting capabilities.
He's actually quite stronger than he looks.
Even though he's on the "Ozempia" thing.
Shove it in there, on the side.
Oh, she wants to shove it all right.
Shove this somewhere. That's it. That is it.
Oh, my god, it's heavy! Oh, my god.
Let's hit the road, okay.
I just don't know where my Birkin's sittin'.
You brought a Birkin to move?
Don't you know her by now?
[upbeat music]
I think you need to get a helicopter.
Are you buying me one for my housewarming?
[laughs]
It's a little less than an hour.
It's a beautiful drive. You know, you just chill.
[upbeat music]
We're obviously working on the landscape.
Thank you, you're so sweet. You should go help your boss.
She's fine.
Hang on, I lost you!
Seriously, we're right here.
Look, I'm obsessed with my front door. I'm obsessed.
I loved it from the street.
- Entrez. Bienvenue. - Oh, it's so pretty.
- Welcome. - This is so good.
Thank you! I'm so excited.
So many decisions to make, floors, doors, windows.
I couldn't do it. It would give me such great anxiety.
It was so much.
At one point, I was like, oh, my god, I need help.
- But here we are. - I love it so much.
Laundry room.
And there's another room.
- Yes! - It's a triple bunk bed.
It's a triple queen bunk bed.
We could be on this bunk together.
You're always trying to find a way
to sleep with me, Garcelle.
This is like, the moment for Garcelle.
This is the primary.
Is that a real eucalyptus tree?
It's an olive tree, but it's faux.
Oh. She worked so hard to buy this property.
Oh, I love this fireplace!
I know! It's double-sided. You can be in the tub.
I love this. I mean, she's done it all herself.
- You're having the same as me? - Uh-huh!
And she's done this for her family.
- We're gonna go upstairs. - Do whatever, Avi.
Make yourself happy.
I will.
And when you think about little girl Garcelle from Haiti
and...
God, made me cry.
I mean, way to go, Garcelle. She's inspiring me.
You are a beacon.
Look what you've done with your life.
Thank you.
I mean, it's interesting because we spent the day here
the other day 'cause we were just dying to be up here.
And Jax came up to me and he said,
"Mom, you know, you've given us a life
that's already incredible,
and then you did this as a single mom."
And you know.
They don't say stuff like that.
You know? And so, it really meant a lot.
Yeah. It's hard um, to get thanks from our children.
Yes.
- But. - Yes.
Okay, we digress. I've been thinking about it a lot.
Now with this group,
there are things happening all of a sudden.
There's some shifts happening.
- And I think we need-- - Where?
Well, um, it's not just with Dorit and Kyle.
Now, I mean, we've got Dorit and me.
Right.
And this is a person that I had just had
a heart-to-heart with on a boat.
What you're going through is really hard.
And I've been there.
And I want you to know that you can lean on me a little bit.
I appreciate that.
If it comes to divorce,
or whatever is happening with those children.
If she wants me to
guide her with finance stuff.
The other shoe is gonna drop on Dorit.
What's the other shoe?
The, that PK shoe.
And I think that at some point she's gonna realize
that she's in a big mess.
And we are going to have to pull together.
We will have to.
You know, what I said last year
about her jewelry and the robbery.
I don't think Dorit had anything to do with that.
Uh-uh.
But I think someone did.
I think Dorit just happened to be
at the wrong place at the wrong time.
Ooh.
[tense music]
Coming up.
You've always been condescending to me.
Honey, you were a total---- to me.
Damn!
[upbeat music]
There she is! Come on in.
- Hello. - How are you?
You look nice and pretty.
- Would you like some water? - Would love.
Grab you some. Have a lot of things to tell you about.
What's going to happen in this home.
I will be here four years in November,
but I'm finally now,
and it has stirred up a lot of emotions,
which we can get into.
For sure.
Want to make this place a sanctuary
so that when I come here, I feel enveloped
in peace, tranquility, glamor.
I've been wanting that for you for a long time.
Really? Good.
When I moved into the home I live in now,
it was horrible.
I would not step outside, and every time I did,
there were terrible paparazzi pictures taken of me.
I was so upset, so emotional,
so down, that I just hid in the house for three years.
I hand you one of these fabulous coasters.
I would love that.
So, to be able to start over is a big deal.
And to put pretty, new things into the house,
I'm excited about life again.
I no longer want to be a hermit.
These are big changes for me.
These last few years, I was trying just to survive.
So many legal fights, personal fights.
Which brings me to my next point.
Sutton gave us a speech in Oceanside about sisterhood.
But then, the next morning, she points me out.
I made some comment to Kyle about what Dorit said,
and apparently it wasn't good enough,
or I should have brought it up to the entire group.
Speaking about Sutton's personality,
why is it inconsistent?
There has been these occasions
in which Sutton feels like she's being left out of things,
and her personality flips.
There was a joke happening at the table. Am I right?
Who was in on the joke? Raise your hand.
Honestly. Let the mouse go.
You had your fun. Let it go.
I've seen her get angry about it
and I've seen her get very insecure.
Are you upset that they didn't ask you to go up there
when you wore pants?
No! This had nothing to do with the pants!
I'm not really here to diagnose personality disorders
but you know.
I mean, I have one.
I've worked so hard
to that is the past, you need to move forward.
Why do I get, and I hate this word, triggered like that?
Sutton tends to trigger you for a number of reasons.
I think that any time you get a "should",
your kneejerk reaction is [bleep] you,
don't tell me what to do.
How dare you judge me. [bleep] off.
Well said.
That is historical for you.
I think it's less about Sutton
and more about your history of shoulds in this group of women.
And I think also that you have your own list of shoulds
of what the women should have done for you.
It's interesting to hear you say that
because Sutton threw a surprise pajama party
pizza party for Kyle.
We are here for you and we want you to know that.
You know, Mauricio's moved out, and that's a lot on you.
I know.
But I was not given a pizza party.
I was actually met with a lot of judgment.
You didn't get a pizza party
because your divorce wasn't clean.
No.
The earrings, and all of that crap,
made you into the villain.
- And then you made it worse. - Participated. Yes, I did.
You have a lot of----ing nerve.
Don't talk to me like that.
- Or what? - Seriously.
- Or what? - Or nothing.
Right, exactly. Shut the [bleep] up.
- There was also... - Lexapro and alcohol.
Yes, that's not the best combination.
No. That's not pizza party behavior.
No.
Maybe at some point there is a pizza party
with these women where they're able to acknowledge
the sh-- you took
and you can further acknowledge the sh-- you gave,
that you shouldn't have.
Maybe they can come over when we redo the house?
Yeah, I think that would be the perfect pizza party.
And by the way, I'll be on call for you that night.
Yeah, please do.
I think you know your client. [laughs]
[upbeat country rock]
I'm gonna come in on that little mini pony,
naked, like Lady Godiva.
[sings "William Tell Overture"]
[laughs]
It's my crown. A cowboy hat, for me, is my crown.
Can you imagine if I just came out with like,
a G-string and chaps?
Look, this is my new life, guys. New chapter, new me.
[upbeat country rock]
Tonight it's denim and diamonds.
So, I pulled from my collection, which is all vintage.
Archives, the archives.
It looks like western couture, to me.
- Thank you, it is. - I must say.
It is. It is.
[clicks tongue]
[both chuckle]
I haven't ridden a bull since my great-grandmother's funeral.
Was such a good time.
[country rock]
Oh, my god.
Look at this sexy girl.
- Oh, my God! Hi! How are you? - Hello. You look amazing.
Thank you for inviting me. It looks great.
- I am so glad you're here. - How are you doing?
It's been really rough.
But it just feels kinda weird. Like, this is my first party.
Without him, like.
Yes. You know, he's at this bachelor pad,
no responsibilities, no photos.
Doesn't deal with the day to day. It's a party for them.
Midlife crisis, this is fun. Young girls.
- Midlife crisis. - Blah, blah, blah.
I think that right now, Camille is projecting a bit.
Yeah, no. I know it. Been there, done that.
Has Mo done a few things that I could have lived without,
that I've had to see on the internet?
Yes, for sure.
But Camille's experience and my experience
are both very different.
I mean... it could be a lot worse.
Coming up.
Kyle told me PK texts her.
[country music]
How are you?
So glad to see you.
There's a little pony. Look!
Ah, you look gorgeous!
Just so you know, there's a place over there to get tattoos.
And apparently he's very cute.
Oh. That might change where I get it.
Yeah, exactly. Exactly.
I wanted it here but now, would you mind putting
a little tattoo that says welcome mat?
Oh sh--. [laughs]
I want Porter to have a good time.
Here comes Porter. Pretty in pink.
- We're gonna have fun. - Yes! Yes!
Come on, girls!
I wanna do a picture. Picture, picture, picture.
Have to make myself look skinny.
Oh no, wait! No, do it again. Do it again.
People always say to me, what are you wearing to the party?
And I always say, don't go by me.
I'm going to be egregiously overdressed.
Life is short.
I have fabulous jewelry, I have fabulous clothes.
If I wanna wear my fabulous jewelry and clothes
to the local Starbucks, so be it.
All right, madame.
I like the zipper on those, that's great.
This? Yeah, this is vintage.
- That's cool. - Vintage vest.
- But it's like. - Where it's all at.
Right? Wanna have a drink. I want to like, chill.
Where do you think the bar is in these parts?
In the parts. You're really feeling the...
[laughs]
I wanna laugh. I wanna have a good time.
I wanna forget about my troubles.
I wanna not feel worried, panicked...
and as if my life is going up in smoke.
For one hour.
- How are you? - Very good. You look amazing.
Whoa, look at you!
Well, hello! Look at you, mama.
- Hi, sweetheart. Mwah! - Hi, baby.
I have a hat. That's my latest one.
You didn't even react to that?
- Oh, my god! - How can you not react?
Lael and I were just in Brazil to celebrate her 15th birthday.
'Cause every year I take her away to a destination
in the world, wherever she wants to go.
She presents the idea.
I want to reach every continent by the time I turn 18.
No, you have to speak up Lael, come on here.
- Want to go to Brazil. - Okay, next page, please.
She defends her position. I approve and pay.
- Where did you get these? - Vintage.
They're from my collection.
Oh! Look at how wonderfully it fits you.
- Did you get it tailored? - No!
- Lemme see. Turn around, girl. - You got it, bubba.
Yeah, oh, look, the best booty, too?
Keep going, keep going, keep going. Okay, that's good.
I'm gonna watch Garcelle get her tattoo.
Oh, Garcelle.
- Yes? - You gettin' a tattoo?
- Yes. - What you getting?
- "1111" my favorite numbers. - Oh, you are?
- I cannot get a tattoo. - Are you gonna get one?
I'm thinking about it. I have to think about what I wanna get.
- Badass bitch. - Okay, you know what?
You are off the voting committee.
- Hi, Garcelle. - Wes.
How are you, Wes? Nice to meet you.
I'm doing "1111". I think Kyle has told you.
- Yeah, she sent it to me. - I just don't know where.
- Well, I'll help you. - Okay, good. Hi.
Do you wanna do right here on the outside of the wrist?
- I would love that. - Just 11 11, right?
11 11. But not too big.
Okay.
I'm so excited. I'm so excited!
- Where did you do it? - We haven't done it yet.
Okay, where are you gonna do it?
We're about to do it. Right here.
- Something really thin. - It's angel numbers.
Yeah. What do you think? Okay.
Not 4!
That's the number of the devil!
No, it's not, the devil is 6-6-6.
- Thank you, Kathy. - I was kidding.
So, we'll move 'em up and do 'em a little thinner.
- I'll do whatever you say. - She said good luck.
- So, I didn't tell you this. - What? What?
I had a really heartfelt talk with Kyle.
Because I felt like we stay on the surface.
And we don't go deeper.
And I actually said to her that I would like to go deeper
'cause we have a lot in common, especially now
that she's maybe getting a divorce,
kids are leaving the house.
Or going. Yeah, uh-huh.
So, we had a great talk.
But she told me
that PK texts her.
[tense music]
Coming up.
You're angry and you're not angry at me.
You're angry at your life.
Oh!
I had a really heartfelt talk with Kyle.
But she told me
that PK texts her.
It's interesting that she said
Mo and PK are so connected.
Yeah. Well how about that PK reaches out to me?
What?
I would have a problem with that.
My possible ex-husband is texting my girlfriend?
But Kyle told me that Dorit does know that they talk.
If that's the case, then amazing.
I personally, Garcelle Beauvais,
I would care.
I would care if my ex-husband was texting you.
I would not be okay with it.
Yeah, but she hasn't talked to Dorit in months.
Maybe she feels closer to PK.
I think it's a little weird.
I've always known that PK,
and Dorit, and Mo would hang out.
And I know Kyle thinks PK is so funny.
But once the dynamic shifted
between Dorit and PK, that should stop.
Ah! I love it, I love it, I love it!
I appreciate it. Thank you.
[country rock]
My front!
Whoa! The taste of tequila just like, startled me.
How are we feeling being here?
Because we haven't talked about...
I know. Sutton raising her voice to me in the Sprinter.
Sutton and I have known each other now for a few years
and we've never, ever settled into a friendship
where it's consistent.
- It's not stable. - We like each other.
Its good and then it flips out.
But now I have a thought.
Do we need to bring this,
okay now we're calling it a tribal council.
- Bring everybody together. - Why don't you do that?
- Do we need to do that? - I think we do.
Because I feel like well, if were gonna talk about it,
like there was already the beef where it was like, oh,
I can't talk to you by yourself.
When we were on the beach, Boz and Dorit
had a very long conversation,
and everybody felt left out.
Not everything is for everybody at the table.
I like the idea of having a tribal council,
where everybody brings every problem,
every observation to the whole group.
But it's not realistic.
- Oh, hello, Jennifer. - Hello!
And I've already seen that in the big groups,
we're not talking about anything deep.
We just start arguing.
Actually, I'm not even gonna say "we".
They start arguing.
Hi, nice to meet you.
I'm living for her necklace. It's so good.
It's Chanel. Love the diamonds and the--
Okay, y'all. I know, you know.
I just have to do it.
- Uh-oh. - Because...
Hold on to your hats, girls!
I'm sorry
but I don't want us to be so disjointed.
I really meant it
when we had our last night at Oceanside.
I mean what I say, sisterhood, honesty.
Oh, my god, I've been so tired of these speeches for years,
and I've been holding it in.
I'm just trying to move forward, man.
Just give me a----ing break.
And I feel like we're all talking
behind each other's backs,
and I really want us
to feel free and open
and honest with one another.
I do appreciate the sisterhood moment, I really do.
And I think that it's sincere.
But the one thing I would like to say to you.
Since we're all being open.
You're volatile.
I don't think she meant it as a compliment.
I think she meant it as a putdown.
But I do think it is a good description of Sutton.
It's inconsistent.
It's great and then it gets flipped on its head.
No, I'm truthful.
I was just calling something out.
But sometimes you overreact, Sutton, when you are stressed.
Wait a minute!
Wait one second.
Please don't raise your voice, Sutton.
I'm not in a place where I appreciate that.
I had a strong reaction when you did it last time.
Please, don't raise your voice.
Do you know how many times I have not been in a place
where I have appreciated people yelling at me in this group?
Have you thought about like, what you say to get 'em to yell?
Hang on. Then I will talk in a very soft voice.
Just talk normal. Just don't raise your voice.
I'm gonna talk normal for you.
See, you can't be real and honest
so you can't lead the charge.
Dorit, you sometimes don't listen.
But that's 10 years. She ain't never gonna listen.
We've been trying to get Dorit to shut up for years!
What is the point you want to make then?
What is weighing on you the most?
My point was is that we can be honest without...
- Then lead by example. - I'm trying to.
No, you're not.
You're talking the talk, you're not walking the walk.
I'm trying to, Dorit. Are you?
Here we go, here we go.
Here we go. I'm going to speak.
If hushed tones help you, I am trying to.
- This is not genuine. - I am trying to.
And this is not kind. And this is not real.
[scoffs] This is as real as it gets.
[mocks] Is it? Is it really real?
- Okay, baby, no, no, no. - When you start doing that.
Listen, you're angry, and you're not angry at me.
You're angry at your life.
Oh.
Ladies and gentlemen, meet Sutton Stracke.
The woman who loves to support
other women at their lowest.
[tense music]
You're angry, and you're not angry at me.
You're angry at your life.
- And that's all. - Thousand percent.
- Then don't take it out on me. - I am not in a good place.
Remember?
It is not my fault that you are in the position that you are in.
Sutton, too far. Low blow.
Why would you say that to her right now?
By the way, I agree, but I'm not gonna say that to her right now.
Don't say sh-- that you're gonna regret.
I'm not!
No, you've been waiting to say that, haven't you?
No, no, no. Listen, you're not wrong.
- I know I'm not wrong. - You actually came to me.
I rarely am wrong.
Saying I know exact- Really?
I'm being honest, and open, and truthful, and transparent.
My life sucks right now.
I am not in a good place, at all.
And I have zero tolerance for more bullsh--.
It's as simple as that.
How's that for transparent?
And honest and open.
Great.
What else?
Dorit...
I'm not angry with you.
I raised my voice in the Sprinter
because I feel like you were not listening
and understanding the bigger point.
It was not about you.
It's about all of us being able to talk
and understand that when we
are having a moment,
that we can still be friends afterwards.
I understood that very well.
But you know what? Can I say. That we also can't weaponize.
- In moments of vulnerability. - Who's weaponizing?
- You just did though. - When?
- Right, just now. - How?
When you said that she's not mad at you, she's mad at her life.
- That's weaponizing. - Yeah, it's low.
You take the horrible situation
that's happening in somebody's life and turn it back around,
sharpen it, and stick 'em with it.
Ooh! That's war.
It's not fair. Absolutely out of bounds.
But if we're all gonna be honest it's like, if we know that.
- Sorry, can I just, I'm sorry. - You can't weaponize that.
I'm sorry to butt in now, but years ago, my house burnt down.
I lost my house, I lost my assistant of many, many years.
And I didn't get a lot of compassion or empathy from some,
especially Dorit and I went to blows.
Honey, you were a total---- to me.
Damn!
[Kyle gasps]
Okay, where did that come from?
Damn! Right outta the gate, Dorit.
Dorit, why must we use the C word?
Even though you're being one, let's not use it.
You were a total---- to me. You know why?
You call me a---ing----.
I called you a stupid----.
Wow.
Not a----ing----. I did it as a joke.
Camille, you're a stupid----!
Dorit.
Once upon a time, I regretted calling Camille a C-U-N-T.
Now, I feel like Camille's a stupid----ing----.
I said you were stupid---- as a joke.
Okay, I didn't know at that time. But after, I found out.
- But not at that time. - You always knew it, Camille!
I did not know it at that time.
And you just used it because you needed a moment.
- That's bullsh--. No, I didn't.
You always need a moment!
- Always need a moment. - Oh, really?
The person that takes selfies all the time.
They have to wait for hours to show up at events
because you're taking photoshoots.
- And? - Like you put them on hold.
Who's them?
Your friends!
Where have you been, Camille? What are you doing here?
You need a moment?
You are still condescending. That's my point.
You've always been condescending to me.
Lord have mercy.
I did feel bad for you the first day I met you at my house.
When you came to my house with her.
My name is Erika. My name is Erika.
----
You're a different person now, Dorit.
I don't know what happened to you but you have changed.
Camille, you know what she's going through, come on.
I know, I feel bad, and I went through a lot too.
We've all gone through a lot.
It's not a competition.
Hell and back.
I really, and I meant what I said,
I will always be there for you when, or if you ever need me.
I would really love to believe that, Sutton.
But actions are gonna speak louder than words.
Your actions too, honey.
I don't think Sutton gives one [bleep]
about me or what I'm going through.
I think Sutton cares more about looking like a sincere,
empathetic friend.
Far more than being a sincere, empathetic friend.
Everyone could work on their actions and their delivery.
Everybody.
And not holding on to a grudge.
Kyle, it's a wonderful party. Thank you.
Thanks.
[tense music]
Next time, on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills".
PK and I, we had a therapy session.
He throws out, "This is why I want a divorce!"
No!
We're just gonna cleanse the space.
It's gonna give us a cleansed spirit.
- Now, this is the bedroom. - Are we trying to catch a man?
Yes, several.
Well, we're not doing it in here.
I will not speak to PK anymore.
What more do you----ing want from me?
I want you to stop----ing raising your voice at me!