- Previously on "The Real Housewives
of Beverly Hills"...
- Put your drink down. - No.
- We're gonna go now, though.
Diana, help her. - Of course.
- I love you all. - [laughs]
- Come on. Let's go.
- Good luck.
- I want to eat a meal, and, like,
be okay with it.
- Have you sought treatment? - I need to.
It's time, but I don't know what's gonna come out.
- You know what's gonna come out?
A better Crystal.
I asked Crystal, "Have you sought professional help?"
"No." both: What?
- She said that?
My mom passed in hospice,
and I'm still in shock, I think.
- How are you feeling, Rinna? - It's just--
it hasn't really hit me, I don't think.
- I didn't mean to hurt you or Harry.
I'm sorry.
- You did say you were sorry. - I did.
- And I have to move on now.
- You talk out of both sides of your mouth.
- Well, so do you. - No, I don't.
- And you know what? (BLEEP) you.
Get out of my house.
If you're gonna talk like this, you should leave.
[devious music]
- I don't need the spotlight.
I shine just fine.
- Hi, I'm karma,
and yes, I am a bitch.
- You can take all my things
and you won't have taken a thing that matters.
- The only thing better than having it all
is having even more.
- If you want a seat at my table,
you best mind your manners.
- They say talk is cheap,
but in Beverly Hills, it can cost you.
- I have nothing to hide and nothing to lose,
and that makes me dangerous.
- When you're the real deal,
you don't have to pretend.
* *
[pop music]
* *
- Hi, guys! - Hello.
- It's so great to see you both.
- Let me see. It looks great.
I haven't seen you in so long. - Such beautiful teeth.
- You guys ready? - Yeah, let's do it.
- PK, you wanna go first?
- Okay, so you may have a seat.
How are you?
- I'm good, thank you. - Good?
- I'm looking forward to getting my teeth cleaned.
- Honey, you do realize you're not gonna be able to speak
for, like, ten minutes.
That means I get to do all the talking.
- Honey, that's normal life for me...
- [chuckles] - With you.
- About two years ago, PK decided to get his teeth done.
PK's, like, basically smiling all the time now.
- Go ahead and swish for ten seconds.
- So I had to get my teeth done.
I mean, you're not a real couple
unless you do your teeth together.
There he is. - How are you?
- There he is. - Long time no see.
- The best dentist in the whole entire world.
- It's so good to see you.
You guys are aging in reverse. - I am, anyway.
- Seriously, I think the new teeth spearheaded,
like, a whole-- - Yes, it did.
- Looking fantastic. - Yes.
- But why didn't any of that happen for me then?
I mean, sh--'s gone down since I've had these teeth--
a home invasion, a DUI.
I mean, these teeth don't appear to be that lucky.
- I'm not happy that PK didn't tell me
about his police encounter...
- I decided because I wasn't booked or such,
that I wasn't gonna tell you the whole thing happened.
- Are you kidding me?
The only reason why you did
is because you needed me to pick your car!
- Yes.
- But it doesn't make me lose all trust in him.
- Seriously, gentle.
- Of course, if he makes another mistake,
I may not be so easy on him.
- The Bugatti?
- The party? - Oh!
- The party. - No, he said
he's gonna buy me a Bugatti.
- I think I actually heard him say,
"I've got Bugattis for both of you guys."
- [laughs] Yeah.
- Yes, so I've been involved with this charity.
It's called Homeless Not Toothless.
- Okay. - For people
that couldn't afford getting their teeth cleaned,
getting them done.
- Oh, I like that.
- So PK and I are putting on
a little event.
I'm on the board of this charity...
Homeless Not Toothless. - Oh, wow.
- Sharon Stone is on the board with me.
- Yeah, yeah. That's a big one.
- I feel very privileged.
It's a really incredible...
Beautiful charity. - Great.
- So I'm gonna have a dinner at home.
- That sounds fun. - I love that.
- I'm comin' with my bells on.
- I'm so excited.
So if you're in town, I'd love for you and your wife to come.
- Yeah, I'd love to.
Maybe we can select
a well-deserving person,
and we can do a gift of a smile.
- I love that. - Yeah.
- Sharon Stone and I used to be neighbors.
When she got involved with Homeless Not Toothless,
she knocked on my door and she said, "This is a great charity.
You should really look into it," and so, I did.
It was a charity that didn't have a lot of attention,
and I felt like
I could do something to bring even more awareness.
- No cleanup. - Okay.
Wow, they look beautiful, baby.
- Have you got a picture of the befores?
- Yeah. - Let's have a look.
- Oh, my God, I'm not sure I'm prepared to look at it again.
- Oh, yes. - Oh, my God, PK!
- That's when I met you.
Look at that. - That is what I married.
That's what I had children with.
- That's love. - That is love!
- No, can you imagine what a catch I am?
- Seriously.
- If I could manage to pull Dorit with those teeth.
[upbeat music]
* *
- I can never remember where we put my key.
- Yeah, it would probably be helpful
if it was on your keychain.
- Also, I don't know how to close down the store.
- You probably should know that though, right?
For your store. - Okay.
I sometimes play stupid. I do know how to do it.
- Uh-huh.
- Yes.
* *
- Hello.
- Hi. - Hi.
- You're so, like, fancy.
- Okay, because I just literally call this
"the kitchen sink outfit." I just--
- You keep this on your kitchen sink?
- [laughs] Yes.
- Let's sit here. - Okay, let's sit here.
- Hi.
- [sighs] Okay, that was a lot of work.
I might not look COVID-y, but I'm just exhausted.
- Well, I'm gonna tell you... - It takes the life out of you.
- Porter has been working
at the store... - Okay.
- And she told me today that she has a sore throat.
Do you wanna come work for my store?
'Cause apparently I have to hire some people.
- You better be paying a lot. - I pay commission.
[cricket chirps]
You could make a lot of money. - No, I could wor--
I'm really good at sales.
You know I used to work in clothing?
My first job in retail was Victoria's Secret.
I was 16 years old.
I ended up getting fired the same day
'cause I was too young.
So I walked right across into Finish Line.
Here's the thing: I hate feet,
but I got, like, three bucks commission
if you sold the shoe cleaner.
[sighs] Killed it.
How are you? How was Sábado?
- It was terrible. - Well, I--okay.
Full disclosure, I saw Lisa yesterday.
- Ugh!
- I heard her side.
- Lisa blew up at me. - Well, she said she's angry.
No, she said she's very angry at you.
- Well, she didn't say that at lunch
when it was just me and her. - Right.
- But when she has her audience,
then she can explode
and look at me like she's going to kill me.
- Do you wanna resolve it?
Do you want it to be over with, or--
- I--you know, I've done everything that I can.
This is on her.
It's not on me. - Right.
- Well, I'm sick of talking about Lisa.
Tell me what's going on with you,
because you have not talked to me
about what's going on lately.
- I talked to Rinna about Amelia's eating disorder,
'cause she's anorexic-- she was anorexic.
Rinna told me that
everyone was talking about it the other day, which is fine.
- It did come up, about your eating disorder and whatnot,
so that was talked about the other day.
- Okay. - People are--
- Concerned. - You can get the right help,
because I've watched my daughter.
- I really do think that you should
do something about it. - I guess I'm just like,
is it--is it really gonna be forever?
You know? - I personally don't think so.
- I forget that, because it's so normal for me,
how not normal it is for other people,
'cause they don't know much about it,
so, you know, I understand that bringing it out
is, you know, concerning for people, so...
- Uh-huh.
It seemed to me, like,
not out of--
I don't know. - Say it.
- I don't know if the concern was, like,
grave concern, or...
I don't-- - Like, judging me?
- A little.
- Because I have an eating disorder?
- Or, "What is this?"
- This is a lifelong journey.
This is not, like, "You have enough money.
You have enough time."
Like, I have all the access to find the right people.
It's a disorder. - Right.
- I'll make sure to take a page out
of their perfect plan book. - Yes.
They don't have any problems.
- I'm sure I won't have this, like, in a week.
I'm sure it's gonna be gone. - Yeah.
- I'm definitely seeing a pattern
with some of the women in this group
that my vulnerability
is met with judgment.
- I'm confused, Crystal, right now.
I'm confused. - She doesn't understand.
- I'm never--they're never gonna understand.
I'm triggered by what's happening right now.
- I understand that. - That's all.
Just because I haven't done everything
doesn't mean that I haven't done anything.
I still a struggle.
- I'm sorry.
- I'm sorry that I told you. - That's--
- No, but I feel bad.
Like, when you talk about why, it's like,
you know, that's not a question someone should ask me.
That's a question for myself.
You know? - Yeah.
- It's actually quite insensitive.
Like...
[solemn music]
I wanna resolve it, you know?
I shouldn't have pressure from people
to make me wanna, you know?
But that's all.
* *
[sighs]
- Coming up...
- I think I have a love affair with pain.
- So we're gonna go to your max, okay?
- That looks like it hurts.
[gentle piano music]
* *
- * Why do you love me? *
* Would you be there *
* When I'm drowning in the depths of my despair? *
* *
* I just want you to hold me *
* So I'll never be lonely *
- My favorite time is
when Asher forgets that I'm in the house
and he is on the piano singing.
It's just that he doesn't know that I'm like...
[chuckles]
Is that the one you're working on?
- Yeah, these are the two I'm working on for the shoot.
It's gonna be fun, love.
And it's fun to have you a part of it as well,
'cause I know you're always like--
you're the brain behind all of it.
- Asher has had a very sheltered life--
growing up on Broadway,
always being admired on a stage.
He's very sweet.
He's a child.
- I'm actually just excited, 'cause it's like, finally...
- It's been a long time. - The baby is about to be born.
- You're about to give birth. - I know, I know.
- I really feel like he softened me a lot.
All right, shall we eat? Yeah. - Yeah.
- But he needs my hardness and my strength,
'cause he's not confrontational at all
and that's my number one quality.
Oh, gosh. I've been craving the caviar.
- Oh, my gosh, that is a giant bucket of caviar.
- It's like I'm already on hormones, pregnant.
- I know we had to move things with...
bumpchkinland to a later date, right?
- It was set for January, but...
- Yeah. - I wanna have fun, you know?
- Yeah, give you a little bit more time.
- Yeah. - It's gonna take a few weeks
to, like, recoup and fully get back to, like, 100%.
- You know, things are meant work out the way they do,
because now, I feel like, you know, I can carry Eli,
I can do things with Eli... - Yeah.
- 'Cause she still wants to be held and carried.
- Yeah, I'd like to see her a little bit older,
like, closer to two.
- So I would start the hormones and stuff
in, like, let's say mid-March.
When I called Asher and told him
I had a miscarriage and I'm in the hospital,
it's almost like it shifted our relationship.
He truly grew up pretty fast.
It definitely brought us much closer.
Every pregnancy, it's so different.
If it works, it works. If it doesn't, it doesn't.
We'll keep going.
- I think it's great that we are gonna go again.
- The reason that I wanted to have a second baby so fast
is because I had a sibling.
It's more fun when you have a brother or sister.
And truthfully,
I just love having babies.
Who knows what's gonna happen? - Who knows, right?
- I really don't know, yeah.
- This is my first learning curve with having a baby.
- It's a lot of work.
- I love it, and I wouldn't change it for the world.
- Yeah, and then it's like, "Oh!
We're having another bumpchkin."
[laughter]
[upbeat music]
* *
- Hi. - Hi.
There's so much going on at my house,
just so you know. - I know.
I parked way over there. You still have
your Christmas stuff? - I know.
This is all being taken down today.
There was a lot of chaos going on.
Dog trainers were here. - Let's go.
Oh, my God. - The gardeners,
the dog-pooper-picker-upper- whatever.
Hey. How are you? - Hello.
- Nice to see you. - You too.
Dustin. - Erika.
Nice to meet you. - Erika, Kyle.
Nice to meet you. - What is this situation?
This is so exciting. - A little bit of a sound bath.
- The last time we heard a sound bath was in Del Mar.
[gong echoing]
- [groans]
- [whispers] Is my sister asleep?
Wanna go first? - Yes.
- Okay. - So let's start
with your head this way. - Awesome.
- Have you ever done assisted stretching before?
- Yeah. - Okay.
So we're gonna go to your max.
You let me know when you're good, okay?
- Okay.
- That looks like it hurts. Ugh!
- I think I have a love affair with pain,
so I just kind of just lean into it.
This feels amazing.
I am flexible.
It works out great in all situations.
[exhales sharply]
I can drop it...
when I need to.
Let's let her go.
- Am I gonna go on my front first or my back?
- We can go on your back. - Okay.
- Can I give you my phone, Erika?
- Yeah.
What's your password? No. - Yeah.
- Let me buy some sh-- and send it to my house real fast.
- Oh, my God. [crack]
- Ooh, was that a-- - Ow!
- You okay? - Wow.
- Ow, mother of God!
I'm not just bendy.
I actually have something called hypermobility syndrome.
- Whoo! - Dang, girl.
- This is actually a problem.
You're not supposed to be born like this.
[cheering]
And with that comes some other ailments.
Oh, that hurts like a mother----er!
Aah! - Take your breath.
- My arms and legs go numb sometimes.
- Oh, my God. - Oh, my God.
- I mean, I should've taken this
to Cirque du Soleil or something,
but no, here I am wasting my talent.
Thank you. - Everything looks good, yeah.
- Where do I get one of these?
- It's a website called Gongs Unlimited.
- Gong--yeah, G-O-N-G-S.
- Oh, gongs. I thought dongs.
- No, not Dongs Unlimited. [laughter]
- Thanks. Have a great day.
- We apologize for being rowdy.
- Do you want any, like, tea? - Thank you.
Dongs Unlimited sounds like something in my porn search.
[laughs]
- Look how cute these little cups are.
- [gasps] Oh, my God.
- Aren't those so cute, the little bears?
I have so many questions to ask.
Well, how's that dating situation?
Are you still going out with that same person?
- It's okay. I mean, you know,
it's more of a friendship than it is a dating thing.
I'm having a lot of sex. - Okay.
With the same person? - Mm-hmm.
- If you have sex with the same person,
isn't that considered dating?
- No, it's considered sex.
Very innocent. - What is the age again?
- Older. You know that's my jam--
- Tom older? - No, younger!
Younger than Tom, but older than me.
- It's so funny.
Like, I haven't seen you since Diana's.
I feel like I've, like, missed out on so many things.
- Well, I missed out on that party.
So go ahead. Ask away.
- Oh, you--I was like, wait, you were there.
That's right. - I was.
- Can we start with that? - Yeah.
- Garcelle started talking
about you and alcohol and drinking.
- Sometimes, we can't always be in denial
just for the safety of our friendship.
- I think I'm ultra-sensitive to if someone says,
"Oh, this person's drinking too much,"
because it feels like a label, almost,
and that makes me go into, like...
- I'm a little over this whole story being circulated
as "Erika has a problem."
I don't ----ing have a problem. I never have had a problem.
You always realize who your friends are
in these moments, you know?
- Do you think she was coming from a bad place?
- Not a good place. - Garcelle?
- Mm-hmm. No, it's not a good place.
I don't want this.
I don't wanna be on medication.
I don't wanna be in this position.
I don't wanna be in this house.
I don't wanna ----ing be anything I am right now,
but you know what?
This is where I'm at, and God damn it,
I'm fighting my way out of it the best I can, okay?
I guess the moral of the story is you can't have a good time
in front of some of these people, so...
- Is everyone gonna be going to Dorit's black and gold party?
- I think so. I haven't talked
to anyone that's not going.
- I'm confused about what it is.
- Okay. Homeless Not Toothless.
- [laughs] No, I can't. - Not--hold on.
- I can't with the name.
- The name is wrong. - It's a lot.
Really? - It's just wrong.
- You're not gonna forget it. [laughs]
- Definitely not gonna forget. - Maybe that's a good thing.
- Maybe that was the point, and I don't know
if it's gonna be us and the dentists.
- I can't with this. I can't.
Bring your spare teeth to the party.
- Oh, shut up, girl.
- [laughs]
- You're the one that said it first!
- I may just have to send a check.
- I don't know anything about this.
- Coming up...
- I'm not so worried.
You just put the lights back on?
- Yeah. - Well, it's too bright.
This is why I'm worried! The anxiety will just--
don't touch the thing!
PK, you're scaring me!
[pop music]
* *
- * I can't go back any longer *
* I can't go live in the future *
- Are you doing a red lip? - Some shade of red.
- Honey, what are you gonna wear?
- There was a gold jacket that I was gonna buy,
but Crystal said no.
- It was the craziest jacket. - Oh.
That's nice, the gold tie.
It'll work if you have black on black.
- Black on black with a gold tie?
- Yeah. - Like, he'll look like
he's, like, working. - Maybe white.
- I prefer white.
- That's right.
* *
- You ready? - Oh, I'm ready.
- Are you ready? - I'm ready.
You ready? - I'm ready.
But if you see me seated next to Lisa,
please come and switch seats with me.
- You got it.
- God bless America.
- Hey, Siri, FaceTime Rinna, Lisa Rinna.
- Reena, Lisa Reena.
- Hello, gorgy gorg!
- Are you wearing a wig tonight?
- I would say it's pieces.
Nothing too extraordinary. - Is Harry coming, or he's--
- Harry's not coming because Harry's not going out.
Are you bringing Mau tonight?
- Yes, and he's also really tired because he had COVID too.
My whole family got it at the same time.
- I was so tired, and I was real foggy too.
And I sweat a lot.
- Well, you're looking good and so pretty and young
and fresh as a daisy.
- You say all the right words and things, Kyle.
- [laughs]
- * You know you only living once *
* Oh, baby, go and get it now *
* And don't you ever slow down *
- Where's my bombshell? - Where is my baby?
- Wow, you look so hot. - Baby.
- Well done. Do you like it?
- I've gotten-- [gasps]
Wow.
- We got the whole black and gold thing going on.
- It's like a work of art.
- Well, I picked this linen because I thought
it would be like a dress that maybe you would wear.
- Oh, I love that!
- Honey, what dress is that?
Cavalli? - This is vintage Cavalli.
- Honey, you look so gorgeous. - Thank you very much.
Hostess with the mostest.
I love the theme, but I don't like when people
put a dress code that's, like, difficult to achieve.
I was thinking about having, like, a barbecue
or something at my house. - Okay.
- Let's just get dolled up.
all: Hi! - You look so good!
- I thought you said
this was a barbecue. - Barbecue.
- Black and gold is not difficult.
I know each and every one of them
is gonna knock it out of the park.
So the girls will arrive.
We'll do cocktails, right? - Mm-hmm.
- We'll sit down for dinner around 7:00.
- Mm-hmm. - Bear in mind
that our surprise is coming at 7:00.
- If I say, "PK, find me a really good surprise guest,"
he can pull a rabbit out of the hat.
I had some water damage,
so forgive the ugly curtain. - You did?
- I was like, oh. - I like it.
- Ladies and gentlemen,
Culture Club!
[cheers and applause] - Hi, beautiful people.
- The lights are gonna go on at that point.
- I can do that.
- Why can't someone else do it, though?
- Honey, I can turn the lights off, baby.
- PK, if you mess up my reveal tonight, mister...
PK thinks dimming the lights is like manual labor,
and he's not good at manual labor.
I have no confidence right now. None.
Okay, so it's like this?
- Yeah, effectively. - That's perfect!
I'm not so worried.
You just put the lights back on?
- Yeah. - Well, it's too bright.
This is why I'm worried! The anxiety will just--
don't touch the thing!
PK, you're scaring me!
Call me when the guests arrive.
- * Okay, bling, bling, bling *
* Goes the diamonds on my wrist *
* Don't care what you doin', you ain't doin' it like this *
- Oh, let me see that dress.
It's great!
- Get in here--ah! Made it.
- Put those back on.
- These shoes suck! These are hooker shoes.
- They are really good hooker shoes,
and I'd like to borrow them. - Any time.
- I've never been here actually.
- It's beautiful. - So beautiful.
I love the modern farmhouse.
- Kathy, my love! - Hello--wow, this is gorgeous.
Beautiful. Happy New Year. - Thank you.
- Here's the tequila you like. - Happy everything.
- Dwight, got this for you. So good to see you.
- How are you? - You look great.
- Thank you. How you doin'? - Good, thank you.
- You know Dwight, PK.
- Course I know Dwight.
- We know Dwight through a former friend.
[all screaming]
[dance music]
* *
Needless to say, Dwight is no longer friends
with the former friend.
- So, Dwight, you finally came back
into the PK-Dorit fold?
- It's good to be here. - Everything is so beautiful.
Oh, Leanne's coming tonight? - That's Diana.
- I love the font.
It's so pretty.
[upbeat music]
- Hello! - Is this gold enough for you?
[laughs] - It's gold.
- I think I look like a pirate's dream--
treasure chest.
- I love it. Where's your boyfriend?
- He's filming three-day concert,
live, virtual,
something, something-- it's very complicated.
[laughter] - He's so talented.
- Yeah, very talented.
- 'Cause I didn't know what to expect.
Nine times out of ten--
- You couldn't--and you start-- yeah, yeah.
- A disaster, and it's like...
- I know. - "Somebody help."
- [laughs] - 911.
* *
- This should be fun.
- I already took a shot of tequila.
- I'm gonna help you out of this party.
- I'm not gonna get that ----ed up.
- [cackles]
- These stairs are always very challenging
for me in a dress.
But I gotta go, like, a side thing
and a loodle-doodle-do.
- This dress is too short, too tight, and these heels--
- Oh, my God, is this gorgeous!
[gasps] Oh, wow, hi!
- You look great. - Kathy!
I've missed you so much. - I missed you, honey.
- [laughs] - You look wonderful.
- Thank you, love. - How are you? You look wet.
- Yeah, I love it. - I look wet?
- Look how well you go with the table.
- I love it. I look wet! - Doesn't she?
It's so beautiful. - Gorgeous.
- Ah, man.
- Coming up...
- When I got the DUI,
the real lesson is, when you think you're okay--
- You're not. - You may not be.
[dramatic music]
* *
- This could be the, uh--
this could be the Met Gala, huh?
- I would not wear this to the Met.
- Fun night. How are you, buddy?
- Good. - You look beautiful.
- Good to see you. - Good to see you too.
- You look very elegant. - Thank you.
- Oh, I'm so happy to see you guys!
It is so good to meet you.
- Yes.
- You have no idea how upset I am
that your dad's not here Sydney.
Dr. Jay Grossman has done so much
with Homeless Not Toothless,
and he's poured his heart and soul into it.
He's also a real character.
- I've got a few more kids than you.
- So you have how many?
- I'm up to nine. - You are not up to nine.
- I did 23andMe, and then it said,
"Do you wanna share your DNA?" and I go, "Yes,"
and then six kids showed up
that I did not have with my wife.
- Oh, my God, you were a sperm donor.
- So apparently, I donated a lot.
- [gasps] - Appearance, unfortunately,
is very important.
- Yeah, it gives them more confidence.
- Right, you need teeth. You need teeth.
And it's hard to talk without teeth.
- Right. - Ooh, I remember,
I bought this for you, didn't I?
This gold purse? - You did.
- I picked that one myself.
- You did. Where's your gold?
- I'm gonna get it from PK.
- Hi. How are you? - He got me a present.
- He really loves you.
- This is a very special treat for us.
- This is important, you guys. - I appreciate it.
- This is important. - It means a lot to our family.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- I'm so glad. Hi.
- Hello, honey. How are you? - Hello, hello.
- Gorgeous. You look gorgeous. - Thank you.
- How are you? You look beautiful.
- Thank you, my lovebug.
- Oh! They're from Craig's.
- Oh, my God. Oh...
- Mau, this is for you, buddy. - Thank you so much.
- That's your new favorite belt.
- I love it.
- Why is my husband opening gifts from PK?
- Kyle, I bought him a present. - You're so cute!
I think that PK has been married to Dorit way too long.
Now he's whippin' out the Versace belts.
- Have you been to Vegas lately?
- I have.
I went to Lionel's-- Richie's opening.
When I got pulled for the DUI-- - Yeah.
- I had had dinner with Lionel and John Legend that night.
- Oh, ----. - And the policeman says,
"Where've you been?"
I said, "Out to dinner." "Who with?"
I said, "John Legend and Lionel Richie."
- He must've thought you were an asshole.
- He must've thought I was name-dropping,
do you know what I mean? - You know you're an asshole.
- That's so funny. - So that wasn't a great start,
and then the whole thing went from bad to worse, so...
the real lesson is, when you think you're okay--
- You're not. - You may not be.
- Yeah, you're not. - Yeah.
- Huh.
- [grunting]
This is when you really miss a man.
Hi, how are you?
- Hi, Sutton. Welcome, my love.
- Hi. - Thank you.
- This is olive oil and oregano.
- Oh, thank you, sweetheart.
- It's actually for the chef. - For the chef?
Do you want it on your food tonight?
- [laughs]
I'm pointing to Dorit.
- Hi, Sutton! - Hello.
- You know I'm going to the desert...
- How are ya? - Oh, gosh. I'm good.
[tense music]
- How are you? - I'm good.
- Good. - Lisa's angry,
and she can't let it go.
But what's she gonna do?
Tell me to get the eff out of Dorit's house?
- Hi, how are you? - I haven't seen you since--
- I know. Out of action.
- A long time, right?
When's the last time everyone was together?
Like, six weeks, I think.
- And even tonight, I don't think Sheree's coming, so...
- Well, right, 'cause Sheree has COVID.
- Hi. How's it going? Good. Thank you.
- Hi, beautiful.
- You are black and gold enough--
perfect, and thank you for coming today.
- How are you? Thank you so much.
Thank you. - Hi, Garcelle.
- Oh, my God, I haven't seen you in so long!
- I know. My God. It's been forever.
- Hi, Garcelle! - You look beautiful!
Gorgeous. - Yeah, super cool.
- Erika, I cannot get over the shoes you're wearing.
- These Versace... - So here's the thing.
- Hooker shoes are my favorite.
- These shoes are, like, 15 years old.
- They look nice, the ladies, don't they?
- Dorit's dress is beautiful. Erika's dress is short.
- Hey. - [laughs]
- Who wins? - My wife.
[laughs] - Don't think so.
If we had to take the wives out of the "who wins,"
who wins? - Your wife.
- No, both wives are out.
- Oh, so I have to pick anybody but your wife and my wife?
- Anybody--yeah, correct.
- All right. - After three.
One, two, three.
- Rinna. - Erika.
- [laughs] - Oh, you went Rinna, huh?
- There you go.
- I was telling Garcelle, we have this friend,
and he's our tax accountant,
and he's a successful, charming man.
- Is this Garcelle's new husband?
- Yeah, apparently. - He's, like, debonair.
He dresses so nice. - But?
- He's so charming. He's so smart.
- What's the problem? - But?
There's no "but." - What's the problem?
- He's not coming, Garcelle!
[laughter]
- Dorit has been mentioning this guy for about a year now.
- I've gotta talk to you about Don.
He's 60... - Okay.
- But he doesn't look 60.
- Oh, okay.
- I have a friend, and he is into you.
- Oh.
- So why hasn't he reached out to me yet?
- People don't know this about me,
but I'm actually, like, a really good matchmaker.
- She tried to set me up with somebody else
and hasn't come through with it.
- It's, like, a secret superpower I have.
- Let's just say-- I mean, I do like nerds.
- So he was really excited,
and I thought, listen, there's no pressure,
but then he got COVID. - Yeah.
- And he was dying to be here. So he's not.
But anyway, he's in great shape.
He's a handsome man.
He's just-- he's really charming.
He's lovely. - You've really been looking
at him a lot, Dorit.
[laughter] - Are you in love
with this guy, or what?
- PK, are you aware?
Coming up...
- What made you do that? That's the answer I want.
- Because-- - When I get it,
[hip-hop music]
- Dude, you're getting muscular.
- I don't know. - [snickers]
- Why are you saying that? - You are.
- Oh, you're being funny.
- Ladies, I'd like to invite you to sit for dinner,
if you don't mind. - Okay, let's do it!
- Thank you. Watch your step.
You're right over here. - Thank you, sweetheart.
Thank you. - PK, Mauricio, Kyle, okay.
- Hi, honey, how are you? - Good, how are you?
- Crystal, I'm, like, "I'm gonna wear some, like--
you know, just, like, a black dress."
- It's perfect. - You're like, "Yeah, me too."
This is not a "Me too."
- By the way, I have this dress in the cream.
- Oh, do you?
- Ah, gorgeous. - I know.
- It's so gorgeous. - I love these place cards.
- Hi, everybody! Hi, everybody!
- Hello. - Hello!
- Hi, Rinna.
- Ooh, that's beautiful. - Chicken parm?
Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum.
- Oh, my God, I love chicken parm!
- And key lime pie. - [screams]
- And chocolate chip cookies! Yay!
- It's not takeout. - It's not takeout.
They are in our kitchen. - Oh, I love it.
We love it! Love this--great idea.
- Yeah, cheers. I should have gotten
the champagne too. - Yeah, that sounded good.
- Yeah. - I can have one cocktail.
What should I have?
- You said the champagne was very strong,
so maybe you'll have, like, a cocktail-cocktail.
- Maybe I'll have a vodka soda.
- Why don't you have a vodka soda?
- We're gonna try one. - Try one, and you'll see!
- We'll go slow, and that's it.
- I saw Erika at the wine tasting,
and she was, like, borderline,
but she didn't drink so much, so let's see tonight.
It's a dinner, open bar. Let's see what happens.
[glasses ringing]
- Uh-oh.
- Hello, everyone! Hello, everyone.
- Hi, Dorit. - Hello, Lisa Rinna!
- I really wanted to introduce you
to a charity that I have been working with for a few years
that has got a really special place in my heart.
I've been trying for about a year now
to have a beautiful gala
and some wonderful auction items,
and then, of course, we had the surge in COVID,
and we had to scale back, but I thought,
at the very least, it's an opportunity
for me to be able to introduce the charity to you guys.
The charity is Homeless Not Toothless,
as I've told you. - What is it called?
- Homeless Not Toothless. - That's great.
- Homeless Not Toothless is continuing to grow.
Dr. Sam Saleh is a cosmetic dentist in Beverly Hills,
and he so very generously offered to donate
an entire smile.
- Wow.
- Those go for quite a pretty penny.
- When I was in my 20s,
I depended on a charity to remove the wisdom teeth,
and it's really full circle.
- It is people like you that have really helped
this organization grow.
I actually grew a second pair of wisdom teeth
like a great white shark.
[laughs] Yeah.
- Bon appétit, everyone.
We're gonna have a lovely evening.
Thank you, ladies. - Well done, Sam.
- It really means a lot.
- By the way, there's a vegan alternative
if anyone wants one.
- I have two 14-year-olds, and my older one is 30.
- Oh, 30? That's incredible. - Thank you.
And I've had no Botox, I'll have you know.
- Black don't crack. - That's right!
- [laughs] - Yeah, Sam!
[both laugh]
Keep drinkin'. - Cheers to that!
Whoo!
- Last night, at a wine tasting...
- Yes? - What I heard from Erika
was that Rinna said,
"Get the (BLEEP) out of my house."
- Yeah, she did.
- So you're saying Rinna told Sutton,
get the (BLEEP) of-- both: Her house.
- Did Sutton leave? - No!
[laughs]
- But Rinna said, "Oh, no, I didn't say that.
I said, 'Maybe you should leave.'"
- Oh, no.
- I did not say, "Get the (BLEEP) out of my house."
She wasn't doing and saying things that I wanted,
and I remember saying, "Well, then you should just leave."
- [laughs] "She wasn't doing and saying
what I wanted"? - [laughs]
- She said that obviously, she wasn't serious,
'cause you didn't even leave. It was no big deal.
- I don't wanna talk about it at the dinner table.
You know? Not in front of these people.
You don't do that.
- Dorit? - Yes, baby.
- When Rinna told Sutton to leave, did she say,
"Get out of my house," or did she say,
"Get the (BLEEP) out of my house"?
- "Get the (BLEEP) out of my house."
- Oh, Rinna says it didn't happen like that.
- She just said she doesn't wanna talk about it.
Why do you keep bringing it up?
Kyle is always ready to throw Sutton under the bus.
- Rinna. - Yes, Kyle!
- According to other people--
- This is a great way to do this conversation.
- You said, "Get the (BLEEP) out of my house."
- I did not say the word (BLEEP).
- [laughs]
- And you know what? (BLEEP) you.
Get out of my house. If you're gonna talk like this,
you should leave.
I didn't. - Yes, you did.
- Rinna, I wasn't even there,
but I know you said the word (BLEEP).
- Yeah, I was gonna say. - Ha, this asshole!
- I must have been frustrated with you
and I probably said to get the (BLEEP) out of my house.
I don't remember saying (BLEEP).
Was it brutal? - It was, yeah.
- When I said that you were speaking
out of both sides out of your mouth,
you did not like that. - Oh, but who would like that?
No one would. - No, you didn't like that.
- Here's the thing: I think that our issue
could be put to bed.
- I don't think your issue will ever be put to bed.
- No, it could be.
It actually--Mauricio... - [laughs]
- The fact that you didn't go up
and apologize to my husband when you had a chance--
- When he's leading the wine tasting?
- Yeah, you could have pulled him aside and said...
- I said, "Harry"... - "By the way"...
"by the way"... - I said, "Harry"...
- "I ----ed up." - "By the way."
I sent Harry
a very thoughtful text.
- No, you didn't. - Oh, I do believe I did.
- Harry said you did not respond to him.
- [chuckles] Okay.
My text to Harry Hamlin.
I said, "Happy birthday, Harry.
"Thank you again for including me last night.
"Wanting to keep the evening about celebrating you,
"I did not have a chance to express my apology
"for causing any embarrassment.
"This was never my intent.
"Sometimes miscommunication can wreak havoc.
With sincerity, Sutton,"
with a kissy kitty-cat face and a heart.
- If you want to make this go away,
you make a public apology... - I have to play by your rules.
- And you say, "I'm so sorry I did that."
- Do what you say.
- Sutton, why did you do it in the first place?
- Lisa Rinna's rulebook. - Sutton, why?
Sutton. - Let me see.
Do what she says, then it goes away.
- Sutton, why did you do it in the first place?
- The end.
It's a very short book. - Sutton. Sutton.
- We're not alone.
There's other people here,
including my friends
who are totally freaking out and texting me,
"What the (BLEEP) is going on?"
I'm totally mortified right now.
- You'll do what?
Maybe you'll do what? What will you do?
- Maybe I'll tell the story... - Maybe I'll do what?
- That you treated Garcelle about the whole...
- Okay. Um...all done!
- So why is it your ----ing problem
and not Garcelle's?
Why is it your ----ing problem? - Hold on. Hold on.
- First of all, there's other people here.
- We don't have to go to that level.
- What made you do that? That's the answer I want.
When I get it, I will let it the (BLEEP) go!
- What made you do that?
That's the answer I want.
When I get it, I will let it the (BLEEP) go!
[tense music]
* *
- Hold on. Hold on. Hold on, guys.
Sorry to interrupt-- - If you're gonna make me
do this across a ----ing table, I'll do it.
- Guys, guys, guys, put a pin in it for just a minute.
- Who started this? - Kyle.
- You.
- I just wanted to know, are there still issues
between Rinna and Sutton?
Are they okay right now,
or are they just sweeping it under the rug again?
You told me two different stories!
- (BLEEP) you. - It was Kyle.
- But this is starting to escalate
to a very uncomfortable situation.
We're not at Amsterdam level yet...
- You never go near my husband. - Everybody will know.
Everybody will know.
- Do you ----ing understand that?
Never go after my ----ing husband!
- But we could be getting there.
- Oh, my God. - PK!
- Oh, no!
- (BLEEP) off with this lighting.
- It's time to go home. Party's over.
- Oh, this is much better. This is great.
- Shh. - Wait, what is it?
What is happening?
- No way.
You're lying to me. - No way!
- You're lying to me! - No way!
["Come to My Window" playing]
- Wow!
- Melissa Etheridge!
* *
- This is my girl crush! This is my girl crush!
- * I would dial the numbers * [all cheering]
* Just to listen to your breath *
- Yes!
- * I would stand inside my hell *
- Wow. - God, that's ----ing amazing.
- * You don't know how far I'd go *
* Just to reach you *
all: * Just to reach you *
- * Oh, to reach you *
* Oh, oh * - Yes!
all: * Come to my window * - Whoo!
- * Yeah, crawl inside *
* Wait by the light of the moon *
all: * Come to my window *
* I'll be home soon *
* *
Rinna was just screaming at the top of her lungs.
Where was Melissa Etheridge all this time
while waiting to come on?
That is not a good look for us.
You can dress us up, but you can't take us out.
That's for sure.
all: * Come to my window *
* I'll be home soon *
* Hey *
- * I'll come home * - Yes!
- Yeah! [cheers and applause]
- Wow! - Play it again!
- Thank you all so much.
- I'm ridiculously honored to have an icon
like Melissa here.
- Yes! - Um...
I work very closely with Primary Wave,
and they manage Melissa.
And when she agreed to come here,
I was like, "Dorit, Melissa is gonna come to our house."
We decided to keep it secret.
We are talking about two-time Grammy-winning
Melissa Etheridge. - Thank you, Melissa!
- Thank you so much. - All right.
- Thank you. - Melissa Etheridge!
- Thank you all so much!
- I'm dying.
- Wait, can we take a picture?
Wait, can I get a picture with Melissa?
This is the power of Melissa Etheridge.
Wait, can you guys come in? Come here.
Garcelle, Sutton...
She managed to get Sutton
and Rinna to stop fighting.
I mean, how many encores can we get from Melissa Etheridge?
- Okay, give me your best smile.
All right. All right.
Work it. [laughter]
Yeah. - Honey, we're giving our best.
- Your finger's on the lens, Rob!
- Okay! - Oh, I'll kill you!
- [sighs] That's nice. - Brilliant.
- That was beautiful. - It really was.
- Well, you can continue arguing now.
[laughs] - I wasn't arguing.
- I wasn't pointing at you.
- Now I'm not even mad at you anymore.
- I know. Who cares?
I'm sorry. Let's move on.
- You know what? We're done.
I don't want to have this with you anymore.
My mom's stuff, from her house...
- Oh, my God, really? - Came to me today.
- [blows raspberry]
- My mom's things arrived.
There's everything,
from all my childhood photos
and her jewelry.
It's really, really heavy.
- Now listen... - And I can't do this anymore.
- Okay. - I can't do it anymore.
- I know. I don't want you to.
- I can't hear.
- Come over here, Kathy. - You want to hear?
If you want to hear, come over here...
- I just wanna know what's going on.
- And I will tell you exactly what's going on.
- What happened? - My mom just died
two months ago.
Her stuff just came to me today, okay?
I don't want to fight with Sutton.
It's not what it's about.
My pain is not about Sutton,
and so we're gonna let that go now.
- Yes, we are. - I have a lot of...
anger and feelings about a lot of things in my life.
- Okay. - You can put it on now.
- I'm in a lot of pain, you guys.
I'm doing the best I can, and I'm sorry to do this.
I'm... [sobbing]
I'm trying to figure out how to live without my mom,
and I don't know how to do it.
I don't know how to do it.
I'm doing the best I can. - You're okay.
- Oh, my God. - You're okay, honey.
You're okay. You're all right.
- [sobbing]
- Take a deep breath, baby. You're okay.
- I'm so sorry to do this.
But, like, I'm so sorry. - It's okay.
- We all know you're going through a hard time.
We all know that.
You just lost your mom, Rinna.
It's okay. - We're okay?
- We're all gonna be okay. You're gonna be okay.
- This is a breakthrough, that all the rage
that she felt for Sutton is just about her mom,
and we can maybe, finally, let this go.
- I don't know how to do this.
I've done the best I can to, like, pull it together.
- No one ever does. - No one knows how to do this.
No one knows how to do this.
- You know? But this wasn't right.
This moment wasn't right,
and I'm not gonna do this anymore.
I'm not gonna put it onto you 'cause it isn't about you.
- Well, look, I can take it. - It's not about you.
So let's be straight about that.
It was so wrong, what we just did.
And I'm sorry that it was projected onto you.
It's not about you.
I have a lot of feelings going on,
and I'm so strong at times, but I'm really not,
you know what I mean? - I think you are, Rinna.
- I was so...
- That lash gonna come off. Anybody got lash glue?
[laughter] - No, you're not doing it.
Uh-uh. - No, Rinna.
Rinna, don't ----ing move. - Peel it off.
- Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no.
It came out in a big glob.
- Oh! That is sabotage.
- What? What?
- Rinna, it's hanging by-- - I'll take it off!
- Oh, my God! What's happening?
- Clearly, I need support.
I just need my friends to go,
"We love you, and you're okay."
I might act out, do sh---- things,
but I'm just in pain.
I did not think I was gonna be crying tonight,
but I actually am very grateful that it came.
- What is wrong with all of us?
We're so... [laughter]
- Leave it to Melissa Etheridge.
- Next time
on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
- I did get called by an attorney
about one of the lawsuits that you're involved with.
- I feel a little pressure...
- From? - This group.
They want me to get help,
and I don't want to do it for them.
- I'm sorry. - And I feel like
I have to answer to them.
[sobbing]
- How many people do you think you guys want at the wedding?
- No idea.
You guys, I'm not gonna be a high-maintenance...
- You're not gonna be a bridezilla?
- Famous last words.
- Oh! [chuckles]
This is so cute. Look at the disco balls.
Hello! [screams]
- Oh!
[camera shutter clicking]
- You have a drinking problem?
- No, I don't have a drinking problem.
- Neither do I, but you tried to push it.
- I said I was worried about you.
- Are you, though? - Yeah.
- But is that to make Erika look bad,
or is that out of genuine concern?
- Erika, I don't have to make you look bad.
You can do that on your own.
[dramatic music]