[siren wailing]
[dramatic music]
- Doug, what do you want to do here?
Kyle's a wreck.
- I need to end up in a better place here with her than--
than when she came.
* *
- You're gonna hurt her. - Well--
- And she's the one that's your friend.
* *
- I don't need any drama. - You fight with everybody.
- Do you know what, Kathy?
- What you did to my sister,
and you drove Lisa Vanderpump off the show.
I mean, the list can go on and on.
* *
- Light 'em up, guys. Show them the way through.
- Oh, my God.
We're at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
- Tonight, the three-part Beverly Hills reunion begins.
There's all this talk about Mo and Dorit having an affair.
- And then I heard we were swapping.
- Ugh.
- Before PK met Dorit,
this guy walks up to me and my friend.
He goes, hey, are you two chicks in porn?
(BLEEP) Paul Kemsley. - Oh.
- I don't think I even know that.
- Where'd you get the cat sweater?
[laughter] - That is a cute sweater.
- Not for a date.
- Do you have some regular friends with benefits?
- Well, you have to have a roster.
It's like a team. - [laughs]
- Your social media is disastrous.
- Put me on pause.
- Is Erika her own worst enemy?
- You were out of control.
- No, I was not out of control.
I was angry.
- He's 14.
- Did you think she was behind it?
- I did think she was behind it, absolutely.
- You turned the earrings over? - Yes.
- You're trying to get them back, though.
- We're on appeal for legal reasons.
- Words like "violated."
- Didn't you say you felt violated
when someone broke into your home?
- Yeah, but someone broke into my home.
They didn't bring me a jacket.
- Seemed like you maybe-- she was a little bit
of your punching bag.
- I was a dead horse.
I turned into glue.
- I didn't really understand the analogy of the glue.
- [laughs] - The horses.
- They make glue out of horses. - Out of horses.
- Lisa said that you said "Dorit is a stupid, useless idiot.
"Crystal and Sutton are pieces of sh--.
"I will destroy Kyle and her family,
if it's the last thing I ever do.
- I was ----ing abused by Kathy Hilton.
- Baby, you wanted it on camera
because your contract was coming up.
- Woo.
- Were you upset with Lisa for bringing it onto the show?
- Look where we are. Look where we are right now.
- You are the biggest bully in Hollywood,
and everyone knows it.
* *
[upbeat music]
* *
- Oh, hey. How are you?
Oh, I'm tired.
I didn't sleep well.
- You're gonna go right in here.
- Hi.
- I know where the good sage is.
- Getting rid of negative energy.
- I need that.
- OK. - [laughs]
- Uh-uh.
- Am I the last? - No, you're not.
- Ah.
Someone said hi. - Me.
- Nice to see you, stranger.
- [laughs]
* *
- Do you want some bacon?
- I'm not even on vacation.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
- Ow. That's my scalp.
OK, I'm having a breakdown.
- No, don't. - How are you feeling today?
- (BLEEP) off.
* *
- Welcome to the stage.
- Well, hi, Rinna. - Hi.
- Wow. She's got manila envelopes.
- Sh-- yeah, of course I do. - Wow.
- We are at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
- Hi, ladies.
- Garcelle, are you on Raya yet?
- No! - I joined.
- You did? - Yeah.
- OK. If you did, maybe I will.
- Did you get a reduction? - I got a reduction, yeah.
- It looks so good.
- I'm so happy.
I did not need to be double D. Ugh.
- Here we go. Guys, we're up and running.
- Welcome to "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills"
season 12 reunion.
I'm Andy Cohen, joined by the exquisite women
of Beverly Hills.
And let me just start by saying,
this is the chicest reunion
I have ever seen.
As you can see by the empty spot on the sofa,
we are one housewife short today.
Diana is not feeling well,
and we hope to be checking in with her from home
later in the show.
Hello, Sutton.
- Hello, Andy.
- You look beautiful. - Well, thank you.
- Dolce? - Not Dolce.
Peter Dundas. - All right.
Hi, Garcelle. - Hi, Andy.
- You are in all black.
This is about as dominatrix as we've gotten from you.
- Oh, I think so.
- Is that your mood tonight? - That's my mood.
And I also just wanted to switch it up.
- Hi, Kyle. - Hi, Andy.
- Wow, it took you all this time to go blonde.
- Yeah, here I am.
[laughs] - Hi, Crystal.
- Hi. - Great to see you.
- You, too. How are you?
- Good. OK. Hi, Dorit.
- Hi, Andy.
- You always give us dramatic hair at a reunion.
- Yeah, I like to.
- Hi, Dorit. - Hi, Andy.
- Love your look today. - Thank you.
- I love your hair. - It's the reunion.
- Speaking of drama, hi, Erika. - Hey, there.
- How do you describe your look tonight?
- When in doubt, go for Ginger in "Casino."
So-- - There you go.
There you go. - Be sparkly.
- Last but not least, hey, Rinna.
- Hi, Andy. - How are you?
- I feel good.
I've got--a little Lois is with me.
- Aw.
- This is the bird that was in Mexico.
- Oh. - So Lois is here with me,
and I feel that the angels are protecting me.
- Wow. That's nice.
- Yeah. - All right.
Well, this season, when the ladies weren't killing
each other, they were dying of laughter,
one confusing charity at a time.
- The Toothless and Homeless Foundation.
- Not Toothless and Homeless.
- [laughs] - Don't laugh.
Don't laugh.
- This is a really important charity, Kathy.
- Homeless Not Toothless.
- They do amazing work.
- We have a wind chime.
- Oh, a wind chime.
That is the chicest wind chime I have ever seen.
- Thank you, darling.
- A lavender candle.
- It's very chic.
- A hat.
- So chic.
- At this point, Jamie Lee Curtis
could show Dorit a dirty old tissue, and she would say,
"It's so chic. Oh, my god."
- Little snugglies.
- Really very chic.
- "The Daily Beast" called the hilarious
Homeless Not Toothless conversation at the disco party
"the best eight minutes of TV this year."
Do you all have the name straight now?
- Oh. - Yeah.
- Yes. - Yes.
- Yeah. - Let's all say it together.
all: Homeless Not Toothless.
- OK.
So, Dorit, a matte black wind chime.
- Wind chime.
I mean, that's a chic wind chime.
And wind chimes are not very chic.
- Well, I mean, guess what?
Jamie Lee Curtis is here.
Let's bring her out.
- Stop. - Really?
- Just kidding. - Oh.
[laughter]
[cheering]
- Actually, I'm not kidding. She is here.
- Oh, my God! - Jamie!
- Jamie Lee Curtis.
- Hi! [indistinct greetings]
- Look, I have the bag.
- Oh, my God.
- I'm Andy. How are you?
- Oh, my God.
- That's crazy. - Ah!
- Have a seat. Join us. - Very nice.
- Oh, my God! - How are you?
Have a seat. - It is so chic.
- Welcome. I mean--
- Hi, Andy. I've never met you.
- I know. I'm happy to meet you.
- By the way, we've never met. Hello.
- And I feel like you're an honorary housewife
this season.
- Yeah. I'm very honored to be so.
I had the best-- unexpected best time
I've ever had, and the result was unexpectedly best--
- Well, what was the result?
- I had no idea
the impact of your show.
My appearance was the single biggest day
in the history of my charity. - Wow.
- Everything that I'm showing you is on myhandinyours.com.
- Amazing.
- And I just want to let you know
that I have rebranded my charity
the chicest children's charity.
And I have renamed
the Dorit chic wind chime.
Because I will tell you something.
Your genuine enthusiasm changed my company.
And my gift to all y'all
is "Halloween" related.
So Happy Halloween, ladies.
I have arranged for some pumpkins to be made--
- Oh, those are cute. - In all of your likenesses.
- Neat. - Wow.
- Those are great.
- So and yes, and-- - Wow.
- They will be put in your dressing rooms.
- Thank you. - Wow.
- And you get to take it home. - That's great.
- That's really nice. - That's so nice.
- Thank you.
- Jamie, you are the original scream queen,
who's been playing this role in "Halloween"
for almost 45 years.
How crazy is it to see that phrase become so big
and know that you're the OG?
- I'm just astonished.
In the same way that you guys have a huge fan base,
that's how horror fans are.
And I feel their love.
- So, Kyle, what was it like working
with Jamie Lee on the movie?
- Oh, my gosh.
Well, we just had a lot of fun filming in Georgia together.
And it's just not lost on me that this is
a very rare and unique relationship that we have.
And you know, I knew her, obviously, first as a child,
and even, she was a baby herself.
She was a teenager, but now we're--you know, we're close.
We're friends. We're mothers.
We're wives.
And we just have this amazing relationship
throughout all of these years that has just grown stronger.
- When does the movie come out?
- Oh, maybe October 14th, Andy Cohen.
- Excellent, excellent.
What I love, by the way, about your appearance
in this show, you stepped into this thinking,
what is this show? And what is this thing?
- When I showed up, the first person I said hello to
was a camera person.
- She kept talking into the lens.
- I know I'm not supposed to talk to you, but guess what?
I'm gonna break every rule
that's ever been had on this show.
Snaps for all of the-- - Snap, snap, snap.
- Technical people that make this fabulous show fabulous--
- True. - Because you're unseen,
but you're not. - That's right.
- Yes. - That's true.
- There you go. - Yes.
- Jamie, thank you for coming today and surprising us.
- Thank you so much for having me.
- Thank you so much. - God bless you all.
- Come back to Beverly Hills anytime you want.
- Yes. - Thank you.
- Bye! - Yay!
- Bye, everybody. - Love you.
- Bye.
- Oh, that was so great.
OK, we can go home now.
- Can I ask a dumb question?
- When don't you?
- Oh. - Ooh.
- I'm sorry. Go ahead. - Oh.
- I'm just a little bitter.
- Yeah, and we're just getting started.
- I was just gonna say. - Yeah.
[laughter]
- Coming up...
- I just thought if I made them feel like I could help them
and I wasn't a threat, then I could save my babies.
- Welcome back.
I want to talk about something serious
that happened recently.
Garcelle, your son, Jax, who is 14--
- Yes.
- was attacked on Instagram.
And the comments were racist and unsettling,
to say the least.
Tell us what's been going on there.
And how's he doing?
- It was the most cruel thing that anybody
could do to a child.
I mean, it was really cruel.
It was his first week of high school.
And you know, my "Playboy" pictures were sent to him.
Um...
It hurt a lot. - Yeah.
- It hurt a lot.
The one that really affected us all
is someone saying "If it wasn't for your white daddy,
you would have a knee on your neck."
- Wow.
- I'm trying to hold it together.
- Yeah. - That's really hard.
- Rinna was one of the first people
to condemn the online attacks towards Jax.
- Yeah.
- Why feel the need to speak out?
- I thought it was the most disgusting,
unacceptable, horrific thing.
I was like "That's not OK."
- The amount of trauma that has come out
of social media for everybody here is so heavy,
and it sucks.
- Yeah. - It really does.
- It's hard.
Yeah, I don't like death threats.
- Right. - No, I don't, either.
- You know, don't threaten our lives.
- When you looked at the comments
and clicked on the people, there were a lot of bots.
They were not real people.
So someone must have been behind it.
- Absolutely someone must have been behind it.
- Did you think it was someone in this group?
- If I'm gonna be honest, I did, absolutely.
I don't know for a fact that they would have said that,
but I think maybe purchasing the bots.
It felt to me there was a pattern
of attacking my children.
So for me, it felt like I wasn't wanted on this show,
so this is a way to get me out because if you
attack my children, most likely, I will leave.
- You're out, yeah. - Yeah.
And so that's why I felt that way.
- Right.
- But I do have an investigation going on.
- Well, I'm not alone in saying how appalled I am
at what's been happening on social media.
You can love our cast, and you can love
to hate our cast if you want,
but only in the spirit of entertainment.
It's a TV show, everybody.
There's no room for this kind of hate,
and Bravo unequivocally condemns it.
- Thanks for saying that. - Yeah.
- Thank you for saying that. - Really.
- Actually, thank you a lot. - It's true.
- Thank you.
- Let's talk about something else.
In an instant, Dorit's life was turned upside-down
during a terrifying home invasion.
But even after the event was over,
much of the trauma was just beginning.
Watch.
[eerie music]
* *
- I thought, this is it.
This is how I'm gonna die.
- A shattered glass patio window,
the aftermath of what investigators describe
as a violent home invasion,
where as many as three men
broke into Dorit Kemsley's Encino home.
- All of a sudden, I hear the door open.
And I thought-- - You're like, my kids.
- It's my kids.
So I get out of my bed.
And that's when I saw not a little person,
but a big person.
"Get down on the ----ing ground!
I'm gonna ----ing kill you."
I was sobbing, going, "Please.
"Please, I have little babies. Please, I'm a mother.
"Please, I beg of you. My kids need me.
"Please, please, please, please, please.
My kids need me. I need to--please."
- I don't know how you recover from that.
- Oh. - It's okay.
- I can't stand the fact I wasn't there.
- I will always thank God for protecting me and the kids.
I don't care about the material stuff.
I don't care.
I never will. [sobs]
I don't care.
- I'm just gonna get my phone.
I left my phone.
[siren wailing]
- Hard to relive all that.
- Yeah, it is.
- How has your life changed since all this happened?
- Oh, my God.
One of the things that happens in trauma
that people don't realize is
that there's no aspect of your life that's not touched.
I've had issues in my marriage.
And I have a wonderful marriage.
It does something to your confidence as a mom.
You feel depleted.
It's hard to get out of bed some days.
I mean, you're grieving the loss of who you were before.
- You had such a big reaction to this.
Why?
- I'm very close with Dorit, PK, and the babies.
And we're right around the corner.
I can walk to Dorit's house.
So to think that Mauricio and I, we were sleeping,
and she was just home there going through this.
- Right.
- It was just very, very upsetting to me.
- I'm so impressed that you were able to keep your cool.
Where do you think that came from?
- In that moment, my instinct kicked in.
And it was a mama instinct.
And I just thought if I made them feel like
I could help them and I wasn't a threat,
then I could save my babies.
And that's all I wanted to do.
- And it worked. - It worked.
- And it worked. - Incredible.
I know you got a lot of support.
There were also naysayers.
Who leaves the cell phone near the gate
so you could call the cops?
Sarah V. shared a theory that PK orchestrated the robbery
as an insurance scam.
- Andy, I mean, I'm struggling with trying to get out of bed
in the morning.
I'm certainly not paying any attention to--
- That's disgusting. - That's really gross.
- You know, there's-- this isn't something
that you can orchestrate.
I know what I've been through, and I was very lucky.
- Yes. - Very.
- Very, very lucky.
And there's not a single day that goes by
that I don't remind myself of that.
- Why do you think they let you have your phone back?
- I was very, very calm.
I showed them where everything was.
And I said, "Please, please, I beg of you.
"I have to call my husband.
Just please leave my phone."
And he said, "I'll leave it at the gate," and he did.
- Any leads on catching these guys?
- It is still an open investigation, unfortunately.
- Have you replaced any of the stolen items?
- I would never do a repeat purchase, but you know.
[laughter] Come on, please.
- That stuff was all last season.
- It's Dorit. - Right, right, right, right.
- Obviously, directly after, you know,
I didn't have the desire.
Am I boring you? - No, I'm sorry.
I swallowed a yawn. - Are you kidding me?
- I am sorry. - Again?
- I am really sorry. - Two years in a row, Andy?
- I am a yawner.
- I am longwinded, but I don't feel
like I hijack conversations.
Am I boring you?
- I'm sorry.
I just swallowed a yawn, but you are not boring me.
- This topic is a lot harder for me
than it is for you, Andy. - No, it's very compelling.
No, I understand.
Oh, my God.
Please continue.
[laughter]
- I take day by day, you know? - OK.
- There are the days that I'm really great,
and then all of a sudden, I have some really bad days.
And I'm navigating through-- - You still have PTSD?
- I have diagnosed PTSD.
- You guys know that just recently,
we were reached out by the person who burglarized us
and said he had my things? - What?
- No. - What?
- He reached out to my sister-in-law and said,
"I was the person that rob-- burglarized your home,
"was put in jail.
And all your items are at my grandmother's house."
- What? - Oh, my God.
- And then he was sending me pictures of the things.
And we sent-- - And were they--
- Yeah. - Oh, my God.
- And then we sent him some of the money.
And then he was like, I feel like you
guys are calling the police. - What?
- And we're like, I don't care about the police.
I just want my stuff. - You sent him money?
- Did you get your mom's jewelry back?
- Not a lot.
- Why would you send him a ----ing dime?
He's a ----ing criminal.
- Yeah, isn't that crazy?
- No, that's called a shakedown.
- We are gonna leave it there.
We wish you continued recovery.
- Thank you. - We'll be right back.
Coming up...
- That was private.
And when I saw that, it was not OK.
It felt very gossipy.
- Welcome back to "The Real Housewives
of Beverly Hills" reunion.
I'm Andy Cohen.
Crystal's need for safe spaces and speaking her truth
left the women at a loss for words.
Will this generation gap ever be bridged?
It's a question for the ages,
literally.
Let's watch.
- Hello.
- I was like, I don't--
I realize, like, how childish I look.
- Hi.
You don't have to put on a babydoll dress for us
to know how young you are.
You look so young. - Thanks.
- I want to give her a lollipop.
- This is my last year in my 30s.
[quirky music]
- What a brag! - It's just like--
I'm just like, oh, lord have mercy.
- You said change the word to "rude" from "violated."
That's not how I felt.
- OK, did I think that you felt violated
was a little extreme when she brought a jacket to your room?
Yes, I did.
- I'm just very triggered by the whole thing.
- Crystal is just so dramatic about everything.
I don't know if she is a millennial
or whatever generation, but it seems like she always has
something to complain about.
Calm down.
How are you doing?
I saw what you posted on Instagram...
- Yeah. - About your eating disorder.
Is it more like things feel out of control around you
and that's your way of controlling,
or is it more of an appearance thing?
- Physically being in my body sucks.
- Why?
- I feel ----ing like sh-- all the time.
- What happens when you purge?
- I just feel better.
It's like a relief. - Right.
I always think, take laxatives and get rid of it.
- Wow.
- I'm definitely seeing a pattern
with some of the women in this group
that my vulnerability is met with judgment.
- If there's something that you can do
to make it better for yourself,
then you owe it to yourself to do that.
[dramatic music]
- [sobbing]
- Uh, lots to discuss.
I want to start, Crystal, with your sharing
on social media about your struggles
with your eating disorder.
Why was it important for you to--to share that?
- I don't know.
I just felt like it was really important
for me to say it out loud.
Culturally, Asians are very quiet.
We keep everything very close.
And I just feel like how do I help people understand
that eating disorders are--
everyone has a different experience.
- Anongirl55 said, "As someone who has suffered from bulimia
"for two decades, I can say our biggest fear
"is that someone will walk in on us when we're bingeing
and/or purging."
Is this what you experienced in Tahoe
when Sutton walked in on you?"
- I don't know what's going on in here,
but I'm gonna bring you your coat.
- I was just putting my pajamas on.
- Uh-huh. - Thank you.
No. - No?
- No. - OK.
- That situation was not the reason
why I felt the way I felt,
but it's attached to my body dysmorphia is when she came in.
It wasn't that situation, but--but it's--
- Because you were not clothed...
- Yes. - And you feel very badly
and ashamed. - Yes, I mean,
it's just all attached to it.
- Alexa from Pennsylvania said, "Kyle, why is it OK
"to bring up your eating disorder when Crystal
"was talking about hers, but it was wrong for Sutton
"to bring up her miscarriages to Diana?
Isn't it the same thing?"
- Um, yes.
Um, well, yes, it is, very much.
My behavior at Garcelle's party was terrible.
So you're gonna say you lost two babies?
- I did.
- She lost a baby. You did not.
Maybe years ago. I don't know.
In that moment, after too much tequila, I was thinking,
here, you know, when someone's sharing something,
she has to say, "I had that, too."
And because I drank too much, I said it wrong.
- Adam from New York said, "Erika, why on Earth
would you tell a person with an eating disorder
to take laxatives?"
- No, I said "This is what I would do."
I was empathizing-- I thought I was empathizing,
but then I found out, hey, you can't say that.
- It's a very unhealthy-- it's a--it's a--
- Extremely, and I think we talked about it after--
- It's a bad thing to do, basically.
- That someone I know very close to me--
- Listen. - Sure.
- Yeah, I grew up in a dance studio, I mean--
- Yes, so I know people that suffer.
That's another form of an eating disorder.
- Sure.
It was almost just coming from a "Hey, if that was me,
I would do it like this."
- Well, you did follow it up by saying
"Don't eat the chicken nuggets."
- Chicken tender and barbecue ranch.
- You can't have this. It's a chicken tender.
- I will not eat.
- Well, that was a little bit later.
And of course, my smart ass said
she can't have this chicken tender.
Yeah, I did it.
It was the wrong thing to do.
- Amanda from Denver said, "Crystal,
"how do you feel about Dorit sharing with the group
that you throw up every day?"
- Crystal told me she's vomiting every day.
- [gasps] What? She said that?
- Like self-induced? - She didn't tell me that.
- OK.
I was--that was not OK.
- Really?
- When I share that information with you,
that was private.
I'm very particular how I speak about it.
I tend not to be very graphic about it.
It's very shameful.
And when I saw that, it was unacceptab--
It was not OK.
It felt very gossipy, and...
- That-- - It's so personal.
- Crystal, you were talking to the entire table about it,
and it wasn't just-- - Yeah, but that's still not--
- No, wait a second.
And then still, I had never mentioned it after that,
never, until it was brought to my attention
that you raised it with the group.
Then I thought, OK, I'm not sharing
something that is a secret.
- OK. Well, I'm telling you now.
When we speak privately, we can have
a much clearer conversation of what's private
and what can be shared.
But that felt terrible.
- I'm truly, truly, truly sorry.
- Thank you.
[dramatic music]
- Coming up next...
- You said Sutton said something very dark.
I can't even say it. It's so bad.
- You just assume it's a story.
What if it's actually my truth?
- I want to turn to the dark comments
that Sutton supposedly made last year.
Crystal, Erika seemed to pinpoint the issue.
You were implying Sutton made racist comments,
but refused to reveal what they were.
- Do you think you exaggerated or made something up
or exaggerate-- - I'm not making anything up.
What I've said was things were said that were hurtful.
- When you don't say what it is,
people are going to fill in the blanks.
- Oh, yes, they are.
- And it's gonna be a lot worse.
- I need to give context to the experience, right?
You know, this was the very first time
I spoke to Sutton in my life.
Knowing Sutton today, I wouldn't have had
that same feeling or energy about the conversation.
We would have had a different experience.
- But when you brought it up a year later, you did know her.
- When you and Sutton had your thing,
I felt like no matter what she said,
you were going to say, "Are you that girl?"
- There was a lot more said
prior to that that was very dark.
It wasn't something specific.
It was the overall--
- It was not something specific.
- --it was the overall conversation that
made me feel a certain way.
- Why not say, "There was not one thing.
"It was the general tone
of the conversation that led me to feel badly."
- Right.
- Did you guys not feel that way from me?
- No. - No.
- You were very specific. - You were very specific.
- And you said, "Sutton said something very dark.
I can't even say it. It's so bad."
And then you doubled down on "Watch What Happens Live."
- I will say-- - That's why it lasted so long.
- The conversation today, if it was someone
that I didn't know, I would still say the same words.
I would still feel like this was heavy and dark,
and it was not okay, but--
- But what is it? - What was not okay?
- But what is it?
- But saying overall tone versus it was
something so dark I can't repeat it--
- I'm gonna say tone.
- That are two completely different things.
- I'm gonna say the tone of the conversation.
- Do you know what I'm saying? Like, if you put...
- Everything.
- Something like that out there and you don't back it up--
- I'm telling you now, it's a tone of conversation.
- It's not fair to say.
- Okay, but let me ask you a question,
and then I want to hear what you have to say.
Then when I asked you on "Watch What Happens Live,"
was that the comment?
You said to me... - That wasn't the specific--
- "No, it was worse." - No, that's--I'm sorry.
That was not the comment that I was referring to.
- What was it? - So there was--
- It was the whole conv--no, it was just the conversation.
- So there's nothing specific? - Nothing specific.
- But you do- realize you're saying completely opposite
of what you said to us then?
- There was a lot more said prior to that
that was very dark.
- You weren't telling the truth in LaQuinta then,
is what you're saying?
- No, this is my experience.
You called my experience lying.
- No, not your experience.
What you said was, "She said something dark."
- That's how I felt.
- Yeah, but it wasn't a feeling the way you said it.
It wasn't a feeling.
- Do you understand that you said specific?
- And also, what I could not understand is,
I kept on saying to you, what did she say, what did she say?
Because if she said something that was racist,
I would have to question my friendship with her.
- It felt like you wanted us to believe
she said something racist.
- I do not want that.
And if I wanted to bring it up,
I would have done it two years ago.
- What a cop-out.
- Do you find that comment about the pool offensive?
Because when I watched it-- - Yes.
- You do? - What's offensive by it?
- Why did you find that offensive?
- I remember Porter asked to have friends over.
And they were sitting in the Jacuzzi.
And I'm like, there's my white child with--
a Black girl is in there.
A Chinese girl was in the Jacuzzi,
and then, like, probably a redheaded,
Irish Catholic girl.
And I'm like, this is what it should be.
- I found it a very offensive conversation.
And you guys don't have to.
- Okay. - And that's it.
- Sutton, what's your reaction to all this?
Because it seems to be really clearing you
of having said one specific thing.
- I think we all know I'm not a racist.
- We knew that. - That's great.
- We knew that.
- I understand where Crystal was coming from last year,
that maybe I used words that I shouldn't have used.
And we've talked about this.
And I've learned a lot of stuff because we can be friends,
and we can move through it.
I think the respect from this group
needs to be there as well.
- Why make this okay? Why is this okay?
- Yeah, why is this all of a sudden smoothed out?
- Why is it okay?
- Why can't you guys allow us to be okay?
- I think it's great that you're okay,
but I spent three episodes watching,
wondering what this dark comment was.
- Make this a learning experience.
- The learning experience seems to be,
don't accuse someone of saying something
specifically very dark on television.
- And then don't back it up. - I mean, because--
- Exactly.
- The reason why you actually brought it up
to begin with is because Garcelle had said to you,
"Crystal, I feel like Sutton could have said anything,
and you would have jumped down her throat."
- That's exactly right. - Mm-hmm.
- And in an effort to make yourself look good, you...
- Said, "No, actually." - Put her in the fire.
- I didn't do it to look good.
I felt I was in an...
- To save yourself. - To justify it.
- Incredibly impossible situation.
- To justify, to save yourself, to make yourself look good.
- I never wanted to bring it up.
It is one of my biggest regrets,
not just in the experience of the show, in my life.
- After Crystal said she didn't feel like she was
in a safe space in LaQuinta,
Kyle called her a dramatic millennial.
Kyle, what does it mean to be a dramatic millennial?
And isn't that redundant?
- I just felt like words like "violated,"
"not a safe space," "triggered"--
- Didn't you say you felt violated
when someone broke into your home?
- Yeah, but someone broke into my home.
They didn't bring me a jacket.
- Yeah, that's a little different.
- It's experience.
- But why do you have to spend weeks
harping on someone's word,
as opposed to asking their experience?
That's all you do.
Why don't you get to know me better?
Say, oh, wait. Why would you feel that way?
- I was trying to get to know you better,
but what I was seeing was someone
who was, instead of speaking the truth, making up a story.
- You just assume it's a story. What if it's actually my truth?
- But your truth wasn't true. - It is true to me.
- I mean, you were making that up.
You just said that there wasn't a story.
- I didn't make up anything. - There was no real dark story.
- I'm not making up--
- As a millennial, you said you weren't surprised
that the women didn't know that requesting Michael Jackson
was problematic these days.
- Yeah. - What?
- Is requesting Michael Jackson problematic?
- Yes, I think so.
- Why?
- So it's problematic because of the accusations.
- Because of the accusations. - Accusations, yeah.
- He beat the case. - But it's accusations.
- They're accusations, yeah. - He beat the case.
- @ThinkrealityTV said, "I really want
"to know what Crystal did to get 14
"of her friends mad at her.
I believe it too because 14 is such a specific number."
- It's such a weird number.
- Actually, Rinna, you gave me, like, incredible advice.
I just said-- - Which I usually do.
- I just said, you know, "I've been dealing
"with some women that are suddenly, like,
not talking to me since I've done the show."
And she said, "Get ready. This is the beginning."
- Some of these people were asked
to be on the show, though.
- That's why. So that's what I'm saying.
- No, because you said that, since you've been on the show,
you've noticed a difference with these women, but these--
- No, no, no, no, I know.
- Some of these women have been asked to be on the show.
- That's why I'm saying, when I talked to her about it.
It's when I got the show. It was before.
- Didn't you just say that after I did the show,
they got weird with me?
- Yes, she did.
- After I started filming. That's what you just said.
- She just said that.
- After I did the show, after I said yes to the show.
- Okay, this is very confusing.
- And it was a big-- - How is that confusing?
- Because you just contradicted yourself.
- I just clarified it. How is it confusing?
Are you confused? - I am.
- You just changed the story.
You said the women, after you started filming,
they got weird.
And she said, get used to it,
because you're on a TV show now.
- Sorry, let me clarify. It started before I filmed.
- Okay, so it has nothing to do with you being on TV then?
I heard about it completely-- nothing to do with the show,
but I don't want to talk about stuff that was said about it.
[dramatic music]
- Coming up...
- You obviously have a very low opinion of me
if you think that I would be behind bullying a 14-year-old.
- We are back with more
of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" reunion.
I'm Andy Cohen.
Joining us now from home, here is Diana Jenkins.
Hi, Diana.
- Hi, everybody, hi.
I am so sorry I'm not there.
- I know that you're very sick, but I got to tell you,
if this is sick, you look pretty good.
- [laughs] - How do you feel?
- You don't want to see what I looked like this morning.
- Well, I want to start with some burning questions.
Your lawyers have been very busy over the last few weeks.
You've been sending cease and desist letters
because there are a lot of rumors about you online
that you're trying to clear up.
And I guess the biggest accusation
was that you were some sort of a madam
and that your book was a catalog
of call girls in some way.
- Nothing can be more further from the truth.
Really, that book was done-- I'm very proud of it.
And it has done a lot of good for a lot of people.
So it broke my heart that I have to now
defend something so special.
- There's a lot of online chatter linking you
with Jeffrey Epstein.
What can you tell me about that?
Did you know him?
- Never met that man.
It's very actually easy to find out.
The picture was in '97 somewhere in New York.
Now, in '97, I was refugee in London without even paperwork.
So it's an actual physical impossibility.
- You've been linked to everyone
from Justin Timberlake to Guy Ritchie as well.
- Femme fatale, oh, my gosh. I'm a very busy woman.
I don't know how I do all these things.
[laughter]
Very busy.
They are my friends.
Am I allowed to have friends?
- Diana, we got a lot of questions
about you licking your lips.
Have you ever noticed-- - Oh, my God.
You know what?
Like, now I'm just thinking,
"Don't lick your lips. Don't lick your lips."
[laughter] It's actually a nervous tic.
It's not attractive. I'm so sorry.
I'm so sorry for putting you through it.
- Oh.
- And it's a big tongue.
- You recently caused a bit of a mess
with a woman behind Instagram account @Phillydiva.
What happened there?
- I'm mortified by it. I was really mortified by it.
- What did you think you were saying?
- Black content to me,
I just associated with the dark web,
with something that is not positive,
if you would say.
I didn't associate it with a female, a woman,
or her skin color, none of that.
- Crystal, when she explained that to you,
did you understand her intent?
- Well, when I first saw it, I was like, what the--you know?
So I was like, I'm just gonna call her out.
And she just started screaming like,
"Can you believe that there's
Black content creators out there?"
I was like, "What are you saying?"
She's like, "That they admit that they write
mean things just to troll us."
And I really then understood that she didn't understand.
- I honestly think it took me ten minutes to process.
And then it was really fast apology.
And I still-- I can't apologize enough.
- In Aspen, the Lion airplane crash victims
were a big topic of conversation.
And we're gonna talk about this a little bit more later.
But, Diana, you said that if people were so passionate
about the victims, they should put their money
where their mouth is.
And you recently announced that you would
give money to the victims.
Have you--
- I did. I already did.
Money has been given.
While Erika is fighting her fight legally
and her hands are tied,
I feel like we can join efforts and help.
- Erika, what was your reaction to her donation?
I was wondering if you would be pissed in some way.
- No, because it's--
- It seemed like a troll in some way.
- No, not at all.
You know, I think Diana was basically saying,
if we're going to continue to hammer
about widows and orphans,
why doesn't somebody do something instead of berate?
- With a guilty conscience,
I can't be part of the story line
where I know there are victims and orphans
and not do something about it.
- I think that's wonderful.
- Diana, there are a lot of people right now accusing you
of being behind the bots that went
after Garcelle's 14-year-old.
I'm curious, Garcelle,
what's going through your mind.
Was there a point where you thought she was behind it?
- Yeah, I did.
If I'm gonna be honest, I did think
she was behind it, absolutely.
- You think I would send that to Jax?
- I did.
- I mean, you obviously have a very low opinion of me
if you think that I would be behind bullying a 14-year-old.
- Yeah.
[dramatic music]
- Diana, there are a lot of people right now accusing you
of being behind the bots that went
after Garcelle's 14-year-old.
Garcelle, was there a point where
you thought she was behind it?
- Yeah, I did.
If I'm gonna be honest, I did think
she was behind it, absolutely.
- I don't know how evil I must appear
that you would even consider the fact
that I would do that to Jax.
- Diana also sent me-- - So, Garcelle--
- I am-- - You have--
- I'm talking. Can I finish, please?
She also sent me a threatening text.
- What was the text, Diana?
- I've asked her to pencil the name
when we were getting death threats.
- First of all, Jax was at his dad's house
when he got the very last text that was horrific.
And in the post, it said about the knee on the neck.
It mentioned, "Leave Diana alone."
He wrote on the text, "You've gone too far,"
and posted that.
He's a 14-year-old kid.
He gets this horrendous message.
He's not thinking, "Let me take out Diana's name
so she's not implicated."
He put it out there because he was fearful.
He had enough.
So Diana thinks that we should have taken her name out.
- No, I said pencil, protect our families.
Protect our families because we are getting death threats.
- But, Diana, I'm saying, when Jax received that,
he wasn't thinking about protecting anybody but himself.
- I think she's saying, could you have deleted it,
penciled out, and then he could have reposted it maybe?
- Yeah, that's what I'm saying, pencil.
- Are you ----ing kidding me? You want me--no, wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
So you want in the middle of me trying to protect my child,
I have to then come and save all you?
- You don't need to save me.
- You could redo it. - This is outrageous.
Everybody had picked it up. - Correct.
- So now I have to come and save you?
- I'm not saying that.
- No, I don't even know if that's right.
- When I'm dealing with my son?
- I'm saying maybe that's what she meant.
- That's outrageous to me.
- I do understand, sweetheart,
but what I'm telling you, that we got death threats.
In my country when they issue threats,
those are actual threats.
- Well, your threat was an actual threat to me as well.
- What was the threatening message?
- It was pretty much, if anything happens
to my family, I'm coming for you.
- But how?
Was it illegally or physically?
I said, if something happens to my kids--
- A threat is a threat.
I'm not going to dissect a threat.
A threat is a threat.
- No, Garcelle, that is not a threat.
- You've done nothing but harass me on social media.
- I had a murder in my family.
My family has been murdered.
Murder is murder.
And when somebody tells you they're gonna stab
your son or daughter with a knife,
that's a threat.
- I understand that.
- And it's not a cease and exist.
It's very different when my lawyer calls you.
It's different when somebody takes a gun and points at you.
So I'm sorry.
They're different type of threats.
- [scoffs]
I'm not talking to her anymore.
- Okay, well, you know what?
- No, but I'm asking you--
- I will help you protect your child.
I have a means to hire lawyers.
We're gonna find out who actually did this.
- Absolutely, I have an investigation as well.
- If Diana was here today, what would be
the number one thing that you would want to say to her?
- I would want to say to Diana,
why is she so obsessed with me?
That's what I'd like to know.
- Because you're gorgeous.
- What-- you don't mean it that way.
- No, I don't.
- You mean it how?
- She is targeting me on social media almost every day,
sometimes twice a day.
I don't want you harassing me on social media.
I haven't harassed anyone here on social media.
- What are you saying? What are you saying?
- What I'm saying--
- She's saying you've been going after her online.
- Constantly, constantly.
Please leave me alone.
Leave me alone. I don't hate you, Diana.
I just want to be left alone.
* *
- Next week, the reunion continues.
- I am a work in progress when it comes to that,
and I'm gonna get better.
I will. - [laughs]
I'm sorry. I got to laugh.
I can't--
- Which is the harsher word, C-word or evil?
- The C-word.
- Really? - Oh, okay, oh.
- You don't understand anything, Kyle.
- It's not about how I experience it.
You weren't telling the truth. - That's my truth.
- Just admit that you made it up.
- You don't understand it.
- That's rich coming from you, whose breath smells
of garlic, chardonnay, and cigarettes.
- Oh, boy.
- I don't consider you a friend.
- Okay.
- This next part is gonna be a little tricky-dicky.
* *
- All I have to do is tell the truth.
- I'm ----ed.
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