- Previously, on "The Real Housewives of Potomac"...
- I am not gonna walk away from a half million dollars,
which is what the company owes me.
So it's gonna get to be a court case.
- Why are they acting like this towards you?
- I have no idea.
- I'm inviting everyone and their significant others.
Have you guys heard of pickleball?
- I'm down. - I'm down. - All right.
- Don't get distracted.
- Today is about bringing the girls together,
team spirit. - Ahh! Ahh! Ahh!
- You're on Gizelle and Ashley's team.
- Oh, God.
- We all can have fun together.
- You better work that thing.
Work that thing. - That's right, Karen.
- And if it go left, don't blame me.
- I don't know you.
- You know me enough to have your mom threaten me, baby.
- You've been a hater since day one.
- I hate on you for what? You could never--
You could never, my darling. - For everything, baby.
For everything, baby.
- And I'm aware of the phone call that your mom made
to my in-law saying that she submitted my name
to a shrine.
- Shrine is voodoo. - A shrine is like voodoo.
- Oh! - Oh! Oh!
- Oh, God.
- I got the mother----ing bazooka.
Come at me the (BLEEP) again.
**
- I'm no angel but give me some grace,
and you'll learn to adore me.
- You don't have to dig for gold
when you shine this bright.
- I just took a DNA test, and it turns out,
I 100% don't care.
- When they go low, * I just hit high notes *
- If you're gonna test this professor,
be prepared to fail.
- Nigeria raised me, L.A. made me,
and Potomac will remember me.
- It doesn't matter the size of our home.
I'm always the queen of this castle.
- I don't ride the fence, honey.
I am the fence. You ride me.
**
- Hi. - How are you?
- I'm so good. I feel like I walked into my home.
[laughing] - Welcome home.
- Thank you.
I feel like I'm in Texas already--
like, so many things.
**
- Hi.
Oh, my gosh, it smells so good in here.
You look so cute. - Yeah, girl, so do you.
- What is going on?
Do we need bathing suits in Austin?
- You been to Texas? - Well, yes, I've been to Texas.
I haven't been to Austin. - Okay.
I'm very excited to invite the girls to Austin
because it's so spunky.
It's has its own flair.
I think it's just a great place to let your hair down.
I mean, with a slogan like "Keep Austin Weird,"
I think it's the perfect place
for some of these hoity-toity uptight ladies.
I was really privileged to host a drag show there
a few months ago-- I had the time of my life,
and I want the girls to experience
the city that I love so much, too.
- If we are going to go into this trip
with negative energies, it's not going to go well.
- Going on a trip with these ladies
is not number one on my list
of things that I really wanna do right now.
- Texas is a mess.
Austin-- what's the--
what the slogan? Weird people?
- I can fellowship with the people
that I am in a good place with.
- You know what? Maybe we'll have some fun
because I damn sure ain't had no fun
at pickleball.
- Maybe Ashley will have better luck
at hosting an event for the girls.
I know I tried.
Uh, I'm there to help her if she needs me. God knows.
**
- Hi, my people.
- Hi. - Hi. Welcome, welcome.
- Hi, boo. - It is, like, it's cold.
It's cold and rainy.
Why are you doing this to me? - I know.
So, what better way to spend our time
than to shop? - It is cold.
- Okay, let's shop.
- 'Cause Austin is gonna be warm and beautiful.
- Oh, my gosh, this is-- Yes, tequila money.
Is this-- are we staying in a five-star hotel?
What are the accommodations?
- Please don't tell me we're sharing a house.
- No, we're gonna be the city.
So, yeah, we're staying in a hotel.
- Yay. - Okay.
What do we need for Austin?
- Okay, so, you need to have at least one swimwear article.
- I like this.
- I think that a change of scenery
is gonna be good for everybody.
- Yeah. Are we gonna have a drinking game?
I like Karen liquored up.
- Karen has been on the gin and juice all week, okay?
- No, she's been on crack and juice, okay?
- Yes. - Crack and juice is right.
- She is da-da-da-da-da-da-da.
Oh, Karen, this is cute. - This I wouldn't touch.
This is my early bird cocktail.
- Ooh.
- Hello. Hello.
Don't ask any questions. It's my event.
Y'all want me to go? Y'all ready to play?
I'm gonna have Mr. Pickle
and Mrs. Pickle lead us in prayer.
- I'm like, girl.
Guys, we have things to talk about.
Do you think Nneka could be lying about all that she said?
'Cause it was a lot.
- It was a lot. I know. I know.
- I feel like it is a big accusation to say
that a mother is praying against an entire family,
if it's not true. - True.
- Like, and I don't feel like Nneka would come to this group
and make up that kinda lie. - Agreed.
The reason that I didn't completely dismiss
Nneka's accusation, even when she made it,
irrespective of the fact that Wendy is my friend,
is the way that Nneka delivered this information.
It felt like with so much conviction.
Everything conveyed that she was speaking truthfully.
That's a big reason that I haven't really dismissed it
altogether and just defaulted to not believing her.
For me, personally, I was just shocked
because Nneka knew that prior to coming to my house.
- Wendy didn't say, "Hey, girl, I know you already."
- Yeah, your mama had been callin'...
my-my mama, sister-in-laws. - Yeah, all of the that.
Wendy could have, like, brought all that up.
- And your mama done sent in the shrine,
and I'm-- like, what the hell?
- Well, I don't think she would have volunteered
that information. - I would have.
**
- Promise me you're gonna relax today.
- Okay. - You're gonna relax.
We're gonna eat, drink, and relax.
- I know that's right. [laughing]
Thanks, babe. - There you go.
- Hi. How are you? - Good afternoon. Welcome.
For two? - Yes. Thank you.
- Welcome to EDR.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- My name is Ms. T, and I'll be your waitress.
- I will go with the, uh, pork belly sliders.
- Alrighty. - And the seabass.
- All right. - I'll take that, too.
- All right, times two. - Okay, yeah.
- All right, would y'all like to order anything to drink?
- Uh, old fashioned. - Baby.
- It's 5 o'clock somewhere. Chill out.
- We need it. - Yes, we do,
especially after yesterday.
- Pickleball, it was too much.
I think Nneka's sole motive,
is to attack me within this group.
The only time Nneka pipes up, is if it involves Wendy Osefo.
- That was a time. That was a time.
Thank you. - Oh, thank you so much.
We had fun until it just went left.
- How did it go left?
'Cause I recall talking to my man, G.
Then, all of a sudden, I start seeing furniture move.
- Ain't no furniture move.
- It looked like it was moving.
- But this is your second time
meeting me within this group. - Right.
- And you're calling me... bitch.
So, clear it the (BLEEP) up.
- Your sister-- I'm clearing it up, bitch!
What the (BLEEP) are you talking about?
- Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow.
- She said my mom called, talking about her
and said something about a shrine.
- Mm-hmm.
- I was like, "Jamal, they're talking about
some demonic spirits and praying."
He said, "Gizelle, that sh-- is real."
- Yes, it is. - It is.
- "And do not play with it."
There's truth to what Nneka was saying.
- I do feel there's truth.
- She's smart. So, I like her.
- Yeah, she's a lawyer. - She's very smart.
- She's smart.
She's not gonna make up stupid stuff for no reason.
So, I'm-- I, 100% believe Nneka.
Oh, we gotta talk about Iyke. Whoa.
[laughing] - Okay, Gizelle--
- Did Eddie unfollow you. - Yes.
- So, then Iyke said, "Square up. Square up.
"Let me know. Be a man."
- Okay, so, you don't know me.
Say it. Say it.
- I just met you the other day.
- No, you gotta say it with your chest.
You don't know me, right, bro?
- It's okay.
- I don't have problems with anybody.
I'm Happy Eddie.
[laughing] - You are.
- I don't have problems with nobody.
This is the first time I met this dude.
We just figured out we all went to College Park.
- Y'all went to College Park but at different times.
- At different times, so we're not even in the same year.
- Oh.
**
- Um...
it's a college campus.
I don't know everybody I went to college with.
But, hey, it says a lot that you remember my husband.
- You guys are going to Austin.
Since things are weird between you and Nneka,
how are y'all gonna reconcile that?
- The fact that you're Igbo, and I'm Igbo,
and your agenda was to attack your sister,
she got a lotta catching up to do.
- Right.
- I hate when people are like, "Oh, you know,
I don't know what my mama doing."
No, you know exactly what your mother is doing.
And, Eddie, you know exactly
what Wendy is doing. - Oh, I need to sit down.
- They're all working together for-for evil.
[sighs] - I'm not gonna go that far.
**
- Wait a minute.
Let me just slip this up real quick, babe.
- Are you trying to delay?
- No, there's no delay, babe.
- I know you didn't wanna come today.
You're just-- every second you can to delay.
Hello. - Good morning.
- Hi. Good morning. Good morning.
Um, I have an appointment for 11:15.
- Go ahead and sign in for me, please.
- I think my family, from the beginning,
has always pushed me getting married and having kids
because that's what we do as a culture.
Literally, like, as soon as you get married,
people are expecting you
to turn up pregnant within a year.
- I wasn't even trying to get pregnant
on my honeymoon or even a year into our marriage.
Our plan was just enjoy life, travel,
and then, when we are ready,
to just kinda segue into parenthood.
So, I think the fact that I'm 35, and I'm now trying,
and I'm having a delayed, um, success,
I think they're definitely gonna think "Told you so."
- So, you'll be seeing Dr. Moore today.
He'll be in shortly, okay?
- Thank you so much. - You're welcome.
- Thanks. - So, they're checking her.
What about me? [laughing]
- Sorry. Excuse me. - You didn't want to even be here.
You didn't wanna be here. Now, you're here.
You just wanna be on the-- do you wanna wear a gown, too?
- No, I'm good. - Okay, okay.
- How do you feel about yesterday?
That sh-- exhausted me.
- It's super annoying because...
I thought it was gonna be a really great day.
[sighs]
After the pickleball event,
I do feel horrible that it came out that way.
I'm aware of the phone call that your mom made
to my in-law, saying that she submitted my name
to a shrine.
I wish I could've just sat down with her privately,
but people don't understand that these shrines,
in Nigeria, are very real.
The only reason someone submits your name to a shrine,
is for death and destruction.
I'm such an honest and transparent person
that the information just flowed out naturally
because I didn't understand
why she was continuing to be fake.
- How you doin', doc? - How you doin', man? Javaka.
- Ikenna. - Nice to see you.
- What-what-what's your first name?
- Ihim, Ikenna Ihim.
- What part of Nigeria are you from?
- Imo States. - Yeah.
You know, I've been there.
- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.
I went there, like, 20 years ago.
I went to Howard University Hospital
when I was a resident.
- That's cool.
- So, I looked over all of your labs and everything.
With infertility, about 40% of infertile, um,
situations is result of the-the sperm itself.
As far the sperm analysis is concerned,
it said you have low volume,
but I'm not worried about that in this case.
I mean, you all are fine.
- We gotta do it more regularly, you know.
- From what he is saying, you know.
- You can't listen to him.
He doesn't know what he is talking about.
- Yes, I can. That's why he is here.
- You know what I'm saying? [laughing]
- He doesn't know what he is talking about.
We've been trying to conceive for the past seven months.
I've been diligently tracking my cycle
to know my most fertile days.
- I think it's been-- it's--
we have not given it enough attempts.
That's what I think. I think there is nothing wrong.
I'm pretty sure my guys-- - He's gonna tell us what it is.
- You're with the king.
- You know, just, um, continue to take
your prenatal vitamins every day.
Give it another six months at a minimum.
You can have ten kids, if you want.
You know, I have-- - I mean,
but I was supposed to have had one.
I've been trying for seven months.
- Well, that's-that's a normal amount of time.
You know, Nigerians have the highest rate of twins.
- Of course. - I'm telling, when I--
when I have Nigerian patients, like, infertility,
I don't even worry about that.
- I know that Nigerians are highly fertile people.
We get multiples by just blinking.
But I don't want to wait another six months.
I want something I can do today.
I'm just not getting answers that I want here.
Thank you, Dr. Moore. - No problem, guys.
Nice to meet you. - Thanks, doc.
[humming]
[laughing]
Baby, you have to trust me, okay?
There's a reason I make the big bucks.
- If you don't think you need to be here,
then keep quiet.
- I'm pretty sure he's a professional.
We know how-- - Okay, okay, stop talking.
- All right.
- Coming up next...
- Do you love Robyn?
- So, I cut the-the pie in half, and I put the other half
in the freezer.
- I don't know how we got to pie.
- I don't put the whole pie in my mouth.
I go half a pie.
- I don't want you to put any of the pie in your mouth.
**
- You're not letting me open the door for you?
- I got it. - You always do that.
- Hello. How are we doing? - Hi. How are you?
- Here for your 10:00 appointment?
- Yes, yes. - Hi. Yes.
- All right. I'll take you back here.
- Okay.
- You can have a seat in there.
- Okay, thank you so much.
I'm a little anxious. - Why?
- You know, just things.
- I'm about to get my ass tore up in here.
- No, you're not. - You sure?
- Yeah, 'cause, you know, I'm perfect.
No, I'm just kidding. - Of course, sure.
Good morning. - Good morning. Hello.
- Hi. How are you? - How are you?
Are we gonna hug? Are we gonna hug?
- Yes, of course. I'm a hugger.
Nice to meet you. - All right.
Nice to meet you. Hello, hello.
Well, let's go on back, okay? - All right.
- Have a seat. Get comfortable.
- Thank you. I love the water.
- Smells good, too.
That means it's gonna be a good day.
- I'm feeling-- I'm feeling it.
- There we go. There we go. Okay.
So, first things first, why are we here today?
- Um, we have recently gone through a financial, uh,
change with our business and, um, having to downsize.
- Right.
- And having to, um, navigate a lot.
The relationship between Gordon and I
has definitely changed.
I'll give you a call later to confirm
what we're gonna do tomorrow. - Okay, babe.
- Yeah, it's a little tough doing this
when you're on the phone, and Juju is doing her thing.
It was a lot going on.
- So, I have another call scheduled.
Is that gonna bother you?
- Honey, don't get defensive about it.
- Ever since Gordon was voted out of the family business,
he's been working a lot more because we were
expanding our portfolio with other partnership groups.
So, it is causing a lot of tension
inside of our marriage.
And, to me, spending time with the kids and having balance
is so much better than us always working,
and then we look up, and our kids are grown.
So, things were getting to a point where, um,
I actually had, um, retained a divorce attorney
because I was going to be filing for a divorce and--
- And I had no idea it had gotten that bad with her.
That's why I'm focused now on really trying to listen.
- Well, let's dissect that a little further.
- Mm-hmm.
- Why did you want to file for divorce?
- Gordon was really so focused on, like, work,
and, you know, and then we started to argue.
And I grew up in a, um, abusive environment.
I told myself that I just won't allow my children
to hear mommy and daddy arguing.
Gordon had gotten to a point where he wasn't listening to me,
and I want Gordon to retire.
Like you said yourself,
you don't want to miss out on these--
a second chance at being a great father,
and you're a phenomenal father. Do that.
- I set goals, and then I don't let anything
get in the way. I go get it.
I wanted to get to a certain economic level.
- Okay.
- So that she and the kids would be set,
no matter what happened to me.
I was almost there, so I was really pushing hard
to get those last, uh, few nuggets.
- Right. - He was pushing a lot hard,
very hard.
He was applying it to our shareholders
inside of our company. - Okay.
- And they eventually voted him out.
- Wow. - Right.
So, it's about to get pretty ugly.
We're filing a lawsuit.
- And so, there's another, like, avenue of concern
for me, as well. - Mm-hmm.
- So, a couple months ago, we had a sale, and we had--
we retained an attorney to manage the sale.
- Mm-hmm.
- The company sold, and he ended up, uh,
keeping some of the money in escrow,
is what he told us, right? - Okay.
- And he said that he will give it to us once every--
all-all the paperwork is finalized.
Eventually, he stopped communicating.
- Yeah. - Okay.
- So, Gordon took a legal route because it's a contract.
He owes us money.
He gets disbarred, and then he commits suicide.
[sighs]
And this is so fresh. It's just been a couple weeks.
And immediately, I went to Gordon.
Like, "Is your family going to be okay?"
If something happens to your family members
over some money, I don't--
like, how do I explain that to our kids?
- So, what I'm hearing is, you are feeling betrayed
on a lot of ends. - Mm-hmm.
- Betrayed from the family, as well as your nuclear family
with your husband. - Yeah.
- And that's hard. - Yeah, it is hard.
- Mm-hmm. It is hard.
Part of what she is saying I think is what makes us
a good couple.
Having differences in relationships,
there's nothing with that.
Mia is the sensitive one, and I respect that about her
and love that about her.
No matter how her friends-- they treat her
or other family members,
she is always concerned about them.
- But that doesn't necessarily mean
that it's a strength, in her eyes.
- I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
- Maybe she may see that sometimes as a burden.
- I hope you hear this. This is not about the money.
But not doing anything, is something that
I personally wouldn't be able to live with,
and I don't think you would want that.
- Okay.
I honestly think that, despite my feelings
and how I feel about it from a personal level,
that Gordon is gonna go full force
on the business level, no matter who-who they are,
and I just don't agree with it.
And it's, like, ----ing with me
because it's not the guy that I married.
- It seems like you both have different ways
of protection in this situation.
You the legal route, and you wanted the family
to remain together, so your kids can grow up
and know their nieces, nephews, cousins,
all that good stuff. - Yeah.
- Have y'all ever just sat and thought about that?
- Coming up...
- For the safety of me and my children,
I choose not to participate in any capacity.
- She thinks that if she doesn't speak to me,
then I will disappear,
but my black ass is still sitting here.
**
- Ashley has invited all of the ladies
to Austin, Texas.
- You're going to Austin to watch the drag queens.
- Yes, and, hopefully, we all get along.
The ladies have already been, you know,
having drama themselves. So...
- Already? - We'll see.
**
[phone ringing]
- Hi, Dais. What are the babes doing?
- They're taking a little nap.
We're here at the park. - Okay.
I know that the kids are gonna be
at Michael's house at night, but where-where will they be
during the day?
- I feel like it's better we just, like,
stick to the routine, come to your house.
- Yeah. I think that's good, too,
'cause, also, it gives Michael a little bit of flexibility,
as well, with his job. - Okay.
We're gonna hang out at the park for a little bit.
- Okay. - Can you say bye to mama?
- Bye. - I love you.
Bye, boobie.
**
- Okay, you're 18 now. - Yes.
- Are you able to be responsible for your sisters?
- Yes.
- If they try to bring boys, what are you gonna say?
- It's not my business. - No, no, no, no, no.
[laughing]
You say, "That's not a good idea," okay?
- Yeah.
**
- Austin, Texas-- I love Texas.
This group of women, they are unpredictable.
So, I know, in Texas, I'm gonna have a good time.
- I plan on just dealing with Wendy
the same way I deal with everyone I know,
with kindness and respect.
**
- I've decided to divvy up the cars
based on your astrological sign.
- Come on in, baby girl. - All right.
- We need some air on. It's so hot in here.
- Wendy and I are air, so we're the most mutable,
so we can go anywhere.
So, we're gonna do fire in this car,
and we'll do earth in this car.
- Nneka, can you get in the back
'cause I-I get carsick? I'm sorry. I do.
- I thought Ashley was my friend.
I don't know why Ashley has me in this van with Candiace.
Like, what is this? [laughing]
- First word or phrase-- Robyn Dixon.
- Fraud.
I hate that we're not in a great place.
It's very uncomfortable.
I don't know how to handle Robyn.
I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do.
**
- Karen, you're dressed to take over the world.
- I plan on doing it.
[laughing]
- Seize the moment. - It's my triple 20 this year.
- How do you feel about that, Karen?
- So funny. - What?
- Being 60. - I love it.
- Yeah.
- You notice I-I don't sweat the small stuff.
- Karen, when did you stop sweating the small stuff
'cause you were sweating three days ago?
- I, really, I'm trying. That's not sweating.
That's speaking my mind.
Robyn showed up. - Stop saying my name.
- And that's a beautiful thing,
'cause she didn't have to show up
because we are not in the best of places.
- What the hell? Stop saying my name.
- So, that shows-- this is my-- - I thought we were fine.
- Do you love Robyn?
- I'm not fake, Gizelle. I like Robyn a lot.
- You like her a lot. - I-I wanna see her win. I do.
Eventually, if that-- - You wanna see her win. Okay.
Why don't you tell her? Why don't you tell her that?
- No.
I cut the pie in half at-at your home, Ashley,
and I put the other half of it, my concerns,
and which I will address with Robyn directly, um,
in the freezer.
- I don't know how we got to pie.
- I'm gonna take it out of the freezer
because I'm ready to just enjoy.
- Okay. Yes, take it out of the freezer.
- Oh, you're talking about a real pie.
- I will. I will. - Enjoy.
- It's a Karen-ism, and a Karen-ism,
if there's one thing it's gonna do, is not make sense.
So...
- Is this apple? - I don't--
I don't put the whole pie in my mouth.
I go half of a pie.
- I don't want you to put any of the pie in your mouth.
- Your business is your business, but, Robyn,
is she a liar?
She will lie for Juan all day, all night.
Even on Sunday, she'll lie.
I don't know why.
If she'd just come out and tell me the truth,
'cause she really wants to be friends with me.
I'm telling ya. I'm real.
I'm authentic. I'm a ride or die.
Look at Gizelle and I.
We weathered the storm. Keep on ticking.
**
- Yes. - Oh, this is Texas.
The air feels different out here.
- Does it? - Yeah.
- Oh!
- Hello. - Karen is out.
- Very, very cute, Ashley. - Cute, like, rustic.
- Yeah, you picked a good one.
- Car number two is here. Car number two is here.
- Do we have keys? What are we doing?
- I have the keys,
so we'll head on upstairs. - Oh, we're checked in. Okay.
- And we'll get our bevvies. - Thank you.
[laughing] - Okay, can we all fit in here?
- Yes, we can. - All right. Praise the Lord.
[gasps]
- Oh, my God, a hallway situation.. - Okay,
- Nice. This is nice. Ahh!
- Oh, my God! It's so beautiful! - Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!
- Oh, look at this, Ashley. [overlapping chatter]
- Oh, yes, yes. - Okay.
- Okay, boo. There's cake?
- Oh, there's tacos! - Wonderful.
- Yes.
- So, Ashley, is my room gonna look like this?
Or all the rooms look like this?
- All of our rooms are gonna look like this,
though, right? - They're nice.
- What does that mean? - See, that's a-- that's a no.
- Is that a no? - Have you seen them?
- That's-that's a no.
**
- Robyn, you're also in a penthouse room.
- Oh!
- Yeah.
Um, we know that you've been under some stress.
- Is that why she gets a better room?
- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.
- I'd rather sleep in my little bitty cubbyhole
of a room and be happy there than be in a suite
knowing I don't deserve it.
[laughing]
I thought I was gonna be on this floor wit' you, Ashley.
I'm feeling a certain way.
- Are you being honest? Has it been Robyn?
- Everybody knows I have this visual this year.
I'm doing pie.
**
Where Robyn and I are concerned,
not everyone agrees with it, but I do it. So...
- No, everyone does not have this visual.
- Explain this stupid-ass pie. - So, anyway, no, okay.
No, it's not a stupid-ass pie.
- Wait, I'm not aware of this pie.
- So, with Robyn, I cut the pie in half mentally,
and put it in the freezer.
So, half of the pie is still in the freezer with Robyn.
- She is saying half of you, how she feels about you,
is in the freezer.
- I don't know what she's talking about.
- It's not moldy.
- I thought y'all squashed it.
- Exactly. I'm, like, I don't--
- No, ma'am. It's not over.
No, ma'am. - It's not over. Okay.
- It's not over. - It's not over. Okay.
- I realize my half of the pie that's in the refrigerator
got two pieces now.
Uh, yeah, I cut it in half. [laughing]
I cut it in half, right now.
We're down to one half of the half
in the freezer. - Where is it?
- That would be a quarter.
**
- I liken Robyn to a damn pie.
I bought it from Safeway, $2.
Withholding information, omission of truth, is a lie.
Robyn's ass, uh, she's on freeze.
I'm gonna unthaw that pie when you tell the truth
and confess your sins.
- We talked about this at pickleball.
Karen can take her one quarter of a pie
and shove it up her ass.
- One-fourth. - Just a quarter-- a quarter.
- A quarter, one quarter. Lucky I put you in there.
**
- Coming up next...
- "Holy Ghost fire on me and Peter and thunderstorm.
"Amen."
There is no witchcraft there.
- Holy Ghost fire and thunderous what?
- This really doesn't help her case.
**
- And what are we going to be doing today?
- We're just gonna go to the pool for a little today.
- Okay. - Okay. - Mm-hmm.
- And then we'll have some dinner tonight.
- Very nice. - Okay.
Do you guys wanna disperse and go to our rooms and--
- Yes. - Yeah.
- All right. Let me get my stuff.
- All right. I can't wait. - All right. Thank you, Ash.
**
- It's not a penthouse, but I will take it.
[grunts]
- Oh, my gosh, a little gift bag.
- This is nice.
- I'm in the penthouse. Ooh, I have a piano.
- Oh, this is cute.
Construction.
- Oh, a lovely construction zone.
- All right, Austin.
**
- Girl, the sun. - It's warm out here.
- Hold on. Let's tippy-toe.
Ooh, the shade.
- Lovely. - Lovely.
Ashley did pretty good. - This is cute.
- I'm okay with it. I'm okay with it.
- Ashley did really, really good.
- Yes. - Do you like your rooms?
- Yeah. - I do.
- Okay.
- There's a lot of construction, though.
- I know. I was gonna say, I'm looking at a lot of dirt.
- What? What happened now?
- A lot of dirt plots.
- Okay, in the room? - No, out the window. Yes.
- I-I kept the window pulled because I'm trying
to give it an opportunity to give it good ratings.
- Oh, Lord.
- Okay, well, how are you doing? - How are you?
- Because you-you seem fine.
- I-I am good.
- What's the latest with you and-and Miss Nneka-Nneka?
- You know what? To be honest,
I don't feel like I have to say anything else.
I don't know Nneka from a can of paint, you know.
- Mm-hmm.
- I have no vested relationship or interest there.
**
- Hi. - How are you?
- Our host has shown up. - Good, good.
- How are you doing? - Oh, my God.
- This is very beautiful. - You did well.
- Hi. How are you? - Hi, ladies.
Sorry to interrupt you guys. - Hi.
- How are we doing today? - We're so good.
- Good. - We are good.
- Wonderful.
- We're feeling like tequila. - Tequila!
- You know what?
That's what you should so when you're in Texas.
- Okay. Yes. - Tequila is the way to go.
- Well, we're feeling like a peach fuzz.
- Okay, peach fuzz. Peach fuzz? - Peach fuzz.
- Okay. Y'all let me know if you need anything else, okay?
- Thank you so much. - Thank you.
- Yes, thank you.
- Hi, hi, hi. - Hi.
- Hello, ladies. - Have we ordered food and stuff?
- Some drink and such. - We just ordered cocktails.
- You ordered some cocktails. - Yes, we did.
- Nice.
Okay. So, is this Texas?
- It is. - Okay.
- It's quirky. - Quirky or weird?
- Okay, weird. Yeah. - Yeah.
- Did you talk to the girls? Check in?
- I did. I talked, yeah, I talked to Grace.
She's home, chilling.
- Nice. That what happens when you're young.
- Yeah. - Where is Mia?
- Mia is-- um, they're coming.
Her and Robyn were chatting.
- Well, I'm gonna switch gears here a minute.
As a group collectively, if we're gonna move together,
and-and move on-- - Yeah.
- I can't ignore the elephant in the room
between you and Candiace.
And I feel like that when Candiace is in the room,
you're much quieter. - I'm totally fine.
I'm totally fine. - There's really nothing to face.
- Oh. - For--
- I mean, there is-there is-- - Okay, here we go.
- She does not want to acknowledge me
because she thinks that if she doesn't speak to me,
then I will disappear,
but my Black ass is still sitting here.
So, there's that.
**
- I haven't said that.
For my mental space,
and for the safety of me and my children,
I choose not to participate in any capacity.
- But I believe it was my bonus children
and my husband whose safety, and reputation,
and just overall mental state
were in disarray because of the things that she was saying.
- The end.
- You cannot make up lies about any person
and expect not to get your ass handed to you.
- There was a situation in which Chris
made me feel uncomfortable.
Like, I don't wanna be in this situation.
- So, did he do something?
Did he say something? - No, no, he didn't.
- Right, 'cause he wouldn't do that.
Yeah.
You sit up here with your privileged, white-looking ass,
and you think you can say
whatever the (BLEEP) you wanna say,
and no one is going to bat an eyelash.
- Okay, wait a minute. Wait, wait, wait.
- Candiace, last year, I told you your husband
made me feel uncomfortable because he made me
go into a bedroom and close the door.
That is what happened.
Candiace has said way too much
negative, nasty, horrible things
that have directly affected my family.
There's nothing good will ever come
from me speaking to Candiace.
- Tension is just thick.
You know, it does bother me.
- It shouldn't.
Karen, right now, you and I are in a good place,
and I like it. - I-I do, too.
I do, too. But, you know, if we can get there,
and we've been through hell and back,
isn't there hope for other people?
**
Coming up next...
- I do feel like I lost a part of me, you know.
- Yeah.
**
- Girl, Austin is under construction.
[laughing] - I know.
That's a good thing. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That means there a lot of money in the city, right?
- Right. - The banks are lending.
- Right, right, right. - The banks are lending.
When I see construction,
that means the banks are lending.
We're supposed to heading to the pool,
but there's something I wanted to talk to you about.
It's really not anything I feel comfortable sharing
with anybody else other than you.
So, you know we're going through a lot with our finances.
- Yeah. - And the attorney
that handled our sale-- - Yeah.
- He basically stole money from us.
I know. - What?
- I know. He kept a portion of the proceeds.
He said he was holding it in escrow until whenever.
- Oh, my God.
- We-we started realizing that it was something wrong
because he stopped responding to us.
- Yeah. - We just decided
to hire someone to just do an investigation,
and we reported him to the Bar Association.
- Wow. So, was he disbarred?
- Yeah, he was disbarred.
He went forth, and he made a statement
apologizing to us.
Shortly after that, he killed himself.
[groans]
- Oh, my God, are you ----ing serious?
- Yeah, I know. I know.
Girl, I have been in tears.
I have been having panic attacks
because it's just money.
You know, I told Gordon, I said, "Why?"
I know you had opened up and shared with me
that something similar
happened to you-- - Yeah.
- Where someone took some of your money.
- Yeah. He was in our wedding.
He was one of Juan's best friends.
When our friend took our money,
he actually killed himself. - Wow.
- He jumped off of a bridge when all of it was revealed.
- He has a daughter, a young daughter, and a wife.
I feel guilty because I'm like, had we not reported him,
would he-- this have happened? - Right.
It is a horrible and a devastating thing
to go through, um,
something that I don't wish on my worst enemies,
something that I wish you could see, like,
the warning signs and prevent from happening.
I feel so bad for her 'cause I know
how horrible that is to experience that.
I promise you he's done it to other clients,
and they-- they didn't know yet.
It was all gonna catch up to him.
- Yeah, he said that. That's my thing.
I-I never want anything to happen to anybody, ever,
especially not over some ----ing money.
- I know. God, I'm so sorry.
- I know.
- Damn. I know. - I know. Well, thank you.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
- Okay, so, what's frozen pops?
Like a popsicle?
- They're just popsicles.
Yeah, I can put them in a glass of champagne,
if you're feeling a little fancy.
- No, I'm not that fancy. - Or a shot of tequila or--
- A shot of tequila. - Okay, sounds good.
- I think the plane ride was a lot.
- Was it?
You were asleep the whole time, Karen.
I saw your head bobbing. - How do you know?
How do you know? I had my-- - I turned behind me
and saw your head bobbing. Okay, I saw you.
[laughing] - I'm gonna switch gears
and go back to Gizelle for a minute
because Gizelle and I have been friends
for a long, long time.
I want you just to feel free to flow with this.
I get it that you were quiet, Gizelle,
at pickleball, but it was alarmingly quiet.
- To be honest with you, the whole witchcraft stuff
was-was disturbing to me.
- I'm aware of the phone call that your mom made to my in-law.
"Check on the people I prayed against.
They're not doing well."
- That is a disturbing and harsh allegation.
- Yes. - Yes.
And if you believe that, then that's one thing.
- I do. - But I think it's important
that you hear from Wendy. - You said you do?
- Because she said it.
She prays against people. That's what she said.
My whole 40 years of life,
no one has threatened me with a shrine.
- These are all things
that you were not on the phone to hear
but all things in which now you are coming up with.
- 'Cause my in-law is not a liar.
She's not a liar. - But-but you do admit
that your mom has said things about Mia.
- Yeah, but she didn't say any of that type of stuff.
- Mia! [overlapping voices]
- Hey, Robyn.
- Come on in, ladies.
- How is it going? Y'all look so cute and beachy.
- Thank you. - Yes.
- Why the looks? What's going on?
- Since Mia is here-- - What did I do?
- Huh? - Uh, Wendy's mother did,
on social-- - Oh.
- Put you on a-- not put you on an altar,
but-- - It's right here.
I have it, verbatim...
I'm bringing this up
because Gizelle wanted to bring it up.
Okay. - I kinda forgot.
Thanks for reminding me. - All right.
There is no witchcraft there.
**
- There is no witchcraft there.
- When I read that, I did interpret
that she was sending me to the Holy Ghost fire.
- Holy ghost fire and thunderous what?
- That's a prayer.
That's my interpretation of a good prayer to the Lord.
- This sounds extremely threatening.
- This really doesn't help her case.
- You should never repeat that ever again.
- Holy Ghost-- she put "Holy" in there.
There's some good in that.
- It's-- it definitely is
a little cause for pause, you know.
- During pickleball, Nneka kept on saying,
"Your mom says she's gonna put my name on a shrine.
She's gonna do this. She's gonna do that."
It was never about Nneka.
It was always about her in-law, Lebe,
and Ivy, my sister.
Her and my sister were friends.
They're no longer friends.
They have been on and off for the past two.
It's been shaky. - Nice try.
Nice try.
It was not a fight between friends.
Ivy told my in-law that Wendy was upset
that I had allegedly used her name,
and I'm telling people that she and I are friends,
to be amongst a social circle. - Okay, got it.
- Which is incorrect. - Okay.
- I met her at an event, but I've never said that
she and I are friends 'cause I don't know her.
I met her in passing. - Okay. Okay, got it.
- You knew exactly who I was.
You came, and you specifically went
against your fellow Nigerian sister
with the sole purpose-- - Goodbye.
- And intent to attack me. - Goodbye, goodbye.
- You knew who I was. - Get outta here.
Get outta here. I didn't know you.
I still don't know you.
- Where did all the hatred come from?
- I know. That's-- - The hatred came
- I'm missing something. - From her sister
communicating that I'm a clout chaser.
I'm jealous of you, everything under the sun.
She went and told her sister and her mama
that I was on the show, and they were mad.
- I think there's some truth to the fact
that Wendy didn't want Nneka to come on the show.
- Unfortunately, Wendy is jealous.
- Wait, is that why she was so mean to me?
- I had my boobs done, and I had other tweaks.
How about you? What have you had done?
- Oh, everything, honey. - Because it seems like
you've had a lot of stuff done.
- I mean, you know, she should just say it.
Just say, "You know, I wanted to be the only Nigerian.
I wanted to hold it down for my Nigerian people."
Just say that.
- My in-law, Lebe Iwu, received a phone call
from her sister named Ivy. - Okay.
- The next call I get
is regarding messiness and shrine,
and it's above what I can comprehend and understand
because it's not something I dabble in.
- They talked for 52 minutes.
I have the phone records, 52 minutes of me.
- AT&T or Verizon? Which one? - It's T-Mobile.
- Okay, T-Mobile. Okay. - T-Mobile.
- Her and my sister were friends.
They're no longer friends.
- As of April 7th,
when your mom threatened shrines on people.
- The falling out happened prior to the April conversations?
- Your sister called my in-law on April 2nd.
You later on dialed in on a separate line.
- Why? - You lie. You're a liar.
- They had correspondence on April 2nd,
April 4th, and April 7th.
2, 4, and 7-- those are the dates you're saying?
- Yes.
- Remind me not to rob a bank with these two hoes, okay?
[laughing] We're going to jail.
It's confusing to figure out, okay?
- See, this is why I can't do this wit' y'all
'cause I don't-- I can't keep up.
- Nneka had the phone record. Nneka-Nneka called--
Wendy called AT&T, Verizon, somethin'.
It was just-- I am so lost in all of this.
- Here we are,
screaming about Lebe and Nigeria.
How old is Lebe?
- I don't know. That's my sister's friend.
- That's-- wait, is she your sister's friend?
- Are you lost? Are you lost? - But she's not your friend.
But she's not your friend? - Are you lost?
- So, why are you announcing her
at your-your daughter's sip and see then?
- That was-- that was-- no.
When I think of a Nigerian woman
who is not only filled with tradition
but also the modern world, I think of Lebe.
You are cultural,
but you are still Western,
and I love that about you.
- Oh, she was there?
- You're do-- like, you're lost.
- It's weird to say that you don't know someone
when you would invite someone
to celebrate the birth of your child.
So, no, I don't have the answer.
Did they fall out? I don't know.
- Who announces somebody as someone
you want your daughter to emulate,
if that's not your friend?
- Next time on "The Real Housewives of Potomac."
Who, at the table, swallows?
- What?! [laughing]
- Today's activity is meant to be
about reconnecting with your vagina.
- Not I.
- Juan no longer had the messages.
Like, he cleans his phone out like crazy.
- Bitch, what?! What's not clicking here?
- Robyn, you're not being accountable
for lying to this entire group.
- They're turning me into a ----ing villain.
[cawing]
- That's not your mama, is it?