- Previously, on
"The Real Housewives of Potomac"...
- I shared with Robyn
that you and Michael are getting a divorce.
- And it's true.
We are creating an LLC,
and the house is gonna be in the name of the LLC.
- No one buys a house with a husband they're divorcing.
You're lying to me.
- Oh, my God.
- We are freezing eggs.
- Embryos.
I don't love your work-life balance.
My husband is working until 1 a.m.
- If they book a ----ing event for 500 people,
guess who has to be there. - If you cuss at me one more time...
- Hi. - Hi.
I've known Charrisse the longest
out of anyone in this group.
Clearly, this grande dame of Potomac title
really belongs to Charrisse.
[screaming]
- Spring fling in the rain, honey.
- Look, I had two titles for this party, spring kick-off,
'cause we're kicking of spring,
and the celebration of life.
Let's have some fun today.
I'm celebrating life that I made it through the pandemic.
- It's a disease.
I have a few lumps that have appeared inside of my body.
- I'm confused with Mia on 100 levels.
- What is this activity on social media that she's doing?
It was very vague.
- I thought she said explicitly
that she had cancer already.
- This is what-- this is what cancer, no cancer looks like?
As your friend, it seems extremely like,
"Look at me, look at me. I need attention."
- For you to sit there and say
that you think I was doing it for attention,
(BLEEP) you. - I didn't say that. I said--
- I said it looks like it.
- (BLEEP) you. - (BLEEP) me. (BLEEP) me!
- Are they arguing? What are they talking about?
- People go through it all the time, right?
- Right, yes.
- And people need to know that we're not perfect.
- Nobody's actin' like they're trying to be perfect.
- Well, then, what's wrong with me sharing
that I was broken? - Mia, are you okay?
- She has been with me, not y'all.
- Yeah. - No, it does not.
I thought it was, like, [indistinct] or something.
Oh, that's the one I was looking for.
- Oh, okay.
- When you're emotional,
and you're going through something,
sometimes sh-- ain't clear!
- I think that's Mia's friend. Like, what's going on?
- I don't wanna go over there. Are we going over there?
- Come on. - Come on.
- I will be honest with you.
When I read your post, I said, "I hope she's okay."
But the way you left it so open-ended,
it felt like you invited that attention.
- What's going on?
- Questioning how she chose to share
her scare with her health.
- Gizelle thinks I was looking for attention on Instagram.
- What? The cancer post?
- I think everybody was curious,
but there was another way to ask her,
and that wasn't it,
but we don't expect a whole lot more
from that Gizelle.
- And do they both feel that way or just Gizelle?
- I don't know. You gotta ask your friends.
- Who are you to question her?
- I didn't question her health scare.
- But you said that it looked like it was a cry for help.
- I said the social media of it all. Yes.
- This is what we're not gonna do.
Y'all are not gonna sit here and act like Robyn and Gizelle
are the only two people in this world
that felt there was something odd with her post.
Ashley. - Ashley has said it.
- It feels very attention seeking.
- That's what I thought, too.
- Karen said it.
- You're saying that her choice of communication is weird.
I agree that it's different.
- Candiace said it.
- I do not believe...
what she is saying. - Yeah.
So, we're not doing that!
- But we're talking about possibly having cancer.
This is real life for her.
- I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be rude.
Who is this?
- Hi. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be rude.
- No, I'm Jacqueline. I'm her best friend.
- You're Jac-- you're Jacqueline.
- Yes. - Okay.
I didn't know who was talkin'.
- Why would someone post this? It was very open-ended.
It was like a cliffhanger, and we didn't get the answer
until a month later. - Right.
It-it was a cliffhanger because she doesn't know.
She still doesn't know. - Okay.
- Hey. - Hey. Hi, boo!
[laughing] - Hi.
- Have you seen Karen? Y'all are matching.
- Hey, look at you. - Hi, beautiful. How are you?
- I am good, Charrisse. Look at you.
- Good to see you. How are you? - Looking gorgeous. I'm good.
- Y'all are good? Okay. - We're cordial. Yes.
- Yeah. - We always have been.
- Oh, okay, okay, okay. I didn't-- I didn't know.
I gotta check in. I gotta check in.
- Let's be very clear. Uh, glad to see Charrisse.
Someone invited her. I did not.
- She said we can invite whoever.
Why can't I invite Charrisse?
- I can't keep up with who Karen is mad at, not mad at.
- If Karen is still harping over old rumors
that Charrisse brought up, thought we were way past.
- People say you have a boyfriend.
Do I talk about that?
Blue eyes or whatever his name is?
- I don't know.
- You okay? - Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah. No.
I can't control somebody's personality disorder.
My mission is bigger than me. - It is.
- And I have things to share. I ha-- I have a story to tell.
And God-- okay, I honestly feel I, okay, I'm the chosen one.
- It is what it is. It is what it is.
- So, whatever it is that he needs me to do,
I gotta do his work.
- Yeah. - Let's do it.
**
- Hi, Gordon. - How ya doin', dear?
- How are you? - I'm doing well.
How about you? - You lost some weight.
- Yes. Thank you for noticing.
- You look good.
- Look-- don't look behind it 'cause you might find it.
- Oh, Lord. Oh, Lord. [laughing]
- I should not be drinking.
This-this is what I don't wanna do.
- Hi. Come here, baby. Oh, my God.
Robyn, look who is here.
- Hello. Hi.
How are you?
Hello, eyes. Yes.
I ain't seen this bitch since she was--
disappeared from the Caymans. Child, she disappeared.
- Ahh! Katie, Katie, Katie.
Okay, wait a minute. Wait a minute.
Have y'all seen Katie?
- No. I saw-- we went to her room last night.
- She's gone. - Now, she's here,
green-eyed and bald-headed.
What is this?
- You look so nice. Can I give you this,
or is it gonna mess up your look?
I'm gonna try.
- I just want us-- can we get together?
Just catch up. I miss you. I do.
- So, yeah. I look forward to it.
- Let's do it. Okay? - Okay.
- All right. I love you, too.
- Oh, my-- so, you said you're doing baby stuff.
- Yeah.
I am getting ready to freeze my eggs.
- This is a big step for you.
- I'm just here smiling because I love this.
- Go away. - No.
- We're in this moment. - This moment, right here.
- I wish I could take a photo. - Like, this is so cute.
- Oh, my God!
I've never wavered from the fact
that Ashley is a fun girl. I'm all about vibes.
You give off a good vibe.
- Hey, happy springtime, guys.
- Okay. So, you know that Ray said-
said he has a big crush on you.
- What?
- If your husband was attracted to one lady
in your friend group, who would it be?
- Oh, sh--.
- Ray, guess who I brought for you.
- Oh, my goodness! - Your crush.
- Katie, I haven't seen you in 100 years.
- It's been awhile, huh? - Ut-oh. Ut-oh.
[laughing] Was that a booty grab?
- What?
Katie, what are you doing, honey?
We already have one butt squeezer in the group.
The name is Michael Darby.
Keep your little butt squeezing hands to yourself, honey.
Karen's coming! Karen's coming!
Incoming! Incoming!
- Katie, are you rubbing Ray's head?
- No, I didn't. No. I mean, I just was--
- Not only did she rub my head.
She grabbed my butt. - Katie.
[laughing] Not having it.
- Just trying to get those juices goin'.
- Oh, yeah?
- Ray over there, "Hee-hee. Hee-hee."
[laughing] Oh, stop it.
What the hell?
You behave yourself, Ray.
- I'm trying to, but it's not easy.
- I'm gonna be-- I'm gonna be giving a speech
in a little bit,
and I want you to pay attention to the wording, okay?
- Okay.
- What time is it 'cause I gotta go?
Okay, I have 30 minutes.
- You're leaving in 30 minutes?
- I'm jetting. I'm-I'm going to the Grammys.
- What? - Yes.
- Congratulations.
- So, Katie was rubbing, um, Ray's head.
- And she squeezed his ass. [laughing]
- Hi, everybody.
You guys, you look so beautiful.
You know, the spring kick-off celebration of life party
is a huge success because we all are having fun.
And in my intimate circle of friends,
we're having conversations that, you know,
we need to have
so that we can move forward.
We don't have a second to waste.
Listening to naysayers, be they coworkers, friends,
families, husbands, dating partners,
wives, or fiances.
- I'm so confused.
- What the hell? What is this?
- This is truly a celebration kicking off spring.
Now, let's have some more fun, baby,
because the Grande Dame is back! Whoo!
- Grande Dame is back.
Wh-where-where'd she go?
- She's back. Back from where?
From the Himalayas?
- Did you got to the liquor store and come back?
- Where the hell has the grande dame been?
- Play the music!
**
- Get low! Yes!
Biotch!
- Good to see you.
Get her home safely.
- Yeah but she's going to the airport.
- She's outta here.
- Okay.
**
- Karen's stuff never makes any sense.
Leave it to the grande dame.
She's throwing a springtime party
in a Mexican restaurant.
- Hit the ground, Ray.
And why we continue to fall for it
and support this woman, is beyond me.
But you know what? It's Karen.
[laughing]
- Gotta be careful what you ask for out here, huh?
- Coming up next...
- Chris made me feel completely uncomfortable.
- My husband made you feel uncomfortable?
- One hundred percent.
**
- How was school?
Carter, tell me your grades.
- I got, like, three Bs and all As.
- Three Bs and all As? [laughing]
- You can't say that. - No.
- If you got three Bs, you didn't get all As.
- Yeah, yeah. You can't say that.
- Y'all don't get it.
It's three Bs, and the rest are As.
- No. - That's better.
- I want you guys to be independent.
I don't want you guys to depend on a woman.
That's why mommy wants to teach you how to cook.
- That's right.
You don't depend on her because you never know
when they're gonna cook and when they won't cook.
- Excuse me? [laughing]
- Dr. Michaels, good to see you.
- How are you? You look great.
How are you feeling? - I am fine.
I'm going from breasts that were up here years ago,
five years ago. I just wanna be natural, doc.
I always think that a woman
should do things that lifts her.
- No, you look great. - Thank you.
- So, what we're gonna do, is I'll let you change,
and I'll see you in a few. - Thank you. Sounds good.
This breast augmentation is not for Ray.
This is for Karen, K-A-R-E-N.
It's called self-love.
You know, anything that I could just take away
from, like, bat wings,
a lotta fat deposit under your arms.
You know, so I was able to take a little bit of that,
move it forward, sit it up, and celebrate my natural body.
- Your incisions look good.
You know, your healing is all normal.
You look amazing. - Thank you so much.
I really didn't need any more confidence,
but it doesn't hurt. - No.
- And at this point in my life, this was for me.
- It's sort of really the-the beauty
of plastic surgery,
not only helping you physically
but also mentally and emotionally and--
- I agree,
and I hope to be an example to younger women,
and I would encourage younger women
not to do it in your 20s.
**
- This is so stupid.
I do not peel potatoes!
There has to be a better knife, like--
- Hi.
- Hi!
- Guess what's in the bag!
I'll give you a hint.
[laughing]
- Is it wine o'clock? - Let me get this.
It's wine o'clock everyday.
- My sister is probably one of my favorite people
in the entire world.
I'm gettin' thick. - Really?
You gained some weight? - I'm gettin' married thick.
- No, she's getting thick. It's a difference, Mom.
- She was living in an apartment,
and my family found
a beautiful property for her,
and while her home is being built,
she is living with us.
You and Chris are like my children.
You let Cynthia die when I was out of town.
- No, uh, she's fine now.
- She was like, bitch, save me. - She's thriving.
- Yeah, she wasn't thriving. - She is a strong plant.
- You let her die.
Yes. - Here's your wine.
- Oh, thanks. - To go with your cooking.
What are you making?
- I'm making a chicken stew.
- How was your day? What did you have going on?
- Um, today was good,
just work stuff, school. I'm almost done.
- You a student.
You a artist, you a wife.
- And I'm trying to be somebody's mama.
- Bitch.
- Remember I told you was gonna--
I want to freeze my eggs?
- Yes. - I went to the IVF doctor.
- Mm-hmm. - To basically get started.
The plan is for us to try getting pregnant naturally,
probably, like, the end of this year.
- What?
Bitch is gonna get pregnant this year!
[laughing]
- The plan is not to get pregnant right now.
The end of this year.
I'm just scared in general about
the unknown of becoming a mom.
It's the most permanent thing
that you can do in your life.
- This year? Sounds like a birthday. A birthday dick.
- Even if I were to get pregnant, right now,
I want two children.
So, I wanna have that security of knowing
I have an egg waiting for me.
I mean, now he's working all the time.
We don't-- he comes home at 1 a.m.
- I know. - And I'm tired.
He's tired.
- How have you been adjusting to him working now?
- I have not adjusted.
- You don't listen.
- I hear what the (BLEEP) you're saying.
What you say, is not consistent. - But, okay,
so-so-so you don't care.
- It's been hard because I'm used to him being here
and then just, like, spending time together.
We're not able to do that anymore.
I mean, I believe that he misses me,
and I believe that he wants to spend time with me.
- Mm-hmm. - But he's just a man.
- Right, qual-quality time.
- Cuddle with me. - Yeah.
- Spend time with my black ass.
**
- Hey.
Captain Dylan!
So handsome.
I gotta get ready for Miss Deborah.
She's coming in a minute, bub, okay?
You're gonna play while I get ready?
All right.
[doorbell rings]
Coming!
- Hi. - Hey, girl, good morning.
Hi. - Hi.
Hero, say, "Hi." - Look at him.
Oh, my God, girl, he's getting bigger.
- I know, he's getting so big, right?
- Every time I see him, he grows exponentially.
- Your hair looks so good. - Thank you.
- Say, "Hi," bubba. - Hi.
- Dylie here? Yeah? - Yes, yes.
He's finally walking around. - Hi, Dylie.
Hi.
- Deborah is a friend of mine that I met
at a mommy playgroup.
- Hi. - Say, "Hi, Miss Deborah."
- How are you today? You wanna say hi to Hero?
- Dean actually had a really good morning at school.
- He did? I know he was having trouble during drop off.
- He was crying and so fussy, but this last week,
he's been so good, like jumping out of the car.
- Say hi. - Hi, munchkin.
- So, how are things with you and Michael
since the last time that we chatted?
- Um, because we're here together--
- Oh, he still-- he still stays?
- We're here, yeah. - Okay.
- Like, we just don't sleep in the same room.
I sleep in the room with Dylan.
- Okay.
- So, even though we're not together romantically,
because we talk about the kids all the time,
it doesn't feel any different.
- Do you feel like he's trying to reel-reel you back in
a little bit? [sighs]
- Maybe? I don't know.
- What's that saying? Like, cheaper--
cheaper to keep her sometimes. Did you feel--
- Oh, damn, girl, don't say that.
[laughing] Jesus!
- I mean, you know, it could-- - That might be true.
I have some champagne and some goodies over there
if you're-- if you're in the mood.
- I'm, yeah, I'm always-- - It's a mimosa.
- Well, are you partaking?
No pressure.
I won't-I won't say anything. - I'll have some orange juice.
- Okay, we'll do a little. - Okay, I'll make you one.
- Okay, okay. Do you need help?
- No, it's just right here. I set it up.
**
- Okay, w-which one?
- This one has the bubbly. - Okay.
To you in these streets, again.
- In these streets, girl. [laughing]
- House hunting, how is it going?
- Very expensive, okay?
In the twos, okay?
- Wait, first of all, so, is he staying here,
or is he gonna be looking for somethin' else, too?
- No, he live-- he wants to stay here.
- Okay. - He doesn't like having a yard.
He doesn't like having to worry about--
- Low maintenance-- he doesn't have to care of it,
if somethin' breaks down. - Yeah.
We have a maintenance man.
- So, what are you gonna do if somethin' happens
in your house? Who's gonna come and fix that?
You're just gonna hire-- - Probably him,
but I don't know.
- Well, I tell you all the time.
Like, you deserve everything that you put out.
You want it to come back in, and if that'll equal you
having to separate, which is what's going on,
I hope it all works-works out.
- Like, I'm not sad, and everyone is like,
why aren't you sad?
- Probably 'cause it's been a long time coming maybe.
- Yeah, maybe it is a long time coming
and, also, I think 'cause-'cause I'm still here.
It feels the same.
- Does he mention if he's gonna, like, date or anything?
- I think it's kind of a, um, an assumption.
- Do you think it will be, like, fast?
Like, all right, Ashley left Monday.
Some ho up in here Tuesday.
Really?
- I don't think there'll be a lotta downtime.
- Is you not gonna wait either?
- I don't think so. - Yeah.
- I don't-I don't wanna date anybody,
but I'll start dating and entertaining.
But I feel a little guilty thinking about it,
you know, because I'm still married.
- Do you kinda feel like you still owe him,
like, exclusiveness?
- Yeah, out of respect. - Okay.
- One of the ways that I've been kind of coping,
I've been doing my TikToks and stuff,
and I love TikTok because you learn these new dances,
and then, like, you do them.
And there's this, like, feeling of accomplishment.
- It brings joy.
It does, yeah. - It really does.
There's this movement. I love it.
- Oh, that's cute. - So, I decided to do a little class.
I would like to host a class.
My friend comes here. - Oh, nice.
What class is she taking?
- She takes one with some heels
and a lot of floor humping,
and I'm like, yes, I want that.
I've been dying to do a high heels class.
- Oh, sexy, sexy.
- I'd invite you, but I know you're outta town.
- Yeah-- are you inviting all the girls
to the dance class?
- I think so. - Even Candiace?
- Yeah, yeah, we're getting good.
It's definitely a marathon, not a sprint.
- That's good, yeah. - You know?
It will take some time just because we have
so much history between us, but we're getting there,
and she has her music career.
So, maybe TikTok. - Well, actually--
that actually might be good then, you know,
with her music and then with your dancin'.
Would you ever do a collaboration?
- I don't know, Deborah.
**
- Hi. - Hi.
How is your morning going? - Good, good, good.
- Good. What can I get ya?
- Apple-- you have apple cider?
- We do. - Just hook me up.
If I get this coffee cake slice,
can you warm it up? - Yeah, of course.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
We'll bring it right out to ya.
- Okay.
- Aye-aye-aye, okay.
Ugh.
Oh, my gosh.
- How is it goin'? - Hi, how are you?
- How is your morning? Good, thanks for asking.
What can I get ya? - Oh...
actually, damn, that bagel sounds good.
- We'll bring it out to ya in just a few minutes.
- All right, thank you. - Yeah, you're welcome.
- Okay.
- I mean, it's, like, raining and nasty.
- How are you? Oh, my God.
I didn't even know it was raining like that.
- Neither did I. - I would have totally put on
some-- yeah, some boots. - Somethin' else?
Some-some boots that covered your toes.
- Yeah.
These are for the girls. - Okay, yay.
- Yes, three hoodies and three hats.
- Oh, they're gonna be so happy. - Yay.
- They're gonna model, and we're gonna take pictures.
- Exactly, the most beautiful models.
- Yeah. - Okay, I feel like
we have so much to talk about, but I can't move past go.
- Why? - 'Cause I have a bone to pick.
- With me? - Yes.
- What did I do now, Robyn?
- Where do we begin? We have so much to talk about.
- Okay, I feel like we have so much to talk about,
but I can't move past go.
- Why? - 'Cause I have a bone to pick.
- With me? - Yes.
- What did I do now, Robyn?
I try to be good. - You know what you did.
Think about what you did.
- Give me, like, give me a-a-a clue.
- You weren't like, "Oh, maybe I shouldn't have said that?"
- Oh, yeah.
- "Oh, why am I telling somebody this?"
- No one buys a house with their husband they divorcing.
Robyn wouldn't buy a house with Juan.
Robyn is the only name on that house.
- What?
- Don't you think Robyn should be telling us this?
- So, as soon as it came out of my mouth,
the reaction was like, "What?" - I know, I know.
- So, I was like, Uh-oh, I F'ed up.
- Yeah. - I was thinking maybe she knew.
- Why would she know that?
- I don't know. I-I F'ed up.
- This is not something you walk around sharing.
- And it's not my business to tell.
- No. - No, it's not.
- Imagine if I told your business.
- I-- oh, yeah, no. Let's not.
[laughing]
- So, his name is not on the mortgage
because our interest rate would have been higher
because his credit has not fully recovered
from the foreclosure.
So, it made sense just to leave him off.
So, it's not like this is my house, and you living in it.
That's not what it is.
What did one have to do with the other?
- Because she was talking about buying a house with this man.
She said straight up, "Me and Michael are going
through a divorce." - Right.
- I don't why-- know why she's throwing it out there,
if it's not really happening.
- I mean, how do we know?
Like, I hate doubting my friends
and what they're telling me. - Right.
- I mean, just the same way we're doubting, like, Mia
and what happened with her health issue.
We gotta talk about that.
I think it was all in the delivery.
- This is what cancer, no cancer looks like?
What does this look like?
I don't want Mia and me to be in a spot.
- Yeah. - Should I send her a text?
- Sure.
- I'm gonna be like, "Girl, things went left."
- My delivery was awful. - Okay.
And she's probably gonna say, "Eff you, Gizelle."
- Yeah. - Okay, "Last time I saw you,
the conversation went totally left.
I was hoping could talk
because my delivery was horrible."
Boom! That's good.
You like that? - Yeah.
- Okay, enough of that. - That's perfect.
- Um, let's see what else is going on.
- Oh, I knew we had to talk about other things,
but Ashley, we hung out.
- Oh, that's nice.
- Okay, so, do you have a house?
- I did put an offer on a house 'cause even Michael was like,
"This would be perfect for you guys."
- And so, you all are, like, fully, like, going through
this looking for a house process together.
We're, like, looking at wallpaper,
and she wants to start thinking about how she wants to
decorate her new place and all that.
- I can't. - Then she tells me--
she-she has this, like, worried look on her face.
She's like, "Oh, my God, I gotta tell you somethin'."
- Okay.
- "I got a DM from Chris Bassett."
- So, last night... [sighs]
I get this DM from Chris.
At 2:42, he writes, "You shoulda came to the W."
- After the party? - Yeah.
- Who are you at the W with? Not your wife.
- You know, he's the general manager at The Rooftop.
- Oh, he is? - Yes.
- The issue mainly is that I know Candiace wasn't there.
- Okay, I feel like, if he DMed me that,
I wouldn't think it was suspect.
- So, this was just an invitation
at 2:42 in the morning? [sighs]
I-I definitely think I should tell her.
- I feel like Chris is just friendly.
So, I was able to talk to her and be like
I don't really see anything wrong with it.
It's not like he was, like, sliding in her DMs.
- He slid. - No, he didn't.
- He slid. - Well--
- Okay. Are you giving him the benefit of the doubt?
- Yes, I am.
So, we-we gotta deal with semantics here, right?
Let's not make this seem like Chris reached out to Ashley
on his own and said, "Hey, girl, what you doin'?
It's 2:30 in the morning. Come visit me at the W."
That didn't happen. No.
Chris responded to your Instagram story.
- Hey, guys.
- Chris reaching out to Ashley, while I can see
where some people might think it's weird,
I just have always looked at Chris
as someone who really cares about his wife,
who really wants to, like, cultivate friendship.
- Whether Chris went out of his way
to send me a specific DM,
or it was just casually responding
to one of my Instagram stories, it's something that feels off.
- You know, Chris slides into my DMs, too,
and it's very innocent. - Me, too.
Yeah, we communicate.
- But it's not a comfortable thing for me.
- Yeah. - But I just let it ride.
- But why is it not comfortable for you?
We've been to their house. He's cooked dinner for us.
Like, why does anyone think that he's, like,
overstepping a boundary?
- Because I didn't like what he did to me
at the reunion.
- Why are you upset exactly?
- The line of questioning and the way it was going.
I didn't like it. I didn't appreciate it.
- Well-- - You're mad?
- Talk about it later.
- I noticed he was waiting for me,
and he says to me,
"Can I talk to you in your room?"
- Mm-hmm.
- Okay, no problem because I assume my glam was there.
- Mm-hmm.
- I walk in the room and I realize they're not there.
So, did anything happen? No. - Right.
So, did y'all have a conversa-- like, what did he--
- He was, I mean, to be honest with you, Robyn, it was late.
- Mm-hmm.
- He was talking about Candiace, somethin'-somethin' Candiace.
I think he was complaining about Candiace.
I don't even know. - Mm-hmm.
- But all I knew was, this is not good for me.
Feelings-- - And he was probably drunk
'cause he was drinking. - He was very drunk.
- Right. - That makes it even worse.
I don't wanna be in a closed room
with a married man.
I am a woman who had a husband cheat on her.
I don't wanna be put in the optics of cheating.
I don't wanna have anything to do with it.
Chris made me feel completely uncomfortable
to the point where I told you after it happened,
and you were like, "Oh, Gizelle, whatever."
- I was already aware of what took place.
He didn't say anything inappropriate.
He didn't touch her.
He literally just asked to have a private conversation.
I see nothing wrong with that.
- Many a married man have tried me,
and I felt like it was a situation
in which he was trying to see if I was wit' it.
- You said he was talking about Candiace.
Maybe he just wanted to talk to someone in private.
- He was complaining about his wife.
So, he was letting me know he's not happy, okay?
Maybe I was supposed to say, "Oh, I can make ya happy."
Like, get outta here. He's a sneaky link.
- Coming up next...
- I know you weren't too crazy about me doin' this.
- I don't really want our daughter
encouraged to go do that.
- I would not encourage her to do this until she's ready.
**
- Hello, Ray-Ray. - Hey, you okay?
- Yes, I am. - You look good.
- What you doin'?
- I-I'm here gettin', uh, my new, uh, weapon out.
- You are? - Yeah. You see this new one?
- This is as much action as you're gonna--
- Yeah, you look good with it. - I do?
- You-you got the-- yeah. - Yeah, you can have it back.
- Okay. [laughing]
- Oh, my God.
- But, you know, I got tennis this evening.
So, I-- - Right.
So, you're gonna try it out tonight with the guys.
- Yeah. But tell me, how-how did your thing go today?
- We were able to reshape your breasts,
and I was really happy with how things came out.
- Well, I was really happy, and it's really important
because a lot of younger women look up to me.
One thing I wouldn't do, is rush for implants in my 20's.
Oh, it was great.
He says they're not gonna drop very much more.
- Okay. - S-so, I'm happy about that.
- Mm-hmm.
- I know you weren't too crazy about me doin' this.
- Well, I, yeah, I-- yeah, you know.
- I don't understand your issue with it now
as opposed to when I was in my 30's.
You were like, "Oh, they look good."
[laughing]
You know, when I married Ray,
it's great when you're in your 50's,
and your wife is in her 30's. Fast forward 25 years.
I am not where Ray was when he married me.
So, I'm just gearing up for the next chapter,
and Ray is like, okay, you need to slow down.
No, sir, we will not. He'll be all right.
He'll get over it.
- I don't really want the world, or young ladies, uh,
our daughter, or our nieces, or whatever
to be encouraged to go do that.
- I would not encourage her to do this until she's ready.
- But I wouldn't encourage her to do it at all
unless they really, really, really think
they needed to do that, to correct it.
- What about her self-confidence?
- Well, that's--
- What about her feeling good about yourself?
- Sometimes we come up with justification
for things that we wanna do. You know what I'm saying?
- I don't have to have justification.
- Well, I know, but I'm just saying.
- We're not going there.
**
- I guess I gotta let myself out.
Hi. How are you?
- Good. How are you?
- There's gonna be three of us. - Three of you, okay.
You guys can sit.
- Awesome. Cute, cute, cute.
- You guys want a cup of water?
- Can I do sparkling? - Mm-hmm.
- And then can I do a mojito, but can I do it with, like,
a extra shot of rum? - I got ya.
- I'll do a rum and coke. - Rum and coke.
- Yeah. - Of course.
- Thank you.
- How you feeling? You got some energy?
- I'm feeling good. Um--
- Well, a lot of-- a lot of stuff coming at ya.
Let me put it that way. - Mm-hmm.
- I mean, you're handling it very well.
- Thank you.
You know, for me, opening the Joint in DC
is more to me than just opening up
another location.
You know, this is where I was born.
- Mm-hmm. - This is where I was raised.
- Sixteen and I am opening up the very first location
in Washington, DC,
and it has been a long time coming.
So, I'll get in here and check some reports
and get in your way.
And now, with this potential cancer,
somethin' gotta give.
- Oh, look who is here. Hi, Jacqueline.
- Hi, boo! [laughing]
- Hi, guys. - You look so good!
Hi, tootsie. - You look beautiful.
I'm a tootsie roll today?
- You-- is this my shirt? - Ooh-a.
No, it's not. I have my own clothes.
- Jacqueline and I have been friends since we were 15.
We were friends in high school,
and we've been inseparable since.
Whatever I need, I know I can call her,
and she'll be there.
- I'm trying to figure out who do I wanna sit next to.
G or--
- You know, you always wanna sit next to me.
- You always wanna sit next to your G.
- We're always a throuple. [laughing]
- She's like the wi-- his other wife,
but they don't do the do.
- No, they don't at all, ever, never, ever, not with G.
- Are you ready to order? - Yes.
So, can I do the rice bowl? - Alrighty, and for you?
- Yeah, do a Cuban shop for me. - And for you?
- The, uh-- - The Colada Shop Cuban.
We'll put that in for you, okay?
- How are you feeling? - We're good.
Yeah, no, I feel good. I do.
I did get my pathology report from my biopsy,
and so now, as a result of my biopsy, guess what.
- Mm-hmm. - We need further testing.
I was inside of the MRI machine for what?
- Four hours? - Oh, my God.
- Three hours? - But you know what?
I'm just so tired of going to the doctor.
- Hopefully, each week, will just, you know,
get through the next week and get through this.
- Mm-hmm. - And this will be the past.
- Yeah. - That's why I'm just so--
I'm utterly disgusted, like, going to, like,
the spring party. - Yeah.
- And, like, how I thought we were gonna go in,
and all the girls are gonna be, like, open arms,
and then it was a whole different scenario.
They really think that you would make something up
like that? - Right.
- How'd it make you feel at the moment?
- I think I told her exactly how I felt about her.
I said, "You know what, Gizelle?
The fact that you're bringing this up, right now,
speaks volumes to who you are inside
because we are in a group setting.
This is not your party, honey."
- And you're not hosting it. - You're not the host.
You don't call the shots here.
You're being very disrespectful to the host.
- Oh, Karen!
Did you feel like she was doing, like, a CYA?
- What the hell is a CYA? - Covering your ass.
You never heard of CYA? - Covering your ass, girl.
You're in business, aren't you?
- Hell, you know what that is? - That's old school, baby.
- You know, Karen has been close to these women for longer.
So, she's probably like,
"Okay, how do I navigate this way
because I really do feel like that's sh---y,
what Gizelle said, but at the same time,
I'm cool with Mia?
But I need to let her know, but I also don't wanna
sabotage Gizelle."
- Hey, guys. - But-- thank you.
Oh, these look good.
The day of the event, while I'm on the way,
she sends me a text message.
Want me to read it to you? - Mm-hmm.
- She goes, "Hi, Mia. I know you're super busy.
Just wanted to take this time to invite you
to the party that I'm throwing."
I'm like, bitch, I'm on my way. [laughing]
"Also, just wanted to give you a heads up.
I had a lunch with the girls at the picnic,
and they all expressed concerns
and questioning of your post
concerning your medical condition,
and I just wanna share that with you.
Love you. See you there."
Translation, "Mia, we've been talking sh-- about you all week,
"and I want you to know before you walk in here."
Noted. Got it.
Literally, the day before. - Right.
- You knew that-that you felt this way.
Why not make it right before?
You done had plenty of opportunities.
Hello, gorgeous. - Mia, hi, beautiful.
I want all of the ladies to get together and have, like,
a spring forward moment.
- Not to mention you live six minutes away, ho, okay?
Come on over.
- Have you heard from Gizelle since then?
- Yeah, actually, she called.
I was in the spa, so I didn't answer,
and then she texts. I left it unread.
I have worked so hard to be really nice to you girls.
So, they're gonna have to get a little dose of Mia Thornton,
Mia mother----in' Thornton, okay?
- Mm-hmm. [laughing]
- Coming up next...
- On Saturday when I woke up, I open my Instagram.
- Mm-hmm.
- And Chris had DMed me at 2:40 in the morning.
**
- It is so cute in here!
- How can I help you?
- Um, I have a reservation under Ashley Darby.
- Have you been with us before?
- No, this is my first time.
- Oh, hello. Hello. - Hi.
- Oh, hi, green. Is this green?
- Yes. Are you in green, too?
- Oh, yes. - Stop!
Oh, it's just that shade.
- Hi. - How are you?
- Good. You smell good. - Yeah. So do you.
- I've never been here. - Isn't it so cute?
- Yeah.
- Do you wanna go grab a seat?
- Yes.
- I am a little bit apprehensive about talking
to Candiace about the whole situation with Chris.
I know Candiace doesn't like when I tell her anything
in front of a group.
She prefers it one-on-one.
Because I wanna be transparent with you,
I want you to hear this from me versus, like, seeing it.
So, Monique did ask me to write a statement.
- (BLEEP) you!
- I just have to rip the band-aid off.
Ordinarily, I would be like,
"Candiace, girl, guess what Chris did,"
with-with my full audience,
but I'm not doing that this time.
I'm a changed woman.
Thank you kindly. - You're very welcome.
Uh, can I get you started with somethin' to drink?
- Sparkling water. - Of course.
- Ginger ale? - We do have ginger ale.
- Yes, thank you. - Let me grab that for you.
I'll come right back. - Thank you.
- Well, when I'm done with my IVF,
I-I'll be drinking, again.
- Oh, that's right. Yeah. - Yeah.
- So, how were the Grammys? What happened?
- It was so fun.
I met a lot of great people in music
that wanna work with me that I wanna work with.
The Grammys is a networking opportunity,
and it's important for me to be in these rooms
with these artists and with these executives
because I'm still a freshman in the industry,
and I am preparing for the rerelease of my album,
"Deep Space."
It's called "Deep Space Deluxe."
It's about talking, and building relationships,
and just seeing, and being seen.
So, it was worth it. It was well worth the trip.
Did you guys stay and hang out after spring fling?
- Um, we did. We went to Park, right?
We sought the juice a little bit with a tequila.
- A little lit, yeah. Yeah. - Yeah. So, it was a lot of fun.
- Ha-ha-ha. That's cute.
- But there is something that...
[sighs] Okay, it's-it's a little hard
for me to talk to you about this because I don't want you
to feel like-- - Oh, Jesus.
- Our relationship is just getting to a place
where I really am starting to look at you
as a friend, genuinely. - Mmm. Mm-hmm.
- So, on Saturday when I woke up,
I open my Instagram. - Mm-hmm.
- And Chris had DMed at 2:40 in the morning.
- My husband? - Yeah.
Okay, so,
and he was like, "Y'all shoulda came to the W."
So, I was, like, I started sweatin', girl.
I was like what do I-- - Why?
- I don't know the context, 2:42 in the morning.
- He works there. He was still at work.
- Okay, I didn't know any of that.
- So, what did you think? He was, like--
- I thought he may have thought
my homegirl was cute or something.
Like I said, I didn't know the context,
and what if you just so happened to be,
like, going through Chris' phone or something,
and you saw that, and then I didn't tell you?
- Okay, Ashley didn't know that Chris
was the general manager at Vue.
I could see why she might think that it's weird
that he's DMing her at 2 a.m.
I can see that.
I'm choosing to believe that it was not shady.
I'm going to give her one benefit of the doubt token.
I appreciate you coming to me.
The thing is, Chris is trying to rebrand Vue,
so he really wants my friends to come to the W
because he wants cool people to come up there.
- Well, that's a big, huge relief.
- Yeah. - It was a little--
- 'Cause if my man was ever out here trying to holla at--
I would want you to tell me 'cause I would tell you.
- Yeah. You did!
- Candiace received a very strange text
from one of her friends. - Okay.
- Who works at a strip club.
And last night, Michael was at said strip club.
- He was asking who he can take to a hotel nearby?
- I did tell you. - And I understand. Yeah, yeah.
- Okay, yes. - Don't mean to interrupt.
I wanted to see if you wanted to get anything to eat.
- I'll have-- do you have chicken tacos?
- We do. - I'll do one zinga.
- Okay. Any allergies I should know about?
- No. I'm allergic to bullsh--. That's about it.
- I'll put that on there. They-they need to know that.
- Huh. Lead that off. - I got you.
[laughing] - All right.
- Coming up next...
You don't buy a house with a man that you're divorcing.
- To be fair, did you and Jamal not reconcile
at some point in time?
- Yes. - Yeah, you did.
- Fifteen years later! Fifteen years later.
- I didn't know there was a statute of limitations
**
- Hello. - Hi, Ashley.
Is that you? - Hi. Hi, Azin.
How are you? - Hi. How are you?
- Nice to see you. - Nice seeing you, again.
- Yes. - What are these?
You brought cupcakes? - Yes.
I come with goodies this time. - They look great.
- I'm so excited.
I can't even tell you. Girl, I've been practicing.
I've been like, you know, come on, two steps.
- And what time are you expecting your friends?
- Hopefully soon.
I have cleared the air with Candiace,
and all is good in the hood.
- Are you gonna talk to Candiace at the dance class?
- I actually already talked to Candiace,
and she was like, "What?
"Oh, girl, please, he always messages my friends."
- Good. So, now you feel better.
- We can have a fun class.
Everyone can, like, focus on the routine.
It's all just ground zero to channel our inner sexy.
Oh, my God. Hold on. I just got a text.
"Ashley, I was so excited to drop it like it's hot with you.
"Unfortunately, I think it's best I go home.
"I have 102 degree fever." Oh, no.
- Who is that?
- My friend, Karen, can't make it.
- She's not coming? - She has a fever. Yeah.
- Oh, no.
Hi. How are you? - Hi. Good. How are you?
Hi. - Hi.
- Oh, am I-- am I the first one? - Look at you. I know.
You're the first one, Robyn.
This is amazing. - Wow. This is shocking.
- Yes. Welcome.
This is our cupcakes and champagnes.
- Oh, I didn't know we had all that.
- Yeah.
- Oh, my gosh. - Yes. Welcome.
- I'm ready to pop, lock, and drop.
Ooh!
Showing the skins, Robyn Dixon.
- [indistinct] Thank you.
- How is it goin'? Hi, Ashley. - Hi, babe. How are you?
- Good, good, good. - How are you doing?
Nice to see you. - Good to see you.
- You gave us a straight one today.
The-- is this the storm? This is the storm.
- Yes, this is-- this is Beyonce, honey.
- This is Beyonce. - Yes.
- Okay. You got it tacked down good, though?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Okay, good. Okay.
- It's down. - You're ready to dance.
Okay. - Yes, I'm ready to dance.
- Karen did text me that she has a fever of 102.
- Oh, no. - Mm-hmm.
So, she's not coming.
- Was she tipped off that Charrisse was invited?
- Is Charrisse invited? - Yeah.
Of course, Charrisse is invited. - So, Charrisse is coming.
- Gizelle told me that Karen is avoiding Charrisse.
- So, at the spring fling, Charrisse said, you know,
"I'd love to go out to lunch with you,"
whatever, whatever. Karen was like,
"Yeah, girl. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm."
- Can we get together? Just catch up.
I miss you.
I do. - Well, yeah, yeah.
I look forward to it. - Lets' do it.
- But Charrisse has tried to contact her
to try to make it happen, and crickets.
When did you send the text, Charrisse?
- I sent it yesterday to go to lunch today.
- And she didn't respond? - No response.
- Why do you think that it is, though?
What transpired between them?
- Me and Robyn were talking about it.
I have no idea. - Yeah.
- Hmm. - We're gonna find out.
- So, Karen can say she's sick, if she wants to.
Karen, you're just mad 'cause Charrisse got tea on you,
and you think she might tell your tea.
That's what it really is.
- This is nonalcoholic cider for anyone who is interested.
- No, sure not. - Oh, who would that be?
- Oh. Maybe? [laughing]
- Is anybody on the wagon? Is on the wagon?
Is that it? - Me. I'm on the wagon.
- What? Wait a minute.
You-you weren't there when she came into the party.
She was like, "I'm not drinking."
- Well, I stopped drinking, but I'm really cold,
and a tequila shot would warm me up so nice.
- I look up about 45 minutes later.
- Can we get one more, please?
- I said, well, Goddamn.
- It's a journey, so I'm working on it.
- Okay.
- Because I am going through this change in my personal life,
I just wanna be a better me altogether.
And so, to raise my vibration, I think I need to stop drinking.
Gizelle, would you like some?
- Not the nonalcoholic.
- No, girl, the-the good stuff.
- Oh, okay, yeah.
- Okay, so-so, do y'all have somethin' to talk about?
- Um, I don't know. Do we?
- I mean, I felt like,
at the spring fling-- - Yeah.
- You were a little accusatory. - Uh-huh.
- With how you were like, "What's going on?
"I think you're making this up.
"You're doing this for attention."
- I'm just saying. It's just not making sense.
You're lying to me.
- And I was like-- - Okay, no, no, you're--
you're conflicting two different conversations.
- What?
- I said Mia was doing social media for attention.
- Okay. - As for you, it was--
- So, yeah, it was probably that.
- Hi. [laughing]
Are you ready? - What's up?
- No.
- Hi. - I can't--
y'all know I can't dance. - Are these your dancing shoes?
- Hi. - Yes.
- Your Versace?
- Charrisse, you came right on time.
- Where you sittin'? Right here?
- It's so good seeing you, again.
- Good to see you, doll. - Okay, Ashley and I
were talking really quickly, Charrisse.
I'm sorry. - Okay.
- Um, I by no means was accusatory.
- Okay. - My intention was
just to express that divorce is nothing that, you know,
I play with. - Right.
- And it seemed like you were just kinda, like,
playing with it a bit because you're, like,
in one minute, getting a divorce.
In the next minute, you're buying a house with the man.
And again, I don't play around with divorce.
It is a horrible thing.
- Yeah.
- So, you don't buy a house
with a man that you're divorcing. Like--
- But, okay, but to be fair, did you and Jamal
not reconcile at some point in time?
- Yes. - Yeah, you did.
- 15 years later! - It doesn't matter.
- 15 years later? - I didn't know there was
a statute of limitations on someone's affections.
- You-- so, are you guys back together?
- To be fair, did you and Jamal
not reconcile at some point in time?
- Yes. - Yeah, you did.
- 15 years later! - It doesn't matter.
- 15 years later? - I didn't know there was
a statute of limitations on someone's affections.
- Okay. So, if you-- so, are you guys back together?
- No, but we could. - So, what are you saying?
- Michael and I are not on-- he has not cheated on me.
He has not had any children outside of the--
- He's not cheated on you?
- Not lately.
- Jesus Christ. - He has not had any children
outside of my relationship with him.
- Okay. - So, therefore,
I don't have the same tension.
It's not as hostile as it is for some other people.
If I recall correctly, Gizelle and Jamal,
yes, while they divorced,
they have been on and off and on and off.
You know how hard it is to break a tie with someone
that you have a family with,
that you've spent so much of your life with.
- The three of you are partners
to own your own restaurant.
- Oh, my God.
- I wouldn't wanna lie
and make up something this serious
and this harrowing for my family.
- You're getting a house together,
but you're gettin' a divorce?
- So, the compromise is that he would help me
because I can't necessarily afford
a house of that size by myself.
- Okay, I'm for that. What's wrong?
[laughing] - Charrisse.
- You know, I mean...
- Ashley, I just want you to be happy.
- Thank you. - I want peace.
- Oh, hi, Jasmine.
- (all) Hi.
- Okay. - We're not gonna wait
for the rest? - They're takin' too long, girl.
We got things. Let's warm up. - Okay.
- Ooh, yes, let's stretch.
Stretch me out, honey.
- Oh, I got a charley horse already.
- Yes.
- Are you good now? - Uh-huh.
- Yes, slide. Candiace just came.
- Oh, yay.
- It's dark in here. - (all) Hi.
- It's ambiance. - Hello, dancing queen.
Muah. Okay, let me see what y'all got.
- When do-- when we do start gyrating?
[laughing]
- So, let's take it from the top.
Walk, one, two, three, four.
Walk, five, and six, seven, eight.
One, and two.
- Oh, sh--.
- And three.
- Oh, no. - Okay.
- Hi. - (all) Hi.
- I'm Mia. - Hi.
- I hear we're having a fierce and fabulous dance party.
- Okay, Mia, I have a feeling you won't have any problems
picking up these moves, girl. - Okay.
Today is a new day. I'm here for Ashley.
Ashley didn't come at me sideways at the spring fling.
If she did, I didn't hear her.
- As your friend, I wanna let you know
that it seems extremely, like, "look at me.
Look at me. I need attention."
- The reason why I didn't respond to Gizelle
is I don't respond to people who are disrespectful,
and once you disrespect me,
you go back to book an appointment, bitch.
- So, let's go back. - Hi, Wendy.
- (all) Hi. - Here you all are.
- Girl, we're having the time of our lives in here.
Welcome to the party.
- Let's do it. I wanna be on the floor.
[laughing]
- We learned two other eight counts before.
- Oh, sh--, we're doin' eight counts.
I'm running late
because I had to chaperone my son's field trip,
and then I had to do commentary
on the new Supreme Court Justice.
It is a historic moment,
and I really am processing it to the point
that I can't put it into words.
I can't even manage the things that are currently on my plate,
and here I am trying to add something else.
Can we do some Afro beats? I could do that.
- So, Jamaican wine,
what is the signature, like, African?
- It's [vocalizing]
It's like hips. Like, we go like that.
- Oh.
- I am excited to get my twerk on, honey.
I am TikTok ready.
[clicks tongue] That's my eight count.
- One, and two, three,
boom, boom, hips,
and around.
- Oh, this is where I get lost.
- And drop, and ten, down.
- Oh. - Oh, okay.
- Dip and one.
- Yes. - And two.
And leg, two, three, four,
down, five, six, and seven,
eight, and out.
- Yes, yes. Come on.
- Oh, ow. [laughing]
- Can I get extra time being that I came in late?
- You study for a living. This is what you do.
- I study politics. I don't study this.
- All right. This time, ladies, let's make it sexy!
- We got our cheer coach in the building.
- Yes. Ooh, okay.
- Oh, wow. [cheering]
- Now, see, I don't have that.
[laughter]
What is the alternate version?
- You can go, oh, one. - Okay, yeah, I like that.
- We can do that. - Two.
- Ahh, cha-cha.
I was born for this.
I have arrived.
But as I look in the mirror, I see behind me Robyn Dixon.
- Yes! [laughing]
Yes! Whoo!
- And she look crazy. [laughing]
- Yes!
- I think we got it. We're some fast studies.
- Got it. - Okay.
- all: Thank you.
- This was so good. - You guys did amazing.
Thank you. - Yes. You're awesome.
- That's right. Do we wanna move out?
We have some cupcakes and stuff, if anyone wants to have some.
- Yes. - Yes.
Cheers. - Cheers.
No-- no, alcohol?
- Mnh-mnh. - Why?
- 'Cause of my IVF.
- What does that mean? I don't know the process.
- I'm-I'm getting ready to freeze my eggs.
- So, tell me this. Do you have fertility issues?
- No. - So you wanna try naturally.
- I wanna try.
- So, you might be wasting $18,000.
- No, because it's insurance for later.
- And it's younger eggs.
- If I decide I'm ready for a second one at 40,
I need to have 35-year-old eggs.
- Them, yeah, them eggs is-is stale.
- There's gonna be two left. - Yeah.
[cork pops] - Oh, sh--.
Y'all knew I grew up in New York.
- See how smooth that was, Mia?
I popped that with no effort.
- You really did, though.
- Um, so...
you're gonna put out your divorce statement, when?
- Oh, Charrisse, oh, Lord. [laughing]
- Like, in the next day or two, or next week, or when?
- When I get the loan for my house.
This loan that I am preapproved for
via a connection that I have at the bank with Michael--
- Mm-hmm. - It's better that we don't tell
about our separation yet. - Okay.
- I-I-I actually wanted to talk to Candiace about something.
- Listen. First, Chris is sliding into Ashley's DMs,
and then what happened at the reunion
did not make me feel good.
Does Candiace need to know this?
Yes, that is her husband.
- What did I do?
- You didn't do anything. - Yes.
- Let's sit down.
Listen. - Okay.
- If Chris is making women feel uncomfortable,
Candiace needs to know.
She needs to nip this in the bud,
'cause if he's doing things
that are making people feel uncomfortable,
and no one says anything to him,
he's gonna continue to do it.
So, um, I wanted to talk to you really quickly.
- Yes.
- Um, in light of Chris had DMed Ashley,
and, um, there was a situation
in which Chris made me feel completely uncomfortable,
and I feel like, at this point, I should tell you.
- What happened?
- So, we were at the reunion.
We're in the hallway. We're talking,
and he was like, "Hey, can I talk to you in your room?"
- Mm-hmm. - And so, I was like, "Cool."
- Mm-hmm. - Because my glam
is in my room, no big deal.
Like, come on. - Yeah, yeah.
- I get to my room. My glam is gone,
and I immediately felt 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.
- No, he did not. - Okay.
So, what happened?
- And to be honest with you, Candiace, it was very late.
- Yeah. - It was a long day.
I don't remember, like, exactly what he said,
but I can tell you I don't ever wanna be
in a bedroom-- - Right.
- With a married man. - Yeah.
- So, the next day, I tell Kal, and Kal was like,
"I don't like it because he knew I was gone
because he said goodbye to me before I left."
- So, this is a-- this is a thing we're doing.
Chris is being attacked.
That's what we're doing. - No, he's not.
- Chris-Chris thinks of you and Robyn
and Ashley as friends.
- I do, too. - You all have been
into our home. Chris has cooked for you.
- Right.
- Chris really looks at you all like sisters,
but you want to say that the man
who would lay his coat over a puddle
for you to walk over-- - I don't have--
- Who would cook you a meal-- - Any issues with Chris.
- Who would pour you a drink,
who would be there for you, whatever you would need,
you want to say that my husband
made you feel uncomfortable.
- 100%.
- Got it.
- Candiace, I get it.
Like, that's your husband, but you cannot just diminish
how I felt, but I'm just telling you.
- What is-- what are we doing?
What is this?
- I'm just telling you how it made me feel.
- Uh-huh.
Um...
Where is Eric?
I need Eric.
I don't need the camera. I need to talk to Eric.
- Is Candiace okay?
- If it's going to be about maligning my ----ing husband,
you don't want me here.
Michael Darby is available for that.
The ass-grabbing mother----er
that likes to actually make people feel uncomfortable,
he's available for that, not my husband.