- Previously, on
"The Real Housewives of Potomac"...
- It's a disease.
I have a few lumps that have appeared inside of my body.
- Mia talking about her health.
"I'm sick. I'm not sick."
It feels very attention seeking from that.
- You to sit there to say... - Mm-hmm.
- ...that you think I was doing it for attention,
(BLEEP) you. - I didn't say that.
(BLEEP) me. (BLEEP) me!
- He met a girl,
and when Michael gets out of bed to check the time,
she snapped a picture of him.
- You and Michael are getting a divorce.
- And it's true.
- You're getting a house together,
but you're gettin' a divorce?
- I can't necessarily afford a house of that size by myself.
- You don't buy a house
with a man that you're divorcing.
- Well, how do you like the new, um, you know, improved?
- I'm concerned with folks doing the vanity
kind of things.
- Ray secretly likes the Tiff and Fi renovation.
I just think Ray is concerned about who else likes
the Tiff and Fi renovation.
- I wanna do a Nigerian lounge.
- It's gonna cost around $1.5 million,
and if you buy into 20%, that's $300,000.
- Ashley got a DM from Chris Bassett.
Like, he was, like, sliding in her DMs.
- He slid. - No, he didn't.
- 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?
- We'll talk about it later.
- I don't wanna be in a closed room
with a married man.
I don't wanna be put in the optics of cheating.
Chris made me feel completely uncomfortable.
He's a sneaky link.
- You want to say that my husband
made you feel uncomfortable.
- One hundred percent. - 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. I will not have it.
- Why are you telling me?
I don't-- I don't-- I don't-- - Because I-I know--
I know that you know what's going on.
- I don't-- but I don't control what they say or do
any more than I can control what you say and do.
- It's bullsh--.
If you want that,
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.
- Why is Candiace over there?
Is she okay?
- I-I think so. I think so.
- Candiace is fine! She can hear you.
- Why are you in the corner?
Why are you about-- why are you in the corner?
- Why are you there?
- She's talking-- I think to Eric.
- Ut-oh. What the (BLEEP) happened?
- These women have apologized for Michael Darby
over, and over, and over again.
- Okay.
All right.
- I just don't feel like that's right
for him to put his hands on anybody.
- If he walked in here, right now,
they would hug him
and offer him tea and crumpets.
- Hi, Michael. How are you? - How are you? Good to see you.
- You look very nice.
- I haven't seen you in so long.
- It's been a long time.
- But my husband, who has never given anyone a reason
to think ill of him,
is now the target. Help me understand.
- I'm sure you all have said something about each other.
- Yes, I've said things that are true.
And don't cut out none of my fourth wall,
none of it. I want it all in there.
- Thank you.
[distant chatter]
**
[door opening]
- What is happenin'?
- I'm just gonna take my Black ass and get out
because the alternative is,
Gizelle gets the ra-ta-ta-ta one.
I ain't giving y'all that.
I'm sorry. I'm on a yoga mat.
I got things to do and sh-- to lose.
Not today, Satan.
Not today, neck.
Not today, ankles.
We don't have it.
* Hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey *
- So, Ashley, I met with Peter.
- How was it? I wanna hear all about it.
- We talked a little bit about, like,
what does it look like opening a restaurant,
and he loved the Nigerian lounge everything.
- But a restaurant, you gotta live in that thing.
You really do. - And, you see, so--
so, this is the thing.
I wouldn't be the majority owner.
- Mm-hmm. - Like he was talking more so
20% ownership at the most.
For 20%, I'm not living there.
- Mm-hmm. - It's true. You're not.
- I'm not. - But that's still your coin.
- It's still my coin. - To who-- who is 20%?
- I would be, at the most, if I decide to go--
- Wendy would be 20% - Oh, okay.
And who would be 80?
- Peter. - Peter.
- Oh, okay. - Peter Thomas, yeah.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yeah, he-he would be.
- You going to his grand opening tomorrow?
- He-he actually invited me. - Mm-hmm.
- But I, again, have something to do.
- What if your relationship with Eddie starts to suffer
because of this?
- I haven't downloaded him on me and his conversation.
- Mm-hmm. - But before that anyway,
Eddie is like, "I want--
"I don't want you to do anything else
"until you know how to manage what's currently on your plate.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- So, Mia, I sent you a little, nice, little text,
and it got not responded to,
and, you know, it was very clear
the spring fling went totally left.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I don't want us to not be in a good place
'cause I actually like you.
- That's what I thought. - Yeah, I do.
- Why don't y'all go somewhere?
This is very weird.
- Let's go somewhere else and talk.
Can we go into the other room?
- Yeah, y'all go somewhere.
- Okay, yeah. Can we?
- Oh, you're taking cupcakes.
- You're taking all the cupcakes.
- I mean, there's, like, two trays.
- Why did they go, though?
Okay, so, what are we gonna do?
We're just gonna sit here? Okay.
- I'm fine with it, but Gizelle is the one
kinda being thrown under the bus
when all of us share some similar sentiments.
A lot of us feel like it's just a little fishy.
- To me, it's about
I'm gonna give her the benefit of a doubt
because my friend recently passed away from cancer.
So, I'm coming from a different place.
However, I do feel as though, if it wasn't true,
it just would have been something for her to clear up
because you don't want that false negativity,
that dark cloud over you, if it's not true.
- I believe she's going through something.
- Mm-hmm.
- However, her message was very confusing.
- It was. - Like, you don't say...
go to the cancer center, but don't tell us the results
when it's been a week.
You had enough time to say, "Oh, this is the result."
It was very misleading.
- Have I been a little confused
about your social media posts?
Yes, but that's none of my business.
- The challenge I had, is that I didn't ever, ever
expect you to be the one
to attack me in a group setting
in response to somethin' that's so sensitive.
We're talking about my health.
- Right. - It-it just hurt me to the core.
- No, 100%. My delivery-- - I expected that
from new booty Wendy, but she didn't even do it.
[laughing] Do you know what I mean?
- What I said, is that I'm gonna give Mia
the benefit of a doubt,
but then things that have happened since then.
It's like, what's going on? Like--
- So, why were you, last week,
trying to put it on Robyn and Gizelle?
"What did those two say? What did those two say?"
- I-I didn't even say your name.
- Gizelle thinks I was looking for attention,
and I'm not really sick. - Yeah, but-but can we--
- It's about health. - But wait.
I'm trying to understand.
Do they both feel that way or just Gizelle?
- I don't know.
- I went over there.
- You said, "What did those two say?"
- I don't-- - You don't have to say my name
to know who you're talkin' about.
- I don't understand the aggression from you
towards me when we're talking about similar situation.
- Oh, okay. There's no aggression.
But why do you-- but why do you come over and say...
- So do you-- - ..."What did those two say,"
when you had the same sentiment?
- We don't have the same sentiment,
so let's put that on the record.
You called her a liar. I wish you well--
- Wendy-Wendy and Robyn...
- It has nothing to do with me, though.
- Y'all need therapy.
I think y'all need to go sit and talk to a therapist.
- Okay.
- Something else is going on here.
- When I saw Mia at the spring, I actually embraced her,
and I said, "Are you okay?"
The energy y'all met Mia with is a lot different.
- My delivery was horrible. - It was.
The type of friend that I am, if you have a concern,
just bring it to me.
Don't bring it all the way around the mayberry bush.
- Duly noted. If I think something's weird--
- And be honest with me. - Right. But, um,
I'm-I'm sorry.
- Whoa!
I never saw that comin'.
I genuinely feel like I could-- I could tell you're sorry
and that you didn't mean to be so abrupt.
- I'm gonna stand up and hug- hug it out with you.
- Okay. All right. [laughing]
- All right.
And you smell good. - You do, too.
- The first thing I said to her was,
"Are you okay?"
And then I said, "Your credibility is low.
"Your message was confusing." But you wanted to come over
and act like Robyn and Gizelle were the only people
that had questions or that had doubts.
- You-you called her a liar.
I never have called her a liar.
Stand in your truth.
- No. I have a problem that-- I have a problem.
- I told-- I know.
We all know you have a problem.
- There's some screamin' out here.
- Stand in your mother----ing truth?
- I'm standing in my truth! - Or are you going to continue
to back up from it? - I'm standing in my truth!
- It's up to you. - Everything I said--
- Stand ten toes down! - Give me somethin'. I'm stand--
- Everything I say, I stand on. Period.
- I'm standing on it. I'm standing on it.
- I'm sitting, and I still stand--
What you're not gonna do-- - I'm standing on it!
- You gonna stand in your mother----ing truth?
- I'm standing in my truth!
- Or are you going to continue to back up from it?
- I'm standing in my truth! I'm stand--
- Everything I say, I stand on. Period.
- I'm standing on it. I'm standing on it.
- I'm sitting, and I still stand.
- Please, sit down. - What you're not gonna do--
- I'm standing on it! - No, no.
No, we're gonna sit down. - I'm standing on it!
- Sit down. Sit. - Because, baby,
I don't know...
- Sit down. Your chair is waiting for you.
- Oh, you know what? Everybody,
Wendy told me to sit down, so I'm sitting down!
- Please take a seat. Good job.
- Because she is the ----ing ruler of the world!
- Encore.
- I wanna know-- how do we get past all this?
- Did you guys have a good conversation?
- We did. - Mia, do you feel okay?
- Yeah, absolutely. I'm good.
- Okay. - Are you good?
- Mm-hmm. Yeah.
- Did the doctor rule out cancer now?
- Yes. - Okay.
- We have ruled out malignancy.
I still have the lumps.
I still have a swollen lymph node.
I do have to get them surgically removed.
- Okay.
- So, you're not doing it anytime soon?
- No, I'm probably gonna do-- - You can wait?
- Yeah. They said I can wait. I'm gonna do it in August.
- Okay, nice.
- Like, Mia, honestly, I would love
to get to know you better, but there are certain things
where I'm like, am I getting the truth? That's it.
- Okay, I'll give that to you.
- That's fair. - Anyway, your--
but your son and my son play basketball.
They are the same age.
I would love for them to get together.
- Okay.
- Is your son on spring break, like, next week?
- Yes. - Yes?
Are you girls on spring break?
- Um, this coming Thursday. - Okay.
And, Ashley, are your boys in school or anything?
- Yeah, my son, he's in school,
but he has spring break next week.
- Okay. All right, cool.
My kids wanna do, like, a family funday.
So, we're on spring break. - Oh, yay! - Aww.
- My kids wanna do a family funday.
They've never met your son. - Josh is a pretty cool kid.
- Yeah. - Aww.
- Is she not invited? - Uh-uh.
- Oh. - I wasn't invited.
- Why not? - Why not?
- It's all good. - Okay.
- Are you sure? - Yes.
- But, you see, for me, kids is where I draw the line.
So, I think it's a character flaw
if someone is inviting people's kids
and purposely doesn't invite your children,
but that's fine.
- You can call me a horrible person.
I don't care.
I'm not opening my mouth to ask her one question
about her kids' availability.
I am 1,000% good not having her in my life.
Why Candiace leave out like that?
- She's fine.
I think her stomach was hurting or somethin'.
- Did she storm out? - She did.
She went like this. - I didn't see her.
- I think her stomach was hurting.
- Bye, Mia. I hope you feel better.
- Is it now? - Take care, okay?
- Thank you. - Okay. Bye, Ashley.
- Bye, babe. See you later. - Thank you so much.
I appreciate you. - Yes, yes.
I'm glad we had fun. - Thank you.
- Hey, baby.
- Um, I'm okay.
I'm probably, outside of me and Karen,
I'm probably the only one that try and give her a chance.
- Yeah.
- We all know she's lying.
You called her a liar. - Okay.
- I never have called her a liar.
Stand in your truth.
Are we done?
Can we get the mic, my love, Arlen?
**
- These go with this. Yes.
Hi.
- I'm okay.
So, I have everything out.
The Gonal is out... the Menopur is out.
- Mm-hmm. - I have the pen.
So, I take this off.
- And then push down and twist.
And now, pull down on the bottom of the red.
Pull down the bottom. - Okay.
- So, now it's ready to go.
- I am firmly cementing my journey to motherhood
through this egg retrieval process,
and I have to do it by myself. My husband is at work.
There's no one, but this is the day
that my doctor said I have to do these injections,
and that is so emotional for me. [sighs]
- I'm scared. Oh, my God.
- Okay, it's all in.
[exhales]
- It didn't hurt. It didn't hurt.
- At a time when I should be at my calmest and most focused,
I'm forced to deal with Gizelle's accusations,
and Gizelle knows what I'm going through.
I've talked about it with her. Cheers.
- No-- - Uh-uh.
- I'm getting ready to freeze my eggs.
I got too comfortable with Gizelle mother----ing Bryant.
[sighs]
I may have to call you every night.
- Okay. [sighs]
**
- Are you excited? - I'm excited.
- You ready for your manicure? - On such a beautiful day,
yes, this is what I think is the thing we need to do.
- Are you trying to be funny? - I am being very funny.
- Okay.
- Hi. Hello. Welcome to Modern Nail Bar.
How can we help you today? - Thank you.
Karen Huger for two for the manicure.
Ooh, Ray, this is so lovely.
See, honey? Get into the mood.
- And I'll take your bag for you.
- Thank you.
- So, are you doing the dip, ma'am?
- I am doing the dip, but, for my husband,
I want him to have a manicure with pink nail polish.
- With pink nail polish?
- We're gonna match, right? - I don't think so.
[laughing]
- I was very sad to miss Ashley's TikTok class,
but, in the pandemic, you have 102 fever,
you've gotta go get checked out
'cause my national treasure is at home.
His name is Raymond Huger.
- Karen did text me that she has a fever of 102.
- Was she tipped off that Charrisse was invited?
- Thank the Lord. I didn't have COVID then.
- Okay. - Thank you. Thank you.
- So for anything.
- There you are, sir. - Oh, thank you.
- Hi. How are you, sir? - Hi. How you doin'?
- So, baby, what did you do earlier today?
- I actually did a little bit of work.
You do this all the time?
- Yes, I do. I take care of myself.
I love on Karen. That's why. [laughing]
- Is that why you be lookin' so good?
- Yeah. Yeah, but I have to ask you a-a question.
- Okay.
- Now, because I'm taking care of myself--
- Mm-hmm. - Are you jealous
that other people might be checking your wife out?
You know what I'm sayin'?
Are you insecure about me? No, seriously.
- I mean, every man is somewhat insecure.
- Are you serious?
- In terms of, uh, having a beautiful woman
that he has to make sure no other man is attracted to,
if you will, but you've always been attracted to other men,
or other men have been attracted to you,
one or the other. - Baby, hold on.
We-we-we can talk about this. - Both-both ways. Huh?
- You're right.
- Because you like to flirt and--
- In our marriage-- in-in our marriage,
you said that I could have eye candy.
- Eye candy and all that stuff, yeah.
- Right. So, you okay with that?
- I'm good, as long as candy is candy.
- Coming up next...
You think we should explore getting a prenup?
**
- I wish you could see the kids.
- I know. I miss them.
- I know. They're with the nanny.
So, this house, I-I really like it
because it meets a lot of my qualities.
- Mm-hmm.
- I'm not sure I feel about this little hill but--
- I mean, you know, you're not gonna get
any sports cars anytime soon. So...
[knocking]
- Hello. - Hi. Hi, guys.
- Hello, hello. - Hi, Natalie.
Hi. How are you? - How are you?
Kenya Thompson-- nice to meet you.
- Ashley-- nice to meet you.
Hi, Natalie. - Hey, how are you?
- Nice to meet you-- Zach. - Welcome in. Yes.
- How is it going? - Natalie, what's going on?
- Zach, how are you? - How are you doin', love?
- Good to see you. - Yes, very good.
- Nice to see you. - Happy to be here.
- It's so crazy. You guys never met each other.
- Yeah, I know. - Yeah, I know.
- I've put three offers in, and every time,
another offer came in that was all cash,
and the buyers decided to go with them.
- Natalie is my realtor.
Michael contracts her out to do different jobs,
and he would know Natalie for as long as
I've known Michael, pretty much.
So, I felt really comfortable with that, too.
- He doesn't think that's a financially sound decision.
I don't either.
There were, like, three really good reasons,
and I think it was, like-like, refinancing
and all this stuff.
- Kenya is gonna lead us through the tour.
- Okay.
- This is five bedrooms, four and a half baths,
over 4,000 square feet.
Have the eat in gourmet kitchen with the quartzite countertops.
- Oh, yeah, I-I'd be over for a couple brunches.
- The big thing is me being able to cook and
see my kids at the same time. - Yes.
- I know. - They move fast?
- Yeah. - All right.
Well, I've got-- I got a lotta thinkin' to do now.
- You gotta think quickly.
- I think that what will ultimately be
a determining factor, is what Michael feels, too.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
- Since we are planning to buy this house together.
- Sure.
- But that could change.
The fact that Michael and I are separating,
for the sake of our home buying process,
Michael had asked to not make that public.
- Mm-hmm. Yeah.
I-- Michael did mention it to me in confidence.
- He said that it could affect our process.
- No. I've spoken to your lender.
- Oh. - So, I have--
I have all of the tools that I need.
[clears throat]
- Yeah, I was a little surprised by that.
Saying that buying a home is contingent on
our marital status just... [sighs]
It makes me look at Michael a little sideways.
Like...
- Do you guys wanna talk for a little while,
and then we can circle back later?
- Yeah, let's-- we'll just take a second.
- Yeah. - Talk to you soon.
Okay, bye. - Okay, bye.
- When I think about that, I get upset about it,
but, man, I just-- I can't let it bog me down.
This is my first time living completely by myself.
- Oh, wow.
- It actually gives me a chills.
That's a little more serious. I get that.
- Mm-hmm.
But I understand that it's a scary step 'cause it's--
- It's not just that it's scary.
It's like my marriage is, like,
it's, like, actually ending, you know?
[crying]
I always wonder if we're making a mistake.
- Mm-hmm.
* Hey hey hey hey *
- Oh, God.
When you pour stuff in the sink, pour it down the drain.
And then who made these counters so dirty?
They're filthy!
It's fricking smeared everywhere!
Lemonade? Look at this.
Oh, my gosh, so, we're in a brand-new house.
Kind of, you know, finally getting back to
where maybe we were before.
Like, we're able to appreciate everything we have so much more.
What we've been through, and what we dealt with,
and what we've seen, and the fact that
we have bounced back, this house is so special to us.
[grunts]
Juan!
- What you doin'?
- So, you know I'm getting the built-in cabinets
put in the office.
Before, I just grabbed all the old files
that have been here for, like, 20 years.
- Mm-hmm. Yeah, it's a long-long time.
You gotta go through it? - Yeah.
So, I just make sure, like--
- No, I probably have some stuff in here
that I may need, though.
- All right. [sighs]
As we, like, try to figure out the wedding situation,
my mom sent me this the other day.
[laughing] [groans]
- Oh, my God.
- So, she sent a picture of this
and said, "Any plans for a repeat?"
[laughing]
- Do you still have that dress?
- No, I gave it away to, um, charity.
Oh, my gosh.
- Robyn, this is, like, so beautiful.
Why are we gettin' rid of this?
- I've been divorced for three years.
It's taking up space.
So, like, I didn't even respond 'cause I'm, like,
I don't even know what to say.
So, speaking of the wedding.
- What happened? - I wanted to get your opinion.
- Mm-hmm. - And see if you think
we should explore getting a prenup.
- What the (BLEEP)?
I'm kidding. - What?
No, how do you feel about that?
- You gotta do what you gotta do.
No, I-I make more money than you anyway.
[slurping]
- He didn't say that.
I think he said he will make more money than me.
- I-I make more money than you anyway.
- I mean, you know how men are.
[laughing]
That-that's not even what it's about.
- Why didn't it come up years ago?
- Oh, oh, you mean when-when we got married the first time?
- Yeah. Why didn't you bring it up the first time?
And then when I did bring it up, you was like, "Huh?"
- And-- - I remember that day,
at the restaurant. - No.
- You was like, "What? Huh? Sign a prenup?"
I remember that. - Yeah, exact-- yes.
We had a prenup, but the prenup ending up
not even being necessary because when we divorced,
we were broke.
I wanna prevent any type of issues
because you never know.
And when we were going through our divorce,
things got ugly. - How?
- Like, there was a time period when you had someone
that you were dating that probably made things
a little more stressful.
- Robyn, stop.
Now, stop.
- What?
What? I think this is a rational thing to think,
and I don't want you to think that,
oh, now I'm talking about this because now I have businesses.
Like, that's-- and I'm not--
- But that's what it sounds like.
- No.
- I'm so happy for everything that you've accomplished,
you know, how far you've come.
I wouldn't come after that.
- And I don't believe you would.
- Then what's your reasoning then?
- You never know.
- Let's get a piece of paper, we'll both sign it,
and this is yours, and this is mine. Boom.
- Well, let me know, you know,
if you think on it. - Ain't nothin' to think about.
- If there's anything in particular
that you want to put in it.
- Robyn, stop. All right, bye.
- I'm serious. - Okay.
Well, you make sure you get everything that you want in it.
- Really? - Yep.
- Coming up next...
- My hair is falling out.
The back is fine.
- Let's take a quick peek here. Uh-huh.
- It's more so, like-like, up here.
I've ignored it for a long time,
but now it's definitely gettin' worse.
- Hello. - Hi. How are you?
- Hi. Can I get you to hand sanitize?
- Sure. - And sign in for me, please.
- Absolutely.
- Your name, please? - Wendy for Dr. Kindred.
- Thank you.
- Hi, Dr. Kindred. - Hey, how are you?
Oh, it's so good to see you. - How you doin'?
- All right, sis. So, tell me the story while I take a look.
- Okay, okay, so...
my hair is fallin' out,
and it's thin, especially at the crown.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. - The back is fine.
- Let me just take a quick peek here.
- Okay. - Uh-huh.
- It's more so, like-like, up here,
like, if you look, like, right here.
So, I started losing hair after Kam.
Hey, my lovebug.
Yeah.
I've ignored it for a long time,
but now it's definitely gettin' worse.
- Do you feel symptoms of inflammation?
Itching, burning, tenderness? - I do.
I feel tender, so tender. - Uh-huh.
- And I feel like my body is almost, like,
breaking down because I do so much.
- Okay. All right.
Here's what's happening. - Okay.
- What stress does, is it literally pulls nutrients
away from your follicle because in times of stress,
hair is not a priority for the body.
- Mmm. - Stress worsens it.
Tensions worsens it.
- All right, baby. We gotta get these orders out.
Somebody help your sister.
- The vision that you're talkin' about,
it's gonna cost around $1.5 million.
- That's somethin' that you, busy, stressed Wendy,
want to take as your charge?
- Yeah. Uh, so--
- That-that darn stress, Dr. Kindred,
it's ruining my life. [laughing]
All I know, is stress. All I grew up around,
is watching my mom operate under stress,
and that's the only way to live.
- Was that a lot, or are you ready to talk about treatment?
- I'm ready to talk. Mm-hmm. - Okay.
So, under the category of grow,
one is minoxidil, very effective,
very cheap. - Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
But? - Exactly.
- Okay.
- You might get some facial hair.
- Uh-uh. No. Uh-uh! [laughing]
Uh-uh, not--
not a beard.
- Maybe it is. Maybe it isn't.
We got a laser-- laser hair removal,
if you need to. - Okay, okay.
**
- Hi. How are you? - How are you?
Welcome to Ranazul. - Thank you.
I'm here to meet a friend, Robyn.
- Yeah, absolutely.
- Hi, boo. - Hey, girl.
- You look so cute. - You're all, like, regal.
- Listen, I don't even know, like, how to dress
these days, right? - What?
This weather is all over the place.
- Isn't it? Oh, my gosh. - But you look so cute.
I love it. - You look cute.
Thank you, babe. Let me-- okay, first of all,
I want a cocktail. - Yeah.
- 'Cause I think I need to just continue to drink
because I've been drinking for 24 hours.
- Yeah. - So, I'm just keep goin', okay?
- Oh, sh--. Hi. - Hello.
Can I grab you anything to drink for the moment,
or we just need a few minutes?
- Um, the pink champagne margarita, please.
- Of course. - Thank you.
- Ooh, that sounds good.
- That sounds good to you, too? - Yeah.
- Mmm. - All right.
I'll get those started for you. - Thank you.
- Yes. Thank you. Thank you for meeting me here.
- Girl, of course, of course. - You know, I feel like,
the week before, at, like, Karen's spring event,
I-I don't know.
I-I'm pretty sure you left not feeling good about me,
or Gizelle, or whomever. - Yeah.
- And I just wanna make sure you and I are good.
So... - Aww.
Well, thank you for that. You're right.
It was wild. - Yeah.
- I'm not as upset with the rest of the ladies.
- Right. - Because no one walked up to me
and said, "Is this what cancer looks like?"
Like, who does that? - Right, right.
- It was a totally different beef.
- Yeah, yeah, no, it's all in the delivery.
- Yeah.
- Um, she was totally wrong for that.
- Yeah. [laughing]
- And I felt really bad how it went down
because we don't really know what's going on.
- Right. - But what I do wanna know is,
what's really going on?
Ashley asked you, "Are you cancer free?"
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. - And you said, "Yes."
- Mm-hmm. - So, your second post said--
- Mm-hmm. - "No cancer for now,
"but I have to get lumps removed and have biopsies."
- Mm-hmm.
- But then yesterday, you also said--
- I've had those biopsies since then, since that post.
- So, you've had those biopsies. - Yeah, I've had a biopsy.
- So... - Yeah, it was a surface.
Like, they went in, and they did--
- Okay. - Yeah.
- So, you had those lumps biopsied,
but you did not have those lumps removed.
Like, you-you understand what is--
the confusion? - Right, yes. Right.
So, sure. - Okay.
- So, you-- so, if you're basing off of a timeline
of social media, right? - Yeah.
- And my post is what, how many weeks, like,
two weeks old now? - Maybe two, three.
- Yeah. So, there's a lot that has transpired
between that post and now. - Got it. Okay.
- I'm not gonna update. I'm not-- it's like, you know,
it's not a health update. - Yeah. No, no, we don't--
like, I know. - I, honestly,
I don't have an update. - But see, but do--
but do you see where, like, it snowballs?
- Yeah. - Because, like,
on-once you open that door on social media--
- Mm-hmm. - It's like,
then do you give them an update on, like, every single thing?
- No.
- Right? - Right.
I understand her viewpoint,
but I'm an open ----in' book, at this point,
which is why I posted.
- It's fine. - You guys ready to order?
- What about the Caesar salad, no croutons?
- And then I'll do the crab quesadilla.
- And the crab quesadillas, yeah.
- Yes, please. Thank you.
Tell me about the-the lump.
- Yeah.
So, I have a lump on my ass.
- Okay. - I'll show you one day,
if you wanna see it. It's still there.
- No, I don't need to see it. [laughing]
- It's not cancer, but it-it's looking like
I just have an autoimmune disorder.
- Okay. - We don't know what it is.
- I feel like this story just blew up in her face,
but I'm just thankful and grateful
that it's not cancer.
Thank you.
So, did you catch wind of what Candiace was saying?
Like, yeah. - I look to my right,
and I see her, like, storming out, like she's 12.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
- So, Gizelle said, when we were all in New Jersey,
Chris came to her and was like,
"Hey, can I talk to you privately in your room?"
And Gizelle just said--
she just did not feel comfortable with that.
- Well, um, I got somethin' to add.
- Gizelle said, Chris came to her and was like,
"Hey, can I talk to you privately in your room?"
And she just did not feel comfortable with that.
- Well, um, I got somethin' to add.
- What?
Lord, okay.
- So, spring fling and, in my peripheral,
I see Chris. - Okay.
- Like, staring me down.
I'm like, hi, like, very uncomfortable.
Ahh, ahh, ahh, ahh.
Go, baby! Go, Gordon!
It was awkward.
You don't stare at someone, and I kept catching it.
Go, Karen!
I'm shaking it. I'm shaking it.
Maybe there is some truth to it.
- Okay, I don't-- [laughing]
- I'm just saying men move different.
- I really like Chris. I like Chris.
[laughing]
- Me, too. - And I like Candiace.
I don't wanna go there. [laughing]
**
- Haven't been to the Huger house in a minute.
[knocking, doorbell ringing]
- Gizelle, hey. - Hello.
I'm so happy. - How are you?
- I'm happy about this invite. - I had to check on ya.
Come on in.
This is the best I could do.
- My shoes okay? - Oh, no, no.
Oh, no. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. - Okay, that's fine.
I can take 'em off. - I know.
Did you want some lemonade or water?
- Water would be good. Okay, good.
Karen, I'm in your house.
- Yes, this is baby steps. - This is very exciting.
- This is baby steps.
- Me and the grand dame will always be grand dameing.
- Gizelle and I are trying a new path.
I'm-I'm excited about it.
I don't trust her ass, but, you know, so far, so good.
- Karen is crazy, like 100% crazy,
but she loves me, and I love how she loves me,
which is a little strange.
Well, we missed you the other day, by the way.
- Oh, my God. Ashley told me about it.
A lot went on. - Yes.
Ashley had us sex dancing.
- Show me by example. - Okay.
- I wanna see it. - So, we did, like, a little--
a little eight step,
and then we dropped down to the ground. Unh.
And then we, like, rolled on the ground.
- Gizelle, you are making this sh-- up.
- And then Ashley, like, swung her head around.
- Well, Ashley knows how to do it.
You saw her Tiky-Toky.
That girl ready. [laughing]
She can drop it like it's hot, cold, freezin'.
- Okay. We have a lot to discuss.
- That is exactly what I was gonna say.
I was like, so, Ashley and Mia did share with me
that you and Candiace had a moment.
What I heard was very disturbing,
a comfort zone that does not exist for you
where Chris is concerned. - Correct.
- And Chris thinks that you're more comfortable
than you are. - Correct.
- Chris probably owes you an apology.
- Thank you. And so, that's my issue.
- Thanks, man.
- Hello. - Hello. How are you today?
- Well. How are you? - Very good.
Reservation, right? - Yes. All right.
This is great. - Excellent.
Make yourselves comfortable.
- All right. - I'll get you some water.
- Thank you. I saw a lobster roll.
I already know that's what I'll be having.
- The crab mac and cheese, I'll-I'll do that.
- Thank you so much. - Thank you.
- No diet today. - No diet today.
- I don't think so. - Yeah.
- It's one of those days.
- Dr. Sarhan called me before we left.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I'm not responding
in the time that they're used to
for the process. - Right.
- Because she sees this every day, and she knows,
you know, what it's supposed to look like.
- Okay.
- I just-- I don't feel good
that I'm, like, not succeeding at this.
This is one of the first mom challenges
that I'm having, and I have failed.
- It's very early, right?
Don't stress about it.
- The stuff with Gizelle is making--
it's stressing me out,
and stress can contribute negatively
to producing enough eggs.
How are you feeling about everything?
- Sweet tea, sir.
- Oh, thank you. - Absolutely.
- At first, I was angry.
Like, why they wanna make something now
out of nothing? - Yeah.
- I was angry because-- and it's not my personality.
Um, I-I am actually always looking
to make people comfortable.
You can do everything that you think you're doing right
to make somebody feel comfortable,
but you don't know what they've been through
or what their past is.
So, when the conversations turn to "luring"
or-or "setting up," the word usage is upsetting.
And I didn't even ask to go to her room.
I said, "Gizelle, can we talk?"
And she said, "Yeah, let's go to my room."
- So, she suggested going to your room.
- 99% sure that that's how that went down.
- So, he comes up to me. He was like, "You know,
can I talk to you?" - Mm-hmm.
- Sure. - Mm-hmm.
- He said, "Well, can we go to your room?"
- Mm-hmm. Your room? - My room.
- Okay. - So, I open the door,
and I realize my glam had left.
- There was nobody in there. - Right.
- So, I even suggested, "Leave the door open.
I don't need anybody, you know, suggesting anything else--"
- Right. - "You know, happening."
And she was like, "Yeah, I don't need
any rumors like that going on about me either."
- I'm uncomfortable. I'm in a hotel room
with a married man. - Mm-hmm.
- And it is his word against mine
as to what's happening in this room.
- How we go from conversation in the room
to his word against yours?
You and Chris are friends.
- Me and Chris are friends. - Did he touch you?
- He did not touch me. - Did he say anything--
- He did not say-- - That made you feel like he--
- He-- the fact that it was happening,
what I do remember was saying to myself,
"I don't feel good, and I want him to leave."
And I said-- - Did you say that to him?
- I said, "Can you see--" - Okay.
- "If they're ready for me to come back or whatever?"
- Did he do it? - He immediately left.
- There we go.
- Maybe, you know, she was uncomfortable,
but I know that I've never been anything but nice to her.
I mean, and she references my penis
every chance she gets.
- He has a brown penis with a pink tip.
I'm having a hard time.
I can only look at him from, like, the neck up.
- Listen, we gotta be careful as a group.
I'm gonna tell you why.
I had the same experience with another husband in this group.
He pulls me into him to the point--
and he squeezed me so tight
my breasts went back to my backbone.
I kid you not. That's uncomfortable.
That's touching. I understand...
- Yeah. - You feeling uncomfortable.
I was very uncomfortable.
And you're justified in your feelings.
In my instance, I was able to, one, go to my minister.
Two, most importantly, talk to my husband.
We think that he had a little bit too much to drink,
and there were witnesses there that saw it.
I didn't think it warranted sounding the alarm,
and that's about three years ago.
[laughing] - No.
You could have said it without the cameras.
- Right. - You coulda said it
without us knowing. - I--
- Or bringing it to the entire group.
- I didn't bring it to the entire group.
- Who brought it to the group?
- Robyn Dixon.
- Robyn went to Mia with your story.
- Yeah, and-- - How you feel about that?
- I actually have not discussed that part with Robyn.
- Oh!
- Between who?
- Of course, there are cracks in the Green-Eyed Bandits.
I'm sorry, but it is cracked, and we all see it.
- Lobster mac and cheese. - Thank you.
- Lobster roll with sweet potato fries.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Hi.
- Oh.
- Hi.
- Oh.
- Hi. Look, don't act like that to me, boy. Uh-uh.
I mean, man, stand up and give me a hug.
We ain't doin' this. Uh-uh. - Not a--
- How are you? - Be careful.
- Hi. How are you?
Oh, oh, oh.
- Well... [sighs] - Don't treat me
like that, y'all. Uh-uh. We ain't doin' this.
- Um, yes. - Sh--, I guess
we gotta get straight to it,
the way y'all energy is up in here.
Jeez. Come on. [sighs]
This is really, really hard for me
because I disagree with Gizelle.
I don't think Chris Bassett had any intention
of being sneaky or whatever.
So, okay, let me just start from the top,
right? - Okay, yeah.
- Ashley has said she felt it was weird
that you would, like, comment on a story.
- I get this DM from Chris.
Who are you at the W with? Not your wife.
- You know, he's the general manager
at the Rooftop. - Oh, he is?
- Yes.
Let's make it clear. You didn't slide in her DM.
You responded to a story.
- Right. - Mm-hmm.
- Right? That's a difference.
- E-exactly. - Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
- It is a difference. - I didn't, like, search,
and DM, and all that. - Right.
I told Gizelle. - Mm-hmm.
- And she's like, well, you know,
she recalled the experience in New Jersey.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I will tell you, after New Jersey,
we rode home in a-- in a van,
and she brought it up to me that night,
and I'm like, "Did something happen?
Like, what did-- did he say something?
- Mm-hmm. - Did he do something
to make you feel uncomfortable?"
I'm like, "I don't think it's a big deal."
I think whatever you were saying
was out of concern for your wife.
- Mm-hmm. - Right?
- Yeah. Like, it's just been confusing for me
because, like you said, I-I-- everything I do,
is just to be nice, no matter-- - Can I get you anything, madam?
- Hold on one sec. May I have water
and, um, do you have sparkling rose?
- We're actually out of the sparkling rose
for the day.
I do have a sparkling sauvignon blanc,
if that would work. - That's fine.
- Doing okay? - I'll take a box
for this, please. - Absolutely.
- Yeah. I mean, look, every time you guys have come around,
like, I don't mind giving people hugs.
- Right. - But I-I always wait
for you guys to initiate it. I don't ever go in.
- Maybe it's not like-- I don't know that
she brought it up to say, "Oh, my God, I was--
I'm so uncomfortable around him."
- But that's how she brought it up to me.
She sat me down, and she is clutching her pearls,
and, like, breathing heavy, and acting like, you know,
she's about to tell me that somebody done came
and tried to snatch her drawers, which is the bullsh--
because at the spring kickoff, where was the discomfort?
- Hi, sir. How are you? - Hello. I'm well.
How are you?
- Well, you know, a little something.
- Why talk about it now? - Right.
- I said that. Why now? - Yeah.
- And it was more so because the Ashley story
had triggered her.
Like, where do we go from here? Like, how can we fix this?
- She needs to walk-- walk it back.
She has to walk it all the way back for me to even--
'cause Gizelle is dead to me.
- So, where do-- where do you go from here?
- Well, it's been seven days.
I thought I was gonna hear from Candiace.
- Mm-hmm. - To be like, "You know what?
I talked to him, and he said he's sorry."
But what he did to me made me feel completely uncomfortable.
- Okay. - It was just wrong to me.
If it wasn't wrong, I would not have felt it in my gut.
- Mmm.
- Next time, on "The Real Housewives of Potomac"
- I met with Peter, and he liked my ideas
about the Nigerian restaurant.
- Let's get to it. How much is coming from you?
- $300,000
- What are we doing, girl? You got us in a field.
- Uh, yes. - Family fun day!
- Go!
- Ugh! Ugh!
[laughing]
- Mia, this hop is horrible.
Charrisse made it! - Hi.
- I'm sorry.
G, can you walk me to the car? - Yeah, absolutely.
- Yeah, I'm just gonna go ahead and make sure
I make it home, to the car. - Yeah, absolutely, absolutely.
- What is wrong with Karen?
- She doesn't like me.
- He thinks I'm trying to, like, get pregnant.
- Huh?
- I cannot reach Michael.
- Our news is out.
We need to do something.
- Ahh!
- You know what? This is good
'cause now Ashley can live her life.