[funky pop music plays]
♪ So you thinkin' that ♪
♪ I gotta get that new, new ♪
♪ Yay ♪
[Brett] Holy shit, it's...
- Hot? - [Brett] Yeah.
[Jason] I'm turning it off. It's just gonna be natural temperature.
Uh. [gasps]
There goes my-- Wait!
- I am falling apart! What is happening? - [Emma] I got you! Okay.
- Wait. I think it broke. - [laughs] No, fuck no!
They're brand-new!
Wait, we need pliers.
- Do we have pliers? - [Brett] We might somewhere.
- Designers need to make them more sturdy. - [Emma] I have them!
Who has pliers?
I'm a little concerned.
If real estate doesn't work, be a cobbler.
- [Emma] I fixed it! - Good job, girl! Thank you.
Hello! I just fixed her shoe! Thank you! With pliers and nails!
We have a group cobbler, Emma Hernan.
I'd be a good contractor. Make dad proud.
- [Brett] What's up, Chels? - Oh, hello!
- [Chelsea] Emmy! - How are ya, hon?
- Hi, sweetie! How are ya? - [Chelsea] I'm good, honey.
I love those chopsticks!
- [Emma] In case you need a knife today. - Thank you!
No, this-- We call this a shank in the UK.
- A shank. Okay. - I thought shanks were just in prison.
That's a high-end shank. That's a luxury shank.
[Emma] Actually, funny enough, we found it at Bre's desk.
[laughter]
[pop-rock music plays]
- Good morning, ladies! - [Emma] Good morning!
- [Mary] Hi! - [Emma] I love your hair!
[pop-rock music ends]
Okay, so I have some news, guys.
- What? - Heather had the baby.
No way! Oh my God!
Yay!
- Yeah, she's on cloud nine. - [Emma] Oh my God!
She texted me in the middle of the night, like, "Help me!"
Oh, I'm so happy for her.
[Heather] Tristan J. El Moussa.
You were a rock star. I'm so proud of you.
- I love you, babe. - And you are just so handsome!
As much as I hate interrupting the baby talk, let's do some real estate.
- Do you hate that, though? - No, I don't hate that.
We should do some updates. Emma, what's goin' on?
I sold Micah's property. We just closed today on Hillside.
Quarter million dollars over-asked, in multiples.
- Thank you. - [Mary] Good job!
Ring that bell! Can I walk up with you, please? So I feel like I won too?
She's my assistant for the bell ring. Okay, I'll go down.
Whoo! I even made it ring!
It's still ringing.
[Emma] It was so important for me to sell Micah's Hillside property
before the mansion tax goes into effect.
I saved Micah over $200,000, and now we just need to sell Lloydcrest.
I think selling Hillside in multiples
really showed Micah that when you price a property aggressively, they sell fast.
So he did agree, after a little persuasion,
to the $6 million price reduction on Lloydcrest.
So I'm so happy, and I'm hoping that it sells before April 1st.
It's now well priced.
[Brett] Probably the biggest reduction we've ever gotten.
- I'm very persuasive. - Yeah. [laughs]
This is the part of the team meeting you're gonna love,
and that's where we hand out some listings today.
Mary, Emma, Nicole, I know you're very busy.
So the first one is going to Chrishell, who's not here.
It's a property on Queens Road, 3.5 million.
But she won't be able to work on this for a week or two while she's in recovery.
So, Nicole, I'm actually gonna ask you to step in, please, and help out.
I need someone to manage getting the property ready.
It needs to be painted, cleaned, staged, that type of thing.
I don't like this. Feels like a setup.
I will do this to help you, Jason,
but this is not a situation that I wanna be in.
I understand the dynamics going on, I'm not an idiot,
but I want Chrishell to be able to step in and have everything ready,
and maybe it'll help mend some issues between you guys.
- Because it worked well last time? - [Bre] Hm.
If I were Nicole, I would say, "Fuck you, Jason."
Who'll make the commission if it's Chrishell and yours listing?
Chrishell will make the commission, but we'll talk about it.
- It can't get worse. - I know what you're all thinking, but...
I'm sorry. I tried to hold it in.
But Nicole is particularly well-suited to do this type of work.
[Jason] My brokerage.
I'll be making those decisions. I think that's what's best for the client.
Chelsea, I think that it's been obvious to everyone here
that since you started, you've kicked a lot of ass,
making a lot of money for the brokerage, closing a lot of deals.
You're clearly hustling.
So we'll give you an opportunity and bring you on
a $10 million listing on Mulholland we just got.
[squeals]
[Mary] Good job!
[Chelsea] Thank you so much, guys.
I promise you I won't let you down, and, ladies, take note.
Bre, we know that you have great clients, and we believe in you wholeheartedly,
but you've had somewhat of a slow start.
We think this will jump-start you.
We have a $5.5 million, very sexy contemporary on Hillside.
Rooftop pool, views of the city.
It'll give you the confidence you need, so that listing is now yours.
[laughs] Oh my God! Please, can we take a picture of Bre's face!
[Bre] Obviously, out of anyone in the office,
I think that at my price point,
I should get the $10 million listing over Chelsea.
But that's okay. I'm fine. I'm not offended at all.
- Wait-- - Is there tequila in this office?
Three new listings. We'll be counting on you.
Chelsea, Bre, Nicole, you have to perform on these new listings.
There's a lot of pressure on us now, financially, more than usual,
so we really need you guys to start kicking some ass.
["I Turn On" by Ruby Neon plays]
♪ Turn on ♪
♪ When the pressure's on ♪
- ♪ I-I-I turn on ♪ - ♪ On, on, on ♪
[serene pop music plays]
♪ Ever thought the power of a people ♪
♪ When we come together No, we can't fall ♪
You look cute!
- Hi! - Hi!
I brought Benny!
[Chrishell] Hi, Ba-Ba!
- Hi. - Hi. Oh...
- How are you? - I'm good.
- I'm gonna put these here. - Thank you! Those are so pretty.
- Are you sore? - I'm sore.
I have stitches that come out on Friday.
This here and then there's two more here.
But luckily, everything went as good as it could go on the inside.
[Emma] That's amazing.
- Hello! - Hey!
[Emma] I hear Chelsea's heels!
- Oh my gosh, what is all this? - What is happening?
- Hi! - [Chrishell] Hi, gorgeous!
- How are you? - [Chrishell] I'm good!
- [Emma] There's a cooler! - [Chelsea] I'm not moving in.
I'm making Vietnamese dumplings, vegetable dumplings,
shrimp dumplings, and meat dumplings.
Oh my God!
- [Emma] She's like a chef! - [Chelsea] Let's go.
It's such a relief that the surgery, you know, was a complete success.
All the things that they were worried could go wrong, didn't.
It's been a real weight lifted off my chest.
So now, you know, I'm just gonna be focused on recovery and getting better.
And put this behind me.
This is the cutest thing I've ever seen. You guys are so cute.
- This is the size of my cyst! - [Chelsea] It is?
They said it was the size of a grapefruit.
- [Emma] Oh my God. - Oh my gosh!
- But it wasn't cancerous. - [Emma] Thank goodness.
- [Chrishell] There's no stress. - Good.
So I have to get the update from you guys. What's going on?
I did have a talk with Amanza about her stirring the pot
and telling Bre there are people in the office she's friends with
that talk about her.
And our conversation didn't end well.
It's one of those things.
She told us the other day how much she doesn't want drama.
We all need to get over it.
And then to hear this, I'm just a little surprised.
But I don't think Amanza would do something to intentionally hurt someone,
but I think that she would flippantly do something
that would, in turn, hurt someone.
I think Amanza's proven not to be trustworthy.
Whoever she's with, she tends to agree with,
and who's not there, she doesn't agree with.
It's like, you gotta have a backbone and an opinion.
Stick to it, and I would respect that more.
I don't know.
And Jason is giving away some listings.
Chelsea got a $10 million listing from Jason.
- Amazing! - Yup, on Mulholland Drive.
[Emma] You, Chrishell, you got a listing on Queens Road.
Oh, well, the reason why he did--
So that was a house I was gonna buy before I got this one,
so that's why he'd wanna put me on it.
Oh...
That looks like a dildo. Sorry. [laughs]
I'm listening, but I'm distracted by what you're making.
- [Chelsea] Are you using dildos? - I'm not allowed!
You don't want this one anyways!
- That's a nightmare! A softie! - You could do it.
[growls]
What are-- Is this really how you make it?
- No, that really is! Yes. - It is.
- These are the fillings for the dumplings. - They smell so good.
- Shrimp, veggie, and pork. - Shrimp, veggie...
Anyway, I am excited about the Queens listing.
It has the potential to be amazing.
- But Jason says-- - So yeah, there's something to that.
Because, obviously, you had the surgery and you'll be out,
he enlisted the help of Nicole.
Meaning?
- So-- - [Chelsea] So it's your listing.
- But Nicole is going to be... - [Emma] Nicole is added on.
...helping while you're on the mend.
I'll need to see the contract
because this is the kind of thing that happened last time.
It's your listing,
but he'll work out some type of financial remuneration for her.
I can already see it'll be a dumpster fire.
I mean, I told you already, I'm happy to apologize.
I know I took things below the belt,
so it's like, "Okay, I'm ready to take accountability on my side."
And then all of a sudden, we start doing some listing
where she's not even on the contract?
- I'm-- No. - [Emma] Yeah, exactly.
Putting them in the same situation and hoping for a different outcome.
- The definition of insanity. - [Chrishell] Yeah.
I think he's also trying to use it as an opportunity to mend.
Exactly. Yeah. This is the worst-case scenario.
Think she'd be willing to wipe the slate clean?
Do you think that's a possibility?
Whether or not she takes accountability, I'm happy to apologize for what I did.
I don't foresee we'll ever be amazing friends or anything.
No, no, no.
But would it be nice and could we wipe the slate clean if we both did it? Yeah.
Listen, I don't love Nicole,
but I also don't feel good about where things went at Chelsea's birthday.
I feel like when I get hurt or triggered, you know, I can take things too far,
and I hate that feeling of regret.
So I know if I can just apologize, it would make me feel better.
Hopefully, it'll make her feel better,
but I know it will definitely just ease things at the office.
- [Chelsea] Okay. So, dinner is served! - [Emma] There you go!
- Would you like a dumpling? - [Chrishell] I would love one.
[Emma] Be careful, they are hot.
Oh, this is so cute.
- You did so amazing. So cute. - A dumpling cheers!
Cheers to Chrishell coming out of a nice surgery.
- Safe and sound! - You guys are very sweet.
It's hot!
Whoo!
[Chelsea] It's hot!
- Bad! - You were hungry!
[pop music plays]
♪ This time we fight less ♪
♪ We still love ♪
♪ For everything that we believe ♪
♪ Where I wanna be free ♪
[pop music plays]
♪ Bet you never seen Somethin' quite like this ♪
♪ Rollin' up your sleeves You're so down for this ♪
♪ You'll be comin' back for more ♪
♪ Comin' back for more ♪
- Hi! How are you? - [woman] Hi!
- Good. My name's Cat. - Amanza.
- Welcome. - Thank you.
Wow, this is massive.
Today I'm showing my client and close friend a home in Amestoy Estates,
which is like the Beverly Hills of the Valley.
He's looking for a cool, ultra-modern home with lots of space, high-end amenities,
in a safe neighborhood,
and everybody knows you get more bang for your buck in the Valley.
- Amanza! Amanza! Amanza! - [Amanza] Oh!
Why did I know you were gonna look super fly?
- Kind of. Nothing's changed! - We coordinate!
- Hi, friend! How are you? - [Garrain] Hey.
- [Amanza] Hi. - You're about to show me a house.
And I think the last time I saw you, I was living in an abandoned building.
[pop music ends]
- And I'm not joking. - That's not true.
Not the last time I saw you, but yes.
Garrain and I sort of have this rags-to-riches friendship.
I've known him since before he traveled the world doing motivational speeches,
and he knew me before I was decorating and selling luxury real estate.
So I'd have never thought 22 years ago
that I'd be showing him a multimillion-dollar house.
It's six bedrooms, six baths,
a little bit under 6,000 square feet, 18,000 square feet flat land.
["Real Thing" by Catching Comets plays]
And it's priced at 5,995.
- There's a pool. There's a gym. - [Garrain] Okay, yeah.
[Amanza] Basketball court, miniature golf course.
- I would never need to go anywhere! - Never!
You can park 30 cars in the drive, and there's a three-car garage.
- [Garrain] Nice. I'd like to look at it. - Let's have a look.
- ♪ Yeah, yeah ♪ - ♪ I got the real, real thing ♪
- ♪ Yeah, yeah ♪ - ♪ I got a good, good thing ♪
- ♪ Ay, yeah ♪ - ♪ I got a feelin', feelin' ♪
♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah ♪
♪ Got the good thing... ♪
[Garrain] This house right here has a lot of space.
- [Amanza] It's open. - [Garrain] Love the space.
And all the natural light is gorgeous.
- ♪ Yeah, yeah ♪ - ♪ I got the real, real thing ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah... ♪
And then the primary... is massive.
- [Garrain] Wow. - Could you wake up like this?
- Every day. - [Amanza laughs]
- ♪ Ay, yeah ♪ - ♪ Got a winnin' feelin' ♪
[Amanza] Check out this shower.
You know how well I could sing in there?
- ♪ La, la ♪ - [chuckles]
♪ No, ah, oh, ah, ah, ah, ah, whoa, whoa ♪
♪ Oh ♪
[repeats] Thank you!
That was amazing!
That wasn't me. That was the shower.
- So you go in. - Let me try.
♪ Ah ♪
- That's called lazy singing. - Hold on.
Like, doing that.
Pretend like you're singing to the mountains across the street.
♪ Ah ♪
That's perfect. This is a great singing shower.
So if you buy this house, can I come and practice my lessons?
Yeah. [chuckles]
- [Amanza] Have a look at the theater? - [Garrain] Yeah.
["Watch Me Now" by Red Parker plays]
♪ Got it goin', goin', goin', goin' on... ♪
- Wow! That's nice! - Pretty cool.
[Garrain] I really like this.
♪ Goin', goin', goin', goin' strong ♪
♪ Watch me now ♪
- [Amanza] Pretty cool. - [Garrain] Wow!
With everything as chaotic and dysfunctional as it is in the office,
it's really important that I just try to stay grounded
and hustle in my career.
And Garrain's a really good friend to remind me
just how far I've come and how hard I've fought to get here.
How are you doin'?
I'm doin' good.
Not great.
Yeah.
- I think I'm just doing good. - Is there anything I can support you with?
You could buy this house.
[both laugh]
- Go ahead and do that. - Yeah.
Um, but no, I just-- I've been really putting in work.
I'm getting close to where I wanna be, and how I wanna feel about myself.
I've got some work to do still, but, yeah, we've come a long way.
Yeah. Totally.
So in terms of the house price, space, amenities, does it hit all the marks?
For one, the space, it's a ten outta ten.
And every room has high ceilings, natural lighting. I love that.
Backyard, I love that.
I love it and I just don't make decisions without having conversations with my wife.
Of course, so once you have just that discussion with Blair,
if you decide mutually this is a purchase you'd like to make,
and you're traveling,
I have two children and myself
who would happily come and keep it occupied while you're gone.
[laughter]
You are literally the same person.
You have the same personality since I met you. It's the same.
- Thank you. I think that's a compliment. - Yeah. It definitely is.
I will say, right now, I'm very proud of myself.
- Let's go. Let's go. - Let's go!
- Man in the stands, let's go! - I'm actually proud of myself. Love it.
["We Go High" by RUSIKA plays]
♪ Arms open wide ♪
♪ Aim for the sky ♪
♪ And you reply ♪
♪ We go high ♪
[pop-rock music plays]
♪ Don't stop, don't stop Come on, move with me ♪
♪ Let's rock, let's rock Come on, groove with me ♪
♪ Don't stop, don't stop Come on, move with me ♪
- Ooh! I like it. - Okay. I don't know what this is.
I wanna know what this thing is. It looks like a little horsey ride.
Bre gave birth less than a year ago and looks like that.
So, anything Bre's doing, I'm doing.
- [Bre] Let's see. Okay. - Okay. And...
- Are we saddled up? - But then what does it do?
- Wait, okay. - Is this like a back roller?
- [machine beeps] - Oh shit!
Wait, you got yours going? Wait!
[yelps] Oh my God!
Oh my God!
- I think I need one of these at home. - Oh my God!
- Literally, my clit left the building. - Yes! It was like, "Goodbye!"
[laughter]
- Are we doing it right, though? - No.
- We're not? - It's supposed to be for your calves.
Oh. We're not supposed to sit on it!
It says two is calves.
I don't know what one was. I took it somewhere else.
This is fun! Yeah!
- That's not your calves either. - But it's nice!
If I even kind of sit back too far, I'm gonna eat shit, flip over.
Ooh. I like this part.
- It kinda hurts. - Feels good though.
You're sick.
[laughter]
Ooh. Whoa. Who needs a man when you have one of these?
Right? I'll put ten of these in my house. I'll just pop around to each room.
- Every time I turn around! - Yes!
[giggling]
All right, I'm gonna get on the treadmill before they kick us out.
[Bre] My old ass, I think I just pulled my back.
Oh! Ooh. This is warm!
[Bre] Oh. Ooh. Real warm!
Okay, wait. So the other night, how did it go with Chelsea?
Mm... I don't know. I don't think I can get past it or really accept her apology.
I don't know if it's genuine.
It's like, "You said what you said with your chest. You meant it."
But I feel like she wants to be your friend.
I know you're not quite there...
- But why? - 'Cause you're cool as fuck.
- Is that why? - That is why!
I just think that, yeah, of course you wanna be friends
when everybody else is cool.
But it feels like you're ready to jump on whatever bandwagon everybody else was.
So if you all had disliked me, she would have disliked me.
So for me, it's like I hate to be such a bitch about it,
but it's like, I don't have any inclination to try to be friends.
She's there now, maybe you'll get there soon.
I'm making a hard push for Chels.
[Bre] I don't know, but I'm even more mad about Brett.
He just handed me a $5 million listing like it was charity or something.
- It was like, he just insulted me! - Yeah, it was an insult.
And then like, "I'm gonna sugarcoat it."
It was like a Sour Patch Kid, sour and then sweet.
- Captain A-holes. - Those sour patch fuckers!
Little sour patch fuckers!
Yeah! "Little" being the key word there!
- I know, I'm like, "Relax, okay?" - Oh my God!
["Trouble" by Jessy Jones plays]
♪ I see trouble ♪
["Be You" by I Am ORFA plays]
♪ We'll have their lookin' like... ♪
[Emma] Thank you, my love.
Wow. I like it!
♪ Truly individual... ♪
[Emma] Wow! This is amazing!
♪ You put the magic in it ♪
♪ You got the style ♪
♪ Yeah, so come on with it ♪
♪ You got it all... ♪
- [Mary] Shawn! - Mary. How are you?
- [Mary] Good to see you! - Good to see you too.
- Hi. Shawn Elliott. - Nice to meet you. Bre. Hi.
Nice meeting you.
- So, 41,000 square feet of pure luxury. - Wow.
On four levels.
♪ You put the magic in it ♪
♪ You got the style ♪
♪ Yeah, so come on with it ♪
♪ You got it all... ♪
[Shawn] You got eight bedrooms, 21 bathrooms.
Two primary suites.
You got a senior primary, you got a junior primary.
♪ Take it all in Let the future begin... ♪
Kitchen, world-class, but, you know, if you're rich,
the likelihood of you cooking is zero.
So the chef's kitchen is actually larger. It's got six ovens and ten burners.
- It's nuts. - Oh my God!
♪ You put the magic in it ♪
[Shawn] You take the elevator down,
we have a full NBA regulation-size basketball court.
And then keep going, you've got an Olympic-sized indoor pool.
World-class spa, wellness center, beauty salon.
You girls wanna get a blowout before you go into Beverly Hills? Done.
You've got the movie theater, two wine cellars in this house,
one for whites and one for red.
- Have I told you guys enough amenities? - Yeah.
- Got it all. - [Emma] Right?
- I'm ready. - Wanna see 'em!
[Brett] The asking?
- The asking is 59. - [Mary] Nice!
So what is that? Over 1.5?
We'll do the calculation for Brett. Just call it 60, 3%, $1.8 million.
Bring me the buyer,
nothing would make me happier than to write that check to you guys.
Me neither!
Why did you land at 59?
Are there comps to justify or it's just a number?
This house started at $100 million three years ago.
It's the mansion tax. Everybody's tryin' to beat it.
So, listen, we're real sellers here.
- Yeah. - So I want you to go explore the house.
But it is a big house, so if you can't find me,
text me, all right?
- Great! Thank you! - Thank you!
This staircase is sexy! I could probably slide down on it!
[Bre] Oh no!
[Mary] Very fitting for you, Emma.
[pop music plays]
♪ I like it, I like it a lot... ♪
- Is this the junior suite? - No! This is senior! This is the daddy.
♪ Are you comin' with me? ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah ♪
♪ Said are you comin' with me...? ♪
Chelsea, Bre, Mary!
- Oh wow! - I think mine's...
- I love this! - Oh my God!
Wait! Everyone get in one!
- No! You guys are so cute! - [Bre] Right? Barbie girl!
I see what you guys are doing there. Okay, girl.
♪ Get a little bit of this Get a little bit of that ♪
- ♪ I know where the party at ♪ - ♪ I know where the party at ♪
All right, you haven't seen the garage. Come with me.
Check out my 20-car garage.
- Oh my! - Wow!
- [Mary] Oh my God! - [Chelsea] This is insane!
- [Emma] I love! - [Bre] Wow!
You get this house sold for me, and you can pick out the Aston Martin BBX.
You could take that Aston Martin.
This Bentley GT or the Bentayga, they're yours, plus your commission.
- Wait. - Wait! It's to use or to keep?
- It's to own! - I should go check out my new car.
[laughter]
See ya, bitch!
[laughter]
["New Ting" by Stella Mwangi plays]
- ♪ Whoa ♪ - ♪ Flexin' on 'em like whoa ♪
- ♪ Whoa ♪ - ♪ Posted up on the coast ♪
♪ I be drippin' down to my toes... ♪
- This is a like a day club vibe. - Oh my God! What?!
Oh my goodness! Let's go check out the cabana!
- Let's check out this bar, Brett. - I like that TV.
♪ I bring back that new thing ♪
[Bre] Actually, I do wanna talk to you about something.
Sure.
During the office meeting the other day,
I was really offended that you said I came in with a slow start,
considering that I came back to work at six weeks postpartum.
And I have celebrity clients.
I have big clients looking from $45 to $60 million range.
And I feel like I brought it.
From what I hear about the other girls, I don't feel behind.
I feel like I'm definitely up there.
Objectively, if I just look at everything, I do think you got off to a slow start.
I don't know. I feel like because you guys don't have kids, you don't get it.
I literally haven't slept in months.
I'm not minimizing that.
When we brought you on,
the expectation was that we would be doing deals like this house right here.
Hundreds of people applied to this small, little boutique brokerage on Sunset,
and we take a handful of people every year.
So the expectations couldn't be higher. I don't compare you to other agents.
I compare you to what I think you can be, which is a lot more than other agents.
I would appreciate a little bit more grace.
I don't need a pat on the back, but I will crush this.
I do have amazing clients.
I am fucking good at what I do, and I will only get better.
Then that's the attitude we need, even for a $5 million listing.
That should be motivation.
I mean, a $10 million listing would've been better.
When the time comes, you will absolutely get that.
But this one is a serious listing that needs to be taken seriously.
I take everything seriously.
- Okay, I'll never lower expectations. - Got it.
[quiet music plays]
♪ Remember that promise ♪
[energetic pop music plays]
♪ Can't stop recallin' ♪
♪ Somewhere no one's ever known ♪
♪ Can't stop recallin' ♪
♪ We're just gettin' started ♪
Well, so...
Whew! [sighs]
- Can I get you something to drink? - [Chelsea] A spicy margarita.
- Two of those? - Yeah, thank you.
Chelsea and I haven't been on the best terms lately,
but Chelsea called, wanting to talk,
and I decided to come because I need some zen in my life.
Some zen-ax. [chuckles]
I saw something I wanted to catch up with you about.
I saw you post your story.
I like almost broke down in tears, truly,
because I forgot to remember that behind any incredibly strong person is a story.
- But I read the story. - Yeah.
But I feel like it's different hearing it from you.
But yeah, so basically,
I was raised by my mom and my stepdad.
I'm half-Black. So my mom was white, and I was the only Black one.
My stepdad and my stepdad's father are pedophiles.
I don't remember exact timelines, but from the time I was three,
and I'm pretty sure the last time it happened was when I was around 11,
I was molested by my step grandfather and my stepdad.
Simultaneously in my house,
my mom was very mentally abusive.
And so there was no safe space.
I wasn't gonna go tell my mom what was happening
because if my stepdad went away...
Sadly, and this sounds so fucked up,
in the house, he was sometimes a better parent.
That only happened sometimes, and my mom was mentally abusive every day.
Yeah.
So when people are like, "How are you so strong from a very young age?"
The people that were supposed to be protecting me, didn't.
So it's a survival mechanism.
I would've never known because you are an incredible mom.
You're an incredible friend. You're an incredible businesswoman.
And the reason I was so shocked is because we think you have it all figured out.
I don't want people to think that I'm always okay, and I've figured it out
because that is a very heavy weight to carry.
When you don't see me go out with our friends,
and you don't see me at the pool party or the whatever,
it's probably because I'm at home,
and I'm laid out in my bed,
and I've hired somebody to care for my kids for three days
because I am just in a dark place,
and I am just... sad.
And I don't wanna have to do that anymore.
I love you for your vulnerability
because a part of your vulnerability has encouraged me to be more vulnerable.
And I've tried to be so strong for so long and put on this pretty picture.
Because as Black girls...
we're told that we have to.
And I want you to know that we are more than acceptable.
We are more than worthy.
We are more than loved just showing up as ourselves.
Just hearing you say that,
I just felt like there was a small victory for me
because that is the reason why I am sharing.
I want people to know,
if you struggle with anything along the way,
like if you're depressed,
if you're anxious, if you're even suicidal,
don't give up.
- Don't give up. Don't give up. - Don't give up.
I'm on the other side of it. I can be like, "Don't give up."
"Look at me now. Look!"
[Chelsea] Me and Amanza,
we argue like sisters, and we make up like sisters too.
If you are going to be a great friend,
you've gotta start with transparency and honesty.
So it means the world to me that Amanza shared this with me,
and it shows me that she really values this friendship.
- We just unpacked a lot! - I know.
- We just had a therapy session! - We did!
I'm so inspired by your strength.
I genuinely think you're the most incredible person ever.
- Thank you, Chelsea. - Genuinely.
And I love you.
I love you.
- Cheers! - Cheers!
[pop music plays]
♪ The river riptide ♪
♪ Take me on a trip ♪
["Whoa" by West Rose plays]
♪ Pour that glitter on me ♪
♪ I'm about to make you scream ♪
♪ Laid back, showin' my bling ♪
♪ Burnin' like gasoline... ♪
- [Nicole] Hello! - [Maggie] Hey!
- [Kiel] How are you? - Good.
- Everything's coming together so great! - [Nicole] I know.
[Kiel] You liking it?
- [Nicole] Yes. Absolutely. - [Kiel] Good.
[Nicole] Definitely capturing the style of the house.
[Maggie] And the feel.
Yeah, just funking it up a bit. I think that's what we really needed.
[Nicole] Absolutely.
♪ Make it so brand-new ♪
♪ Ooh, let's go ♪
♪ I'mma hype it up like whoa ♪
♪ Ooh, oh yeah ♪
♪ I'mma do it just like that ♪
- [Nicole] You're doing a fantastic job. - Excellent. We're almost there.
Yeah, I love it.
- Pulling out the architectural-- - Perfect for the coffee table!
- I love that. Excellent. - [Nicole] Yeah? All right.
- What about this guy too? - [Kiel] Him too. We need that scale.
Any of this stuff to put on the ledge there, or just the book?
- I think-- Hey! How are you? - [Jason] What's up, guys?
- Good to see you as always. - Good to see you.
- [Nicole] What do you think of it so far? - Looks amazing!
- [Nicole] Right? - Good to see you.
- [Nicole] Any feedback? - [Jason] No, I really like it.
You guys knocked it out.
This Regency style is one of my favorites.
It's just timeless, and classic, and sophisticated.
[Jason] This mirror makes it look a lot bigger.
- That was huge. - We did mirrors all over the house.
It feels much bigger than it is just how you guys did it.
- And you did it so fast too! - [Jason] Hey!
[Nicole] You stepped it up!
- [Chrishell] How are you? - [Kiel] How are you?
- Good to see you. - You too.
- Hello. Hi. - Hi. How's it going?
Good to see you.
[Kiel] Hi, Chrishell!
- [Chrishell] Place looks amazing. - [Kiel] Cute?
I just saw a bit.
I can't wait to see it all. This looks great.
What do you think of this Regency vibe they leaned into?
[Chrishell] I think that's the way to go
'cause obviously the house and the architecture on its own says that.
So I think that's the vibe somebody will want when they're getting this house.
You ready to set a price-per-square-foot record?
Uh, I wanna see the rest of the staging, the comps.
I'm just walking into this.
I know I've been out of the office for a little bit, so I need to...
Um-- But I'm excited to kind of catch up.
See where you guys are so far. Us, figure out what's going on here.
- And, yeah, great job, you guys. - [Kiel] Thank you!
We're gonna wrap up a couple things downstairs.
- Thank you. - [Kiel] Perfect! Thank you, guys!
So I asked Nicole to just jump in and help out
because she's good at this detail stuff and, um...
Yeah, just, obviously, this is what happened last time.
So I'll be a little hesitant to figure this out.
If you've been putting in work on this, you take it.
I'm not tryin' to-- I'm not doing that again.
[tense music plays]
I either want it to be all my listing or all Nicole's listing.
And I'm fine with either one, but I just need to know,
'cause I don't wanna get in a position where it can go south again.
Fair point. It's 110% your listing.
[tense music continues]
You're very welcome for doing all the work for you.
This is a house I know you love and almost bought for yourself.
You're the perfect agent to sell it,
but, yeah, it's not a coincidence that you're both here.
In my perfect world,
you guys would try to resolve the frustrations of the past.
Now that I'm happy that everything is clear,
I'm hoping we can move forward.
I don't like where Chelsea's birthday ended.
It felt ugly. It felt gross.
And it doesn't matter who's right anymore
because we're both going to lose in this situation.
We can lose in business, in friendships,
and it's not something I wanna be involved in.
So I just wanna apologize
'cause I know that I got really upset and triggered about certain things.
And so, regardless of what you did or said,
I just wanna be responsible for how I contributed in that night.
I don't like where it went,
and I don't intend to let that happen again.
I'm gonna try and, you know, smoke my peace pipe.
[chuckles] But anyway, I'm sorry for taking it to a dirty place.
Thank you.
If we could avoid any of that forever,
I think everyone would be a thousand times better off in every way.
[tense music continues]
The one thing I'm missing is Nicole's accountability in any of this.
You know, she didn't say anything, and she did so many things.
I'm like, "You can't think of one thing, girl?!"
Both of you, to be honest, probably hit below the belt,
and that was upsetting.
I appreciate what you just said. I hope that you do.
Listen, I said I would do it. I would do it for you to help you.
I did my part.
I'm done. I'm out. Bye, guys.
["If Looks Could Kill" by Tribal Blood plays]
Okay, well...
♪ One glare, slow stare ♪
♪ Easy on the eyes... ♪
Um...
I know you wanted us to...
I just want you to know I appreciate what you said.
You took responsibility. You apologized.
♪ I like bein' dangerous... ♪
You know, I don't think I completely got that from her.
♪ My name is notorious... ♪
I noticed, but I'm not surprised by that, so I'm happy.
If this is mine and she's done, you guys have your own thing.
I'll take it from here. I know I can sell this house.
That's why you're the listing agent.
♪ There will be a reckoning ♪
♪ The time has come ♪
♪ If looks could kill ♪
♪ Wouldn't it be all such a thrill? ♪
♪ If looks could kill ♪