Previously on "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City"...
- San Diego! - Aah!
- Whitney! - [horn honking]
I went all out for your husband's birthday,
and I paid for that entire party.
What did you pay for?
Oh, my God.
You look like somebody, like, clocked you.
HEATHER: Maybe somebody did.
If someone did this to her,
in this group, like, that's a problem.
Um, why the [bleep] is she talking
about my business with you?
Instead of moving forward,
let's sit around and talk sh--, right?
I didn't say you were mentally ill.
I didn't say you were dumb. You questioned my mental health.
I didn't--No. I did not.
You questioned my mental health.
I think my eye might be a metaphor for our friendships.
We woke up. We don't understand where all of it's coming from.
I didn't say that.
Sometimes we were a patch. Sometimes we let it all out.
Sometimes we sweep it under the rug.
Myself.
***
I have a black eye?
***
You said I looked fine.
You said, "You look great. No one's gonna notice.
Just show up and be funny."
- It actually looks a lot better. - Listen, I woke up
with a horrible black eye.
Could not open my eye, scratches,
and bruises all over my body,
but...
we're still unsure about what happened to my eye.
***
There's theories.
I'm trying to figure out what is Heather saying
without actually saying it.
What would you say, CSI?
Because she keeps looking to Jen to ask Jen
what happened to her eye, which makes me feel like
Jen, in fact, had something to do with the black eye.
Do you feel like you fell into something? Like...
Yeah, we--re-enacted, like, seven or eight different falls.
There's--there's a bruise on my knee.
- There's no falling. - There are scratches on my--
Where did--Oh, did you see the scratch on my--
It's a battery.
I don't know.
Well, what's there to talk about?
Jen, I thought today we had a good day. Did we?
Girl, I let you drive me. I put my life in your hands.
- But--But let's talk about it. - We're good.
I-I know, but I want us to come to an understanding,
because this whole trip has been
a little bit awkward for us, right?
We haven't really been able to open up.
And I wanted to talk to you about that,
because I wanna be as real as I can with you, Jen.
Someone that I know shared
something with me, and I just wanna be...
- Who? - ...real with you.
And it is someone that I really trust...
- Who? - ...that I've known
for a very long time.
Supposedly they know someone that worked for you
that said that your company or the work that you're doing
- was very sketchy. - Who?
And they pleaded guilty to whatever the allegations are,
and now they're an informant.
***
They just told me to be really careful.
So I was kinda shocked.
I was like, "What? Like, what? Like, what is going on?"
Okay, let me--let's be very, very specific
and very careful right now.
***
You--if you wanna bring it,
take it to the finish line, honey.
I know, but I cannot say it.
Well, then you shouldn't-- If you can't,
then you shouldn't talk about it.
***
But you have to see what--
Because what you're talking about is my life!
- I know. - You're talking about--
- Okay, Jen. - No, so don't bring it up,
- because that is my life! - But I wanna tell you how--
how I feel coming into this damn new ----ing group.
- Bitch, I rode with you today! - I know that!
That's why this whole weekend has been awkward between us,
'cause I don't know how to approach you.
- Well, check your source, then! - But I just wanna talk to you.
Check...your...source!
The Constitution says you're innocent
- into proven guilty. - I know that, and that's--
- Period! End of story. - Okay.
***
What you're saying, I'm not ----ing with this.
So we can just say whatever?! With no backup?!
Do not make up some bullsh--
about what's going on with my legal case
or anything tied to it,
because this is very serious to me.
Danna, I don't know you,
and apparently, you don't know your source.
[door slams]
You guys all know this sh-- going on with Jen,
but nobody ----ing says anything.
I-I've said it, Danna, and you see where it's got me.
We understand this is the dance that we do, and it's hard.
You're always running the risk of her coming at you
and freaking out.
Shut the [bleep] up about Mary!
- ---ing roll your mother----ing eyes
and look over there one more time, I will drown you, bitch.
You wanna ----ing talk, then talk to me, Whitney.
What did I do?
It's very obvious that the number one trigger
is going to be her case.
It's a delicate balance of wanting to ask her about it
versus...ticking her off.
You know what? Angie, thank you.
I think I'm kinda done. It's kinda been enough for me.
I'll be honest.
This is insane. I think we all know things from "informants."
And I'm finished.
But if I'm a guest on somebody's trip,
the last thing I'm going to do is talk about things
that threaten their freedom.
This is not like, oh, she had an affair.
This is you're going to prison for decades.
[crying] You wanna bring sh-- up about me and my family
and what I'm going through?
- How long have you known Danna? - When I just said--
I don't even know the bitch, other than she has gray hair!
I gave her ass a ----ing box of color!
- Okay, so guess what? - What happened?
Yes, we are. This is a girls bonding moment.
The person that told me
said that she knew exactly what they were doing
when these allegations were happening.
- 'Cause this is some real-ass - ---ing sh--.
No mother----ing FBI's gonna come down hard like that, okay?
And your ----ing partner's not gonna testify against you.
There's multiple people pleaded guilty.
Like, no one's gonna go as hard if she is innocent, okay?
I'm not saying that she's guilty,
- but there has to be something. - Well, if you say something--
What happens if she is proven guilty? What--What then?
I don't even let myself go there, because I'm like,
I have to believe she's innocent until they prove her guilty.
Lisa, and I'm kinda right there with you,
because I've had people ask me the same question.
My answer to it is that if she is proven guilty,
then I will probably have to sit across
an awkward conversation,
but I'm willing to go have a conjugal visit.
***
It's not a conjugal visit. You're just visiting.
It's probably not a conjugal visit
unless you're gonna hook up with her.
Yeah, so you're just gonna visit her.
Not conjugal. I was like, we're not gonna have sex in there.
Well...
All you have to say to shut all them up is, like,
"Why don't we talk about how Heather
- really got the black eye?" - Let's do that.
You know what they're gonna do? They're gonna go...zip,
and we're not gonna tell 'em. You know why?
'Cause they don't deserve to know.
'Cause they already do, and they just want us to say it out loud.
Wait, what?
You say that at the end,
because that's gonna put the fear of God in some of them.
You say, "You know what? She pushed me, guys,
and I'll tell you exactly how the black eye happened."
***
Someone will panic. You know me.
I'm loyal to the core. Snitches get what?
Stitches.
I'm so confused at this point,
but I wish Heather would just say who hit her.
It's unsettling not knowing.
ANGIE: Well, hello there, goddesses.
***
Okay, Jen, this is what-- when you left,
this is the conversation we had.
I said, "We believe Jen. We believe Jen is innocent,
and we believe--until somebody proves her not innocent,
you have to believe she's innocent, and I said when Hea--
Otherwise, why are you here at this table?
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. And I'm like,
"You gotta get to know Jen. We got to know Jen."
So, Danna, when she told you that, you still think
that your mystery person, you're still questioning me?
I'm not questioning. I'm just letting you know that that's--
Being honest with you.
LISA: She wanted to be honest with you.
And that's why I had my walls up this weekend.
No matter what these ladies say about Jen,
how much they trust her, how much they believe her,
how much they defend her,
she is a very untrustworthy person.
You guys, I love you so much. I gotta get my flight.
I love you.
Thanks, Heather. I love you, too.
And I--Do you wanna wear this on the flight
just to, like, make sure?
That's amazing, but I'm gonna pass.
Okay. I feel like this is my new Tinder profile pic.
I do have to go pack 'cause I'm running really behind.
See you guys.
What do you--How do you say "goodbye"? Opa!
- ANGIE: Kalinichta. - Kalinichta.
Heather.
Black eye, black heart. I just wanna go home.
What an interesting ending to an interesting evening.
Coming up...
The last people who were with you seen at the crime scene
- were... - Meredith, me, Angie K...
Jen.
***
Lisa, did you get one?
- Up high. - High.
Oh, my gosh! I got it! I got it! I got it!
- Oh, my gosh! I got a fish! - I told you would.
- I know! Amazing! - There you go. There you go.
There you go. Just hold onto it. Whoa, look at that.
Okay, I got it. I got this fish! Oh, my God.
***
[quacking]
***
Okay, I need to go through the looks.
Okay.
[chuckles]
- Potentially, sort of. - Hi, guys.
- BOTH: Hi. - What's going on here?
Brooks is going through his looks.
Are you guys excited about tonight?
- I'm so excited. - Yeah, are you speaking
or presenting or any of the above?
I mean, I'll definitely speak.
Tonight is the fundraiser for ADR,
my sister's new foundation.
I'm so excited to do this with you.
Our family has been through
a lot in the last year, you know?
With everything that happened with Alex, you know,
it's almost like this is a celebration
of where he is in his life.
It is a mental health and addiction foundation
that is designed to assist in finding
the proper fit for people who are struggling,
obviously inspired by my nephew, who I adore.
I'm honestly really stressed.
People prepare for stuff like this years in advance,
and I'm doing it in 48 hours.
So...
You think this is, like, Paris Fashion Week.
[laughter]
No one in this family understands
the stress of running a business while finishing college.
Really? 'Cause I didn't.
- Ooh! She snapped back. - [laughs] Okay.
Oh, wait. Here's a text from Whitney.
"Hey, Whitney, I won't be able to make it to the fashion show
because we had to move Bobbie's birthday party
due to the weather last week. I hope it all goes well.
I'd love to donate to your sister's cause. Good luck."
That was nice. Heather--I don't know what her status is,
if she's gonna make it or not.
I think the whole Shah family is coming.
It's been a rough couple of days for Jen, you know?
She has been very open with the group
in talking about, you know, emotional stress,
and certainly, I think this trial looming
has to be a horrible feeling for her.
Well, Lisa Barlow bought a ticket.
I'm curious to see how she interacts with you guys.
Even though Lisa and I aren't really vibing,
this is an event for charity,
and I'm not going to exclude somebody.
If, in fact, I see her talking to you guys for a while,
don't worry. I can come rescue you if you want.
Tell her you need to rescue your garbage whore daughter.
[laughs]
***
Hello?
- Aah! I miss you! - It's the magical rug. Hi.
Hi. I have not talked to you.
I know. I've missed you so much.
Let me see that eye.
I knew to look for it. It's subtle.
- I can't cover it with makeup. - Come in. welcome, welcome.
I tried to cover it with makeup, but it doesn't cover.
- Can I get you a paloma? - I'll do a paloma.
- Okay. - Oh, Domino,
I cannot do the crusty puss eye.
Now I realize why everyone keeps asking me about my eye,
because it's impossible to look away.
So I went to Whitney's house the other night
for the Wild Rose thing,
and she said you couldn't make it,
but she told me about San Diego.
It's best that you missed the trip 'cause it was wild.
Heather woke up one day with a black eye.
- WHITNEY: Black eye. - Somebody hit her?
She's been very elusive about it.
- She said she doesn't remember. - I'm super worried.
I know.
[mouth full] It's just a dumb black eye.
What happened? Do you have any recollection?
No.
There's a part of me, and tell me if I'm wrong,
that, like, feels like you're protecting somebody.
And the last people who were with you
- seen at the crime scene... - Yeah,
were Meredith, me, Angie K... Jen.
Why are you saying Jen last?
Well, because...I was just going through the list.
So you have to understand, as your friend, I'm very concerned.
I told Chris. He was just, like,
"Holy sh--, did someone do this to her?"
You just have to know this is out of love and concern,
and if someone did this to you, nobody's okay with it.
I-I feel that, and I know that, and I feel like I--
And will you ever tell me?
No.
I just hope it goes away.
Is that you saying it wassomebody?
You just don't wanna say who it was?
No, I just don't wanna talk about it.
- Okay. - Because no.
If someone did this to you, do not protect them.
I don't wanna point fingers,
but I know Lisa and Heather have had issues.
I don't think Whitney's capable of that.
I don't think Meredith would do that.
I've seen Jen's temper.
I really don't know.
I just hope that you are getting, like,
the appropriate guidance and care that you need.
And if you ever need it, we are here for you.
And I'm not gonna push you,
but if someone did this to you, you do not have to protect them.
***
Coming up...
I'm worried that, like, as a mom,
like, have I done something where it's affected Omar?
Like, basically, did I [bleep] my kids up?
***
There are so many good photos in here. Bobbie?
- Brooks! - What?
Come here.
Look at this.
- Do you know who that is? - Me.
Look how cute you were as a baby.
Yes.
I was just trying to look for old photos
of, like, my family.
Who is that?
That's me in third grade-- your age.
After San Diego, I'm realizing
a big part of my journey is letting go of the bad
and focusing on the positive.
So going through these photos and going down memory lane
and remembering all of the good moments...
Go get ready for soccer, okay? I'm gonna call Curtis.
...it's so cathartic for me.
- [cellphone chimes] - What's up?
- How are you? - I'm good.
I just got, like, sucked into this rabbit hole
looking at old photos.
Oh, sh--.
Do you remember that girl? I don't remember her.
- Yeah. You don't remember her? - No.
[chuckles] It's a little Molly Mormon.
That's cool. So do you remember it now,
now that you've gone through it?
Um...you know what? Most of it, no,
but some of it comes back to me.
When do you fully get past the point of, like,
sitting and thinking about the past?
I've always identified with the future
'cause that's where I'm headed,
and I can--I can do something about that.
Yeah.
I can't do anything about even-- even yesterday.
Mm-hmm.
Even though you're getting in touch with your feelings
from the past,
I think you already know those, and it's good to just go,
embrace them for a minute,
and be like, "All right, it is what I thought it was."
The excitement is in the future winning.
Yeah.
There's a lot of good people that you haven't even met.
Like, I would seek after those new relationships
and take all that you've learned and--and get into
interdependent relationships
where I'm gonna pour into people
that pour back into me.
That's, like, some stuff I'm going through
with friends right now.
When you choose to work on yourself and grow,
it's interesting what happens to the people around you.
They either grow with you,
or you go in a completely different direction,
and I feel like that is what's going on with Heather and I.
I just hope at some point, those paths come back together.
Stop identifying with the old Whitney.
- Mm-hmm. - The new Whitney has a standard.
***
Hey, Jen, how are you?
- Hi, Ernest. How are you? - Very good. Thank you.
So how--how are you right now?
You know, um, I had a really rough night last night.
I didn't sleep well.
I feel like I'm not in control.
After San Diego, it's like back to reality
because I am inching closer and closer every day to trial.
There's something new
going through this legal process every day,
so it's like I wake up every morning,
and there's this level of uncertainty,
like what is gonna happen today?
What are my attorneys gonna call me with today?
What is the government going to send over to us today?
I'm at an even deeper and darker place,
and I am dealing with another level of depression,
daily anxiety that is paralyzing.
You've been through a lot.
Yeah.
The most important thing as you get closer
is gonna be setting up all of the support structures
that you're gonna be needing.
What are you gonna need from family?
What are you gonna need from friends?
You have to start making requests,
because you can't be a Lone Ranger in all of this.
I'm worried that, like, you know, as a mom,
like, have I done something where it's affected Omar,
where he...like, basically, did I [bleep] my kids up?
You know?
I don't hear anything that you've been speaking about
in terms of Omar where there's any anger.
The only negative impact is he's worried about you.
- Yeah. - That's it,
and he's worried about you because he loves you.
I just--I get worried that, um, he's going through so much
as a high school student, and no kid
should have to go through this, right?
Omar is like a mini Coach Shah at home,
and he has had to be so strong for me, but...
I don't wanna put my family through this.
They don't deserve this.
Sharrieff Jr. is growing up,
trying to get accepted to medical school and, like,
oh, hold on a second, let your mom throw
another thing on top of that,
and so I have a lot of guilt from this.
Unfortunately, this is a part
of the life you're living right now.
And you can only make that worse
by interacting with you are being a burden. You're not.
You're their mother.
What can I do for Sharrieff?
He's taking the brunt of all this.
He always shows this so positive, so strong,
but, like, I worry about him, and he has said,
"This does affect me."
He's like, "I sit in my car in the parking lot...
[voice breaking] and I cry."
Because... [sniffles]
he's like, "I am worried. I don't want you to leave."
[sniffles]
This is so much to put on anybody, you know?
But, like, at what point, anybody--
like, at what point is it too much for him?
I don't want it to break him.
[cries]
And I don't want him to stay just because he thinks,
"Oh, Jen needs me." I want him to be here because...
[sniffles] he wants to be here, you know?
He, just like Omar, is worried about you.
That's the bottom line. They're worried.
And if you're holding it together,
then that energizes them.
***
[singsongy] I'm excited.
***
Well, I want you to be my green. You look gorgeous.
Every fashion show is crazy and intense
and has a lot of moving parts that have to come together.
This one is a little bit heightened for me
because the cause is so important to me and close to me.
I just want it to go well. I just want it to be a success.
Pick a model to start with.
It's the jumpsuit models we're doing individually.
Yeah, okay.
We have so many people who are
donating their services, their time.
I have a lot of designers showing their new collection,
including Brooks.
- How does this look? - I think it looks fire.
These are for her. Thank you.
Okay, where are the other jewelry models?
I'm doing jewelry here. You know, it takes a village,
but we're finally here, and I couldn't be more proud.
I'm ready to get dressed.
***
Hi, My.
I'm just taking a look around. I think it looks great.
It's so great.
***
Hi, honey.
Did you ever meet? Did you ever meet Chloe?
- No, hi. Nice to meet you. - So stunning in person.
What you're wearing isn't ready yet.
- Mm-hmm. - But it's just like a zip-up
- and a sweatpants. - Okay.
How are you? You look beautiful.
How are you doing?
I'm good.
How are you feeling since we got back from our trip? Going okay?
I mean, that was a lot.
- Hi. How are you? - Hi, ladies. Congratulations.
- Thank you. - This is beautiful.
Thank you for, like, everything.
I was asking Meredith how she's feeling after our trip,
'cause we haven't seen each other.
It was a lot. It was a lot, I think, for everybody.
- Yeah. - You know?
I mean, I'll be totally blunt with the two of you.
I'm not angry at either of you,
but it was a little bit disappointing,
especially 'cause we had a conversation,
and you literally pulled Lisa aside a minute later.
We were all gonna sit down to dinner together.
We could've talked about it together.
Why is everybody so worried that I have an SEC filing?
I really haven't talked about it other than in passing.
You had a conversation with Danna about it, Angie.
I think it's funny that you guys, like,
all wanna chit-chat about me.
I'm not mad, but I'm disappointed.
In hindsight, I wish I would have said
"Hey, guys, I don't want to be involved in this."
- I should have said something. - I'm not mad.
- Like, I'm moving on. - Well, I understand
- why you feel this way. - But it's noted.
If anything, I feel like it should speak volumes of me
not wanting to be in the middle of that kind of conversation.
So noted. None of us should ever speak negatively
about anyone else around you. I get it.
- And it has. I get it. I get it. - That's okay. I'm not mad.
Like, these are irritations, so I'm just gonna voice 'em,
and we can move on.
I mean, and honestly, that to me is not even, like,
speaking negatively.
That, to me, is speaking a public document
that is an SEC filing,
so it's not like I'm gossiping about some unknown secret.
And, you know, it's like, Danna, you were on the trip
because I got you there.
And so it's kinda like, wow, you know?
Just a little--I felt a little slapped in the face,
but I'm moving on. I'm not mad.
[cash register bell dings]
You actually still seem kind of mad, Meredith.
Well, you probably have a million people
that want your time.
Yes. Yes, yes, yes.
- You wanna go get a drink? - Yeah.
- Good luck with everything. - I'm sure she'll be--Thank you.
- Okay. - Thank you.
***
We're going to the bar. We're going to the bar.
This is like a prom photo.
[laughs]
- Thank you. - Yeah, love the hair.
- It's--It's cool. I like it. - Thank you.
- Hi. - Hi.
- How are you? - Hi.
- Good. How are you? - Hi. How are you?
- Good. Good seeing you. - You, too.
Good to see you. You look so pretty.
- Thank you. - So are you.
Jen, you're channeling my mom with the feathers.
- I know. - I love it.
One of us has to have feathers on, come on.
- Exactly. - I love it.
- I love. Look at you, gorgeous. - So beautiful.
Oh, my God. You look stunning.
***
Let's just be honest. Meredith doesn't like me.
Hi, pretty girls.
***
Hi!
But I definitely wanted to show support
for Meredith, her sister, her nephew,
and let them know that this is important because
it's about mental health awareness,
and that starts with kindness.
I'm not surprised that Lisa came tonight.
Oh, my favorite bartender.
You know, she's very concerned with appearances,
and I don't think that it would be a good look for her
to miss a charity event.
Hi, Lisa. How are you?
- Good to see you. - Thank you for coming.
- Of course. - I appreciate your support.
You know, it gives her an opportunity
to pose for social media.
[camera shutter clicks]
Thank you for coming. It means a lot.
Oh, of course. It's my pleasure.
I saw, you know, Angie and Shawn are here.
Right.
Did you bring the check with you?
- Yeah, I do have it, yes. - I just wanna get it over with.
I asked Angie K for an invoice, because I wanna pay it ASAP.
I'm just hoping I don't get another invoice.
Six weeks from now, we walked on her grass,
and, like, now I gotta pay the gardener.
Most important thing is, if you say we owe you,
- we're paying you. - Here you go.
That's it. That's all that matters.
- And--And now we know, so... - Yeah.
Got it. So what's going on?
I missed Whitney's party. I was so sick.
Lisa, I should probably tell you to sit down,
because I have something to share with you, but...
- Okay. Okay. - I am in complete shock,
but Angie showed up, and Angie shared
that Jen had reached out to her on FaceTime.
- What? - Yeah.
And tried to mend things with her.
She called me earlier today.
- Who? Who did? - Jen.
- What? - And wants to make peace,
and she wants me, Chris, and Coach Shah to all go, like,
talk it out.
Great for her and Angie to make peace.
I have no problem, but if I'm going to stand up for somebody,
and then you go back to that...
They are the most inconsistent people I've ever met
- in my whole life. - I don't even--
I don't even know what to believe right now.
- I don't either. - This is the woman
who actually has pushed her to the brink of wanting
- to take her life? - I mean, she--
- I lost sleep over that. - And now she's FaceTiming her.
And messaged with her.
Well, and what she did to me, too, now.
Well, both of you, both of you, but you know,
to want to take your own life
because somebody opened an account
that just basically caught you when you were rock bottom,
and now she's FaceTiming her?
Okay, I'm sorry to say this,
but I called her bullsh-- from day one.
She is not a good friend, and she's not a good person.
She's losing credibility with me right now.
I'm sorry. She's not a good person,
and she's not a good friend.
You know, Jen is not consistent,
and then when you start to look at the big picture,
it's like, I'm believing
you saying you're innocent even though
you constantly lie to me in a friendship,
so why would I believe that you're not doing that
in other aspects of your life, like, in your work life?
I did receive a text from her about the party
that she copied our husbands on.
She was very kind. She was very calm.
Why? Is it because she's different around her husband?
There's two different people,
and that's what Lisa and I both said. She's lovable.
That's a little scary that she has two personalities.
It's scary. It needs to be consistent.
- Yeah. - See, 'cause if it's not,
it's dangerous.
***
Coming up...
Did you black out, or do you know what happened?
I remember how I got it.
And I don't actually know if I would tell you,
'cause the trust has been broken.
***
[amplified voice] Will everyone please take your seats?
You got Meredith's.
Oh, my name's right there. Okay.
Oh, yep, you're right next to me.
Shawn.
***
Hi.
Hi. Welcome, everyone. We're--we're here.
We made it.
***
I-I would like to introduce Meredith.
[cheering]
Hi, everybody. Thank you all so much for being here
and supporting this cause that is very meaningful to me
and should be meaningful to every single person
on the face of this earth,
because without our mental health,
we have nothing, and I am so proud
of my sister Myra and my nephew Alex,
for starting this foundation to raise awareness and money
for mental health and addiction.
It has been a very difficult year for our family
for many, many reasons, so thank you for your support.
I am beyond elated to see Alex in this environment,
thriving, doing well.
It was just such a short time ago
that Seth and I went to California
to help him pick up the pieces when it was really bad,
and to see him just do this 360 and be here as a role model
for other people who are struggling this way is just--
it's incredible.
Now let's have a little bit of fun,
and let's welcome all of our designers,
and here we go.
[electronic dance music playing]
- Whoo-hoo! - Whoo!
- Oh, yeah. - Whoa.
- I love it. - Whoo!
Whoo!
Oh, yeah.
Whoo!
Yeah!
I need that one.
I'm so glad that Jen loves the collection and wants it.
At least this time,
we can give her more than just one track suit.
Whoo!
- Looking good! - Whoo!
[indistinct conversations]
Yes!
[applause]
- Let's get a drink real quick. - Okay.
The sweatsuit with, like, the bling up here?
- That--that sweatsuit? - Yeah.
I should be wearing that.
May I have my regular?
You should be a very proud mama. His stuff was...
- Was good. - Hey, do you have a--
a minute real quick and grab that?
Okay. They're right here.
***
The models looked great. The--the--
- The models were great. - Yeah, the hair was amazing.
- Yeah, the salon-- - You guys are the best for sure.
They--the stylists did a great job. The clothes were amazing.
- Clothes were great, too. - Yeah, for sure.
- It was good. - It was actually really great.
Hello, guys.
Hi, you. Do you love me today?
Of course I love you, all the time.
[laughs] Okay, I'm just checking.
- I need to talk to you. - Okay.
I know that these things--I know that he's about to get going,
so listen, I wanted to make sure that I took care of you guys.
It bothered my heart. You know, I had no idea that
the situation had unfolded the way it did.
- Right. - So I wanna make certain, right,
- that nothing is outstanding. - Good.
So let me give this to you right now, okay?
- Okay. Yes. - Put it in your hands.
Guys, less--less about the paper than--than I have a lot
of respect for both of you.
I love both of you guys, and I love your family.
- I appreciate it. - And I was hurt by some things.
Well, we were, too, badly, badly, and it hurt me
that I felt like we, um, had a debt,
and I didn't understand that to be the case,
but I wanted to make sure we did it right.
I wanted to make it right, that's all.
- Appreciate that. - Of course, y'all.
I wanna pay this debt because it's never been about money.
It never was about the money.
I mean, hell, I got off cheap, okay?
I hope Coach Shah doesn't find out
I threw a party for 80 grand for Meredith
and 13 grand for him.
All I know is that I'm going to run to the bank after this event
and cash that check before the government freezes her account.
We can at least try to build a new foundation, right?
***
[doorbell rings]
[dog barks]
***
- [dog barks] - Hello.
I thought it was weird to even ring the doorbell.
I'm like, I don't feel comfortable just walking in.
- I guess I'll do the whole... - The whole--
"Hope you brought wine." I didn't. I brought Peeps.
- You look really nice. - This is for Bobbie.
Yeah, it's Bobbie's birthday today.
I know. Birthday girl.
- Do you wanna see her? - Yeah.
- Bobbie! - I'd love to see her.
Heather's here! She has something for you.
She's 12. She's like--
I can't believe, like, young woman.
Yeah.
Hi, birthday girl. Wait a second.
Do you have makeup on?
Come here.
Hi. Happy birthday. You look so pretty.
You look grown-up. She does look grown-up.
You got makeup on.
- She does. She has mascara. - You'll wipe it off.
As soon as you wipe it off, you can have your gift.
- I'm just kidding. - [laughter]
This is for you.
- Thank you. - You're welcome, babe.
***
Heather and I were really close.
We talked every day.
We are so involved in each other's lives
at an intimate level.
You are fearless.
I know you hate when I get all mushy and touchy-feely on you.
Bring it in. I love a little mush. I love you.
- Love you, too. - You are...
It sucks not knowing what's going on in your friend's life.
Like, a couple months ago, I would have known
what happened to Heather's eye. I believe that.
And so it just makes me sad that she doesn't feel
like she can tell me.
Where do you wanna hang out? Right here?
- Go to the firepit. - Let's go to the firepit.
I'll grab some blankets.
Rocky!
Oh, my gosh. It's so pretty out here.
I bet this is like your good temperature.
Yeah, I feel great. I don't feel cold at all.
Well, thank you for coming over.
I was glad you asked me to.
I've been, like, really worried about you,
especially since the trip.
I had no idea you cared.
Well, no, I'm--just because I might be upset with you
or we're in a weird space, like,
I never stopped caring about you, Heather.
***
Well, that's what was so confusing is I never felt
like you stopped caring about me,
and so to find out that, like, we were on a friendship break
you'd never told me about,
it was like a stab to my heart, you know?
Well, that's what was so confusing is I
never felt like you stopped caring about me,
and so to find out that, like, we were on a friendship break
you never told me about,
it was like a stab to my heart, you know?
In this group, you're gonna take a friendship break from me?
That's complete bullsh--.
The friendship break isn't supposed to be a dig.
It's me being able to process, like,
there's just weirdness between Heather.
I feel like I'm chasing her down.
You haven't been chasing me down.
You don't even know anything that's going on in my life.
You don't even know how I got my black eye. So...
Well, I wanna know this. Do you really not remember?
'Cause you've said, "I don't remember."
You don't wanna talk about it.
You've said you've been assaulted.
You've said if someone knocks on your door at 4 a.m.,
- don't answer the door. - [laughs]
Why are you laughing?
Because it's all--it's all just funny to me and true,
and part of the mystery of the eye.
It has been insane watching Heather create
a world of confusion.
***
- What the [bleep] happened? - What happened?
We don't know.
You look like somebody, like, clocked you.
- Yeah. - Well, maybe somebody did.
How did you get a black eye?
I have a black eye?
If anyone gets, like, a secret knock on your door...
- Don't answer it. - ...don't answer.
Oh.
Did someone do that to you?
I don't think that that's even the conversation
we should be having right now because it's unimportant.
I'm concerned.
I-I know the amount of pressure that you have on you.
You're writing a book. You're a single mom.
You have a business. You have a lot on your plate.
- I'm good. - You're also healing from, like,
leaving the Church, and that, in and of itself,
I know what that drama's like.
I don't know if it's just like a--you don't remember
'cause you were drinking.
You and Jen were having the best time ever,
extremely intoxicated with your tops off,
running around, putting your boobs on people.
Jen's boob did it. It's a force of nature.
Why won't you tell me, Heather?
***
Did you black out?
Or do you know what happened?
I remember how I got it.
- You do? - Yeah.
And other people know how I got it, too.
So how--why do those people know and I don't?
'Cause I was on a friendship break.
You didn't tell me 'cause you're on a friendship break?
Yeah.
And I don't actually know if I wouldtell you,
'cause the trust has been broken.
I am sorry that you feel like you can't trust me with it,
but I want you to know that you can.
I'm not gonna hurt you. I'm not going to turn it against you.
I am a safe place for you,
and it's really sh--ty that you feel like I'm not,
but I am.
I think that this whole friendship break
has been a really horrible, sh--ty experience for me,
and I don't think you really care
because it feels like you think you can just break it,
and then when you're ready, pick it up,
and I'm gonna be funny, and I'm gonna take up for you,
and I'm gonna defend you, and I'm gonna fight our battles
like a team, but that's not how it works.
When you break something, it's broken,
and it's never as strong as it was.
***
I think Whitney was looking for drama where there wasn't any,
and she wanted to curry favor with other friends in the group
and so she put me on the altar and sacrificed me
and sacrificed our friendship,
and she put me on a friendship break,
and she just figured that I'd take it,
and then I'd forgive her,
and that I would come back begging for more.
And that was a big risk for her to take
to assume that I would just... suck it up.
I feel very sad
that Bad Weather has been, like, a dark raincloud over your head.
Be free, young Whitney. I will not hold you back any longer.
Well, that's not-- that's not good, though.
And live your best life.
I want Bad Weather back. I think that we're stronger together.
I think that's taking me for granted to assume
that it would come back like it was.
So...let's just love each other and give each other space.
***
Next time on the season finale
of "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City"...
Three...two...one!
[cheers and applause]
***
Everybody is saying that perhaps her and Heather
were in their room having a sexual relationship,
and then romping, bumping,
and giving each other a black eye after,
'cause maybe someone wasn't very good in bed.
The trial has been pushed five times,
and it's really happening.
[roaring]
Stuart's a piece of ----ing sh--.
Stuart ----ing played me.
***
If Jen is proclaiming her innocence
when she's really guilty
and not taking accountability to the victims,
that's a really big problem for me.
[siren wailing in distance]
The likelihood of her being found guilty is very high.