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RHOBH-Divorces, Annulments, and New Beginnings

The season opens with classic Beverly Hills energy: Sutton riding horses, Erika sudsed up in stilettos washing her Porsche, Dorit strolling out of Hermès with allegedly empty bags, Bozoma blasting herself with a leaf blower on her dining room table, and Kyle cruising off in her Porsche while calling Alexia.

Dorit’s Divorce Bombshell

Bozoma meets with Dorit she brings a $2,000 Hermès throw and dives right into the PK drama. She filed for divorce the SAME day the photo circulated of PK kissing the “SHEIN version of Dorit.” She’s still furious, says PK barely sees the kids, and Kyle only checked on her four days later. Dorit thought she and Kyle rebuilt their friendship after the reunion—apparently not.

Kyle’s House of Alpha Females

Kyle is cooking with Portia and Sophia (still living at home) while Farrah and bride-to-be Alexia join. Alexia bans Kyle and Mauricio from bringing dates to her wedding. The girls openly joke about Mo being a “ho,” and the therapist-approved honesty is flowing. Kyle also insists all her daughters are alpha females, and she is not wrong.

Kathy Hilton x Rachel Zoe Collab

Rachel Zoe sweeps into Kathy Hilton’s Bel-Air palace to style her for Italy—complete with her signature giant Gucci bag. We get Rachel’s whole career glow-up, then a surprisingly emotional look at her marriage ending after 26 years. Her boys know Roger has a girlfriend, which… started very quickly after the separation.

Sutton’s Dinner Party + The Avi Mystery

Erika and Kyle head to Sutton’s for a dinner planned by Nick the party planner and soundtracked by Reba on piano. Sutton reveals she let Avi go and calls him more than a personal assistant—a friend she lost. Reba and Sutton also reveal Sutton’s Catholic annulment came through after 17 years of marriage.

Kyle’s Summer Solstice Party

Flower crowns, pillows on the floor, and Faye Resnick arriving with a friend that Kyle and Erika mistake for Dorit. The group immediately gets into Sutton’s annulment, Dorit’s divorce, and the ongoing mystery of what really went down between Sutton and Garcelle. Sutton insists she’s texted Garcelle endlessly with no reply.

Rachel Meets the Group

Rachel opens up about separating a year ago, believing staying together “for the kids” is the wrong move. Kathy Hilton starts producing random items from her bag—including jeans—and gifting them mid-circle.

Hot Girl Summer Declaration

The ladies talk dating, divorce, what counts as a “hot girl summer,” and Erika says plainly: hers won’t be with these women—it’ll be with a man.

WWHL Moment

Kyle joins Andy with Congressman Robert Garcia. Robert praises Rachel Zoe’s return, Kyle insists she believes Sutton truly doesn’t know what happened with Garcelle, and Justin Sylvester bartends—her longtime former assistant of 16 years. Kyle’s advice to herself from Season 1? “Pay more attention to your marriage.”

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RHOSLC Spill The Tea.....Then Deny Everything

RHOSLC Season 6 Episode 12 First Amendment Rights and Wrongs

In this episode, we don’t return to Meredith and Brittani’s bench conversation, so what we saw earlier is all we get. Bronwyn picks Todd up from the airport while dressed as a sloth, and she explains that choosing to stay married means embracing the good and the bad. Todd says everyone in the group probably owes someone an apology, and he’s absolutely right. Bronwyn plans a “spill the Boston tea” party to force all the gossip into the open. Whitney and Justin appear to be in their new house with a stunning view, but she’s quiet and upset when she notices a large transfer to a vendor from their account. The real issue is her resentment: she trusted Justin when he pushed her toward MLM instead of Sephora, and that decision continues to strain their marriage, proving once again that money is one of the biggest stressors between partners. Heather throws her daughter a “bed party” before she heads off to the University of Tampa, and Heather admits she’s looking forward to having fewer responsibilities as an empty nester. Meanwhile, Bronwyn mails out Pride flags to businesses after Utah banned them from government buildings. Her mother, Muzzy, offers to help and tells Bronwyn she should be proud of herself, even though Bronwyn clearly still craves her approval. Muzzy admits she was raised by parents who loved her but always expected more.

At the tea party, Angie arrives first and looks nervous, while Lisa and Meredith show up completely underdressed. Brittani tells Heather and Whitney that Meredith invited her to the park to “move on,” though Whitney isn’t buying it. Lisa is annoyed the event focuses on Bronwyn’s citizenship. The setup is elaborate, and Bronwyn explains they’ll be labeling tea with the names of people they’ve talked about. Angie starts by admitting she questioned whether Lisa actually bought a horse and asked others about it. Brittani wants to know who spread the rumor about her flirting with Joao, and Whitney comes clean that she told Justin. Heather’s rumor—Todd farting while making out with someone—is quickly dismissed by Bronwyn as pointless. Bronwyn apologizes to Whitney for repeating something she said at a lunch, and Whitney insists the conversation was private despite happening on camera.

Things escalate when Whitney asks Meredith if she apologized for “torturing Brittani” for six hours, and Meredith says no. Whitney responds by calling her an alcoholic and pill popper, and Meredith bizarrely hands out drug tests as gifts. Whitney compares Meredith’s behavior to her father’s addiction issues. Mary says Meredith is remembering events incorrectly, and once again the producers stay silent, just like with Heather’s black eye, which frustrates everyone. Meredith calls everyone liars and then denies calling Heather a liar, which makes the conversation even more circular. Heather just wants Meredith to acknowledge her behavior, but Meredith keeps denying everything. Bronwyn ends the night by introducing “friendship amendments”: families off limits (Bronwyn), be a woman of your word (Heather), be the friend you want others to be (Lisa), hear and forgive (Mary), keep marriages, businesses, and children off limits (Whitney), don’t accuse without proof (Angie), see the best in people (Brittani), and stop reactive abuse (Meredith), though Meredith seems to be talking about her own behavior without realizing it.

Takeaways

Kelli is recovering from a virus and discusses the latest episode of Housewives.
Meredith's character is seen as secretive and unengaging.
Bronwyn's

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RHOP-Screaming, Scheming & Samuels

RHOP S10 E9 “Leak What You Speak.”

This episode picks up right where the chaos left off: Stacey and Kiarna still going at it, with Stacey loudly reminding everyone Kiarna “doesn’t even have a husband.”

Wendy tries to mediate, explaining that Stacey only wanted to speak with Monique privately — without Ashley and Kiarna present for safety and comfort reasons. Cue Kiarna firing back that Wendy needs to stay out of it.

Stacey walks in just as Kay calls her a “fake fraud bitch,” and the energy instantly shifts. Wendy reiterates Stacey’s conditions, and once the sit-down starts, Kiarna immediately excuses herself to head to the bar.

Monique asks Stacey to clarify what happened at Pride, and the conversation turns to whether Stacey communicated with Monique’s ex, Chris Samuels.
Stacey denies ever dating him and reveals that Chris sent her multiple DMs, including passive-aggressive “thank you would be appropriate” messages and comments about filming. Ashley calls the receipts “fraudulent” since texts can be deleted.

Wendy suggests that someone in the group is leaking info to Chris, then launches into her comedic “Detective Wig” confessional, listing her suspects: Kiarna, Cookie, Angel and Giselle,

Meanwhile, tensions keep exploding — especially between Kay and Stacey, who cannot stop screaming at each other. When Stacey tries to leave, Giselle follows behind with her trademark messy commentary: “If you’re leaving, then GO.”

After leaving the event, we see calmer personal moments:

• Stacey at home with Arabella and Thiemo, focusing on family stability during/after divorce.
• Ashley talking about her Mom's boyfriend drinking and lack of contribution, worrying for her mother Sheila’s wellbeing.
• Wendy opening up to her sister Ivy about her father’s decades-long absence and how hurt she was not to see him in Nigeria.

Later, Giselle and Angel host a girls’ meetup and unload more complaints about Stacy, while Wendy and Stacey regroup to discuss meeting with Monique again — but Stacey refuses to meet with Kay, citing safety and discomfort.

We then see Kiarna talking with her family about Greg asking her to move back in. Tension rises when she seems to prioritize the condo over an engagement ring, and her mother is not having it.

In the final scene, Ashley gathers Kiarna, Wendy, Stacey, and Monique for a sit-down. Before Wendy and Stacey arrive, Ashley and Kiarna fill Monique in — and Monique, surprisingly calm, says she doesn’t know who’s telling the truth because everyone involved lies.

She makes it VERY clear that all she wants is accuracy because co-parenting with Chris has already been a nightmare.

Wendy brings up that Charisse called Chris Samuels, and Chris told her that Stacey did NOT call him — which makes Monique visibly cringe at the mention of Charisse’s name. The mystery of who’s leaking to Chris only deepens.

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RHOSLC-The Apology Tour that Wasn't

The episode kicks off with divided carpools heading to Mary’s Sunday Social Lunch.
Lisa & Meredith ride together reflecting on Mary’s church service—beautiful but “weird energy.”
Meanwhile Whitney & Heather call out Lisa and Meredith for being fake.

At Mary’s lunch, the women are gifted Betta fish (“fighting fish like my friends”). As champagne flows, Mary announces she purposely didn’t invite Brittany, because Brittany once called her “the most ungodly person” she’d ever met. Mary says Brittany apologized but the lack of a “paw” from her dog sealed the decision.

🚨 The Plane Incident Showdown (The Entire Episode)

Heather brings up the post-trip meltdown, pushing Meredith and Lisa to finally address their behavior on the flight when Brittany was left sobbing, hyperventilating, and eventually being carried off the plane by the girls.

• Heather, Whitney, Angie, and Mary all recount hours of taunting, name-calling, and emotional distress toward Brittany.
• Meredith downplays everything: she “vented for 30 minutes,” slept, watched Crazy Rich Asians, and claims Brittany had headphones and “couldn’t hear anything.”
• Lisa insists they supported Brittany and denies speaking to her directly.
• The other women fire back: they heard everything, even from five rows away.

Whitney offers three possible explanations for Meredith’s behavior: hatred, anger issues, or a substance interaction—triggering for Whitney because of her experience with her father’s addiction. Meredith is offended and denies it all.

Mary tries to mediate but says what everyone is thinking: “If everyone is saying it….”

🌪️ Emotional Fallout

Heather says Meredith “lost the privilege to speak” after what happened.
Lisa tries to cover inconsistencies (including a very questionable “I didn’t realize I have Global Entry” excuse).
Meredith refuses accountability, insisting she was reacting to “malicious actions.”

🪦 Heather’s Mattress Funeral stages a dramatic funeral for her 20-year-old “marital mattress,” symbolizing letting go of a life frozen in time. On the drive to the dump, she reveals her deeper concern: Meredith’s blackout behavior mirrors her father’s addiction.

👩‍👧 Brittany & Olivia’s Family Therapy

The most emotional part:
Brittany and her daughter Olivia attend therapy, confronting seven years of neglect after Brittany remarried and prioritized her stepchildren.
Both cry as they admit they don’t feel worthy of love.
Brittany has never forgiven herself; Olivia finds comfort finally hearing accountability.

🌳 Bonsai, Breakups & Muzzy

Bronwyn, Muzzy, and Gwen shop for bonsai trees, joking about boyfriends, Portland, and Tonya Harding leg-breaking levels of codependency.

🤝 The Apology We Were Waiting For

Meredith meets with Brittany and offers a real apology—acknowledging wrong place, wrong time, and hurting her feelings.
Brittany apologizes for triggering her with the TikTok.
They agree to move forward with “civility”—Meredith’s words: “Let’s set the bar low.”

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RHOP-When Cookie Crumbles, Drama Spills

The episode picks up right in the chaos: Kiarna tells Monique that Stacey has been dating Chris Samuels. Monique brushes it off—two years divorced, no hard feelings—as long as the co-parenting stays solid.

Then Ashley questions Stacey’s cannabis line having a Nigerian name, and when Stacy mispronounces it, Wendy and Tia call her out. Giselle, of course, finds this hilarious.

The group heads to the GNA Pride float, where Wendy shades the branding and Giselle pretends she knew what GNA even was.

After the parade, Giselle is surprisingly warm to Monique, saying she liked her energy. Monique opens up about why her marriage ended: feeling unloved, overshadowed, and ultimately having a breaking-point moment that made her walk away for good.

Meanwhile, Angel and Bobby go house-hunting, but the bright green kitchen cabinets are a no. Angel vents that she didn’t appreciate being called “catfish,” and thinks Wendy piled on Giselle’s shade.

At lunch, Giselle celebrates 10 million downloads for Reasonably Shady and an NAACP nomination. Kiana drops a bomb that Cookie called her—because Chris Samuels was upset over rumors that Monique trashed him, and apparently Stacy is the one who told him that. Cookie cannot stand Stacy and will also be at the upcoming party. Perfect.

Wendy meets with Monique, and they surprisingly reconnect. They talk Candace drama, old tension, and even Giselle—who Monique still has beef with. Wendy also mentions drama with Karen and wonders if Cookie is trustworthy. Monique says Cookie once lied about being Chuck Brown’s daughter, so… maybe not.

Stacy is still doing “Evite dates” with her ex Thiemo, and when Tia arrives to meet him, Stacy makes it clear: she is friendly, not stupid. And she’s not introducing Timo to the whole group until they meet Giselle’s man first.

Giselle gets help from her daughter Grace planning the Reasonably Shady event, noting that Robyn won’t attend because of how she exited the show.

Wendy and Eddie go to dinner with Tia and her husband Rob, and Stacey becomes a point of contention. When Wendy calls Stacey, Stacey apologizes for introducing Tia to Thiemo first, but Wendy is heated.

Finally, it’s the Reasonably Shady 100 Million Download Party (without Robyn). Even Wale shows up—with flowers for Robyn.

The party turns into a showdown:
Stacey vs Tia,
Kiarna vs Stacey,
Cookie vs Stacey,
Wendy playing referee,
and Monique being dragged into drama even though she isn’t even there.

Accusations fly about who told Chris Samuels what, who’s lying, who’s shady, who shouldn’t be trusted, and who doesn’t even have a husband.
It’s peak Potomac pandemonium.

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RHOC REUNION 3-Space Cakes, Fake Posts & Real Meltdowns

Part 3 opens with Space Cakes, mushrooms, and Andy reminding the ladies that girl trips should be about fun. From there, we dive straight into the biggest storyline of the season: Gretchen being accused of liking and following hateful accounts online.

Gretchen maintains she’s not homophobic or transphobic and blames mindless scrolling and following too many accounts. Tamra fires back that Gretchen chose to follow hate-based pages. Heather admits she was genuinely shaken in Amsterdam because she’s had people attack her family for years—but also says she’s known Gretchen for 14 years and has never seen that side of her.

Gretchen reveals she hired a cyber analysis firm, spending thousands for a 25-page report concluding that the “worst” post was manufactured and “could not be authenticated.” Tamra instantly threatens to sue. Things escalate when the report ties some of the suspicious accounts to Tamra, which sends Tamra into full meltdown.

The women argue over who knew what and when, with Tamra insisting she wasn't the only one who saw the post. Gina apologizes to Gretchen for blindsiding her, saying she felt pressured and handled it wrong. Gretchen says she felt ambushed, especially because she and Tamra had just reconciled before Amsterdam.

Andy then rolls never-before-seen footage filmed a week after Amsterdam. A voice message alleging Tamra plotted storylines, leaked info, and manipulated narratives sends the couch into total chaos. Tamra denies everything, screams that she’s being ambushed, and swears on her kids' lives she never talks to bloggers or leaks anything. The group pushes back—because only Tamra and Gina had the post.

Heather steps in with a “state of the union,” saying the toxicity has to stop: no more kids, careers, or bloggers weaponized for storylines. Just conflict and resolution between the women—not Survivor gameplay.

A viewer Q&A leads the cast into what they regret this season, with everyone admitting at least one misstep—from Gretchen’s boy band comment to Katie’s confessional swipe, to Tamra posting Jenn’s picture.

Andy ends with the big one:
Do Jenn and Katie see a path forward?
And we fade out without an answer… classic reunion cliffhanger.

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⭐ Podcast Summary — Special Forces S4 E9: Interrogation Hell

Day 9 — 5 recruits remain, running on almost 24 hours with no sleep. Hooded, bound, and disoriented, they enter the most brutal phase of all: interrogation. The directive is simple but deadly: never admit military affiliation and survive 12 hours of mental warfare.

First Round Interrogations

• Brianna is stripped down and immediately challenged. She admits she tries to be “normal” so people like her—a crack the interrogators pounce on.
• Kody Brown faces Erin, who needles him about his looks and his 18 children. His lack of rapport and inability to read the room puts him at risk.
• Gia stays calm, polite, and composed—exactly what they want.
• Andrew is shouted at and physically grabbed. His interrogator presses him about his wife, kids, and why he’s there.
• Shawn reveals her husband’s name (a misstep) but shows honesty and vulnerability talking about her kids and guilt.

The Lie About Why They’re in Morocco

Each recruit must deliver a credible cover story:

• Andrew claims he’s on a charity soccer trip, but cracks show when he can’t define who “we” is.
• Gia sells her Italian soccer story flawlessly.
• Shawn, a travel vlogger, breaks down emotionally over being away from her kids—yet the interrogators find her believable.
• Brianna & Kody say they’re there podcasting/influencing… and it spirals. Brianna calls someone "creepy," which later becomes ammunition against them.

Stress Tests & Breaking Points

• Brianna and Kody get water dumped on them as interrogators call out holes in their influencer “content” story.
• Kody is accused of enjoying watching Brianna suffer—he shuts down completely.

Relationship Pressure Test

Interrogators pit Andrew, Shawn, and Gia against each other:

• Andrew must physically push both his wife (Shawn) and Gia into water under orders.
• He fails to follow tactics taught in training and is pulled off the course. Shawn is devastated when she realizes he’s gone.

Cody’s Collapse

Kody stays silent while the women suffer under sandbags in 100° heat. His refusal to engage leads to his removal.
He made it far, but shut down when it mattered.

Final Terror: Buried Alive

The final three—Brianna, Shawn, and Gia—are placed in wooden mud boxes and buried.

Only one question matters:
“Are you in the military?”
Say yes → fail.

• Gia panics but holds firm: “No, sir.”
• Shawn stays silent and strong.
• Brianna breaks with only ten minutes left—she fails.

Final Verdict

Only Shawn Johnson and Gia pass both interrogation and the full course.

They started as strangers, survived hell together, and leave bonded for life.

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RHOSLC Teased Roots and Shaky Relationships

Podcast Summary RHOSLC Season 6 Episode 10 The Bigger the Hair the Closer to God

In this episode, Whitney organizes a surprise “High Body Count” hair party in honor of Britani, turning a controversial nickname into a celebratory moment. The women tease up their hair for her, and a somewhat playful, emotional tone takes over as they share kind words. But the festivity gets complicated when Jared confronts Britani about rumors he heard during their break, questioning her stability and commitment — a deeply hurtful moment for her.

Meanwhile, Bronwyn is grappling with marital issues, revealing that she’s removed her wedding ring and is reconsidering her relationship with Todd after seeing signs of distance and disconnection. She admits feeling insecure, especially after tweets and reports implied infidelity, and wonders if they need a formal agreement to move forward. In another corner, Lisa and her husband John have a tense discussion about their communication breakdown; Lisa expresses feeling invisible in their relationship, while John feels she doesn’t truly listen.

On the spiritual front, Mary Cosby reopens her newly renovated church and invites the group as a gesture of unity and healing. She gives a heartfelt sermon, calling on the women to reflect, make amends, and lean on faith in this tumultuous season. Her sermon resonates with several cast members, offering a moment of peace, but it also underscores how much work remains in repairing broken relationships and finding genuine connection.

Takeaways

Mary's son is facing serious struggles that affect the family.
The potluck was a heartfelt surprise for Brittany.
Mary's honesty stands out among the group dynamics.
Meredith's eavesdropping incident raises questions about loyalty.
Bronwyn and Todd's relationship is filled with confusion and drama.
Real conversations about relationships are highlighted in this episode.
Mary's church renovation reflects her family's history and struggles.
Lisa and John's parenting styles clash, revealing deeper issues.
Brittany and Jared's relationship feels performative and cringy.
The Pentecostal church experience is lively and expressive.

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