So much!
I'm doing a wine collaboration
with Family Equality in Sonoma.
- Yay! - I have invited Shannon.
- [bleep]. - Is there a space where
y'all could just agree to let everything go?
My boyfriend's reputation has been demolished.
Shannon is blaming him for her drinking.
You had to pay for everything for John!
Her lies have gotten so bad around town.
And you owe him $75,000!
- He's suing you. - I don't owe him anything.
They want you to clear his name.
I am not gonna lie!
John is like, "I wanna tell the truth."
I'm so over him being abused.
Do I need to pull out the videos?
- Videos of what? - Her at the night of her DUI.
It's ten times worse than you can actually imagine.
I'm afraid it's gonna push her to the point of no return.
She's done. Her reputation is completely done.
I need Shannon to shut her ----ing mouth.
It's lies! I'm telling you right now.
- No, no-- - I'm about to unleash.
[upbeat music]
* If I can be anything, I think I'm gonna be me *
* I know I gotta be me *
Ace, Nicky's home!
Hello. Hi.
Nice, very nice. Mwah.
Yeah, what's up, Ace? What's up, dude?
Hey, honey. See that picture right there?
- Yes. - I need it to go back up.
You expect me to hang a picture back up?
- I don't know how to do that. - You could reattach a finger.
I think you could probably hammer one nail.
This lifestyle right now is insane.
Back and forth and back and forth.
I'll spend the night sometimes in Orange County
to see my mother-in-law.
She has dementia, so I make sure she's okay.
We took a place at the Balboa Bay Club
- for the next several months. - That's great.
Yeah, so that way we can see you more often.
Terry's going to work. I'll go back to LA.
I'm paying a lot of money in tolls.
Nicky, do you know how to hammer a nail?
I mean, I wouldn't wanna ruin this wall.
You don't know how to hammer a nail either?
- That makes two of us. - Here's the other thing.
One of the main reasons we moved back to LA is because
there's more inclusive opportunities for my kids.
For Ace, making a fresh start for him has been wonderful.
Terry, we are bad parents.
We have not taught them any adulting skills at all.
For Katarina, the school that she's at
has such a high-level film production program.
She is thriving.
I can do my own laundry.
- You can? Why don't you? - Yes, I--
We're Beverly Hills now.
[snooty accent] Beverly Hills people.
Hi, baby.
All right, let's join Mom.
Look how cute she is.
So Kat, Ace, now that you're here,
would you rather live here or in Orange County?
Ooh!
I would definitely rather live here.
I feel like it's a faster speed.
My social life is a lot better.
Ace?
Probably LA for, like, school-wise.
All right, that's good.
Let's be honest.
Middle school is a cesspool
of hormones and hideousness.
If your child deviates from the norm, it's a rough road.
You need to get ready.
Okay, will you help him with his clothes?
- All right, love you. - Have a good time.
Having four kids of different genders
and different sexualities, Terry and I wanna
set them up for success when they leave the house.
This is my fourth child going through it,
and I have to say, I really think that he's finding his way.
That's all I can ask for.
Is middle school the worst?
Seventh and eighth grade were not good years for me.
The kids are mean. The age group is terrible.
- Not a good time. - No.
I wanna protect my kids, and I don't ever wanna
tell their stories for them.
So I'm really just trying to balance
and letting them find their paths.
It's getting better.
- Yeah. Right? - Yeah.
And not hiding them, because we love them
and support them, and not trying to hide them,
but also not having them feel exploited either.
It's a dance.
- Life is good. - Life is good.
Thank you very much, Heather Dubrow.
Thank you, Terry Dubrow.
It's my pleasure.
***
Oh, is he packing his ball?
He thinks he's going on a trip with me.
She-- So, it's for--
- [Shane chuckling] - It's for charity.
Heather works with this organization,
it's called Family Equality,
and so there's a fashion show.
So we're all gonna walk in it,
and that's why she asked for our "maserments."
[chuckling]
I know. Shane says I say it wrong too.
Isn't it "maserment"?
- Measurement. - "Maserment."
There's an "A" in there. "Maserment."
I'm from Ohio. It's a measurement.
I'm wearing, like, three different outfits,
so I hope they fit.
'Cause you had Taco Bell last night? [chuckling]
***
- Hello. - Hey.
- What are you doing? - Packing.
- For what now? - Sonoma.
We're gonna be walking in a fashion show, and--
You in a fashion show?
With my graceful walk.
- And your 5'2 stature. - Hey, easy now.
There's nothing I can do. Don't short-shame me.
- I think we're good on events. - Perfect.
Some people can go to the spa.
And then half of us are gonna go wine tasting.
- Right. - For Family Equality.
One of my main missions is to support
other people's families that don't have the support
and resources that we do.
I can't believe this is finally here.
- I know. - It's good, though.
I know. It's exciting.
Family Equality is an amazing LGBTQ+ organization
that I've worked with for over a decade.
They're on the front lines helping legislation
to help families thrive and survive.
Have I told you that I pack with white tissue paper?
No. Wait, why do you do this?
Oh, all right. So you know when you go to a store
and you buy something and they wrap it so pretty
in tissue paper, and when you come home
it's, like, perfect and it's not creased?
Basically, you fold it...
I've been packing like this for years.
My friends make fun of me. This is so good.
It is a little time-consuming, I'm not gonna lie.
- But once you do it... - It's perfect.
And then you just put 'er in.
Okay.
Voila.
***
Hi, you.
- Hi. - You look so pretty.
Oh, thanks.
Um, where are you headed?
Going to get my nails done,
since we're leaving for Sonoma soon.
Okay, that's why I'm calling you.
You know I'm not going with you guys, right?
- I'm taking a separate flight. - What time do you get in?
I don't know yet. It depends on how court goes.
It has taken four years to get
this court date set, and I'm not missing it.
It is finally going to get
the temporary child support and alimony.
Court will give us a temporary band-aid support order.
They'll put you in a better position of deciding,
do I wanna just make an offer and be done,
or, you know, you wanna keep going.
Progress, after all this time, feels amazing.
I had mediation. I, like, just hung up and I'm...
I don't know, okay?
No.
What happened?
I just feel like sometimes, Katie, I can't do all this.
- I just-- It's just... - I know. I know.
- Oh! - It's so much.
I remember. I really wish I could go with you.
I honestly wish I could just skip my flight
and go with you, because it is super heavy, Jenn.
When I left my ex-husband, I left with nothing.
No alimony, no large sum payment, no money.
Ugh! Ugh. I even hate thinking about it.
I just looked at one of his photos today,
and his hairline didn't even like him.
It's chasing away too.
God only knows what I'm throwing in this damn suitcase,
but I don't care. I'll drink wine in sweats if I have to.
Okay, love you. Thank you.
- Okay, bye. - Okay, bye.
* Yeah, my cash flow never run out (run out) *
* My cash flow never run out (run out) *
* I'm looking real good, and I'm looking real fine *
* And my cash flow never run out (uh-uh) *
Thanks, Pete.
- Thank you so much. - Thank you.
Think I packed my makeup now.
I don't know what I-- Oh!
Good.
Okay, yeah, can we--
Try this. [laughing]
Well, I'll tell you where everyone's going. Hold up.
Wait, is there a seating chart for real?
Yes. You guys-- You three are here.
- Okay. - Emily, you're here.
- All right. - This is Shannon.
And then let's put Alexis.
If I can keep Alexis and Shannon separated
on this trip, I think maybe we'll be okay.
- Heather. - Yes.
- Thank you. - You're welcome!
Also, I don't wanna sit near Katie.
- Hi. - Hi.
I'm actually shocked that I'm not below
where they put the dog crates.
I mean, clearly Heather is over our problems.
I'm back here with the girl you hate.
Okay, here we go.
Hold your glass. Hold your glass.
Oh, I didn't put my seat belt on.
Oh, no.
Yeah.
Have you gone on any dates lately?
I don't wanna date.
You could just go out and have fun with somebody.
Just don't buy him any shoes.
What shoes?
- Are they Ferragamo? - Stop it.
You gotta be careful what you tell us.
I mean, we just can't help ourselves.
Before we got on the plane,
Shannon showed us a picture of Alexis and John at an event,
and she zoomed in on his shoes, and they were Ferragamos.
She let us know that she had bought those Ferragamos.
But she said it under her breath, like very Shannon,
like... [muttering] "I bought him those shoes."
Just made a comment under my breath.
"Well, glad he's still wearing those Ferragamo shoes."
And I believe the belt he was wearing too, actually.
Alexis, what kind of shoes did John have on last night?
Why are we talking about him? But it was Ferragamo, I believe.
Oh, they were Ferragamo. Thank you. You confirmed it.
SO anyways...
A 60-year-old woman is dissecting a photo.
His eyes, his nose, his teeth, his nipples,
his balls, all the way down to his shoes.
Oh, my God. He didn't know what half
the designer brands were before he met me.
Oh, they're on sale. $375 to $475.
They're not that expensive.
- Good job. - Way to go, Tamra.
Oh, God. It was gonna come up sooner or later.
Are we here already?
- Oh. - Touchdown.
Oh, my God. Are we in high school?
Find a different thing to focus on, Shannon.
We made it.
- Are you okay? - Mm-hmm.
I wanna just say to her,
"I know it's uncomfortable for both of us.
"Can we just put it aside for the benefit
"of this group and for Heather?"
- We can get tattoos. - Yeah, okay.
- You game, Shannon? - No.
[laughing]
I don't wanna make it worse,
and I don't wanna live in this purgatory right now.
And you can't--
Evidently, John has videos from the Ring Camera
of Shannon the night of her DUI. It's bad.
You don't wanna be the executioner.
You don't want that on your conscience.
Well, I just wanna-- I kind of want her
to understand how bad she's hurt people.
- Like, and the devastation. - I get that.
I truly believe that something like this
has the potential to push her right over the edge.
The videos are a ticking time bomb.
I do not wanna be there when it explodes.
It's not my fight, but he's my man.
Coming up...
For her sake, with the video thing? I can't.
What video thing?
***
Well, look at this. It's so pretty.
Oh, my God, look at these little places. It's cute.
- Welcome. - Hi.
- Hello. - Welcome, everybody,
to Dawn Ranch. My name is Teach,
I'm the general manager, and welcome.
- Thank you. - So, why don't you guys
come with me this way, and we'll get you checked in.
- Let's do it. Okay. - Awesome.
So, we settle in, and then we break up into groups?
Yeah, we'll split up for lunch.
- Look how cute these are. - Oh, my gosh.
- Oh. - Oh, it's so cute.
- So this is Olive's cottage. - Oh, so pretty.
Oh, a guitar. Good. We can sing later.
It's so fancy. [exclaims]
There was a spider in it.
I am not a nature girl.
There are, like, ticks and bugs and stuff.
I am a, "Oh, that's a beautiful scenery.
"I'm gonna sit here at the resort
"with a cocktail and look at it from far away."
I can enjoy nature without, like, diving into it.
Who's my neighbor?
- Hello! - This is me.
Is this what it's like to live in Ohio?
You sit on your porch and, like, yell to your neighbor?
Yeah. And then a cow walks by.
- Really? - No, this is much nicer.
Katie! We're gonna go find critters.
Did you bring any mace or anything
in case we really do see it?
No, I was not prepared with bear spray.
- I got hairspray. - Okay, we'll bring that.
***
Let me get the gate for you.
I look like I'm going to Sonoma in the future.
- Did you bring your hoverboard? - I know, I should have.
- Yo. - I brought my map.
Oh, good.
In case we don't get lost. Yeah.
I definitely wore the wrong shoes.
These heels are going to get ruined.
It's all gravel, right?
I didn't bring any, like...
You are not, um, Sonoma--
Well, I didn't know we were eating in the mud.
- I will say that. - Yeah, that's what--
We eat in the mud here.
- Hi! - Oh, hi.
- How many for lunch? - We have three.
Okay, great. Come with me this way.
- Okay. Oh, the sun came out. - Yay!
- Yay. - Good weather.
You look like you're going to a funeral.
Whose are you going to?
Oh, well.
Oh, my God.
- Hi, there. - Hi, ladies.
Welcome to Dawn Ranch.
Can I actually have a glass of, like, hot water with lemon?
- Yes, of course. - Thank you.
Can I have a glass of the Kith and Kin?
- Yeah. - And a mocha martini.
I'm gonna order one thing 'cause it's-- I mean,
We're on vacation.
Can I do a vodka soda cranberry? Thank you.
I don't know, man.
It's like, Tamra's here.
You know she's on you about that.
You're also, like, with me. I'm sober.
So it should be even easier to pass on it.
I see an espresso martini!
- Hi, everybody. - Hi.
We're gonna do a little wine dosage with the other group.
And Jen's gonna be joining us shortly.
- Oh, great. - Sounds like. Which is great.
And I'm sending all you gals to the spa.
Love you for that.
And then we're gonna meet up for dinner.
Have fun rancho relaxing.
Thank you. Love it.
We'll have one of those together later, okay?
- All right. Bye, guys. - Bye. Have fun.
There's stories everywhere from your event last night.
You open social media,
and you guys are breaking the internet right now.
In my wildest dreams, did I ever think
that he would be doing interviews on a red carpet.
This is what I don't get.
He sounds like he's very angry that
she's going around and talking about him.
But it's like, when people break up, you talk about people.
John said "You have ruined my life by making it so public."
Now he's on Oscar party red carpets.
They're referring to it as their red carpet debut.
As if they have a whole tour of red carpets coming up.
I thought he sold his business, though.
Like, he got money, right?
He sold up-- he owned, like, a small stake in his--
He owned a percentage of one of the divisions.
- Mm-hmm. - He has some money.
So maybe you're looking for it in all the wrong places.
Like, for me.
How's that going, by the way?
I have a deadline today. So...
- Today? - Yeah.
- To respond? - Mm-hmm.
- When are you going to respond? - I already countered.
I offered him a lot of money.
I'm not gonna go a penny more.
Can I ask what it was?
About half. About half.
- Okay. That's a lot of money. - That's a big number.
Shannon, that's just one more thing that you
have to deal with? That's awful.
I just feel like it's extortion or something, you know?
What is most important to John
is that people think he's a good guy.
And this is step one.
Try to make Shannon look bad.
And he's really taking drastic steps.
- I don't disagree, but-- - That's the first thing
I thought of when I heard what was going on.
I was like, "This just doesn't sound right."
It doesn't sit well with me.
I get that Shannon feels uncomfortable.
Thank you for not excluding me from this event,
because this is really dear to the heart.
So that would have really stunk.
My children know that their mom
is gonna fight for them no matter what the issue is.
I know this organization is important to you as it is to me.
Anything like that would be, yeah.
And this is such good visibility for them.
- And our children. - And our kids.
They should have freedom to do
and live whatever life they want.
Title, name, whatever you want.
There should be no laws regarding that.
I just want to say whatever we need to say
to put it at rest and move forward.
But I don't think that's gonna happen.
We have to figure it out in this group.
That's all there is to it.
Coming up...
This is dirty. It's salacious. It's gross.
It's like the worst, longest, most drawn-out,
- traumatic breakup-- - Ever.
- Ever.
* We gon' live it up *
* We gon' have a good time, we gon' have a good time *
* Live it up, we gon' have a good time *
- This is Sonoma. - Yes, this is it.
- We could've walked here. - Yes.
* We gon' live it up, we gon' have a good time *
- Thanks, Pete. - Thanks, Pete.
* Live it up *
* We gon' have a good time, we gon' have a good time *
- Well, hi. - Hi. Hi.
I don't know where to go first. Hi, Jaymes. How are you?
- So good to see you. - Hey, I'm Matthew.
I'm Tamra. Nice to meet you.
- Alexis, nice to meet you. - So good to see you.
So good to see you. Before we do anything, Jaymes,
we just read the email
that Family Equality put out about Florida.
"Dear Heather, Family Equality joins Equality Florida
"and NCLR to reach a historic settlement
"with the Florida State Board of Education that resolves
"their official challenge to Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' law."
Will you explain this to us? 'Cause I think I understood,
but I wanna make sure I really...
- Absolutely. - Yeah.
We sued Florida over "Don't Say Gay" because
we could not talk about our families at school.
So what that means is, is that
we can now say gay in Florida. We are so happy.
This is exactly why we support Family Equality.
Because they're making real change in our country,
for our families.
Oh, my God. What do you think?
- You guys, look. - Look at this.
- This is it. - Is this it?
- This is the GEMS line. - Oh, thank you so much.
- Well, cheers. - Cheers.
- To GEMS! - Cheers to winning in Florida.
- Yes! - Cheers.
- Best thing ever. - Thank you for having us.
Family Equality asked me to do
a champagne collaboration with them, and 100% of proceeds
are going to Family Equality.
- So just sit here? - Just take a seat anywhere.
I've learned so much from my kids.
So we came up with four different sparkling wines,
loosely based on one of each of the kids.
So on this one, we're gonna go through
the dosage trial process.
So you're gonna be able to see one wine
at different levels of residual sugar,
and you can see how it changes
the palate, the profile, the fruit.
- Wonderful. - Oh!
Now it's a party.
She loves that sound.
So you put your nose in and take
a gentle smell of the wines, and you'll see the bouquet.
- Then finally, you'll taste. - It's delicious.
Did you even clear your palate for any of these?
- I have a self-cleaning oven. - Of course you do.
Is this something Terry put in your mouth?
- Yes. - I don't put anything
in my mouth I don't have to anymore.
Oh, sorry. Did I say that loud?
- [laughing] - Sorry.
Oh, my God. Hi!
- Hi! - Hi, hi, hi.
- I'm here. - Made it! She made it.
- Well, you're smiling. - I'm smiling now.
- Did you get that money? - No, not really.
- I know. - Hi, babe.
Again, I wanna hear how it went.
It did not go how I thought it would go.
Divorce sucks.
Last time Will and I were in a courthouse was this courthouse.
We adopted our son.
Most amazing day of our lives.
We were so united.
We were so bonded. [sobs]
Now Will doesn't even look at me.
It's so very vastly different.
Well, did they award you any money?
It's not... Yeah, I have temporary support.
- It's, like, $6,000. - With five kids?
Does that cover the kids' expenses?
Not the way we lived. Life is just gonna be different.
$6,000 a month is not a lot of money with five kids at home.
But she's living with Ryan.
I feel like she's gonna rely on that and not get a job.
- Haven't seen you in a minute. - I know.
All you have to do is open up Instagram,
- She's all over it. - Oh, I saw that.
That happened, right?
And then Shannon was at R&D Cafe by herself
with her notebook and her drink.
And evidently she had a big reaction.
She Ubered to the mall and was drinking
a cocktail by herself.
You've got to be kidding me.
The picture of Shannon that we saw on Instagram
was Shannon at a bar,
sitting there with a little short glass,
by herself like it's no big deal.
I ordered a-- a Pellegrino Cranberry.
[sighs] I mean, I've never sat at a bar and ordered a mocktail.
So you and you and Shannon are still in a really good spot.
- [laughing] - That's what I'm thinking.
Besties!
I don't want to be in this spot.
***
- How are you? - Hi, how are you?
Welcome to the spa at Dawn Ranch.
Beverages are here.
I have some champagne or tea.
I guess tea. I guess I should do tea.
I'd like a wellness tea.
- What about the Elevate? - Elevate's great too.
- It's more of a mood. - I feel like I'm--.
- Oh, there we go. - It's a mood elevator, so.
- I always need that. - You want to clarify?
- Yeah. - Okay.
She's backed up.
[rumbling sound]
Oh, my God. So many problems in the old torso today.
What treatments are you, what are you going to do?
I'm going to get a massage from the bottom up.
Ladies, do you want to get started?
- Sorry, yes. - No, don't worry, don't worry.
- I'm Jess. - Hi, Jess.
Hi, nice to meet you. I'm a perfumer.
Tell me your favorite scent and then tell me why.
Oh, like tacos?
Tacos. You could do tacos, but you have to say why.
Oh, because they're very meaty and juicy.
It's like a perfect scent. Like carnitas.
It's great.
I do like the smell of tacos.
You can't go wrong with meat and cheese.
Why do I have to pee again?
So as we smell, what I want you to do
is actually take the scent strip
to your nose, close your eyes and go somewhere, okay?
This class, Scent of the Valley, enables you
to connect to the place that we are.
- Oh, that's lovely. - I like that.
- It hurts my throat. - It smells like Christmas.
- Oh, I like this.
I mean, Shannon's over here
just guzzling down this Kool-Aid.
We all know that. I mean, the bitch had crystals in her walls.
We had our feng shui lady come
because before they poured the foundation,
I put some crystals in there.
I went to a guy in LA. He put jewels inside my teeth.
I also had a spiritual extraction, though.
- Go. - [exhaling]
- Hoo! - So, I'm not one to talk.
I don't think I told any of you guys this.
Oh, God.
- I got a new dog. - What?
- Another dog? - I know.
So we got another doodle.
We named her Clover, so now we have
Meatball for my people and Clover for Travi's people.
So we have Irish and Italian.
But you know why, too? Because when he moved,
I think it's like he's trying to fill up now void and sadness.
Gina getting a new puppy is kind of
like a Band-Aid on the situation.
And I totally get it.
I had a third child with my ex-husband
trying to put a Band-Aid on a situation.
Right now, we're just naturally at his house a lot
because I have construction going on.
It's like a really big trigger for Travis.
And I didn't think of it when I did it from his perspective.
Oh, you mean he's taking it like
you kicked him out and now you're just
- making all these changes? - Erasing him, I guess, yeah.
I worry that this is pulling my family apart.
I'm the most worried for my daughter, Sienna,
because she has a very hard time with transitions.
And now I'm putting another huge transition in the mix.
We could all stay at Trav's.
Or if you have an issue, then I will stay here with you.
Okay?
It's okay. It's okay to be frustrated by these things.
But we can't make this a sad thing,
Sienna, because this is a happy day.
Okay? We're gonna work it out.
It's heartbreaking. It's hard.
- [phone ringing] - I'm sorry.
This is my lawyer. Is it all right if I step out?
- Go ahead. - Of course.
Hey, Dave.
I think part of him is also probably
thinking our goal is to ultimately live together again.
But now you're putting and investing all into your home.
So what does that look like?
And he has anger about it.
And you didn't think about that at all?
No.
You would be perfectly content just
living separately the rest of your lives.
I don't know about that. I just know this step feels good.
- Yeah. - This is why I have gas.
I'm gonna have diarrhea.
Wait, how was your phone call?
Can you talk about it or no?
- What happened? - What happened?
Oh, are you crying?
They didn't accept my offer and I said
I'm not gonna go up another penny.
So, he said, well, I'm gonna send him a letter to say
I have been authorized to accept service on your behalf.
You did cry.
That was a very generous offer.
I just don't want you to go to court.
I know, but I don't know what else to do.
You can't because you can't handle it right now.
They didn't accept my offer.
And I said, I'm not gonna go up another penny.
That was a very generous offer.
I just don't want you to go to court.
I know, but I don't know what else to do.
You can't-- Because you can't handle it right now.
- It's just principle. - I understand.
It's not just principle.
But sometimes you write a check for your mental health.
Yeah, but it's a lot. It's not just principles.
It's a lot of money. That's a big check.
It just feels very vindictive.
Why do you want to hurt somebody so badly
when you're so happy in your new relationship?
Take the ----ing check and go live your life.
I'm just so tired of it.
Let me live-- live. Let me live my ----ing life.
This is the only reason.
I know you get upset when I say write a check
because sometimes I say write a check
so you don't have to deal with this bullsh--.
Be done with it.
- I agree. - Shannon, be done.
Just get out of it. And you know what?
If he's talking in the media,
he's gonna look like the asshole, not her.
Yeah, but she has to deal with this
- It's insane - and we're gonna go
to dinner and she's gonna sit at a table with Alexis.
This just feels wrong.
What time do we have to go to dinner?
I'm very full.
I have no seating chart for tonight.
Just keep me at one end of the table from her.
Like just be in between us so then
I can at least just talk without--
This whole weekend is about inclusivity.
Honestly, you're all the reason that I included Katie.
I pulled her aside at the Traitors' party
and I said, "Listen, in the spirit of inclusion..."
- That's how you invited her? - Yes.
Oh, no, and also--
In the spirit of inclusion?
Stop it.
- You did not. - Why is that bad?
- But listen. - Why is that
a bad thing to say?
I'm only inviting you because I don't want to exclude you.
Wait, there was more to it.
- Okay. - Where are you with Katie?
- Because I thought-- - We're fine.
- You're fine. Oh, okay. - Yeah.
She said she tried to apologize
and you just, you stopped her.
It was the but, because, my friends, my--
She started qualifying things
and I didn't want to go down a slippery slope.
So, I just said, look, why don't we just be okay?
I think you should get to know her
because you've never gotten to know her.
- You guys stepped-- - But why wasn't--
No, no, there was no we in this.
And why wasn't I given the grace of getting to know me?
The more I get to know Katie,
the more I feel like Gina was behind it.
Gina was calling me to tell me about you.
- What? - She hung you out to dry.
She's trying to get out of being in trouble.
Like you said I should say it.
You alerted paparazzi.
I said it and now you're retracting.
If she's that angry about this
and she's the one that told me to say it,
that does feel like a setup.
I don't know if that's true or that's not true.
But the bottom line is this: I can be polite
and I can actually have fun
I can be in group settings.
That doesn't mean we have to be best friends. It's okay.
Cordial.
Have you thought about talking to Shannon?
What would happen if you just said,
"Shannon, you and I need to talk?"
- No, no. - No, no.
- No talking. - I'm not doing that.
No talkie-walkie.
- No talkie-talkie. - No, no. Bad plan.
By the way, she called me the other day
when I was packing and she said that
if she didn't settle or pay John,
that he was filing a lawsuit against him.
Did she pay?
I said, "Johnny, let's just settle.
- "You're getting something." - Yeah.
Like, you know, let's just settle.
And he's like, [bleep] no.
He's like, "No, are you kidding?
"Everything I've gone through?" And I get it.
Shannon has smeared his name
and ruined John's reputation throughout the community.
All these lies keep resurfacing.
He doesn't pay for anything, that he's the alcoholic.
Those are things that she told us.
All gloves are off.
He's not stopping, you guys.
Unless their attorney came back
with something really good, John will file a lawsuit.
She should just stay out of it.
She shouldn't want to touch this, right?
- It's none of her business. - Well, even for her sake.
With the video thing, I can't with all that stuff.
What video thing?
Alexis brought up the fact
that there were some videos or something.
Yeah, I heard this.
Like, are we supposed to tell Shannon?
I don't know.
I don't-- I honestly don't want to be involved.
- But Tamra didn't tell us? - No.
What video thing?
I don't wanna do that.
What video thing?
I just ----ed up.
What?
Is it bad?
She said he has Ring cameras that have videos.
On the night of my DUI?
What are the details?
I would just-- I don't remember.
They have videos, like Ring footage cameras
of her almost running over his daughter.
- Oh, my God. - Yes.
Jesus.
You know what, you guys? I...
I am working so ----ing hard on myself.
Is he, like, trying to take me down?
I know, I know.
I'm so angry right now.
I know, but I don't think that that's going to be a thing.
You want to know something? I can't do it.
I can't, I can't. No, there's--
This is too much for someone to deal with.
This is way too much.
This is too much for someone to deal with.
This is way too much.
He's a monster.
It came up at Big Bear.
I'm working so ----ing hard on myself.
And is he like, trying to take me down?
I know, I know, I know.
I just don't-- I don't understand.
I think your lawyer needs to check him
and say, you ----ed yourself,
you're trying to extort my client.
- I'm going to go call him. - Okay.
But then that might lead to trial still.
Like, I'm literally shaking.
Think about what she has to go through.
I just-- Gutted. Like, it's gutting to watch her.
It is so-- Oh, I feel sick to my stomach, honestly.
It's so very extortion-y to me.
It's the timing of everything. It's the timing.
- Hi. - Hi, guys.
Hi.
I'm going to take you guys to the back.
And then the therapist will come back and grab you.
But if you guys want to follow me back.
- Okay. - Is the mineral bath warm?
This is not good.
I feel horrible.
I'm genuinely concerned about Shannon.
She is hanging on by a thread here.
And I'm afraid that I just pushed her off the cliff.
Hey, I'm sorry.
So, I just said...
So, I hope he rots in hell.
I swear, I hate him.
I hate him.
I'm so sorry, Shannon.
No, I can't tell you how much I thank you for telling me this.
- I gave him what he wants. - It sucks.
There's no getting around it, right?
- I'm sorry this is happening. - It's okay, it's okay.
I just feel like I'm just wiped out.
Would you mind if I just went to the room, back to the room?
You need to take a bath, take a nap.
I'm just going to go lay down for a little bit.
All right, give me a hug.
Listen, God has a plan.
- Yeah. - God has a plan.
- So. - Okay.
Enjoy your massage.
I'll check on you when I get out of here, okay?
All right, bye.
It's not as relaxing as I thought it was going to be.
I don't know where I am.
- We're this way. - I know, follow me.
I know everything.
I brought the map.
- Hold on. - Oh, my God.
- Here, we're here. - Wait, where are you going?
- Am I that way? - That's 40.
- Oh, you're that way. - So, this is Katie.
This is me.
- 150, see? - I love it.
And you got your own little gate.
Look how cute the gate is. I know.
I honestly think this is precious.
I feel like we're the Golden Girls.
So, what you're first going to do is
grab a full scoop of this and put it into your bag.
This has magnesium, bath flakes in it,
Himalayan bath salts.
And then before you cinch it,
you're going to grab any essential oils you'd like.
We have reboot, meditation, chill, inspire.
- Meditation's my favorite. - I'm going to go with chill.
How much chill should I put in?
Can we just dump the whole bottle?
I want to ingest it.
I want to shove it into my veins,
maybe get everyone an IV.
Because we all need it after what just happened.
Oh, it's hot.
- Is it warm? - Oh, that's hot.
[bleep], [bleep].
Oh, it's so hot on my butt.
It's so hot, I'm burning my asshole.
It's so hot on my butt.
Okay, I'm going to sit closer to the cold.
- Did you go all the way in? - Yeah, just do it.
Just do it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Good.
I feel like Sharon should come get in here with us.
I don't know where Shannon went.
Do you think she'll come to dinner?
No.
[Shannon crying]
I don't even know if she should.
Are you really good friends with Alexis?
I mean, I've known Alexis for years,
but she's not like in my tight group of friends.
Okay. Because I'm just wondering if maybe you talk to her.
I would be comfortable pulling Alexis to the side
and saying, "I know that you feel that you're right,
"and I know that you feel like you're defending him,
"but you're not seeing the other side that we're seeing.
"We're seeing a woman on the brink.
"So maybe, instead of being on a path of vengeance
"and defending John, maybe you should look at it
"it's a path of destroying another woman,
and maybe you should look at it like that."
I'm afraid that Alexis just isn't aware
of how detrimental this is to Shannon,
how much it's hurting her,
how much it's affecting her life.
Her kids are gone.
She doesn't have a partner.
You know, she doesn't have a boyfriend.
She doesn't have a husband.
She's a woman. She's a mother.
Like, can we have some sympathy?
Maybe you can see things from her perspective.
I feel like Alexis would be reasonable.
This is dirty. It's salacious. It's gross.
It's like the worst, longest, most drawn-out,
- traumatic breakup ever. - Ever. Ever.
Coming up...
When I got my DUI, I took a photograph of myself
and I sent it to him.
- Thank you guys so much. - Thank you.
This has been wonderful. We will give everything back.
Is it raining?
- Yes, it is. - Oh, it's raining.
My hair is going to be destroyed.
I know. I gotta quickly dry my hair.
Well, I have massage oil in my hair.
I look like, this is what I, like--
When you're in college and you leave, you know,
like the walk of shame the next morning,
and you leave the dorm and you're like--
- You're wearing his shoes. - [bleep].
Will he call me?
- Probably not. - Probably not.
- I'm so cute. - You're so cute.
Hey, what's up?
Um, just nothing. Just checking in with you.
What are you doing?
- Nothing. - Nothing?
So, what are you doing tonight?
Nothing.
Oh, the one answer.
One word answers for everything.
I don't understand.
You ask me questions and I give you answers.
Yes.
They don't have to be really complex.
All right. Just wondering.
I remember when Spencer used to do this.
Now, he talks my ear off.
Hi! Baby, how are the kids? What's going on at the house?
Dawson is at volleyball.
Grey just got back from volleyball
and Evie is home.
Okay. Are you on for dinner tonight?
I mean, it's my night. Or is Will handling it?
Yep. We are picking dinner up and bringing, uh,
bringing it home to the house.
Baby, you are freaking amazing.
I'm a lucky girl.
Well, I'm very lucky as well.
I get to sleep with you naked every night.
Oh, my God.
I just saw you coming through the window.
Yeah.
Hi, you don't look ready for dinner.
- I'm not. - You okay?
- Not really. - How was the spa?
Um, I didn't really get to do any spa.
- Didn't make it. - Why?
Didn't make it.
I just, I mean, I hope this is okay.
I-- I've been toying with whether I should come
and talk to you.
'cause I know this is your trip and I don't want to.
You can always come to me.
I have something that's weighing on me
and it just feel like I need to get it out.
Okay.
I'm like shaking right now because...
You want a tissue, honey?
- Okay. Oh. - Sorry.
No, it's just, thank you.
It's just, um...
I had a deadline today...
- About the money? - Mm-hmm.
And so, I made him an offer last week and I said,
I don't want to pay him any more money.
And then I came back and Emily's like,
Nope, you need to, you need to, um.
- Pay him. - Yeah.
Yeah.
And then Gina goes, 'cause of the video.
I go, "What video?"
And I didn't know that Alexis is telling everybody.
I didn't even know anything about the video.
It's just every day.
I know. There's something more.
He wants to clear his name and I'm not lying.
I'm not lying about John.
When I started my relationship with John,
I paid for everything.
I did for the first couple of years.
I did.
Does it make you look bad?
I don't know, but I'm not lying about it.
I told the truth.
I did pay for things
for the first half of our relationship.
I don't want to keep going through my fricking bills
to prove it.
He wants everyone to think he's a good guy.
And I'm sorry.
I know what the truth is.
You don't know everything.
I don't need to defend him anymore.
When I had my DUI, that night I lost control of the car
and I hit the house--
Kind of kitty cornered him. I hit a planter.
The police were there.
And then I went unconscious and I woke up in the hospital.
And so, my very good friend called me
about 10 days after
and he said, "How many seconds
"did the accident happen
"after you backed out of the driveway?"
And I said, "Three to five seconds max."
And he said, "Well, I find it strange
"that John didn't come running after you."
Oh.
Do you really believe in your heart he did not hear that?
I don't know.
So, I looked back on my text messages.
And I didn't remember that I did this,
but I guess I took a photograph of myself
and I sent it to him right after midnight.
And at 1:40, 1:30 or something in the morning,
he texted me and said, "What the heck's going on?
"The cops just brought Archie here.
"Where are you?"
He just ignored the picture?
And I guess he just went to bed.
Maybe he didn't see it.
I feel terrible for Shannon.
I can't even imagine what she's been through.
I just, she was almost unconscious.
She hit her head.
She was very impaired that night.
How much does she remember of this?
But honestly, I want to be supportive as much as I can.
That's how I feel.
Are you going to show me the picture?
Yeah, I want to show you.
- I'm sorry. - It's okay.
Oh, Shannon.
Oh, my God.
It's like...
If that's true, that's ----ed.