♪
- Tonight, it's the dramatic conclusion
of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta"
Season 17 Reunion.
Drew, why did you pretend
Terry surprised you with a horse?
[laughing] - Pretend?
- 'Cause he was Jay Z.
- Wh-why are you sayin', "Pretend?"
- It wasn't until I watched some of the stuff back.
I'm like, damn, she really was,
like, pissed about it--
Even on the bus-- - Yeah, and for a while, I was.
- "Kelli, do you ever feel like you're a rebound BFF
because Porsha and Shamea are no longer BFFs?"
- I have a text message that proves
you did not want me to be a part of this friend group.
- What is that? - Evidence.
- Part three of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" Reunion,
starts now.
♪
Welcome back to "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" Reunion.
Whether it was a rumor about lady parts
or long toes,
K. Michelle had us all scratching our heads
and asking... - Who said that?
- "Who said that?" - Who said that?
[laughing]
- That's never gonna get old. - Ever.
- Y'all can sit here and say you care about people
when y'all be sitting there plottin',
tryin' to do stuff to people.
- Who's plotting?
- You know who you are.
You go around and tell everybody,
"She knows Blakk."
- I said it one time.
Well, y'all are friends.
- So, what are you bothered by?
- Because I don't need to know
that you're runnin' around here telling folk
that I went out with no man! - K? K? K?
- I never told nobody that, girl.
What are you checking for?
- That vagina is clean.
[laughing]
- This one might be a little scent.
[laughing]
- You've been promoting synthetic hair
over there on Buford Highway.
- Not Buford Highway, chile.
- And then you over there...
is fighting for a home
with a whole man in the basement.
- Oh, what? - And you wanna worry about
what a man got to say about me
and my vagina smell like a sardine
or like a Glade candle.
- Not a Glade candle.
- This was my face
every single K. Michelle confessional.
Like... [laughing]
- Are you a confessional warrior?
- Yes. Yes, I was-- I was that, exactly.
- Confessional gangster. - Confessional gangster?
- Emotional...
...confessional gangster-- emotional.
- Yes, you're an emotional tweeter, too.
- Emotional tweeter, yes. - Yes.
[laughing]
- You had social media in an uproar
after revealing to the group
that someone was plotting and planning
against you. - Yes.
- Can you explain what the plot and the plan were?
- Someone asked me, "How do you know Blakk?"
And I'm like, huh?
I don't really know Blakk at all.
So, is this Blakk? Let me go look at my DMs.
I'm like, oh, okay, he is talking to his self.
Oh, yeah, I've said to him-- we did a play together.
I said, "Oh, thank you for coming."
- "Hey, handsome," whatever. - "Hey, handsome,
thanks for coming." - Yeah, yeah.
- Okay. - I immediately handed over
that text message because I didn't want it on me.
- And that was asked to you before you ever mentioned
him on camera, DMing you. - Mm-hmm.
- Okay. - Yes. So, as time goes on,
it's around Atlanta that me and her
are dating, like, the same man.
So, by the time we got to Dallas,
and she's saying, "Your friend."
Why is it my friend?
- Because you thought that they had met or spoken.
- Yes. When you saw 'em on FaceTime,
it seemed familiar.
- And when we saw that scene,
you acted like you knew him.
- Because even before I got there,
that's why I had went in the DM
when I was asked to know.
Of course, I was gonna sit there and look at him.
- Acknowledge, oh, we've-we've-we've spoken.
- Yeah, yeah, y'all not hiding nothin'.
I know-- you know. - Okay.
- I was very caught off guard
when it was this whole fight almost between us.
- Okay. - Mm-hmm. - Because I'd never said
anything about-- You're married, you know.
- And that-that- that was the thing, too.
- Like-like, first of all, I wouldn't think that
and put that together. - Like, it was like, okay,
is this what we're going to do?
I just don't wanna do it. - Okay.
- Yeah. - So, I was, of course,
I was trying to get ahead of it.
- Don't do that no more.
- So, let's move-- so, now,
regarding Porsha's comment
relating to the oyster. - Yes, let's talk about it.
- Yes. - Okay.
By you bringing it up... - Mm-hmm.
- Yes. Yeah. - You caused something
that I know you did not probably want discussed...
- Uh-huh. - ...to then be discussed.
I felt as if it was going to be discussed anyway.
- You did. Okay. - And here I am, again.
Here I-- here I am, again. - So, you're--
you were trying to get in front of it.
- Yeah, I'm coming in this.
- Okay. - Oh.
- Y'all are not gonna run one over on me.
I-I-- you know. - Okay.
- Oh, my God. - So, you thought because
she said the oyster comment,
that they were ramping up. - But I had already--
It wasn't-- it wasn't them that had told me.
- Okay, someone else told you. - Like, that-- it wasn't them.
Someone else-- - Thank you.
- That we were gonna bring up the smell.
- [indistinct].
- Who is the person?
- It's someone that's not even on the cast.
- Stop talking to they.
Whoever they is, don't talk to they no more.
- Why do they think we would bring up
a specific rumor about-- - Chile.
- It's-it's-- hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
Is it someone affiliated with this show?
- No.
- Is it someone who knows these ladies?
- Yes.
- Is it a hair or makeup person?
- Not us playing charades. - No, no.
- Okay. Is it-- - Is it someone
suing someone for money,
trying to extort them for money?
- Yes. - They might be, but still.
- Okay. - You know who it is.
- I don't know whoever that lady is,
if that's what you're talking about.
- Yes, it's someone extorting money.
- You're talking about the lady with Blakk?
I don't know her.
- Yeah, this had nothing to do with me.
- Do you know who this is? - I don't know that lady.
- I don't even know this lady.
- You know who this person is? - Yes, I do.
- You just figured it out. - Yes. I know who it is.
- No, she already said earlier-earlier,
context clue.
She said it was the girl who is suing Blakk.
- No, no, no, that's not it.
Not-- that's not what I'm saying.
- Okay, oh, okay. - I'm not saying that that's-
that's who told me about the oysters.
I'm talking about the Blakk situation.
- Okay, fine. Let's go on to the oysters.
- Oh, okay.
- Okay. Okay, let's go back to the scene.
- Yeah. - Someone that's affiliated
with these ladies told you... - Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
- ...that they were planning to bring it up.
- Yes, and-- - Okay.
Were y'all planning to bring this up?
[sighs] - No. - No.
- Listen, I didn't even know about this story.
- I didn't know. - It's not something
that is in our frontal and would like of.
- Andy, but that's not foreign
for these ladies to try
and dig up past things on people.
- All right, but I'm just-- I'm just trying to parse this.
- But that's not what was-- that's not what was happening.
- We were all on this bus, talking about Thanksgiving.
- Yeah, yes. - Yeah.
- Drew-- she's like, "You should fry fish."
- And what does that mean to you?
I'm sorry. - Oh, it means--
- She's making the-- - She's bringing it back.
- The connection.
- Okay, but I never knew that. You're overthinking.
- And I-I- I might be overthinking.
- Because you were on a mission
to find it to be true.
- I relate to K so much on all this
and I know she may look crazy, but she's not!
- I look crazy as hell. - Okay.
- You are me, and I am you.
This first season, I put it all out there,
- Mm-hmm. - Especially with Phaedra
and that whole-- Girl, I was trying to put--
Push a square peg in a circle hole.
I was gonna make it work. - Try to figure it out.
- So, that's what I was attempting to do
when I should have let it flow,
and let it play out, and then say,
"Well, you know what? I know about this."
- Well let me just say this.
I understand your perspective,
so I appreciate you for sharing it
because it is scary being a part of this group,
the people that will try to come into this sisterhood,
infiltrate, and place wedges.
- Yeah.
- So, Porsha and K. Michelle,
we discussed the thing with your ex.
Could it be that this person also
was either trying to get back at her...?
- In-in timeline-- - One hundred percent
and she's saying today
he said I was still with him or sleeping with him.
- He was saying-- he-he did.
- Anywhere around, that's not-- that's not true.
- He said that, oh, he said he had left your home.
He said all of that. - Okay, and so-
So, where do the two of you
stand now, Porsha and K? - Uh-uh-uh.
- With Porsha, I feel like,
we have this respect for each other.
Like, we have a good time. We laugh.
We go on about our business,
and when it comes to that,
I don't have a hate in my heart for you.
- Okay.
- I truly hated that all these obstacles
and things were thrown at you for you to come at me
because, at the end of the day,
I've been a K. Michelle fan. - Mm-hmm.
- And so, I'm actually glad that today we, you know,
I guess we did have a sisterly argument.
- Yeah. I think-- - And, you know, I'm--
I hope we can move on.
I do, 'cause I root for you on this show.
- I mean, I'm so happy y'all are able to move on.
- Yeah. - But in your interview,
you said K. picked the wrong team,
but I was accused of having alliances.
What-what did you mean by her picking the wrong team?
- Well, team, meaning over there.
There is no necessarily team. - Who's the team?
- But why is there a team? - She said already,
if hadn't made it to the hospital in time,
then things would have been different.
And I'm not saying that you choosing to be friends
or get closer with them was the issue.
What I'm saying is that when things started to happen--
- That's not how it came out. - Uh-uh.
- I couldn't get out of it,
you know, and then the plot came,
and then I couldn't get out of it.
- Okay. - And it just didn't seem
like a fair space for me to get to know you more.
And since Shamea wants to chime in,
I heard Shamea say,
"I'm not like the girls in the group
who thinks she's a liar,
who think she's delusional,
or the world hates her." - What?
- That's referring to this group.
- When did you hear me say this?
- You told K. - You said it in Dallas.
- No, I did not.
- You said, "These girls plot and scheme
just like y'all do on me." - I was letting her know,
'cause I knew she would see the interview,
that I don't think that you're crazy.
I don't think that you have
all these personalities that they're saying.
You're not triggered because you're on Ambien,
or drinks, like they say.
- We never said that, K. - I'm the target, right?
- We never said that about you. - Because it's easy--
- When she came in my room, she was like,
"You have a good heart, but you be pissin' me off."
- She might not remember this 'cause she was on Ambien.
- She was like, "But I love--"
- Oh, see, and that might be the problem.
- It's easier to make me the fall guy
because I have so many conflicts
with so many of these women.
- Okay, and we're gonna-- we're about to get into that.
- And-and-and they're not gonna be--
- But I don't want-- I don't want you to be
the fall guy because you've never told me
not to talk to them.
I don't want you to be the fall guy.
- Okay, so, all right. Okay. Drew and K. Michelle,
you definitely had somethin' that lasted all season.
Where do the two of you stand now?
Can you move forward?
- Drew, when it come to everybody
goin' back and forth,
baby, you know how to get under my skin.
And, you know, a little part of me,
you know, en-enjoy it. I'm like, oh, okay...
- Oh! - This is-- this is how we,
you know-- you know, doin' it.
- You go. I go. - So, there's no shade,
but I do-- I want you-- I really do--
I want everything in your family
and everything that's going on now--
I really want you to come, you know, up from under that,
and I want you to be okay.
I'm-- - I appreciate that,
and I really wanna see you, you know,
continue to communicate
and thrive in this-- in this group.
Um, so, I applaud you for taking that step today.
- Okay, we needed that. Let's hold there.
We'll pick it up after the break.
Coming up...
- You're being everybody's golden retriever,
and I've had enough of it.
All you keep doing is barking.
♪
- Welcome back. All right.
Meredith from Mesa, Arizona said, "Kelli,
do you ever feel like you're a rebound BFF
because Porsha and Shamea are no longer BFFs?"
- No, I'm not a rebound.
Me and Shamea have built a true relationship.
I can truly call and count on her.
- Jolene from Maine said, "Kelli,
if you think Frick and Frack are whack,
why did you ask Phaedra, aka, Frack,
to help you fight your ex-husband in court?"
- I didn't ask Phaedra.
Phaedra offered me her advice and her suggestions
in regards to-- - Well, why accept it?
- Me and Phaedra still built a relationship off-camera.
So, Phaedra did help me,
but I also wanna make this very clear.
I paid Phaedra's team $10,000.
- Okay. - So, in regards to everybody
like, "Oh, she got it for free,
she got it for free..." - That's a discount.
- The billable hours were well over $60,000.
- Would have been-- oh.
- Okay, well, the billable hours, baby, it--
- That is a discount. - Nice, friendly discount.
- Mm-hmm. - Oh, wow.
- I didn't say a discount. At the end of--
- She said it was a discount.
- She said it was a discount. - She said it was $60,000.
- Okay, whatever the case may be,
$10,000 was still paid to her company
whether it was billable or not.
It wasn't that much work to be done. Let's be clear.
- Oh, it was plenty of work to be done.
- Oh, chile. - My attorney that I had prior,
that I've paid over $250,000 to, okay,
had done a lot of work.
So, they were basically just taking
what was going on-- - We didn't use
any of your old work, Kelli.
We did not. - You didn't have to.
- Why are you discrediting what she was doin' for free?
- Yeah. - I'm not even--
I'm not discrediting.
- Yeah, you are definitely discrediting and minimizing.
- Okay, hold on, golden retrievers.
Hold on, Goddamn! - I had to pay $5,000...
- Jesus Christ!
- ...to respond to a cease and desist.
- That's your cease and desist.
I ain't got nothin' to do with that. Cease!
- Right. - Okay. Phaedra,
um, Kelli said, "Frick and Frack are whack."
How did it feel to see her actually say that?
- I was disappointed
because I've been a good friend to Kelli.
I've-- anytime Kelli calls me, I pick up,
and I've given her information
of great restaurateurs that could help her.
She's sitting right next to Pinky,
who is a restaurateur, and she never helped her.
- Yes, I have.
I have a lot of knowledge and a lot of experience.
Have I not helped you with my information?
- We've had great conversations, absolutely.
We've had great conversations. - Okay, thank you.
- Okay. So, okay. - Next!
- Stephanie from Patterson, New Jersey,
wants to know what's up with Rum Bum.
- Oh, my goodness, I'm so disappointed.
Unfortunately, I tried to get a deal done,
and they ain't heard nothin' but crickets.
This is a company that is family-owned,
and the father-- it's like his baby,
and he's, like, not trying to release it
by any means, so...
- Kelli, your second Nana's location
closed fairly quickly
after your grand opening. - It did.
- Did you bite off more than you could handle?
- It's unfortunate. I really did want it to work.
That was my third location
and my first time really having to close
an actual location because it did not do well.
So, it was hurtful for me. I think it was very hard.
- It was hurtful to me, as well.
- Yeah, thank you, Cynthia. - It was, like, ten minutes away from me.
- 'Cause you supported me all the time.
You know, it was a lesson learned,
and you move forward.
- Katrina from Long Beach, California said,
"Drew, why did you make a social media video
highlighting Kelli's restaurant's closure?"
- I get here,
and it is a lockbox on the door.
- 'Cause she's a loser. - Well--
Oh, gosh, here we go.
Well, actually, I've always supported,
you know, you. - You don't support me.
Girl, stop-- Stop it. - So, I was going to support,
but I just-- I just couldn't support.
And let's not sit here and act like--
- Drew lives all the way in Duluth.
- ...it's Drew when you have-- - And then she talks about,
oh, I'm gonna go get food for my kids.
You don't even have your kids.
Stop it. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, I have my kids, actually.
Um, and I always-- - You didn't have 'em then.
- Oh, wait, here we go. - You didn't have 'em then.
- Talking about kids. - Talking about kids,
and you don't like that.
Me and Kelli have never had an issue.
- We haven't. - Um, Kelli is just like--
- And you continuously do this whole thing with me.
- ...this chihuahua that just barks.
And one minute, we're cool.
Then you came for me for saying
I did not buy something... - 'Cause you lied.
- ...at your Balmain event and that I brought--
- You lied! Even Angela said you lied!
- And you're still talking about it.
- You lied!
- Wait, hold on, now. - They handle their business.
They're doing just fine.
- It's just performative, wanting a moment.
Just be a real person. - No, because y'all like
to make up issues. - Just be a real person.
- What's your issue with me? - What is the issue?
- The issue is, you're being everybody's golden retriever,
and I've had enough of it. - Yes, thank you.
- What? - And you have new teeth
and nowhere to sleep, you broke bitch.
- All you keep doing is barking.
Who's a broke bitch? - You.
- Who's a broke bitch? - You-you moved into Shamea's house
because you got evicted. - Angela, you're so bothered.
- Okay. - Girl, you've been hanging with Drew so bad
now you're lying. - Lies.
No, baby, I sit on these 12s by myself.
- Now, you're lying. Standing on them two inches.
That's all you've been doing, is standing
on them two inches. - Yeah, no, baby,
That's your money that's your two inches.
- That's all you're doing, is two inches.
- Not my-not my heels, baby.
Jimmy Choo.
I am--
The Oakleys are up, baby.
You better get on a winning team.
- The Oakleys was just drivin'
a 2012 Land-- Range Rover-- - The Oakleys are up.
- Purple Range Rover last season.
- Bitch, whatever. What? That was a 2020!
Bitch, are you crazy? - Girl...
- What is she even talking? - Okay, well, okay--
Okay, all right. - I've been had cars.
- You guys gotta end it!
- Get your friend. - But he won't film.
- Calm her down. - That's it.
- But he won't film. - Okay, again, cut.
Thank you. - She can't stop, Andy!
Make her stop! - You can't, either!
- All right. - We got it. We got it.
We got it. We got it. - Who is this man?
- All right, mmm.
- Kelli, we saw you sit down with an accountant
and ultimately decide against renting
a home that was outside your budget.
Have you found a new home?
- I did. So, I just wanted to make that very clear, too.
I had already found a new home.
It just wasn't gonna be ready until a certain period.
- Okay. - So, I had, like,
a two-week timeframe, and Shamea offered.
So, it worked out perfectly.
It's gated. It was safe. - And she didn't wanna do it.
I really had to pressure her to do it.
I'm like just-- yeah. - I didn't, you know.
I-- but I-I am grateful that I had a friend.
And like I said--
...whether it was two weeks,
two months, or two years,
it was an embarrassing situation.
I loved that we could actually talk about it,
and we can show what our real friendship looks like.
- Donnie from Houston, Texas said,
"Kelli, why would you let Jarvis pay
$70,000 for teeth?"
- I didn't have to pay for it.
It didn't come out of my pocket.
It was the most beautiful, thoughtful gift,
and there they are. - That's amazing.
- Yeah. - Given that you're
undergoing some financial hardships...
- Mm-hmm. - Did you maybe say to him,
"Let me make a side deal with the dentist
and give me 40 grand for my stuff."
- Right. - I know that's right.
- Well, who said that he didn't?
- Oh, okay.
- Right? - Oh.
- We got a lot of comments
about your confessional look,
uh, the T-shirt. - The T-shirt.
- ♪ T-shirt and my [indistinct] on ♪
- Would you like to defend that?
- Abso-fucking-lutely not.
Did you see how fabulous it was?
It was trending on Twitter for 48 hours.
- They were laughin'. - Was it trending for the right reasons?
- Hold on, now. - Listen, as long as it's trending,
that's all that matters.
Did you not see-- hold on. - Oh!
So, she's looking for a moment to trend.
- No, it doesn't work like that.
- Got it.
- No, ma'am. - Got it, girl.
- You're just doing the-- [indistinct] well--
- Look at the golden retrievers.
They're so bothered. - Make fun of us, that's it.
- Go over there.
- You know, I noticed that the-the ladies
that couldn't wear a T-shirt and heels
are bothered by it.
- You couldn't wear it, either. - Oh, I-I can't.
I don't wanna wear that for a confessional
with the-- - And with some--
with some sport socks. - Uh-uh...
- By the way, apparently, Zendaya just wore
that shirt, yes. - She did,
and she looked great.
- Hers was steamed, though. Steam the sleeve.
- You're so on trend. You're a fashion girl.
- Uh-uh. - I know, I'm trending.
I love it.
- Ooh, delu-lu-lu-lu-lu- lusional.
- Everybody is so bothered. [laughing]
- I'm not. - Oh, my goodness.
- Uh, TT from Southern California said,
"Kelli and Shamea,
the cleanliness of the rooms in Dallas...
- Oh, I see what you're talkin' about. - Oh.
- ...was out of Cynthia's control.
Why make such a huge deal and go so far
as to not go to dinner to prove your point?"
- The room was filthy, and then I--
- But why did the cleanliness of the room
impact you going to dinner? - Oh, my gosh,
we couldn't even shower. - We couldn't shower.
- I said, "Cynthia,
I know you didn't intentionally do this."
- Yes. - Mm-hmm.
- "But it is dirty." - Of course not.
- "We are not comfortable."
It wasn't until I watched some of the stuff back,
I'm like, damn, she really was,
like, pissed about it. Even on the bus--
- Yeah, and for a while, I was.
- ...on the bus when she was going on and on
and was like, "I'm not talking to you,"
I'm like, I was trying to diffuse the--
- No, no, at that point-- - Hold on, I'm not--
One second. - Okay, well, go ahead on then
'cause I would like to respond. - I was even trying to--
Oh, okay, can I please?
- Yeah, can you hurry up then-- - I was trying to dif--
- ...'cause I wanna say somethin'?
- Well, if you would stop talking, I could.
- All right, well, go ahead. - I was trying to--
- Okay, well, I got a dinner reservation, so...
- I was trying to diffuse the situation.
- I know that's right. [laughing]
- We gotta leave here at some point.
- It read on the show
that y'all were really beating it to death.
That's how it read on the show. - And I hate that.
I really do hate that. - Listen...
so, I walked through that house
with every single person on this couch,
through every room.
You never see any person, at any point, go,
"Oh, thank God I didn't get that room
because it was filthy."
When you called me, I said,
"Okay, I will get it taken care of."
But you guys, for whatever reason,
decided that you could film at the pool,
but you couldn't come and film at the dinner table.
- Well, we are doing a TV show.
- Yeah, I understand that, - And, I mean, we said
we weren't getting dressed. - But you still was on TV,
with the clothes on, by the pool.
- That's very true, but we was at the pool.
- We were in our same-- - Showered or not.
- We were in our same clothes. - But we weren't amongst y'all.
- And by the way-- - Y'all were looking amazing
in your fresh clothes-- - By the way--
- And we still had on our airport clothes.
- Right. - And-and I-I offered--
- Just to be honest. - At one point,
I said, "Hey, you know what?
If you guys wanna stay with me,
you can stay in my room." I had a big room."
- That wasn't until after. - Well, I offered it.
So, now, it's, like, maybe day number two.
I kept being told that the room is clean.
- That's the thing, I think it's a miscommunication
because you were telling us, "It's been handled.
Are y'all tryin' to sabotage my trip?"
And I'm like, "Cynthia--" - And it hasn't been.
- No, no, no. - One second.
It had not been handled, and we were trying to tell you
that it hadn't been handled. - Okay, okay.
- And you thought we were just bitching
and just wanna keep going on and on about it,
and I'm like, but this is day two,
and it's still not handled.
- Listen, I would like to apologize
for the rooms being dirty. - We have never had beef.
- Okay, Shamea Morton-Mwangi from Atlanta, Georgia
wants to know, "Cynthia, at what point
did you decide you didn't like Shamea?"
- Oh, Lord. - Uh, first of all,
there was no point that I decided I didn't like Shamea.
Of course, I like Shamea.
Shamea and I never had a problem.
We went back and forth in Dallas about these rooms.
Before that, we never had an issue,
and that is the God honest truth.
- You were my voice of reason last season
when I was going through it,
so I appreciate you.
- All right, thank you. - Shamea, what is
your update on your journey for a baby boy?
- We're down to our last boy,
but I would be lying if I didn't say,
one, I'm scared.
We made it, um, right--
a few days shy of the first trimester,
and she miscarried.
- Dang. - I'm sorry.
- Sorry to hear that.
- I'm sorry, Shamea.
- Will you try again?
- If I can get an embryo.
I mean, I don't have any embryo.
- Right, right.
- That's tough. - Um...
- I'm sorry.
- Is Gerald a support to you during this?
- Absolutely.
It's not just me affected by it.
You know, it's him, too, you know.
It's emotionally, um, draining.
- I'm sorry.
A lot of viewers were concerned for you
that Gerald was putting too much pressure on you
to have a boy.
- He's never put that pressure on me.
I put it on myself.
Um, when we got together,
we expressed that we wanted to have a big family,
but I'm his wife, and as his wife,
I just feel like that one thing
I wanted to be able to give him,
and I feel like a failure that I can't do it.
- Shamea, as your friend
and as someone who has gone through
the IVF journey,
I understand the disappointment,
and I also understand
that when you're down to nothing,
God is up to something.
- All right, now. - I also understand
that there's no final say
in what is supposed to happen.
You are strong.
I'm so sorry wholeheartedly
that you are going through this.
My heart goes out to your whole family.
- Thank you. I appreciate that.
- Yeah, and I appreciate you sharing your story.
I think it, you know, really resonates
with a lot of women out there.
- I'm sorry.
- Thank you.
♪
- I was a little irritated with Angela.
For some reason, she just keeps jumping
into everybody else's, like, drama.
Like, it's so weird to me.
- You're crazy.
[laughing]
- What's up? You all right?
- I'm okay. - All right,
long as you're all right. - It's crazy.
You know, Shamea and any of the women
just talk about you.
Like, leave me my husband alone.
- I had a husband for 11 years
and didn't need to get pregnant to have one.
- You got more smoke for me than the people
that are trying to fuck your husband.
- Tried to fuck?
- Female should never put a man's name in they mouth,
if you're a real female. - Right, as much as she's talked about you,
it's just like, why does she wanna talk about you so much?
- Yeah, we'll see Shamea and the whole gang
runnin' around like Barry Sanders.
[sighs] - Bye, Charles.
I love you, bye. [laughing]
- I swear I'm coming.
- Oh, Jesus.
- Five, four, three, two.
- Angela, you had quite the season.
Did you fix the issue with your fans? And--
- Yes, we have fans now, and I have a fan
for all of the ladies here. - Oh, yay!
- It will not snatch your wig up.
- Them fans be sounding like motorboats.
- I have a fan for all of the ladies.
- Oh, yes.
- Did Charles give you his half of the 50 grand?
- Charles has given me more than enough
to do anything I need to do.
So, my husband is supportive. - Okay.
It seemed, in the finale, like things
between you and Ahmauri
were heading in the right direction, again.
- You were right about a lot of things,
about getting married
and the work you have to put into a marriage.
- I didn't wanna be right.
I want you to be happy. - Yeah.
- How are things now?
- Oh, Ahmauri and I are great, and, um, we have
the rest of our lives to love on each other.
- That's good.
- Um, has Ahmauri's wife come to see you and Charles?
- Well, you know, she used to live with us.
- Okay. - People are unclear
of the anger or the frustration in this situation
with my daughter and her marriage,
and a lot of that stems from my daughter's wife's family
not being receptive of my daughter.
- Mmm. - Okay.
- So, how am I welcoming your daughter into my house?
I love her child.
And when she come to town, my daughter has to leave.
- Yeah. - Oh.
- Has Ahmauri spoken to her siblings yet
about the nature of her relationship?
- Well, Avan knows.
Like, when I saw him looking down the stairs,
I was like, ahh. - I know. I saw that, too.
I was like, well, he knows now. - He knows.
- That was so cute. It's like it's over with.
- So, then-- but-- so, then why did you feel the need
to pressure Ahmauri
into telling her brother and sister
that she had married?
- I don't feel like it was pressure.
I feel like it's a family, and I-I wanted my family
to have that conversation.
- Molly from Galveston, Texas said, "Porsha,
as someone who has recently come out to the world
about your sexuality, what are your thoughts
on Angela and Ahmauri's situation?"
- I-I can see both sides.
- I mean, Ahmauri is very... - Not you're a expert.
- ...young, and I can't-- - How old is she?
- Been gay for two weeks. - I'm not a long-time lesbian.
- That's what-- that's--
- She said you're a whole lesbian, guys.
- I am, but I-I will say-- I will say, like, it's--
you know, when it comes to kids, it is difficult.
You know what I mean? - It is.
- Yeah.
- Angela, there is a discourse online that
somehow you're not accepting of her lifestyle.
- I know, which is-- - So, could you speak to that?
- My daughter came out to me when she was 12 years old.
- Wow. - Okay.
- We went and got coming out cookies.
- Aww. - Aww.
- And then I was like, "This means nothing to me,
who you love." - Yeah.
- You know, even introducing
this new lifestyle to the group,
um, with Angela... - Mm-hmm.
- ...she's been very supportive. - Yeah, can-can I--
- Did she get you coming out cookies?
- No, I need to. - She didn't.
- I owe you some coming out cookies.
- And I'm looking for 'em. - They had a rainbow cake.
- And it was damn good.
- Well, she said it was for the both of y'all.
- That was so good. [laughing]
- Yes. - Okay, uh, one of the things
that Angela and I connected with
when she first became a part of this circle
was the fact that she has a gay daughter,
and I have a gay daughter, as well.
- I definitely, um, ended up meeting a couple of girls
that I thought were cool, like, in a romantic aspect.
- So, you like guys and girls.
- Yeah, and that's just what it is.
- I hope to God that whatever gender
Noelle decides to be with,
I pray that she never feels like
she has to go get married behind my back.
- Right. Yeah. - That would devastate me.
So, I felt really sad for you in that moment.
- And I felt sad that she felt like
she couldn't come to me and tell me that.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- And she didn't feel comfortable because...?
- You're too young. Like, girl, don't get married.
We got a life to live.
She-- into the best schools, traveled the world.
I planned her life. I had 'em when she was 18.
- Got it.
We have one more question for you, Angela.
- And it's from Pinky Cole from Atlanta, Georgia.
- Ooh, Pinky.
- Why do we all look surprised?
- She wants to know, "Angela, where is your receipt
for Pinky's wife in the basement?
Can you prove it?" - Oh!
- Receipt so I'm gonna give you a cease and desist, too.
- So, Pinky, uh, there has been, you know, rumors
that you swim in the lady pond, and so--
- Well, she said-- she said-- - I-I acknowledge that.
I said I munched before. - Yeah, you acknowledged that,
and maybe somebody just spent the night
a little bit longer than the night that
y'all invited her over. [laughing]
- But where did you get that from?
- From the same place-- where did you get that
my husband does not like me?
- Um, I don't know.
I probably was just hurling shit.
- No, so, see, that's the same. Come on, now.
- Okay, so, I can be honest about that.
So, where'd you get that from?
- No receipts required. Yeah. - No receipts required.
- Okay. - So, you ain't got no receipt.
- All right. - The receipt is--
- You ain't got no receipt. Okay.
- Coming up...
- Falcons, Hawks-- I'm still wanting you
to give me those names. - But you shut me up.
You put a $100,000 amount on there.
- Pay up, bitch! Speak up or-or pay up!
- She's been called Sha-meana, Sha-messy, Sha-liar,
and a few other names in between.
Shamea, you took my advice at the last reunion
to vocalize your feelings, and, oh, did you run with it.
[laughing] - Mm-hmm.
- The newly outspoken queen of Sterling Hall
found herself in a sterling brawl
with just about everyone in the group.
Take a look.
- Would you like to take Drew aside
and give her a-an apology? - No, I would not.
- Why would Shamea lie on you? - Well, she doesn't like me.
- Oh. - I didn't know that.
- You were the one that said, "You're only with the Hawks
so you can have easy access to the players
'cause you fuck all of 'em." - Oh!
- Wow.
- You became relevant because of your last name
because you fucked a NBA player.
- Whoa. - Uh, and married him.
- Oakley-- - And married him.
- But you had to fuck him first, right?
- And married him.
- I see her fightin' everybody.
She's, like, mentally checked out
and probably feeling like everybody is the enemy.
There has been a cloud over Shamea,
and I want her to heal from whatever that cloud is.
- Shamea, did you expect to be at the center of
a lot of conflict this year?
- In the beginning, no. I owned my shit.
Last year, I was fighting with Drew,
fighting with Angela, and I was wrong.
And coming into this,
I wanted to get to know these girls,
but then I felt like there was an alliance formed,
and I felt like they became the lapdog
that they called me.
- They were off fighting other people's battles.
- Pinky and K. Michelle,
you were vocal about the change in Shamea.
How did it feel to see the change happen
in real time? - The Shamea that I know,
prior to me being in the girl group, is bubbly.
She got a big personality.
Everybody wants to be around her.
She's the life of the party.
Like, you get around her,
and if you're having a bad day,
your bad day turns into a good day.
- Thank you. - Aww.
- And I mean that.
Seeing her navigate through all of these arguments,
I'm like this ain't you. Like, snap out of it.
What is going on?
So, I pray that after this,
whatever that cloud was, like,
it evaporates because--
- Well, you're looking at the cloud.
- Which is why we're here. - Okay. Okay, so...
- Wait... we're the cloud?
- So, everybody over here is the cloud?
- And that's the unfortunate thing.
I started feeling like, damn, you know, I'm damned if I do.
I'm damned if I don't.
If I speak up about it, I'm wrong.
If I don't speak up about it, I'm a pushover, I'm a lapdog,
and I'm sweeping it under the rug.
- Um, Marsha from Glendale said,
"Shamea, you have beef with everyone on the cast.
What responsibility do you take for this situation?"
- I've owned it. I mean, and I do own it.
With, uh-- you okay, Drew?
- I'm listening. What-what-- - Okay, yeah.
You-you was like-- - Why...?
- I'm gonna tell you. - No, I'm actually listening to you.
- Okay. - Oh, thank you.
With the situation with Drew last year,
I asked the question about you and Dennis,
and it was-- and then she said that I said,
"Are you effing Dennis?"
That's not how I said it.
But no-- but there was no accountability, right?
That was the first thing.
That's how we kinda got off that.
- That's where it started. - At that--
- And we can talk about last year now.
It's fair for everybody. - Yes.
- That's how it started, right? - Okay.
- Mm-hmm. That's where-- how it started.
- And no one put me up to that. T-That was my question.
I was defending somebody, right? - Oh, exactly.
- Exactly. I-I'm telling you.
- Nobody asked you to be defending me.
- So, that was the-- for-for-for me,
that felt like a two-- - I-I already said that.
- A two versus one that I didn't deserve, yet again.
- Right. So, I apologized, right?
Even on my YouTube apology, I'm sorry.
At Kelli's event, I'm sorry. - You apologized, right?
And then the same outfit, the same look,
you, also, you-you shaded me. - I could've went worse.
Yeah, I said I could've went harder.
- And you said, "You know, I could have went worse.
I went nice, but I went-- - Yeah, because--
- I could go harder on you." - Okay, okay.
- And hold on. Let me-- let me-- let me speak.
- That sounds like a threat. - Okay.
I don't mean to hurt your feelings.
If I ever lend an apology, it's authentic.
It's coming from a real space. - Yeah.
- Just apologize
and then let's move forward. - I did. Oh, my God!
Okay, but now I'm done apologizing. - Mama was praying for y'all.
- You shouldn't apologize and say, "But..."
You can get this smoke. I apologize, but...
- No one has yet to apologize to me,
but I've moved on. Down to Angela,
I thought we finished it last year, and I--
- No, you didn't 'cause you then said
I set my husband up in the off-season.
You started this season--
- I said your receipts didn't land,
and they didn't! - No, you said--
- Me and Phaedra ain't even tight like that,
but it didn't land. - But I see you in a picture
with the man, Shamea.
- I take a picture-- - I let it go.
- I take pictures with everybody.
- But him of all particular-- - I work for the Hawks.
- I don't even know which guy it is.
Can you show it to me? I don't even know.
- But I showed him to you at your house.
This is him with you.
Shamea, you don't know this man,
so he just know everybody.
- Cheers if your name is Angela,
and your husband is cheating on you.
- Uh-uh. - Wait, what?
- I let that go. I let go of the fact that--
I let-- - But I don't know,
this is my first time hearing this, FYI, Andy.
I've never heard Angela say anything about Junebug.
- You're not-- I brought-- I showed you the picture
at your house, Shamea. - Okay, I don't know. I'm confused.
- Oh, my God. - Okay, all right, go on.
We have a question from Angela Oakley
from Atlanta, Georgia. [laughing]
- These questions are crazy. Yes.
- Uh, Shamea, looking back at the season,
what was the biggest lie you told on camera
that you thought nobody would catch?
- Well, they aren't as big as the ones that you told.
- What lie have I told? - Girl, Falcons, Hawks--
I'm still wanting you to give me those names.
- But you shut me up.
- George-- no, I didn't.
- What does a cease and desist mean?
- And I'm-- I-I said it. The cease and desist--
- You put a $100,000 amount on there, girl.
- Pay up, bitch! Speak up or-or pay up!
Angela, if you have those receipts, speak up.
- Cease and desist means shut up.
- Am I correct, Phaedra?
- No, a cease and desist means shut up.
- When you're supposed to speak--
- Okay, so, a cease and desist
legally means you want someone to stop doing something.
- Unless... in-in this paperwork,
it says-- - I-- no.
- And see, I don't-- I didn't read your letter.
- It did not say "unless."
- It does say it. I'll show it to you.
- It says cease and desist... - It absolutely says it.
- ...and do receipts. - So, you're saying--
so, if she doesn't come up with the name, what?
- With a receipt, shut up. - You're gonna sue her?
- If you can't produce the names, then shut up.
- But you don't have an actionable plan.
But you never gave me the chance.
You shushed me. - Girl, please.
- Okay, "Drew, why did you pretend Terry surprised you
with a horse at Shamea's Halloween party?"
[laughing] - Pretend?
- 'Cause he was Jay Z.
- Wh-why are you sayin', "Pretend?"
I don't know that man. I do not know that man.
- Who invited him to Shamea's? - Exactly.
- Walter did. - Walter, Kenya's ex?
- Yes. - all: No!
[laughing]
- Hairstylist. - No, no, no, no, no, no.
- No, her hair guy. Her hair man.
- Oh, your hair guy. Okay. - My hair stylist, Walter.
- When I-- when-when-when-- - Let me ask you this.
Did Drew ever pay you back the $2,200?
- No, and let me tell you the problem with it, right?
There was no effort. There was no, "I'm sorry."
There was no nothing. - I apologize.
I will definitely apologize. - Thank you.
- I share in the frustration of the horse, okay?
- I didn't even know what to do, okay?
- Yeehaw! - I was very mortified--
- Taken aback. - Embarrassed,
taken aback, flabbergasted, cringed out.
- And I didn't wanna embarrass you, but it's like
you didn't even own it. It was like, damn, like...
- So, I wanna-- we-we can agree.
This is probably the one thing we can agree on.
- You know what? The apology is enough for me.
I know what you're going through.
- Okay, good. - Amen.
- I know what you're life is like, right now.
- All right. - Great.
- I don't want your money.
I wanted your apology. - The apology.
- Yes. - Okay, good.
So, just to wrap up this conversation,
where do you see yourself fitting into the group
after this season? - Um...
[sighing, laughing]
Well, I tried to approach them
as best as I could this season,
and I felt like it went downhill
when it was implied that I was the one trying
to create a division on this side of the couch.
There's no one on this side that I said anything about.
I didn't put a battery in Kelli's back.
I've never confided in Kelli about anything
that has been shared with me with Porsha.
- Huh.
That's actually not true.
- I've never confided in Kelli about anything
that has been shared with me with Porsha.
- Huh...
That's actually not true.
- That is very true. - It is true.
- There's a friend who, uh-- - I've never talked to--
- ...Shamea's friends with,
and she told me that she had gone out with you
and a friend-- She didn't specify Kelli,
'cause she knows we're on the show.
But she said that you were talking about me.
- I never talk about Porsha, right?
- That's not true. - That's not true.
- Cynthia, can you--
even last year, Andy, when you said that Porsha
has always you to be a part of the friend--
- Um, Andy, can we-- can we have this quick conver--
we need to have a very housewife conversation.
- I have a text message that proves a lot of this stuff.
- What is that? - Evidence.
- Of what? - This is a text message saying,
"It's gonna be hard that you have to go against me
"to get on the show, but I love you.
"So, be your ass there."
- This was in reference to a party that Shamea had,
and she invited an ex of mine.
- I was-- actually, I did say-- - Um, Andy, what I was trying
to bring around was-- - And you said,
"I hope you get what you want."
- ...back in the day,
she started this whole thing of talking behind my back
to the girls years ago. - Girl...
Nobody-- - It continued this season.
- You stopped being my friend years ago.
- Cynthia, you can speak to that.
- Yeah. I-I-I will say
that we have had conversations in the past.
We talked about it on the show, maybe last season,
that Porsha wasn't a good friend. You--
- Yeah, we talked about it on the show.
- But this was around NeNe, Sheree, the whole last cast.
- What? - I can't speak for them.
I will say those conversations definitely happened.
- Okay, well, from high school-- - About your own friend.
- Girl, you were not a friend.
- Well, from high school to housewives,
Porsha and Shamea once had an unbreakable bond,
but after a friendship shattering dinner in Scotland,
there was little hope that Shamea would ever again
be known as Porsha's "friend of."
Watch.
♪
- My snow bunnies. [laughing]
- Porsha only got her titties all up into you.
- Oh, I thought that was nurturing.
- Shamea did say that there is some uncomfortable issues.
- With me? - Yeah.
- I talked to Shamea.
She met with Kelli and Brit.
The girls was just talking about me the whole time.
- You got to watch the dog that brings the bone.
- Porsha and I agreed years ago that we would not let
our parents' friendship affect ours.
♪
You posted about my mom. - I-- I don't-- listen.
- But you didn't post about that your mom
tried to sleep with my dad.
[gasps] - No, Shamea.
- And your mom slept with your father's brother.
- Ooh. - You and your mother
are lowdown, dirty snakes.
- She needs to be liked so bad.
- What I see in those eyes, is the same shit
I've seen in anybody's eyes
who wish hate upon me. - Mmm.
- Until that spirit get up off of her,
I ain't fucking with it!
♪
- Well, let me say, it obviously saddens me
and, I think, probably everyone watching that,
how ugly things became between the two of you.
Uh, is this the first time the two of you
have seen each other since you wrapped production?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
You're giving me the death stare.
- I'm sorry. I'm just confused
on why I'm reliving, hashing out a friendship
that was done last year.
- I'm gonna tell you. - Okay.
- Because we're talking about-- a little bit about
what happened this season.
I-I have to ask how your moms reacted
to the situation in Scotland.
- I'm not speaking on my mom.
- I haven't shown my mom the episode,
but, um, I talked to her about it.
She was saddened by it.
- Um, for the rest of you, your looks on your faces
in Scotland kind of said it all,
but how did it feel watching this situation
between Porsha and Shamea unfold in real time?
- It was horrible. - It was terrible.
- Horrible. - It was ugly.
- Really disgusting. - It was-- it was like
the worst thing ever.
Like, you know, I've seen a lot throughout the years.
- Yes, God. - And I feel like that,
like, putting their moms out there,
their business out there, you know, I don't know
what's true and what's not true.
I don't really care. - We don't wanna know.
- Like, I really just am very uncomfortable
to have their-- - Mm-hmm.
- Like, them fighting is one thing.
Having their moms put out there and their moms--
it-it just is something that made me very,
very uncomfortable.
- The first night in Scotland,
everyone agreed not to involve the children.
It seems like bringing up Pilar the next night
was the big trigger. - Triggering. Mm-hmm.
- Right, absolutely. - So, why bring her up?
- Well, she said that I have been telling people
that I spend time with her daughter.
- Okay. - You-you told me.
- Dennis is the reason why I even can get to talk
or see Pilar.
If it wasn't for Dennis, that would never happen.
I wasn't saying it to be nasty or take it to--
- I didn't say you said it to be nasty.
- I-I didn't say you said that.
- Okay. - I'm just letting it be known.
- Okay.
- Do the kids have a relationship anymore?
- She just saw her at-- My daughter just saw them
at this "Toy Story--" [clears throat]
- Let's stop talking about my daughter.
- They saw-- she saw them at the "Toy Story."
- Let's stop talking about my daughter.
- And she was cordial. - Let's stop talking about my daughter.
- Well, I was asked a question, but okay.
- And I wanna stop talking about my mother.
- Anyway, okay. - As a viewer,
you two were co-existing in the group.
- Yeah, all hell didn't break loose
until we got to Scotland. - Yes.
- I thought they had did a really good job
of just being cordial and, you know,
respectful to each other's space.
- It seemed like Porsha was advocating for you
with the Angela accusation relating to you and George.
- You can do your investigating all you want,
but when you start lying and shit...
- I-I get it.
- I'm gonna go let Angela know it's done.
Okay, I think we're all agreeing
just to leave it where it's at.
- Did you take it that way when you saw that?
- No, I took it like everybody was quiet,
like they always are when it's something involving me.
- I'm talking about in Scotland.
- Porsha definitely advocated for you.
- Okay.
- Victoria from Warner Robins, Georgia said,
"Porsha and Shamea, you two have shared
"many of the same friends for years outside of the show.
"How has the breakdown of your friendship
"affected those relationships?"
- It-it's almost as if it didn't even happen,
and we know damn well they see it on the show.
- Right. - But we just don't--
it's not something that I talk about.
I've moved on. - Well, I have,
since they have seen on the show
that we're not friends,
I have gotten conversations with them
that things have been said about me in the past
that I wasn't privy to. - That's funny.
That sounds so verbatim
to what we always say. - Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
- Like, the things that you do to me,
you say it back to me as if that's somethin'
I've done to you that's not true.
- Girl, yes, absolutely, you did.
- Last year, at the reunion, you two
were kind of tentatively agreeing to co-exist.
- Yeah.
- I don't have an understanding
of where this goes after Scotland.
- There's a big difference in last year and this year.
- Absolutely.
- Um, as hard as it was to find out that alliances
were happening, and she was acting out in certain ways,
I still thought to myself, you know, over the time--
now, at the reunion, heated, but once some time had passed,
I still talked to myself. You know what?
Maybe this was her acting out.
Like, what the-- maybe she just couldn't,
and then all these things.
I made up all these excuses
for her along the way of trying to heal
and figure out was there a way to come back.
And this season, honestly, I-I still wasn't closed off
against Shamea. I just was like,
you know what, let me be indifferent
until I feel something again.
She's always looking at me with endearing eyes
because she still misses the friendship.
I see that, and I'm not an evil person.
So, at some point, it's like, well,
you decide to put those things aside
because those are between she and I.
When it happened at the dinner table,
and my daughter was brought up,
and my mom was brought up,
the truth was, this was not your true friend.
This was not someone who truly loved you
and had your best interest.
This was someone who possibly was there
for other reasons, and that's okay, too.
I had just come to the realization
that I just would not go back.
I just will hope that is respected.
- Same question for you, Shamea.
- I agree, and the feelings are mutual.
I sat back and watched certain things over the years
that I kinda swept under the rug
that really gave me pause.
I swept under the rug and was trying to see
the better side of it because, like y'all said last year,
I absolutely did grieve that friendship.
- Mm-hmm. - I did miss Porsha.
- Yeah. - We had a lot of great times,
which is why
during this season, it was okay.
I could look at her with-with endearing eyes,
as she says, because the love is always gonna be there.
- Mm-hmm. - But the-the friendship, no.
You know what I mean?
In Scotland, it all kinda came to a head, right?
And it's not just Porsha.
It was everything, and-and it just went to hell.
- Well, I'm glad that the two of you
are at least reflecting
what each other's saying
because that's at least
some sort of mutual agreement,
and it is sad.
- We are back.
And, ladies, it has been an epic season
full of drama, laughter, and unforgettable shade.
Looking back on today and the season,
I'm curious if each of you has one lesson
that you're gonna take away.
- While we've had a lot of division,
I think when we have moments of clarity,
we move forward.
I mean, I know some friendships are definitely fractured
beyond repair, but, you know, God can fix anything.
- Amen. - Amen.
- Drew?
- Whew... We cried. We laugh.
We almost had fights.
You know, um, but there was a lot of love.
And what I learned today, that there's perspective.
- Mm-hmm. - People are not crazy
for no reason, because we're all going through life,
and it's hard for everybody. - Mm-hmm.
- So, having grace for each other.
- Grace. - And being able to...
apologize, uh, take accountability,
and, um, also forgive. - Mm-hmm. Amen.
- Pinky Cole?
- I learned how to be around very powerful women, right?
- Amen. - We may all have our stuff,
but I admire every single person on these couches.
- Angela Oakley? - I've learned that--
to let things go that should be let go.
- Mmm. Yeah.
- Stop chasing friendships that don't need to be chased,
answers, conversations that don't need to be had,
and let the chips fall where they may.
- Shamea?
- I-I think if we all lead with-with loving hearts,
I think we'd be able to see what each other
are trying to say a lot more clearly,
um, forgiveness, and just really moving on
and finding the good in each other.
- Amen. - Cynthia?
- Outside of if I do a girls trip,
to make sure the rooms are clean before we get there...
[laughing] - I know that's right.
- I have learned to meet people where they are.
You know, for me, Shamea, we have a lot of history.
Hopefully, after today, we'll be able to reset
and move forward. - Yeah, for sure, absolutely.
- Because ag-again, it's about just--
- Yes. [sighs]
- All right. - Oh, bring it in.
[laughing] - Hi.
- Aww, that's nice.
- And since I'm over here, hey, y'all.
- Yeah, go ahead. Make your rounds.
- Let me just go ahead and hug on the lady
that's saying I slept with everybody.
- Girl. - Wow.
- Oh, nice. - This one, too.
- I love it. - Everybody, yes.
- Nice. - Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
- Muah, okay.
- Just in case. - Exactly. You never know.
- All right. - Just give me some love.
- Um, Kelli?
- You know, I came in this season
literally going through hell. - Yeah.
- And I was still able to hold my fucking head up high.
- Mmm. - Yes, very good.
- So, for me, I think it was just about, you know,
you don't stay down long. - Amen.
- So, when it comes back up, baby, just know I'm coming.
- Okay. - K. Michelle?
- Oh, I learned a lot.
Whew... [laughing]
All that had happened, don't live tweet.
But I've also learned that, you know,
don't expect the worst. - I love that one. It's a win.
- Sometimes the, you know, the best is there,
and it can happen. - That's good.
That's really good. - Yeah.
- I love that. - And before I get to Porsha,
I just wanna say let's be mindful of the place
that we ended things before we hit the keyboards.
[laughing]
You know what I mean? Like, fun shade,
not blow up the bridge shade.
I want you to be able to start the season, next season
in this place. - Yes.
- And not in a bad place. - I agree.
- Okay, and Porsha?
- I'm glad that we were able to talk today.
- Yes. - I'm glad that, you know,
some new beginnings are starting.
And, like, I think this season,
as hard as some of it was,
it was fun as hell to me.
- It was. - It was. It was.
- I feel like I had the most fun this season.
- Yeah. I agree. - I did, too.
- We are the sisterhood that is gonna usher
this new housewife of Atlanta
into the next level. - That's right.
- We got what we need in this sauce, right here.
So, I say that. We did that. - Let me say I had--
I had fun today like I used to have fun in the day.
- See? [cheers and applause]
[laughing] - All right.
And on that note, before we go,
I have a special surprise for you ladies to enjoy.
- Oh!
♪ [bagpipes playing]
- Here we go.
♪
- Hey!
- Unh-unh. Unh-unh. Unh-unh.
It's so Atlanta. - Bring it. Bring it. Hey.
- Thank you for a very memorable season.
And to the fans, thank you for watching.
That's a wrap on RHOA Season 17!
[cheering] - Season 17!
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