Previously on
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
Do you remember?!
[tense music]
I can remember!
This is Dorit.
- So beautiful. - Oh, thank you. So are you.
- Excuse me-- - I'm really liking her.
Hijack my friend. [laughs]
What I loved about my friendship with Dorit
was that we would have fun and make each other laugh.
Did you see what you look like in this?
Oh, my God.
We could trust each other.
I am going to cheer you on like your own mother would.
[screaming]
[laughing]
To think about how much I trusted her,
how much we laughed, how she was my safe place,
and where we are now?
It's shocking.
God gave you two ears and one mouth for a reason.
- Can you let me talk? - It's okay, Kyle.
It's time for you to----ing listen.
Now what more do you----ing want from me?
You don't get to speak to me that way.
- He's doing it to hurt me. - Who knows?
We're not saying maybe he is, maybe he's not.
I don't think you understand, Kyle.
I think you just leave the whole PK thing alone,
like don't even talk about it, 'cause you're not--
Well, that's all she talks about right now.
[dramatic music] Grow up, Dorit.
I just wanna make sure I'm giving you a chance to speak.
- Is it okay? - Grow up.
The fallout between Dorit and Kyle
hurts the whole group.
I used to think Dorit and Kyle
could get past this.
I don't know.
I really don't know.
[dramatic music]
[upbeat music]
Hey, girls.
- Hi! - Hi.
- How are you? - Hello.
Gonna talk about some scheduling stuff?
I know, I know, I know.
Isn't it summer?
We have some social campaigns coming up.
I just feel incredibly burnt out
and I have not been to the Hamptons.
I'm normally there the entire summer.
If you're gonna go away, you should do it
sooner rather than later.
Honestly, I miss my New York friends so much.
The Hamptons is home for me.
I mean, I'm from New York,
so it's like literally my happiest place.
It's where every major thing that's happened in my life,
my ex proposed to me there, and then we went and had dinner
with my parents and everybody else.
Every birthday I've had,
there are pictures of me in the dunes of Amagansett,
naked as like a one-year-old, literally.
If I can bring Dorit, Dorit really needs to go out.
Yeah.
And Kyle's like, "Yeah, I'm just not like going out
and I'm not drinking and I get really tired
and blah, blah, blah." I'm like, girl.
My parents' house is actually really full,
but my friend is like, "Take my house, stay here."
- Oh, perfect. - I have five bedrooms.
Get the girls on board.
I hate petty mean girl sh--.
I hate it. I hate it.
I'm here to say I----ing hate it.
So, I think that if there is real love
there between Kyle and Dorit,
nothing would make me happier
than them being best friends.
Or even just close friends.
Or even just friends.
[phone ringing]
- Hi, gorgeous. - Hello, my darling.
Hi. okay, guess what? I'm gonna make you smile.
Oh, my God, oh, my God, I'm so excited!
I don't even know what you're gonna say.
Don't get that excited. Hold on.
I want you to come to the Hamptons with me.
[squealing]
I don't even need to think about it.
I will work it all out. Yes, yes, yes, yes!
Rachel, honestly, I could cry.
Oh, my God.
You don't even know how much I need this.
[intriguing music] Okay, but here's the thing.
It's me and you and Kyle.
I don't want you to get upset. I want you to be excited.
There's nothing that
- can make me upset right now. - Okay, great.
Things have been so sh-- recently.
I don't give a [bleep] where Kyle and I left it.
[scoffing]: She's gonna have to play nice.
There's nothing that's gonna stop me
from having fun this weekend.
- Okay, that was good. - Okay, we have one.
- Yay! - We have one.
Good work. Sounds like she's down to have fun.
[phone ringing]
Hi, there you are. Hi, honey. How are you?
I'm good, just running around, doing some errands.
You know how I have been talking about
having a hot girl summer and we've had the opposite of that?
Yes, I had no hotness.
So how about we do like a very quick weekend to the Hamptons?
Well, I'm going to say yes.
Okay, have you and Dorit spoken?
- No. - Oh, God.
We haven't spoken at all.
Okay, because I asked Dorit because
I just feel like she really needs to get out.
[intriguing music] Look at your face.
I mean, I don't want to continue arguing with her.
I would like to move on from this.
You guys cannot fight all weekend.
I'm going to have fun. If it's not gonna be that,
I'll just leave.
- Great. - Okay.
- Thank you for the invite. - Bye, Angel.
- Okay. Bye, love. - Bye.
Oh, my God. I can't wait for the stories.
[chuckling]
[upbeat music]
Did you get the diaper cream?
Hello! We're in here
in the family room.
- Hi, guys! - Hi, Miss Anna!
Did you get the things for the party?
Yes, yes. We have the bags and we have the tissue paper.
- Ooh! - Perfect.
- You said we're doing journals. - The journals came in, yeah,
and we'll get everyone a copy of my book, Rich as [bleep],
and sign it for them.
I don't think I've exactly been understood by these women,
so I'm gonna throw a little dinner party.
I wanted to invite you to a little party.
It is called The Manifestation Moment Dinner.
I love that idea.
Okay, okay, well that's fun.
What the hell kind of name is this?
I think it's gonna be a moment.
Outside of a small group of online haters,
I am absolutely typically praised for what I do.
I'm gonna approach this as authentically as I can,
invite them into my home,
share with them something I love,
open up my world, talk about manifestation,
and hopefully we understand each other all a little better.
I feel like what I've gotten to know about
these ladies so far
is everyone working on big things in their life.
- They all have big goals. - Mm-hmm.
When I'm in that situation,
I try to manifest the [bleep] out of it.
These are gonna be some of my classic journal prompts
that I've always used to teach about manifestation
and have us do some of that
- at the table. - Oh, cute.
Journaling is simply when you write down
your goals, your desires, your dreams.
It's an opportunity for self-reflection,
emotional regulation, clarity.
And really I just want everyone to create their best life.
Yeah, that'll be good vibes. I love it.
I think it's going to be really good vibes.
And I like to help people manifest intentionally
and on purpose. And I really want to have fun
with this with these ladies.
I love it.
Okay, I can get started on these.
- Yay! - Yay!
[upbeat music]
[sighing]
Oh, boy.
I've spent months trying to get PK to talk to me.
I don't know what his intentions are.
I don't know where his head is.
And right now, I feel like I'm in limbo.
And I don't have control over what happens next.
I know I need to do something about it.
[tense music]
Hi, how are you?
[upbeat music]
- How are you? - I'm good. I'm working hard.
Started with anything to drink?
- A Belvedere with club soda. - Mm-hmm.
- In a short glass. - Mm-hmm.
Three lemons, squeezed in.
And I'll have the Aperol Spritz.
Thank you. [Mo chuckling]
Thank you for inviting me to do this,
and I hope I can be of help.
I am not here to take a side.
I would like for PK and I not to be on opposite sides.
My biggest issue with PK at the moment
is that I literally cannot get him to communicate with me.
And I'm really hoping that Mo can help.
Maybe, as one of PK's closest friends,
Mo will nudge him in the right direction
so we can get on the same page,
because that is what's best for the kids.
I wanna hear what PK is saying.
What I know that he would love, um,
is to have a schedule with them
and to actually like, you know, be able to see them.
Thank you.
Um, I want him involved in their lives, Mo.
Of course, I mean, hopefully.
This is not something that I'm restricting him from.
Okay, I mean, according to him,
and I'm just, you know, he's--
- No, please. - He's texted you.
Um, he's asked to see the kids. He's asked to be with the kids.
He's never texted me once asking to see the kids.
He's given me his phone
and I've scrolled up and down the entire thing
and seen your replies, his replies,
the conversations about the kids,
the conversations about him asking for a schedule.
What you see is a very isolated--
Mo, listen to me.
He will tailor a story and make sure it's very one-sided.
I've seen it all, like I've seen--
- No, you haven't. - I promise you,
I have seen the spreadsheets
of his proposal on the money--
I haven't seen that.
He sent them to you. He showed me everything.
Mo, look at me.
Well, then you haven't opened them.
What he's telling you? Mo--
They're in your text. I promise you.
Let me break out my text
and see this proposal that I've never seen,
that PK has sent me.
I know PK's tactics. I know PK's game.
PK takes isolated messages and he shares them.
He'll either send them to people,
or he'll be with them, and he shows them,
"Look, look, look."
Only, he omits the context.
June 20th, and I still don't have a proposal.
I can only tell you what I've seen.
It's very easy for PK to create and peddle
a false narrative when I'm not around to defend it.
This is not the first, Mo.
This is the same old, same old.
I think the conversation's derailing into the wrong space.
Let's go to one thing and let's attack one thing.
He is telling me that he wants to see the kids.
- Right. - And you are telling me
that you want him to see the kids.
What's surprising is that if he wants to see the kids,
why is he telling you and not me?
- If you want to help Mo. - Yeah?
Then go to your friend and say to him,
PK, what's the matter with you?
She's tried to sit down and speak to you.
Tell him, you've got to think about your kids.
I am on his side.
- I'm not his enemy. - Okay.
I'm not keeping him from the kids.
- Okay. - I know what's going on
with them. I want to share.
- Love it. - I want him to be involved.
- I need him to be involved. - Great.
But he has to show up clear-headed.
Well, he's 100 % will do that.
He's never, he's always been clear-headed.
No. He started drinking again.
Yeah.
You have not been with him, you know,
he's not drinking every day and he's not over drinking.
I go to dinner with him. He's ordering, you know,
a glass of wine, maybe two.
We're not sitting there pounding it.
It's not what he's doing.
Okay.
He didn't stop drinking for a year because,
just for a casual thing.
He stopped drinking because he needed to stop drinking.
There's always two sides to every story,
and there's different perceptions.
And again, he has a completely different perception,
all that stuff, but for now, let's just, let's just...
Um...
it sounds to me like you guys have to talk.
Oh, wow. What a brilliant idea, Mo.
Even though I had my reservations,
there was a flicker of hope.
I wanted to believe
that Mo had the capability of being unbiased.
Oh, my God...
was I wrong.
I would love to continue this,
but I made-I have a dinner plans with a client.
- Um... - Let's go.
This is----ing two hours of my life
I will never get back.
This meeting was a complete waste of time.
[tense music]
[upbeat music]
Welcome to your new house.
Let's call Porter.
[phone ringing] Hi.
He looks like a stuffed animal.
You have a new puppy.
I don't want to keep you
because I know you're going to work.
I want to talk to you about something for real.
Last year, Daddy got an annulment.
[intriguing music] Okay.
But when I got the letter from the church,
it was addressed to Strack Brown,
like Daddy Strack, Mommy Brown.
It's weird, right?
Yeah.
I'm divorced and now the marriage didn't exist.
So the church sees me as Brown.
Okay, so you want to change your name?
[tense music]
Lots of mothers have different last names than their children.
I just never thought that would be me.
[emotionally]: Do you have any feelings about this?
I think it's good if it's what you want to do.
But it doesn't like make me less like your mother?
No.
A lot is changing in my life right now.
And women do this. I think that women my age,
kind of, um, 50 starts to change for women.
Physically, emotionally, our hormones are all crazy.
And then also, um, we become these empty nesters
where our baby birds leave,
and which presents this question of who are we?
Well, I love you. Go enjoy work,
and I will talk to you later.
- Bye. - Bye.
To lose your name on top of it is...
[melancholic music]
meaningful and difficult,
and, um, just another step that I'm taking
down this line of where am I, who am I,
where am I going,
and what is my true identity?
[sniffling]
Coming up!
[intriguing music]
- I'm done. I'm done. - That is weird.
[upbeat music]
Yes, yes, yes!
Oh!
This might be a start to an actual hot girl summer.
- This is cute, right? - I love a linen shirt.
I love a linen shirt.
Linen feels like it's giving Hamptons.
What about this? Another Lejeune's dress?
This is supposed to be hot girl summer, Jenn.
- Do you understand-- - Oh, are we still saying
hot girl summer?
I thought that was like two summers ago.
- It's a Hot Girl Summer? - Yeah, but she doesn't know
that and she keeps saying it, so I just go along with it.
Okay. Hot Girl Summer then.
[upbeat music continues]
Hi, Dee.
- Hi. - Hi.
I'm pulling some stuff out.
- For Hamptons. - Yeah.
This Dolce is my favorite.
All the-all the caftans.
Vintage Pucci that I got.
- Oh, yeah. - At the vintage show.
I love this Johanna Ortiz caftan.
- I can make it really tight. - She is Hamptons.
She is Hamptons.
This is like a vintage Chloe
from when Karl Lagerfeld was designing for--
Chloe even before Chanel.
To me, I sort of approach the Hamptons
like the south of France.
I'm wearing caftans.
I'm wearing backless dresses with lots of gold jewelry.
You know, you're not supposed to really wear heels
in the Hamptons, obviously.
That's not me. Said me never.
I'll keep packing the rest of these.
Thanks, my love.
We can narrow down some of them.
Do I need more bags or is six bags enough for two days?
[laughing] I think six is enough.
[upbeat music]
Thank you so much.
- How are you? Nice to see you. - Good, how are you?
Good thank you.
I figured I'd be the first one here at this hour.
I think I'm the only morning person
in this group.
- Hi, babe. - Hi.
Hi, good morning, even though it's dark out.
Oh, my God, you wear high heels?
Always.
- Hi. Oh, thank you so much. - Good morning.
- Oh, my God.
I wanted to see, may I, um, order some caffeine?
Nothing like a little
- coffee and caviar. - Right?
- Hello, girls. - Hi, babe.
- Hello, my darling. - Hi.
- Oh, I know. I know. - Do you believe?
- I'm dead. - Hi.
Oh, I just stepped on you. I'm sorry.
- Oh, don't worry. - Hi. Good morning.
Hi. Good morning.
[intriguing music] This is so awkward right now.
I don't know how you go on a vacation
with someone that you're not even speaking to.
She's in a weird mood because she's late.
Obviously, she came late.
And now we're about to start our little vacation together.
Yeah, cappuccino.
- I've had two already. - Oh, me too.
- Jesus Christ. - And now I'm on my third.
I've had two already and I haven't slept, you guys.
Me neither. I slept an hour and a half.
We have to sleep on the plane.
PK and I scheduled an emergency mediation
and he agreed to take the kids while I'm in the Hamptons.
Although, he didn't pick up the kids until very late last night,
much later than what we agreed.
Have a great flight, guys.
Thank you so much.
You know what? It doesn't matter.
There is nothing that is going to take away
the ability to have fun this weekend.
Good morning. How are you?
Good morning.
[upbeat music]
Let's go look at the table.
Mama was working on it earlier.
Don't think I'm going to do name cards.
And I think I'm gonna let
everyone just sit wherever they want.
And then I'm just gonna bring them their bag.
Hi, my love, look at your babies!
[chuckling]
No, kiss me like you mean it.
It's a little better. Look how pretty the table is.
It's adorable. Not all the girls.
Not all the girls are coming.
You know how you said Dorit can't come to our house
and yell at people at a table in front of our children
- and that whole thing? - Yeah.
I found out that Kyle and Dorit and Rachel
are going to the Hamptons.
You're inviting Dorit?
I didn't know what to do.
Like I didn't want to invite her into my home
after she treated same that way.
But I think it just worked out where I don't have to choose.
Life chose for me.
See, manifestation works.
Dorit is 3,000 miles away from me.
Worst case, we got booze.
[laughing]
That's your party, not my party.
[laughing]
[upbeat music]
Honestly, Amanda is 40 going on four.
Do you think I'm bothered?
You did me a favor.
Because I actually manifested not getting an invite.
Are you devastated?
Not only am I not devastated.
- You don't give a sh-- - I can tell you right now.
- I'm done. I'm done. - That is weird.
I'm done.
Coming up...
You can't be such a wimp. Come on.
You know better.
Hey, you're in my home. Don't call me a wimp, please.
Okay. Well, I'm going to eat my salad now.
[upbeat music]
- This is so pretty. - Isn't this beautiful?
Look at how beautiful this house is.
- Dorit. - Coming.
I didn't know that I needed a leash for Dorit.
[knocking on door] They're here.
- Hello? - Hi.
[squealing]
Oh my God, you're so gorgeous and ready already.
- Hi. - Hi!
Hi! I'm Kyle.
- Welcome. - Thank you for having us.
That's so sweet. Thank you.
- Hi, how are you? - Good.
- I'm Rachel's sister. - So nice to meet you.
Oh, my God, it's such a happy house. I'm so happy here.
[upbeat music]
Can I tell you something completely insane?
I'm realizing that all of us are divorced.
Oh, well, I'm, well, separated, yeah.
We're all husbandless.
I filed, you're the only one that didn't file.
Okay.
- You? - 20 years ago.
- Oh. - She's been divorced for like
more than she's not been divorced.
This time last year, do you know what Pamela was doing?
What?
Taking a Ativan from my mother--
And giving it to you.
Breaking it in half, and trying to put it in my mouth,
because I couldn't breathe.
My ex and I,
it had gotten really bad heading into summer of 2024.
And I remember my sister calling me
and she was like,
"You have got to do something either way.
Because what you're living right now is not working."
And where is he?
- Living his absolute best life. - Best life.
- Yeah. - Absolute best life.
I remember getting to the Hamptons, breathing,
and I think what I was trying to do in that moment
was to feel what it was like to be alone.
I knew almost instantly that it was better.
You know what, my loves? I would love to freshen up.
We are departing in less than one hour.
Oh, my lordy, you have mercy on my soul.
[upbeat music]
- Hi. - Oh, my God.
I love this pink on you.
Girl, yes, thank you. Shimmery and shiny?
Hi, baby doll. How are you doing?
I talked to my sweetheart today.
Oh, let's talk about the sweetheart. Oh, my God!
I almost forgot.
And like, there are articles out today.
Are there articles out today?
Why do I like dating John?
I like dating John because he's just not shakeable.
- He's not used to that. - Yeah, he's not used to it.
No. He's used to a different thing.
Yes, of course.
I've seen men want to talk to me
and then realize, "Oh, that's that woman.
No, I'm not getting involved with that."
And I cannot blame them. I wouldn't either.
- Have you spoken to Amanda? - Girl, no, I have not.
Well, no, she, when I talked to her, to invite to this.
- Right, I FaceTimed her. - But I have not.
I don't know what's gonna happen.
She said we were going to manifest.
I don't understand how she's selling manifesting,
'cause that's how she's made her money, right?
Yes.
If you were teaching people how to manifest
to make money by taking their money,
do they have any ROI, return on investment?
I would like to know a little bit more
about what she's doing over here.
- Well, that's what I'm saying. - It seems really good,
which means that it's not.
[intriguing music]
[upbeat music]
Make sure that you get my shoes.
Thank you.
[cheerful music]
Hi! How are you? You look pretty.
- Thank you. - Welcome in.
Welcome to the Manifestation Moment Dinner.
- This is Eddie. - Nice to meet you.
And this is Delilah Grace and Canaan and Cash.
- I have a Grace. - I like the little name, Grace.
A little nod to my southern roots.
- Gorgeous. I love it. - Thank you.
Well, this is Kyle's old house.
- Really? - That I renovated.
Yeah. But Sutton used to live here too.
- That's amazing. - Yeah.
- What a small world. - Oh, there's a new gate.
It's not white picket fence anymore.
[suspenseful music]
- I'm glad you're so smart. - Oh, this looks pretty.
Was the house newly painted or different?
Looks the same.
- It does? - Yeah.
Okay, the Money Queen & Co.
- Let me fix that. - I know.
Maybe she has it at an angle on purpose.
I know, but I am an angle person.
[gasping]: Are you ready to help me answer the door?
- Hi. - Say hi.
Come on in. This is Miss Kathy. And Miss Sutton.
Hi, Eddie, how are you? Kathy. Nice to see you.
- I have this dress. - Do you?
- I do. - It's so good.
It's so cute.
Do you guys want a caviar moment?
- I'll have a little. - Have a caviar moment.
How can I walk past without having a bite?
I know.
Yeah, I'm having a caviar moment.
Amanda loves a moment.
You're a moment.
I could use a cheese and meat moment.
You're a moment.
You don't like my butter yellow moment?
It's really a moment.
Do I love anything as much as Amanda loves a moment?
I mean, I like Taylor Swift.
[upbeat music]
Oh, it's a very nice house.
I know. It's adorable. It's really pretty.
Oh, Lord. That says Money Queen.
This is a billboard.
This says, Nouveau Riche.
I have arrived.
Money Queen at your service.
Hello.
Oh, oh, we have people.
- Hi. - Welcome to the party.
- Thank you so much. - Thank you for coming.
- How are you doing? - I'm doing good.
- This is for you. - Thank you, I appreciate you.
- You're welcome. - This is adorable.
I knew the Kyle era, the Sutton era.
- This is my favorite room. - Hi, Kat.
Sweetheart. How you doing?
Hi, sweetie. How are you?
Nice to see you.
Can I have a glass of champagne, please?
We can make our way to the table and do our manifestation.
Well, where are the rest of the people?
Rachel, Dorit, and Kyle are in the Hamptons.
I was about to say, was Dorit not invited?
Well, I was struggling with that choice
and then I found out she wasn't in town.
So then you didn't have to make the decision.
Life helped for me.
So if he had a party next week, would you invite her?
If her and I had a chance to speak before next week,
I would hope that I would want her here.
But as we left it off, I think I'd feel uncomfortable.
Now Amanda's uncomfortable around Dorit.
So can't even have a conversation.
She feels accosted.
Can't have the woman at her house. Why?
Because she feels violated.
This is a overdramatic response to a very small issue.
You look so pretty.
- Thank you. - I love this pink.
I like your florals that match the table.
The dress is very cool.
It's like literally matches the table.
It's like a hallucinogenic.
- Who made it? - I don't know.
- Where's Dorit? - She's in the Hamptons.
[tense music]
How'd I get left out of the Hamptons?
I should be in the Hamptons right now,
manifesting billions.
Instead, I'm over at Kyle's old house
with a Money Queen welcome mat.
Coming up...
what happened at that dinner with Mauricio?
He had a script.
He was a loyal soldier, came in to, you know, had a job to do.
[upbeat music]
Come on, girlies.
- Night one. - Night one, Hamptons!
This is beautiful.
- How you doing? - How are you?
Come on, girls.
Hi, how are you?
I've been to the Hamptons before, but never like this.
[squealing]
The restaurant, the vibe,
it feels like we're stepping into Rachel's world.
And I'm obsessed.
This is so nice.
We look just like we've never been out.
I know, but seriously, so excited.
You need drinks, so let's go to it.
- Yes, we do. - You go first.
Belvedere club soda, three lemons.
- Carcass out. - Carcass out.
You guys, I'm gonna do the burrata,
the tricolore, and the Tutto insalata.
Okay.
I was skeptical to come on this trip,
but honestly, now that I'm here,
it feels so good to be out.
Dorit and I are so excited,
you would think that we hadn't left the house in years.
Is that Donna Karan?
I think that's Donna Karan.
- Oh, my God. - Hi, Donna.
Queen Donna Karan.
Kyle and Dorit, Donna. The queen Donna Karan.
Hi, how are you? Kyle.
- It's nice to meet you. - Pleasure to meet you.
- So you're from LA?
- Yes. - I'm coming.
Are we doing something good?
Are you doing an event or are you
- just coming to visit? - I belong there.
You've been wanting to move there?
Yeah, but she's such a New Yorker.
Donna Karan is New York.
My friendship with Donna Karen has been
my whole career, honestly.
I always looked up to her. I always went to her shows.
She always spoke to me
like I was almost like a daughter to her.
You know, she always just was
very warm and loving and larger-than-life.
We'll see you in Malibu, Donna.
- I know. - Definitely in Malibu.
- We'll see you in Malibu. - Bye, honey.
I love Donna Karan.
You know how nice she was to me when I was 22,
and I was like this scared fashion girl,
like running around Manhattan,
like starry-eyed, crashing Marc Jacobs fashion shows
and all this stuff. And Donna was so nice to me.
- Aw. - She was so kind of nice.
Donna was nice to me, Michael Kors was nice to me.
- I mean she's huge. - Mark was nice to me.
Here we got pins, a journal.
Erika.
A straw?
But the straw goes with something, keep opening.
Manifestation moment?
Yeah, our party's called the manifestation moment.
- Oh. - We have a commemorative glass.
Very exciting.
Oh there she is, Amanda Francis,
followed by Kara Apple, number one best-seller.
Oh, that's nice.
I am gonna go home tonight and start skimming away.
A signed copy of your self-published book.
I'm thrilled.
Listen, if these women would crack open the book,
they might find some useful information
that could be really helpful to them.
Chapter two, for example,
we talk about not waiting on a man to make you rich
and taking it upon yourself.
Okay, so let's do a little manifesting.
- Oh, are we? Already? - How are we doing?
- We're gonna journal. - Already.
- Okay. - Let's manifest.
What am I manifesting here?
This feels like sex without foreplay.
We just went right in.
This is a question I like to ask myself a lot.
If I could have anything,
and I'd be guaranteed to get it,
if the possibilities were completely limitless,
what would I let myself want?
And you want us to write that down?
- That's what I would do. - The question.
No, the answer.
The answer. [laughing]
My life is a living, breathing example
that we can create what we want.
And you have to visualize too.
It's whatever evokes emotion for you.
When I was a kid, I had a Malibu Barbie book.
In the Malibu-- I'm gonna cry.
In the Malibu Barbie book,
Barbie had a three-story house in Malibu
and a convertible,
and she could see the dolphins from the window.
It was not lost on me
that when I moved into my house in Malibu
in 2018, it was a three-story house with an elevator.
I was driving a convertible and I could see dolphins
from the windows of my home.
We are all manifesting all the time.
I just did it on purpose.
I wrote down total financial freedom,
which allows me to solve the problems that I have.
Freedom was the word
- I was circling as well. - Right.
We just all gotta write that down.
Well, I've been thinking about this sh--.
Girl, I need to win some cases,
I might have to do this manifestation sh--.
I don't know.
- I'm copying Erika. - I know, right?
Erica, really A plus student at the table.
Erika is the star pupil here.
I've never done this as a group exercise.
I can sit down and journal by myself,
but to do it as part of a conversation--
Does it make you like you don't want to
- open up as to how you feel? - No, I don't mind opening up.
I just feel like it's like, I think I would be less open.
Usually I'm doing this online most of the time,
but when I have done it in small groups,
like if people pay for a VIP day
or I have a mastermind or something,
I mean, often everyone gets really quiet
and, like, writes for like 10 minutes.
But yeah, that's okay. That's okay.
That's not our vibe.
Amanda said she would not have invited Dorit.
Well, I said I was struggling with the situation.
- You should be. - You should be.
I'm gonna tell you how to fix it, too.
- Tell me. - You got to cop to it.
You got to say, "Look, I was talking about your marriage
without you present."
Because you didn't do that the other night.
Because I disagree with the premise of this.
- What premise? - No.
Okay, let's talk about it. No, no, no.
Amanda, I'm gonna tell you something.
And-you, I'm going to give you some very good advice.
You did have your own opinion
about Dorit talking about her marriage.
I started wondering, like,
is her talking to everyone going to end up
affecting the divorce in some kind of negative way?
And then you kind of backed off and said,
"I was just repeating Kyle."
Let me tell you, I know this group.
And if you don't cop to it
and like say, "You know what, I did say that,
and that is my opinion."
People are going to respect you.
Look, you're a big girl.
You're not a young spring chicken.
- So-- - What?
Well, I'm just saying like she can fight her own battles.
[tense music] Yeah.
Sutton told Dorit this thing I supposedly said,
and now Sutton wants to tell me
how to resolve the thing she started?
What the [bleep] is this?
I just felt like it was something that was so innocent
that I was so surprised it became a fight.
Talking about somebody else's marriage
is not nothing, you know?
It's something.
We've been married for 10 years, together 14.
Are you guys on good terms, or?
- No. - No, unfortunately.
I'm sorry.
That's the hardest part for me.
- I have gone through hell. - Same.
You do not have a formal custody situation set up.
Like for example, coming here,
is that you texting, saying I'm leaving town,
do you want the kids, or how does that work?
I've been asking him, are you here for the summer?
Let's make a fixed schedule.
He said, let's do mediation.
What? Just to talk about this weekend?
Yes!
The judge came in the room and he said,
"PK would like every other Thursday to Sunday."
I said, done. Next.
I wanna discuss finances,
which we never got a chance to discuss in mediation,
because all the financials were redacted.
So I can't tell what's in that bank.
It could be a dollar, it could be a million dollars.
All I know is this just delays things further and further.
So I haven't even heard from you.
What happened at that dinner with Mauricio
and was it not good?
Oh, really? Okay.
To me it felt very much like he had a script.
He was a loyal soldier came in, to, you know, had a job to do.
I just going to keep my mouth shut
because what am I supposed to say?
"That not what I heard?"
She has her perspective, she has her point of view,
and you know, there was no way I was gonna change it.
All I was trying to do is let her see his point of view.
I mean, to be honest with you, I don't know if I can help them.
I mean, all we can do is support them,
and you can try to talk to both of them
and see if you can do anything,
and if we can't, then we step away.
Dorit only wants yes people around her right now.
I am not that person,
so I'm going to avoid these conversations
as much as possible.
Can I tell you something, though?
What I am seeing across the board,
like an epidemic,
is the insecurity and breakdown of men
once they are between like 40 and like 55.
If they are not where they want to be,
if they don't have enough money that they want to have,
if they have a wife that is
potentially strong or successful.
- Or has long blonde hair? - Yeah.
Or anything at all.
But here's the thing.
I don't think that we have to then go,
"Oh, my God, maybe we need to pander
and be less than because we feel bad
that they can't handle this."
Rachel's making a lot of sense
because if I look back at it,
my relationship with PK changed
when he became obsessed with his public image.
It was me that was the global entrepreneur.
It was me that had built the businesses
and you made me feel less than.
He always used to say, "I'm not Ken Todd.
I'm not gonna walk behind you carrying a dog."
Truth is, he always craved the spotlight.
That is the time to say,
"We're not right for each other.
I do see through you. I don't respect you anymore.
If you wanna be this person and not that person
that I fell in love with for the first 25 years, guess what?
This isn't gonna work anymore.
And I'm done trying and I'm done----ing waiting."
Dick.
Yes! Yes! [laughing]
But she's speaking generally.
She's talking about this epidemic.
Generally.
[indistinct chatter]
- I don’t give a sh--! - Yeah, I'm drinking to that.
I think all of us want things resolved.
We showed up at dinner the other night.
My intention was really like, "Okay, this is going to be
so easy to clear up."
Kept blaming it on Kyle. That's the problem.
You never said, "I said, this is my opinion."
Okay, but I was just crying about my son
on the anniversary of his death.
[tense music]
I was just crying about my son
on the anniversary of his death.
No, not at the restaurant.
That's when you should have really brought it up
out of your guts and said, "This is my opinion."
I hear you, you've made this point really,
- really clear. I hear you. - Well, I'm gonna say it
- again and again and again. - Yeah.
Now you've got Dorit and Kyle going at each other.
I have Dorit and Kyle going at each other?
- Yes, you do. - Girl, yeah.
- Yes, you do. - They weren't already
- coming at each other? - No, they were not.
I don't think this is fair to put me in that place.
Well, it is totally fair.
You didn't say what you needed to say.
Yeah.
[tense music]
I will apologize for anything that I feel
I'm actually in the wrong for,
but I am not gonna apologize for this.
This is not my fault.
I did not make Dorit do this at dinner.
I did not make them accuse each other of things.
That was not me.
I think the point that we're all making
is that if you had an opinion about it,
you just cop up to it. Instead of saying,
"But Kyle, but Kyle, but Kyle."
You kept deflecting, you kept deflecting
in order to get the heat off of yourself.
Amanda can be very vocal when she has a very strong opinion,
but as soon as someone comes up against her opinion,
physically her body shuts down.
Her face, her body language,
like don't bother me, I don't like this.
I really believe in life that intention matters
- and I know who I was being. - Yeah, but the road to hell
is paved with good intentions.
Woo, you better tell it. Somebody preach.
You can't be such a wimp, come on.
- You know better. - Hey, you're in my home.
Don't call me a wimp, please.
Okay, well I'm going to eat my salad now.
If Amanda cannot handle being called a wimp,
she's in the wrong group.
Camille, you're a stupid - ...
You giving Lisa Rinna that bunny was really-----.
You were being a bitchy - ing----.
You were a total---- to me.
Damn.
You just gotta read the room and realize,
you're going to get your tail in hot water.
What other advice can we give you?
[laughing]
[sighing]
It is clear after tonight
that the only expertise these women want
around manifestation is the manifestation of chaos.
[tense music]
This was lovely.
Later this season
on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
Beautiful.
Wait, let me get a good smile like...
Ah! [screams]
[scream echoing] Who is that?
- That's your sister. - That's Kathy, oh, my God.
[cheering]
[squealing, laughing]
Wow!
I am organizing a trip to Italy.
[Champagne pops] [cheering]
[all]: Cincin!
This is so embarrassing.
I don't want to leave here.
No, we live in Italy now.
[upbeat music]
[gasps]
[cash register dings]
Thank you.
[tense music]
Literally Dorit just bought half the store.
She said, I'm worried about Dorit,
her moods are erratic.
There's a lot of shame around that.
Getting hit, or choked or kicked.
I told him that I fooled around with this guy.
We're all curious. We want to know about the cult.
We want to talk about the cult right now?
They're trying to build up a scam artist case
what kind of woman does this to another woman?
Get in you car and drive away.
I have witnessed you treat your friends
like dirt all summer.
I'm sick of that sh-- with you, Dorit.
- I don't trust you. - I don't trust you either.
I'm talking to you!
If you got something to say,
you should say it right - ing now.
I'll say it because these mother----ers won't.
We don't like it.
How 'bout that?