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"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
- Va-voom. Va-voom. Va-voom.
Hi.
- Oh, honey, that's off the chain.
- The last couple of months,
you've been making a lot of jabs at me.
I want to know, what is going on?
- I don't know where I sit honestly with this group.
In a way, I feel like an outsider a little bit.
- Do you not believe Erika?
- I think she has lied to us.
- You do? - I do.
I definitely am ready for a hardcore conversation with her.
I'm not buying it.
- I'm sorry, Sutton, but you're not being honest,
and you're putting us in a bad position.
- You trying to accuse me of lying.
Look at me. I'll go head-on with you all ----ing day.
- Don't talk to me like that. - Or what?
- Seriously. - Or what?
Shut the (BLEEP) up.
You have no idea what you're talking about. Nothing!
- Everybody wants me to be very honest with you
and transparent, so I'm trying to do that.
- Would you like to get sued?
[dramatic musical sting]
- No.
- Would you like to? - Of course not.
- Can I just say something?
When you say things like, "Do you want to get sued?"
that actually gives credence to what she was worried about.
- Not by me.
If you want to talk about someone else's health issues
and you think that that person isn't gonna come after you,
think again.
Sutton's in way over her head.
It's not about me suing her.
It's more about, "Careful what you say about other people
that aren't here."
He ain't dead and gone, honey.
- Well, we didn't ask to be in this situation, Erika.
We just are.
So if that's the situation, then we should all be scared.
- In all fairness, though, when she said--
- Kyle. Kyle. - "I'm concerned,"
that gives credence to what she was worried about, though.
- Kyle. She should be quiet.
- You know what? That's a little bit of a threat
and that's really uncomfortable for all of us.
- No it isn't. It's not a threat.
No, it's not, Dorit. Because you know what?
She took it to another level.
It's one thing to ask and to talk and say things.
It's another thing to call someone a liar
and talk about their health.
- I don't think it's fair that Erika's threatening Sutton.
It sounds like she's saying that those of us
that have had doubt or questions
have the danger of being sued.
Is that something that we all have to be worried about?
- I'm about to really lose my sh-- on all of you.
- Don't do it. Nope.
- I'm good.
- Take a breath.
- You ever call me a liar again,
I'm coming for you.
[tense music]
♪
Trust me.
- So you're suing me?
You're coming after me?
Am I gonna wake up in the morning
with a horse's head in my bed?
What exactly are you saying here?
I'm not doing it. I swear to God, Erika.
'Cause you-- I can't say anything
that's gonna make you-- - No, you're not.
Because you know what? You called me a liar.
- You've threatened me-- - No, I promise you.
- I've entertained a lot,
and I do not ever recall
anything going off the rails like this.
- I haven't threatened you. I promised you.
- Okay, you promised. - I made a promise to you.
- The soufflé is probably falling in the kitchen.
- Oh, it's no threat, honey. - Okay.
- It's a ----ing promise. - Okay.
- But on the brighter side,
there's more leftovers for me.
- Don't push unless you're ready to get pushed back on.
- Erika, Erika, Erika. - And it may not be today,
and it may not be next year.
I will push back. - Erika, you don't mean that.
- Yes, I do. Yes, I ----ing do. - Can I--hold on. No, no, no.
That's a problem. We can't threaten people,
because then-- - No, no, no.
- I'm not threatening. I'm promising.
- She's feeling like that, and that was her original--
- No, don't call me a liar, Kyle.
- No, she asked the questions.
And just answer calmly. - Where are you going?
- Oh, if I'm gonna be threatened and all of that,
I am not doing it. - Okay, bye.
- Oh, yeah. Bye is right.
I'm not gonna be threatened. No way.
- Sutton. - No way. Uh-uh.
No. I am not used to people like that--
- Hold on. - And that will make me leave.
- Hold on. - Bye. There's the door.
- Come on, you guys. - Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
We're not gonna get anywhere. - Nope. I'm out.
- Whatever. - Oh, my God.
- Sorry, Erika.
- Never mind. It's okay.
[softly] Oh, my goodness. You're really a sweetie.
- Sutton.
- No, no.
That's zero okay. Mm-mm.
- Why can't I?
What, I'm gonna sit there and be threatened?
No way.
- If you've got the balls to sit here and say it,
then you've got the balls for me to push back.
- Agreed. - And if you want to get up
and walk out and have a ----ing tantrum, then you go do that.
- Y'all, she's threatened me? - That's ----ed up.
- I--I am not used to that at all.
- I get it. I know. - What the (BLEEP)?
- I know. I know. - No, no, no, no, no.
- What I saw with Erika was the nastiest thing I've ever seen.
- Everyone pushed Sutton, to be honest.
Your response was exactly how I would've responded.
Be like, "You called me a liar," and that's what happens.
- That's right.
- She's gonna ruin my life, and then say--
- That's not gonna happen. - That's not gonna happen.
That's not gonna happen.
Listen to me. - That's not gonna happen.
- You don't get sued for saying,
"I think you're not being honest about this situation."
Okay? You don't get sued for that.
- But you guys are riling her up, though!
- Can you stop-- - You guys are riling her up.
If she-- - What are you talking about?
- Well, you're saying that she said something
that she hasn't said in that room.
- Yeah. I'm not gonna speak for my friend.
- So then, say it!
- I was trying to help her get it out because
she said she wanted to come in and be honest in the group.
- I was!
- [scoffs] My God.
The person in the room that doesn't want to do the talking
is Erika.
Sutton said everything she needed to say.
Come on. Just come in the library.
We're gonna talk. Come on.
- Could you just go in the library?
- It's up to you.
[engine starts]
- Mwah. Bye-bye.
- You freaked her out. - Why?
- She shouldn't have called me a liar.
- What do you mean, "Why?"
- You guys, you're not gonna guilt me into thinking
that I beat up on somebody. The truth is, the word "liar--"
- That's not a good word.
- Nobody likes to be called a liar,
but she feels really, really threatened.
- That's like saying-- a thief or a liar.
- Which is what I am continuously called
every ----ing day of my life right now.
Do you think I'm going to accept that
on top of everything else that I'm accepting?
You're a ----ing idiot.
- I've seen Erika lose her temper with Eileen--
- Shut the (BLEEP) up.
- And with Teddy.
- Don't ever say I'm pretending 'cause I'm not pretending.
I'm telling you the truth. I don't remember saying that.
Don't ever say that to me again.
Don't. - Okay.
- Don't ever, ever do that to me.
- But it bothers me, as Sutton's friend,
to see her intimidated by Erika and backing down
instead of speaking up
and telling her truth about what she's been feeling.
- She's a punk-ass.
- Because I really think that Erika's bark
is worse than her bite.
- Are we left? Are we just the six?
- It's the six of us.
- Kathy, cheers to you for having us. Thank you.
- Thank you so much. I love you so much. Thank you.
- Thank you. I love you. all: Aw.
- And thank you, gentlemen. Thank you.
- Thank you, everyone. - Thank you.
- Patrick was saying, "In 50 years,
I have never seen people yell like this."
- Poor Patrick. That's all I can say.
- Tell him "welcome."
- Welcome to the club. - Yes.
[laughter]
- Coming up...
- You're pissing me off right now.
- I'm sorry that I am. - You're pissing me off.
- I wanted you to be honest. - Because I--
You talk too much, like Dorit sometimes.
- Previously on
[upbeat music]
♪
[knocks on door] - Coming.
- Hello.
- Long time no see.
- Yes, hi. - Hi. Come on in.
- A little something. - Aw, thank you.
So sweet. Hi. - Hi.
So pretty out here. - Thank you.
- Beautiful, new home.
- The first time you did a drive-by,
you and Harry Hamlin,
I was talking about this yesterday.
- So funny, right? Our little drive-by.
- A little drive-by with spaghetti sauce.
- Garcelle expressed how much she loved Harry's sauce.
- This was so yummy. - You want another bowl of it?
- I want to take it home. - Okay.
- So I can eat when no one's really looking at me.
- I know. - And so, the next day,
we drove up to Garcelle's house.
- It was so good. - It's so good.
He's such a great cook, isn't he?
- Yeah, he really is.
Thank you for this. - You're so welcome.
And we dropped off his sauce for her.
- I'm actually gonna make some coffee
because I haven't had any. - Okay. Good.
- Do you want coffee too? - Yeah.
I didn't get a whole lot of sleep last night.
That was a late night. - So what's your takeaway?
- Well, I need you to fill me in
because drunk Rinna was in full swing.
- Were you? - Oh, yeah.
- Champagne, or white wine?
- Ooh, I'd like some white wine.
This is now my second drink.
- [chanting] We love drunk Rinna.
- [cackles] I've never had a bell.
- I'm not sure drunk Rinna should have a bell, though.
[laughter]
- You were ringing the bell, going, "Own it.
Everybody own it. Everybody be truthful,"
and I was like, "Oh, here we go."
- Oh, my God. That's actually really funny.
- Oh, my God. - Oh, God.
I remember Erika and Sutton having words,
but I was full-on drunk at that party.
With a bell. [laughs]
- Erika lost her sh--.
She threatened her. - Oh, sh--.
- And when Sutton goes, "Is that a threat?"
And she was like, "No. It's a promise."
- [gasps] - Like, full-on.
- Oh, my gosh. So it was bad.
- It was bad. We can go sit over there, if you want.
- Oh. - It was bad.
And Sutton got up. She started crying.
- Oh, I didn't see that either. - Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Kathy kept on saying, "Can we do this after coffee?
Can we do this after dinner?"
Which I'm going to heed the warning next week.
I'm having a Haitian dinner that I'm inviting you guys to,
and, um--
But I think the more we're together,
we just have to figure it out, you know?
- It's not easy. - No, it's not easy.
- It's not easy.
- I checked on Sutton this morning,
and I just sent her a text saying, "Are you okay?"
And she said, "No, I'm not okay."
- Aw.
- I don't know if she wants to be alone with Erika.
She feels like Erika threatened her.
- It's up to them now to figure that out.
- Yeah.
- It sounds like it was horrible.
- I feel like, and I'm gonna say this,
I feel like the four of you were together,
and then me and Crystal and Sutton are
on the other side of everything.
- Why? Do you really? - I do.
I do, and I've said it a couple of times.
I just feel like you guys look out for each other,
but I don't feel like--I don't feel like you look out for me.
- Really? - Yes.
- Oh, gosh. I'm sorry you feel that.
I really don't feel that way. - Really?
- I really don't. I think I've made--
- When we were in La Quinta and I asked Erika
that question that set her off, you totally took Erika's side.
- I'm leaving.
- You're leaving? - I'm going.
At your launch party, Dorit was saying things at me.
(BLEEP) you. (BLEEP) you. - Oh, are you going?
Is that the easy way, or do you want to talk it out?
- You didn't say anything.
- Well, it wasn't my place to say anything in that moment.
- Rinna, come on. You're--
Then it's never your place to say anything,
but you always say stuff.
- My loyalty is to the truth,
how I see the truth.
And what Dorit was saying, I didn't disagree with it.
I--I heard the jabs.
And yet, you expect me to, like,
step in and fight your battles?
Bitch, please.
I choose not to nitpick with you.
And maybe you're choosing to nitpick with me a bit,
and that's okay. So if we're gonna go there,
then I'm gonna go here with you.
- Of course. - So,
you know, after the party, with the cake and stuff,
you said "thank you" in the moment, but not after.
all: ♪ Happy birthday
♪ To you
- Thank you so much.
- And then,
I didn't get a text from you after we brought the sauce.
[quirky tense music]
I would've loved to have been able to say to Harry,
"She loved the sauce. She's thanking you for it."
- I mean, I said it when you guys were here.
- You absolutely did. But you know what I'm saying.
We both can do better.
But I hear how you feel. I really do.
- Yeah. - I hear you.
- Awesome. - Great.
- Good. - Okay, good.
[exciting music]
♪
- Oh! - Oh! I'm sorry.
Hi. - Hi.
- Welcome to Bonhams. - Thank you.
I'm Sutton. Nice to meet you. - So nice to meet you, Sutton.
So this is our home and interior sale,
which is on the 26th of January,
and we also have some jewelry and some watches here.
- Okay, this is a scary section.
- It's actually kind of a nice section.
- I know. Oh, no.
- Hi. Sorry about that. Here. - Oh, hi. How are you?
- Hi. How are you? Welcome to Bonhams.
- You're gonna die. - Thank you--what?
- We are here by ourselves.
- Wow. Look at those lips. - Well, you know.
- You look pretty. - Thank you.
I was feeling boss-lady today.
I have a lot of things to do.
I'm working a lot for the store.
This stuff goes on auction on Tuesday.
So this is like-- - Right.
- Really we're getting kind of a preview.
- Okay. - We're gonna start
with the jewelry because--
- Because we need that for the store.
- That's what we do. [laughter]
- Wait, look at that necklace. This is like "The Crown."
- The center necklace is 128 carats
with 30 carats of diamonds.
All of this jewelry was brought in for you
for a private viewing.
This is not for auction. This is for today for you all.
- Oh, okay. That's so nice.
Tell me about these earrings.
- Those are seven carats each,
and those are 215,000.
- That's a good price for those.
Lookit. Lookit. Lookit. They got my twin.
Mine has emeralds.
- Can I try that on actually? - Yeah, of course.
- I mean, who doesn't love Cartier?
Oh, my goodness. I'm gonna take this. 4,800?
- Okay. Yep. - Yeah, I'll take this.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- This is cute.
And what's the price on this person?
- 3,500. - Sold.
Look, we both got rings. Pinky rings.
- Yes. - Pinky power.
- Nice. [laughter]
- Don't let my earrings walk away.
- What is all this stuff? - Oh, no. This is my--I have--
- This is what-- I'll take this!
- No. I have this pattern.
- What is this whole set starting at?
- $2,500 to $3,500,
and it's called the "Rothschild Bird Pattern."
- Why "Rothschild"?
- It was a special commission that the Rothschild family had,
and then they made more later on.
- It's meant to be. It's my niece.
- Please don't outbid me on that. You won't.
- I hope you're up bright and early Tuesday.
- We all know I kind of love an auction,
which is where I find
a lot of really special items for my store.
I'm about to die right now.
- Oh, my God, Sutton.
- [gasps] This is very exclusive.
I can preview everything that's going to be
in the auction and kind of write things down
'cause the auctions go very fast.
I've already looked over here at these glasses too.
- I know. I'm getting the feeling
you're gonna get stuff that I'm not gonna get.
- [sighs] It's all about the win.
This is the kind of piece
that I want to see the bottom of, though.
- How are you feeling today after last night?
- I'm feeling really tired.
I did not sleep well last night at all.
But, you know, honestly the hardest part for me
is when you guys kept saying, "Say more. Say more."
I'm like, "What?"
- I was just saying, "Be honest,"
because otherwise-- - I was being honest.
- It's gonna come across, you know,
two-faced, or whatever.
- I don't know what two-faced you're talking about.
I cannot listen to someone say,
"You're gonna get sued," and then be like,
"Oh, well, Polly Sunshine. Let's go have dessert."
I'm not doing that. - No offense,
but that's kind of what you were doing.
- No, it was not.
- Well, when I talked to you at your house, you were like,
"I have these feelings. I think this."
- I'm gonna have to tell her. I'm gonna say,
"I said, I'm not buying it."
- And then, you were like, "You don't want to talk? Okay."
- So do you want to talk to me or not?
- I don't. I don't.
I have enough problems. - Okay.
You're pissing me off right now.
- I'm sorry that I am. - You're pissing me off.
- I wanted you to be honest. - Because I--
You talk too much, like Dorit sometimes.
[dramatic musical sting]
- Do you-- do you know why--
Where are you going?
- I'm walking away from that.
- Coming up...
- This is dollars not going to these victims,
and she's there with her legs in the air.
It's not a good look, babe.
[upbeat music]
- You talk too much, like Dorit sometimes.
- Do you-- do you know why--
Where are you going? - I'm walking away from that.
- Don't talk to her anymore then if you don't want to.
- I'm not going to. - Okay?
- I've given her my truth.
She didn't like it. She threatened me.
- I understand, and it was upsetting.
- I have done nothing wrong at all.
- I'm not saying you did anything wrong.
I'm saying, I think you just need to be honest because--
- I am being honest, and I am tired of talking about it.
- I already got it.
- With my ex-husband, I have been told what to do
for a very long time.
And I've changed my life so much,
so now, I want people to talk to me like an equal,
talk to me like a friend,
but don't tell me what to do.
I'm the boss now.
- Listen, all I know is, is that you were really upset.
- I can be upset, calm down,
and then talk about it in an adult way.
And then, I talk about it with a "friend," and so, I--
- Is this "friend" me? - Yeah.
- So what you're saying is, your words--what you said,
you didn't mean any of that stuff, so that's fine.
- That's not what I'm saying, Kyle.
- But don't say a "friend." - Hang on.
- Because I've been a good friend to you,
and any advice I've given you is because I care about you.
Your "friend," Sutton?
"(BLEEP)" off.
- I don't know how I can be more straight.
I was honest with her.
I did say that I called her a liar.
I did say that I didn't believe the story.
I did say I had a problem with the timeline.
I have said more things to her than anyone in that group
would ever say because you're all scared of her.
I think everyone wanted to know
the answers to the questions that I've been asking.
They just won't step up
and actually ask the questions directly to Erika.
They want me to do it.
- I am not afraid of Erika.
She's given me nothing to be afraid of.
You looked very afraid of her last night.
- Well, when you get this and told, "You're gonna get--"
- By the way, that's understandable.
Do I think she handled that right? No.
But do I think you handled it right? No, I don't.
As your friend, it bothered me to see you
back down and be weak. - Okay.
- And as Erika's friend, it bothered me to see her
come after you like that and be aggressive.
- Okay. - See,
I think that the stronger you are,
the less that she would've reacted like that.
And now, you guys have to figure out how you move on.
But I don't want this anger misdirected at me.
[lively music]
♪
- Looks gorgeous. - It's fresh.
I brought a few little treats, honey.
I hope you're hungry. - Well, I had a late breakfast.
- I know. You had late breakfast.
That's when most people actually have lunch.
PK. - Hmm?
- Can you wait until I actually put everything out?
- Okay. - This is date night, Bubba.
Let me at least do it, like, romantically.
- Bring the champagne.
One thing I'm good at is opening bottles of champagne.
- Let me do it. Let me do it, baby.
- Baby, honey. - Are you sure?
'Cause I don't like you to shoot it across the room--
[cork pops] [yelps]
I told you not to do that! - It didn't go across the room.
It went up in the air. - PK!
Date night is getting off to a really rough start.
Don't be silly, baby.
First and foremost,
I'm so excited to finally have a little alone time.
Wait, Bubba.
Secondly, you know, the dresses are starting to come in.
PK? - Yep?
- Hello. - Go on.
- The dresses are starting to come in.
I'm very excited,
so I feel like we should kick this off
to a toast for the Dorit for Nektaria Collection.
- I'll drink to that. - Cheers.
- I wish you the best of luck. - Thank you, my love.
- You're gonna be a great success on that.
- Yes.
- What we putting the caviar on?
- Deviled eggs.
Next week, a launch party. - So who are you asking?
- Well, I'm just gonna ask the girls and their husbands.
- How's Erika doing, honey? What'd she say about Tom?
- She doesn't really say much about Tom.
What she does say is, you know,
"I've asked you guys to be patient.
"I will be able to say certain things at a certain time,
but right now, it's not that time."
- But she can say that she's very sorry for the victims.
There's a lot she can say that is not a legal issue.
I mean, you can just turn around and say,
"Look, it's devastating."
- She has said that, PK. - Has she?
- The victims are the most important thing.
- Yeah. The victims, um,
need to be taken care of.
- Well, I don't think she helps herself
with the whole social media posting and everything else.
I think, ultimately--
- You know, Kyle brought it up, too, to me.
She put a caption the other day.
She said something like, "Eating my," you know.
It was a very--
I know. I know. I know. I can't even say it.
But I think was, like, probably--
I'm sure-- - I know the caption.
- Do you know what I'm talking about?
- Yeah. She is an ambassador for this lingerie brand,
so she's working. That's understandable.
But some of the other things are just provoking people
to come after her even more.
Personally, I think she's going about it wrong.
- It's just inappropriate at a time that this is going on.
It sends a message that you don't care.
- But she keeps saying "alleged."
- It's not alleged, what Tom did.
What's alleged is that he's lost his mind
and he don't know what day it is
and he can't remember ten minutes ago.
That's alleged. And that's highly unlikely.
I mean, that guy's been active, borrowing money,
and doing what he's been doing for the last few years.
He's suddenly caught the devil. - Well, honey.
- He suddenly can't remember anything
and don't know who he is. - Let me tell you something.
So this man that I believed was, like,
sweet, charming, kind,
he also cheated on her left, right, and center.
- Yeah.
- Erika does have an outrageous life.
She's spent 22 years with a man,
and, really, she discovered at the tail-end of their marriage
that he was someone other than who he is.
Is it possible that he's lied to her for many years?
Of course.
I know Erika could come out of this,
create a whole new life for herself.
- Not if she's not careful about
how she conducts herself now.
You need to send out the right message,
and that isn't with your legs open in stockings.
I mean, that's just not the right message.
When you portray that you don't care
and you're uninterested
and you're just living your best life,
Erika's scratching the nose of the creditors.
She's scratching it. She's saying,
"I don't give a (BLEEP) about this, this, and this."
They're gonna come. They'll come for her.
I've never seen a worse response to what's going on.
- Yeah, but she's also working. Just--I know.
Okay, so let me--let me-- 'cause her response might be,
"I am promoting this lingerie brand to actually earn money."
- Yeah, but she also needs
to protect her long-term reputation.
If I was brought in as crisis management,
I would say to her, "It's a rechange of brand."
The greatest artists in the world do that.
Nobody stays in a certain space.
And when circumstances change, you really have to change.
- Totally. - Do you know what I mean?
- Erika invented this character, Erika Jayne,
and I think that's where she feels the most strength.
That alter ego needs to go away for a minute
because I don't think this is a good move for Erika.
- I've been through a bankruptcy,
a £550 million-bankruptcy.
It was a billion-dollar bankruptcy.
If I had behaved a certain way,
they would've pushed it and pushed it and pushed it.
Do you understand? You just can't
stick your fingers up, particularly in--
Mine was a corporate situation.
This is dollars not going to these victims,
which was something like 50 grand or 100 grand each,
life-changing money for these guys,
and she's there with her legs in the air.
It's not a good look, babe.
- Coming up...
Thanks for showing up.
[dramatic musical sting]
- Hi, guys.
[dramatic music]
♪
- Wow. This looks so amazing.
This is magic.
Absolutely magic.
Wow.
Guys, we're all good? - Yes, ma'am.
- Is this for the crème brûlée? - Yes.
- Those are beautiful.
I love that you're wearing your Haitian flag.
Sak pasé. - N'ap boule.
[laughter] Love it.
- I am very excited to have the women over.
You guys, I'm having a dinner next week at my house,
and it's going to be a Haitian meal.
- Yay.
- Party. What's happening?
- I just need to finish speaking
with catering and the bartender.
- Awesome. Thank you so much. - Yes.
- I couldn't do all of this without you.
This is me opening up my world, my culture,
showing them that I want them to get to know me more,
and I'd like to get to know them more as well.
Oh, what's on the menu? Please, do tell. Do tell.
- We're gonna start with a pâté,
and then I have a mini soup joumou.
- If you don't have soup joumou as a Haitian,
we're taking your card and your flag away.
- Exactly. - You're not really Haitian.
I brought a chef because I love cooking Haitian food,
but it's definitely a process.
It takes time to cook Haitian food.
I only cook it on the weekends.
- Doesn't this look delicious?
- It's all good. I made some griot,
which is our Haitian pork.
Ham, mac and cheese.
All right, guys. I'm gonna go get dressed.
- All right? - Okay. Lay her down.
This is fun.
We have to amuse ourselves.
[line trilling]
- Yes?
- Do you have an angled eye shadow brush
that I can borrow?
- Can you bring it to me, please?
- Love you. Bye.
She's so put out. She doesn't have time for me.
Hi, angel. - I brought you three options,
so whichever one works best for you.
- I'll bring 'em right back to you. I promise.
- Okay. - And by the way,
tomorrow we have a meeting with your rabbi and the cantor,
so be brushing up on your Hebrew.
- In person? - Don't panic.
- Well, you need to practice. [door slams]
Did you just leave?
Portia?
That kid of mine.
[gentle music]
♪
- Pretty.
Gorgeous.
Hello? Oh, wow.
Holy moly. Look at this.
- I'm upstairs! - Okay.
Hello. - Hi.
- Smells good.
- Have you ever had Haitian food before?
- Never. - You've never?
- No. Never. This is my first time.
- You've never been to Haiti? - I've been to the Bahamas.
- Oh, okay. So you've had conch before.
- Maybe in a taco, 'cause I don't normally eat
a lot of fish, but maybe in a taco.
I didn't grow up in a fish family,
so I don't like fish.
I'm excited.
But tonight, because of Garcelle's evening,
I'm gonna give it a go.
I'm gonna try my best.
- Did you make yourself comfortable?
- Entrance. [gasps]
- What, this old thing?
- Queen. How gorgeous.
Hon, this looks beautiful. - Thank you.
- It's gorgeous! - Thank you.
You look amazing. - This is stunning.
- Make yourself comfortable, Rinna.
- I do. You know, now I am the first
everywhere we go, so I'm just like--
- We were upstairs, and I said,
"It's usually me and Rinna that are tied
to be first." - Yeah.
- I said, "Rinna will be first."
And then, I said to my glam team,
I said, "Who will be last?" And we went, "On three."
And we went, "One, two, three. Dorit."
[laughter]
- I said, "I try to be late." - 20 bucks. 20 bucks.
- Okay. - Who do you think?
- You know what? I'm gonna say Kathy.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Yay! - Oh, my God.
This is stunning. - Aw. You're stunning.
- How are you? Oh, my God.
- What, what? - I was gonna say.
I wanna burrow right down in there.
- Hello. - Hi!
- Hello. - Hi! How are you?
- Oh, who is it? Oh, it's Dorit. Oh.
- We were just talking about you.
I lost a bet. - Oh.
- I said you'd be last. - Oh, well--
- For the presentation. - Sorry to disappoint you.
- No, no, no. Not disappointed at all.
But I owe her 20 bucks now.
- Really? Am I always the one that shows up last?
Or is that another opportunity
for you to throw a little passive-aggressive dig,
because, of course, there's a smile.
[forced laughter]
- Uh, hi. - I know!
- Pay up, girl. - I know.
- Who's got 20 bucks? Who's got 20 bucks?
- I wouldn't do it. I was like, "Nope."
- Love that you just won that.
[doorbell rings]
- Hey! - Ooh.
- You look beautiful. How are you?
- You look sexy. - Thank you.
I'm trying, girl. I'm trying.
- Erika Jayne, everybody. - Hello, Erika Jayne.
[cheers and applause]
- Um, what is the words in the--
- Sak pasé. "How's it going? How you doing?"
And then, you say, "N'ap boule."
So sak pasé? all: Sak pasé?
- N'ap boule. all: N'ap boule.
- Yeah! - N'ap boule.
- There will be a test at the end of the night.
- I love it. Hi, ladies!
- What would you like to drink, baby?
- Vodka. - Vodka on the rocks?
- No, with something in it. - Okay.
A vodka soda and another martini, but let's go light,
'cause the night is young and I'm not.
- Hey. - Hi, Kyle.
- This looks beautiful.
- Hi, baby. You look gorge.
Your hair is amazing. - Thank you.
- This is so pretty.
[knocks on door]
- Thanks for showing up.
I'll take your coat.
- It's so awkward.
But everyone is trying to be on their best behavior
because Garcelle is making an effort,
having us to her new home.
- Hi, guys.
- And then, if we burn the house down,
oh, God.
- So who are we waiting for? We're waiting for Kathy?
- She's not coming. - Oh.
- She's not? Oh! - I'm sorry.
- Are you serious? - Yeah, she can't come.
Something came up with one of her--
- Why didn't she text me? - Oh.
- That bitch.
- There we go. - I never liked her.
[laughter]
Lisa Rinna? - Yeah.
- I do not want to not pay up
when I say I'm gonna pay up, Kyle Richards.
- Okay. Well, there we go. Here's my request:
that this goes to a charity of some kind of your choice.
- I was just gonna say, since--
I was gonna say, since you bitches--
Since you were actually betting against me,
you lost this, sweetheart.
Charity, done.
[laughter]
- Coming up...
- Stop talking. Why am I looking at you, Dorit?
- Oh, wow.
[dramatic music]
[lively music]
♪
- Manouschka, we're ready.
Ladies, we are rea-dy.
So, ladies,
I just want to say, welcome to my home.
It was really important for me
for you guys to get a glimpse of my heritage,
and I just wanted you guys to sort of just get a taste
of my culture and my foods.
And this is Chef Manouschka.
- Hello, Chef Manouschka. - Hi, Chef.
- The first dish is a pâté. - Pâté is like a fried pork.
- And then the next is soup joumou.
This is our freedom soup.
Basically, we were told we weren't allowed to eat pumpkin.
- And this is like a pumpkin soup.
So enjoy, and then we'll go on to the next.
- Yes. - So explain the pumpkin.
- Yeah, why not--Why not allowed to eat pumpkins?
- Yeah, why is it pumpkin? - Only the upper class--
- The white folks. - Yeah. You know.
- It took a little longer to grow.
So like, caviar, like, gold-- - Right. So it was a specialty.
- Yeah. - So it was a specialty.
- And then, over here, if you're into spicy,
this is called pikliz.
- If you're not brave, don't go with the pikliz.
- Okay. - Because it's very spicy.
- Honey, we like spicy, so let me see.
- Oh, okay. Okay, Dorit.
- Oh, yeah. - Her mom's from Morocco.
- Yeah. She was born in Tangiers.
She grew up in Argentina.
- And your dad's Israeli? - Yes.
So there's, you know, a lot of flavor, needless to say.
That's the way I was raised.
Whereas a lot of American food is, like, very bland, you know?
- Right. - Yeah.
- That's--we didn't have that. - Yeah.
- So I tend to cook that way.
And to be honest with you, I think that's one of the things
that PK fell in love with me about.
When I first met PK, we didn't have our first date
until probably a month or two after we met,
and he called me up--
I mean, you guys don't want to hear this story.
- Just wondering if it's gonna go through dessert.
[laughter]
- Anyways,
Garcelle, I love the flowers.
And forgive my ignorance,
but are they, like, a flower that's typical in Haiti?
- No. I wanted to do something
to sort of bring us to a tropical vibe.
- Those are orchids.
[dramatic musical sting]
- I'm not talking about the orchids, you (BLEEP).
[tense music]
- Oh, wow. - Come on.
[clinks glass] - Sispann pale.
Sispann pale. Sispann pale. Okay.
- "Sispann pale"?
- Sispann pale. "Stop talking."
Why am I looking at you, Dorit? - Yeah, well--
How many languages you want to tell me
to shut up in?
[laughter]
- Have Dorit and I buried things? No.
I think we just hit pause for a moment, but we'll see.
- Our next dish is bolas de morue,
which is codfish balls.
When we didn't have refrigeration,
we really relied on salting fish
so it can last and sustain us,
so this is a dish that really means a lot to us as well.
Enjoy. - Yummy!
- Don't even act like that doesn't look like a wiener.
It does. - Weiner?
- Oh, yes! That is phallic-y.
- Is this like the tartar sauce?
- This?
- The food is not what I'm used to.
But because it's Garcelle and her heritage,
I'm making a real, like, effort,
and I'm gonna just eat it.
I'm gonna eat it.
I did it. I ate fish.
I did it.
[crunch] I did it.
- This is lambi,
which is conch with djon-djon,
which is a mushroom black rice.
- All right. - Oh.
- So bon appétit. - What is conch?
- It's kind of like-- - A snail.
A sea snail. - Yeah.
It's the Haitian way.
You don't know what you're gonna see in the kitchen.
- [quietly] I'm not gonna eat snail.
- Growing up as a Haitian child,
the only Black kid in the whole school,
I invite a friend over who I'm excited about,
my first American friend.
- Ooh, I love it.
- And I walk into our kitchen,
and there's a dead goat's head in the sink.
- It's good.
- My little white friend was out the door.
- What's that noi-- Oh, wow.
Something exciting is going on over there.
- It sounds like crème brûlée. - Lavender crème brûlée.
- Yum. - Oh, gorgeous.
- It's not a Haitian dessert. - Oh, it's not?
- No. - Okay.
- But it's pretty.
- Everything has been so delicious. Thank you.
- Yeah, it really has. Thank you so much.
- Really. Really. - Yeah, lovely.
- I ate everything of this. - Yeah, you did.
- I did. I ate everything. - I love that.
That means a lot. - Delicious.
- Are you feeling this?
- I was just-- it's so interesting.
There's, like-- it's, like, jewels.
Like, mine is like fake sparkles.
Yours is like real jewels.
- Lisa, we've had this conversation many times.
- Are we going down the couture route?
- Do you want to go down the couture route?
- No, I don't.
- This one gets very competitive when shopping.
- I think you're the same.
- Yeah, I am. - Oh, okay.
- She was a little nasty to me at Bonhams.
She said I was talking to "my friend," about me,
and used these marks about me.
- She did not do air italics.
- I talk about it with a "friend."
- She said, "My friend."
- I called her "my friend." - Kyle?
- Yeah, I did, and I'm sorry for that.
You're my real friend,
and I believe that 100% and totally. I do.
- Well, I'm here for Garcelle,
so I really don't care about anybody's "friendship."
I'm scrolling "The New York Times,"
and it's more interesting.
- I apologize for that,
because it was offensive and it was hurtful,
and then we bought jewelry, so it was all fine.
But really, I'm sorry.
- I appreciate that. Thank you.
- I'm glad you're "here."
[laughter]
- You were a little bit of an asshole,
and--but, you know.
I forgot to do this. [laughter]
- God.
- Coming up...
- You guys aren't friends. [dramatic musical sting]
You hurt her, she hurt you, and it's, like, over.
[lively music]
[upbeat music]
- Should we move to the living room?
- Sure. - This was so nice.
This was a great dinner, Garcelle.
- I loved it. - Loved it. Loved it.
- It's cold. Oh, my God.
It is cold, guys. Jiminy Cricket.
- Why don't you just pop the heater on?
- The heat is on. - Oh, it is. [laughs]
- Should I pass out blankets?
- Is Erika here?
- There's no assigned seats.
- Everybody here is aware of the fact
that Sutton and Erika are not speaking.
It is just as awkward for them as everyone around them.
- So who wants coats? I'm passing out coats.
- Coats?
- That is so cute. Here. We'll go like this.
- Oh, yeah. Thank you. Perfect.
Oh, look at that cute coat.
That matches you. - I love it.
- I love our party favors. [laughter]
- Isn't that cute? - I'm always cold.
- Well, you always wear beautiful, bright colors.
- Yeah, we were talking about bright colors. Yeah.
- Me too. - I try to also.
- I love the yellow Gucci pants you wore.
I've been trying to find them. - Yeah.
- Oh, I love those.
- Those were good pants.
- Oh, you weren't there. You weren't invited.
- Hi, guys. - Oh, you look so pretty.
I love your pants.
- Oh, damn. We shouldn't have brought that up.
- You weren't invited that night.
Sorry. You weren't. - What night was that?
- She--we just-- - Well...
- I don't remember when I wore that.
- So do you feel like you've been told the truth?
- No.
- That's okay.
- I didn't bring it up. - Well, that makes it more--
It's just the night that we went to Dorit's house.
- Yes, it's the night we went to Dorit's house
and you weren't there.
- I am gonna dip out because-- - As you should.
- Yeah, I know.
- Me too. I'm gonna go with you.
- Yeah, you know what? I think I might too.
- Okay. - I'll go with you.
- Thank you so much for everything.
- Oh, my pleasure. Thank you for coming.
You're so welcome. - Oh, thank you.
- Thank you for a beautiful evening.
- Aw, thank you. - I really had a nice--
Yeah, it was gorgeous, and the food was great.
- Aw, thank you. - I had a lot of fun.
- Get home safely, you guys.
- Whoo! Boy, it's chilly. Nippy-nippy.
- That was lovely. I had a great time.
- Was that the first time that you saw Erika?
- Well, yeah. You think I've seen her in the past five days?
I don't have anything to say, so I'm good.
- You don't expect an apology?
- I don't care if I get an apology or not.
- Okay. - Here's the problem.
She's expecting one.
- She's expecting-- [laughs haughtily]
If anybody deserves an apology,
it's the victims!
- Erika? - For being called a liar.
- Oh. - And then, maybe me.
She threatened me,
with fangs out!
I got pushed into a conversation
that I didn't want to have at a dinner table--
- I agree. - With everybody involved.
- The point is, is we're trying to say,
if you say something and you put it out there,
you've got to just be honest in the moment.
If you guys have a conversation about me that is something
like calling me a liar or that questions my integrity,
please say it to me. I want to know that.
You know what I mean? Is that making sense?
- It's making sense, but it's triggering me, though.
- About what? - About you and I.
Because you're saying, "If you're gonna call me a liar,
call it to my face. Don't wait six months,"
and that's what happened between us.
- You came to my charity event,
raised your paddle to donate $5,000
to Children's Hospital Los Angeles,
and never paid. - What?
I would've rather you'd say, "Um, hello, we still haven't
gotten the check," but we don't have to go back.
- I didn't do that. That was Children's Hospital.
- I know! - I don't handle that.
- You keep saying that, but that's not okay.
- I mean, you talk about picking a lane?
I thought we were okay, Garcelle,
but now you're switching lanes again.
I don't handle that. I'm not the money collector.
- I got it. - So--and we're past that.
- No, we're past that. - And I appreciate that.
And you handled that. - You know what I am sick of?
I am sick of being in the hot seat.
- Well, what do we do about you guys moving forward now?
Because you can't just not talk at all ever again in the group.
- Well--
- What do you think, guys? - I was with her.
There's no moving forward for her.
- Erika? - Yeah.
- Calling me a liar is like, "Oh, hell no."
- What if she approaches you again?
- There's nothing new to say. - Right. Right.
- And there's no apology coming out of my mouth ever
about anything that I said at that table.
- She said that? - To me.
- About Sutton? - Yes. About Sutton.
There's no path to resolution with them.
- Since Kathy's dinner?
- Since Kathy's dinner, when you called her a liar.
There's no path. - So you think just pretend?
Like, the two of them, like, just ignore each other
in the group? - There's no one pretending.
They're not pretending to be friends.
They're just acting cordial. That's what people do.
- That was not two people being cordial.
That was being rude and icing each other out,
and that is uncomfortable for everybody around them.
But, like, if two people aren't even talking,
I'm just curious if they have a plan.
- That's fine. You sit at the other ends of the table,
and they don't have to talk, and that's how people act.
No one has to hang out and be, like, phony and whatever.
That's such BS. I hate that.
- Well, I hate that too.
But I can tell you that, for me, personally,
if I'm at a small, intimate dinner with seven women
and I know that two of us aren't speaking,
I'd feel like, "How do I fix this moving forward,
even if it's just putting a Band-Aid?"
Like, I don't know.
- They don't need a and-Aid. - No, I don't need a Band-Aid.
- I think she's said plenty.
I think Erika has heard plenty.
And no one needs to push people just to cause more pain.
It's just absolutely unnecessary.
- So let it be. - You guys aren't friends.
You hurt her, she hurt you, and it's, like, over.
- If you're good with that and she's okay with that,
then let it go. And it is what it is.
Anyway, this was a really beautiful night.
[laughter] It really was.
- Next time
on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
[all howling]
- Sue and I communicate with each other.
[howls]
- So I'm not the only crazy one in this group.
- There's actually a guy that I'm going to show to you.
- (BLEEP)! [laughter]
I see abs,
and then I hear my bed springs making noise.
He's hot.
- Tom's house was broken in to,
and he confronted the burglar,
and then had to go have eye surgery.
And then, my son had to go over and help.
- Recently? - And then he rolled his car
five times on the way home.
Yeah, I'm under a lot of stress.
- Wait, what?
- What you're suggesting then
is that Erika's not telling the truth.
- No, I'm suggesting she's been in a controlling marriage
for 20 years,
and she's still being controlled.
- There's lies all over the place.
- You had everyone up in arms today.
- About what? What'd I do?
- You said that we're all coming after you.
- I speak four languages. - Good for you.
- And that doesn't make sense in any one of them.
- My God, will you shut up?