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- You don't know how I make my lasagne.
- Oh. I wanted onions in lasagne.
- Got it. Okay. - How come I've never had it?
- Because you weren't talking to me for too many years.
- So I missed out on the lasagne.
- I don't know where I sit, honestly, with this group.
In a way, feel like an outsider a little bit.
- You had everyone up in arms today.
You said that we're all coming after you.
- But, but, but I don't believe it's true
that you're an outsider in this group or people
don't make an effort. I don't believe that's true.
- I said that's how I feel. - Tom's had a car accident.
- He crashed into a wall? - He drove off a cliff.
- She said that he had broke his ankle.
But what happened was, he got a head injury that night.
She was admitting that she lied to y'all.
- You ever call me a liar again, I'm coming for you.
Tom's house was broken into.
And he confronted the burglar, and 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?
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- You getting all nervous, River?
You guys do not like suitcases.
[line trilling]
- Hi. - Hello.
- Whatcha doing? - I'm packing.
Trying to figure out what to do with my clothing situation.
- I'm just gonna bring a ton of stuff
and figure it out there.
I have no idea if it's gonna be cold or hot or what.
- It's going to be cold. It's freezing. It's winter.
This would be my first girl trip
that my sister is organizing.
Go down to Del Mar.
We're doing a sound bath and I think a boat.
- That would be fun if it's not too cold to be out on a boat.
- Well, we could be inside. - We can look
through the little hole and look at the water.
- Exactly and wave.
- I mean, the fact that my sister and I went from
not spending the holidays together
for a number of years to all of a sudden
going on girls' trips together has been amazing.
- That was fun at Dorit's, wasn't it?
- So nice.
- Did you notice that Erika
and Sutton didn't say one word to each other?
- I think everyone noticed. - Hi.
- Welcome, welcome, welcome.
- Look how pretty how look. You okay, my love?
- No, I'm great. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Good to see you.
- Now we're all going to Del Mar together.
It's not gonna be as easy to pretend.
- All of us in a hotel. I think it's gonna be intense.
- Oh. [laughs]
- We're all gonna caravan from your place?
- Yeah. We'll meet here at my house.
By the way, I have you in a shoe.
I have the phone propped up in this.
[laughter]
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- I think I'm gonna wear this blouse.
That's pretty, right?
With those kind of cream white shoes.
[phone ringing]
Why am I always rushing?
Where's my phone?
Oh, here it is. Okay.
- Hello, beauty. - Hi, beautiful.
- Of course you've packed up and everything's ready.
- I've got some last-minute packing.
Are you bringing your fan?
- Of course I am.
I know you're busy, but I want to talk about last night.
I wanted just to say how beautiful,
first of all, you looked.
The dresses, it really was great.
How did you feel?
- I was happy that last night was beautiful
and that it went off without a hitch.
- I was a little bit late last night.
I didn't understand what was going on,
'cause I'm always the last to know everything.
- With Garcelle? - Yes.
- Obviously, I had words with her.
She's making these very bold statements
such as she feels like an outsider.
Yesterday, she said some of us ladies in this group
are coming for her.
And, you know, friends don't do that.
If she has a problem with me, she needs to be open, honest,
upfront, and transparent. You don't just--
- Right. I'm sorry. I'm kind of just going through
what I'm gonna bring.
- No, of course! - Just, like, makeup and stuff.
And in the last few months,
I've just felt like something feels strange.
It's made me question whether or not we're even friends.
- Right. - You don't just give me jabs
and then afterwards say,
"Well, it was actually the fact that you talk too much."
Well, why didn't you ever say that?
- Mm-hmm.
- It feels like she's not very interested.
- Right.
Because I planned the trip, if things go south,
then I'm gonna be...
okay, I'm gonna have to go.
- Well, I'll see you soon. Bye.
- Bye.
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- Hey. - Hello!
- Hi! - Kyle, my whole car
is packed full, more when I took camping.
- You're going camping for one night.
What is this stuff? What is all this?
You've got a bag for three weeks here.
- And now I feel totally prepared just in case.
- Hi, Bambi. Oh, let me see. Oh. Good girl.
Who's here?
- Hi. Mwah! Mwah!
- I have packed so much you'd think
I'm going for a month.
When you get down there, you just never know
what activities we're doing.
- I'm not doing any activities,
'cause I have a really bad sprained ankle.
- Is it really bad? - It's really bad.
It's been almost two years
since I've been suffering from foot problems secretly in pain.
It's, like, the bottoms feel, like, raw.
- Oh, Sutton, I'm sorry. - I know.
- I would offer a foot massage. But you can't touch them.
- You can't touch it.
- The MRI showed a sprained ankle two weeks ago,
and now it's just completely bruised.
I'm gonna fight to get back into my shoes.
My shoes are works of art.
They are my friends. I will never get rid of them.
- So what are we doing here? We're just waiting?
- We're just waiting. Garcelle is meeting us
down there, because she's doing "The Real."
- She's doing her event today. - Yeah, she's shooting today.
We're caravanning I guess.
- Quick-- - Hello!
- Hi. both: Hi.
- Hi. - I'm coming, ladies.
[dog barking] Sh--.
What else did I forget? Oh, my God. My back.
- Hello. [dog barking]
- Hi, guys. - Hi, Kath.
- Mwah! - Mwah!
- Where's Kyle? Oh.
- Hi, guys! - Hi, honey.
- Hi. Mwah!
Everybody looks great.
- Who are we waiting for?
- We're waiting for Erika and Dorit.
- Should we sit then?
- BRB. Okay?
[dog whining]
- Guys. [together] Yay!
- Hey, y'all. Sorry, sorry, I'm late, y'all.
- That's okay. - I have the dog in the car.
So I'm gonna get on the road.
- Erika's so brilliant. She's getting away from people
who she doesn't like by having a dog.
- All right. Bye, guys. I'll see you guys down there.
- Sign me up. I'm in. - Kyle...
- Don't let my dogs out. - Will check my...
- Is the front door open? No! Shoot, my dogs!
- My gas thing.
- Hold on. I'll load up after I check my sister's gas.
- Kyle, I need to find that purse.
- Oh, this is so annoying. Is this your purse?
- Well, one of them.
- You didn't walk in with a purse for sure?
- No, no, it's that gray with the KH.
I think she frickin' forgot it.
- What? - My purse with my phone.
- Your phone?
My mom babied my sister Kathy a lot
until she passed on the duty to my brother-in-law Rick.
So she's used to people, like, taking care of her.
So you don't have a phone or anything?
- No. - She's a lot of work.
- What am I gonna do, Kyle? - Let me call your phone.
Hold on.
This is not gonna be relaxing for me.
Kathy, see if your phone rings.
[phone ringing] [car horn honks]
- Who is beeping?
Oh, my God. We have a pile up of cars.
- Oh, it's Dorit.
- They're gonna shut the gate on car.
- Oh, my...
Have someone meet you at the 405 and Sunset.
- But I don't have a phone to tell them.
- Who do I ask for if I call the house?
- The lady. - Who's the lady?
- That works at my house.
- Kathy. - Everything okay?
- Yeah. Someone didn't put her phone--
Her bag in the car with all her stuff.
- Oh, no. - Who wouldn't need a vacation
after just trying to get out of here?
[phone ringing]
- Did you find her bag?
Okay, we need someone to drive it right now
to Sunset and the 405.
- Okay, I'm going to be there.
- Okay, bye. Let's go. We got it.
Kathy's leading? Great.
That makes a lot of sense.
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- Okay. That's Ka-- Mrs. Hilton's behind me.
Put it in her car, please.
- Oh, I need it. No, I need it.
- No, no, no, no. Mrs. Hilton's car.
- I need it. - Not my car.
Mrs. Hilton's car. Lord have mercy.
- Thank you so much. Okay.
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- This is great.
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- Good afternoon, Miss Girardi. - Hi.
- Welcome to Fairmont Grand Del Mar.
- Thank you. - And who's our furry friend?
- This is Tiago.
No one here in this group
can understand what I'm going through.
Every day you wake up with another ----ing
baseball bat to the head.
- Would y'all like a tennis ball
while we're checking in to keep--
- Yes. That'd be great. - [laughs]
- This sh-- is emotional.
Thank you so much. - You're welcome.
- That's very cool.
The truth, is I don't want to sit at home.
So maybe getting out would perhaps ease a little bit
of what I'm going through.
- All right. Miss Girardi. I have everything ready
for your stay while you're here with us.
Our resort pool's open, hot tubs.
We have beautiful pickleball courts.
- Oh, pickleball. I'm terrible at that.
- So wonderful to have you joining us today.
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- Oh, wow. It's really far.
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Oh, wow.
[laughs] This is great.
My foot is getting worse
and worse and worse as the hours go by.
My ankle looks like an elephant foot.
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Ow, ow!
- Can I have the bellman bring the bags for you?
- Yes, I would love you to have the bellman bring my bags up.
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- Hello. Good afternoon. - Hi. How are you?
- Welcome to Grand Del Mar. How was your drive down today?
- Goodness. I'm exhausted.
I'm not used to driving, period.
- So just at the end of hall here, we have one of our two
presidential suites, which are fantastic.
- Ooh. - Oh!
- Beautiful! - We're moving in.
- Gorgeous. - To the right
you have a little study.
- So I'm not going anywhere. - How nice.
- This is the second bedroom.
- Beautiful. - Beautiful.
- I think I'll stay here, 'cause I have so many products.
- Okay.
When I'm traveling with my sister,
there's no doubt that I will be
in the best suite in the best hotels.
- Wait. Is there a closet in here?
- I've got my room.
- Kyle, there's not a closet, I don't think.
- I'm unpacking!
- Coming up...
- Be called a liar is not okay with me.
I don't care if she thinks I threatened her.
She should be threatened.
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- I love when a hotel room has a fireplace.
- I do too. - This is nice.
- Isn't that beautiful? - Very.
So everyone is here already,
and we were all gonna meet in the lobby.
Oh, Sutton had to go the emergency room
and have her leg X-rayed.
- Why? - It's black and blue,
her ankle, both sides.
- Like, I just talked to my doctor.
I'm dealing with some foot issues right now in my life.
He is sending me to the ER to get X-rays.
- Right now? Okay, let me see your foot.
Oh, it's black and blue. Could that be broken?
Honestly, I wasn't exactly looking forward to how awkward
it was gonna be between Erika and Sutton.
So maybe a little more time and a little more space
wouldn't hurt them... or us.
[knock at door]
- [laughs]
Hi. - Hi, neighbors.
So I grabbed her.
- Yes, we met in the hallway. - I know.
- Oh, my God. How beautiful!
- I expected nothing less, Miss Hilton, nothing less.
- This is fab. - Oh, this is nice.
- So we are going to go down to the beach for a pop-up picnic.
- Fun.
- And we're gonna meet Crystal and Lisa down in the lobby.
- So fun. - I'm newer to girls' trips,
but I certainly know how to plan fun things to do.
And I'm wondering if there's a possibility
to go down to the beach for a pop-up picnic.
- Absolutely. - You guys ready?
- So I thought this will be great
and a few seals on the beach, a picnic.
- Hello. - Hi, everybody!
- Are you ready for the pop-up picnic?
I want everybody to enjoy themselves.
Let's go. We're really running late.
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- Come on, girls. - Oh, this is so exciting.
Look at that cute little table.
[seagull squawks]
- Is she chasing-- - Oh, my God. Okay.
- Oh, my God.
- Look at that bird just chilling.
- That's a little seagull, man. A seagull.
- Excuse me. [seagull squawks]
- You have seating?
- You're Right here. - Look, this is so cute!
- Seating on the beach.
Uhh!
- Wait, who are we missing?
- Sutton. - Garcelle.
- Where is Garcelle? - Working, honey.
- Look how cute, Kathy.
- Wait, do you guys see the sea lions?
- Oh, my God. Look at the sea lions.
- Oh, they're coming. Lookit, they're on the sand over there.
- The lions are coming. Look at 'em.
They're on the sand. - The lions are coming.
- They're posing.
- These sea lions are posing like Dorit does for Instagram.
- Let's go look at the sea lions.
Look at them. Look at this one.
- Oh, he's looking like a dinosaur.
- What is he doing--what is she doing, I wonder.
- My dog does this. - Oh, what's happening?
- Are we witnessing some intimacy?
- Ooh.
- Ooh!
- [laughs] Ahh!
- Bye-bye.
- These sea lions need to go get a room.
I mean, this is ridiculous.
[phone ringing]
- Oh, Sutton's calling. Sorry, Erika.
Hello. How's your ankle?
- It's okay; it's all wrapped up.
And I have to stay on crutches for, like, a while.
- No! - You do?
- Crutches? You know what? You go and rest your ankle.
We'll see you back at the hotel.
- Okay, bye. - We'll see you later.
- Bummer. - How do you feel about her?
How do you feel about being with her?
- I've said--look, look, guys.
Let me just clear it up real fast.
- Listen, listen.
- To be called a liar is not okay with me
'cause I'm not lying.
Being called a liar is, like, major for me.
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.
And that is something I will not tolerate.
- Did she say liar? Did she say she thinks she's a liar?
- Yes. - She did.
- She said she's already proven she's lied.
- She said that word? - Yeah.
- I mean, she gave an example.
- What example? - About the car accident.
- As a result of the crash, his ankle was broke.
- Right. Got it. Got it, got it.
- He was also unconscious for 12 hours.
- He was? - Well, she lied to y'all,
because she said that he had broke his ankle.
But that's not what happened.
What happened was, he got a head injury that night.
She was admitting that she lied to y'all.
- Erika, what head injury? I know that he was in a bad--
A worse car accident than we knew.
- Car accident. Yeah. Yeah.
- And I know he was unconscious for 12 hours.
- Allegedly, yeah.
- I mean, the head injury that he had--
- Mm-hmm.
- What does that mean?
You're the one who told us this information.
So why are you saying "allegedly"?
- Right, well-- - Right. Yeah.
- He told you that he was unconscious or--
- Well, yeah.
- I feel like this is what happens
when you're married to a lawyer for that many years.
- Was he supposed to have surgery and he didn't want it?
- He was gonna have surgery on his ankle to pin it.
And I said no, because I didn't want him to go
underneath anesthesia, because after you have a TBI,
you shouldn't be put under anesthesia.
- What's TBI? - Traumatic brain injury.
- Oh, right. - You can't be knocked out.
And, you know, especially at that age.
- I think Erika is telling the truth.
I just--it's not all the information.
That's what makes it sometimes debatable.
- Everybody can (BLEEP) off.
I know the truth. I don't care what anyone else says.
I was there. And also too, this is happening in real time.
There was a competency hearing that I'm not a part of today.
- So a doctor's looking-- - No, it's in the court.
So it's a--it's a real thing.
- I don't know Tom well.
And, of course, when I saw him,
he was charismatic and engaging.
- I went to high school with Pat Wayne.
And we're drinking beer. About 1:00 in the morning
in comes this big guy, John Wayne.
"What the hell is going on?"
- No! - And he goes, "That was him.
That was him." - Oh, that's exciting.
- Now we're finding out that he is not really competent.
I'm confused.
- Is it hard for you to hear that he's incompetent?
- Yeah, you have to remember something, after this accident,
I was the first person that raised my hand and said,
"We have a problem here." And they blew me off.
- The family?
- All of them, doctors, everybody.
So I've been living with this for years.
There's a lot of sh-- being said.
And I'm not gonna have someone call me a liar.
And I'm not apologizing.
I don't care if she thinks I threatened her.
She should be threatened.
That's it.
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- Coming up...
[knock at door]
- Oh, my God.
[gasps] Sutton Stracke. Stop it.
[upbeat music]
- Hi. How are you?
- Okay, fantastic.
Oh, wow.
- Good afternoon, Miss Beauvais.
You're staying in one of our beautiful Palazzo Suites.
It's one of our best suites.
- Are the other girls in the suite?
Or are they in, like, regular, normal rooms?
- [laughs]
Right this way.
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- Is there a lot of people staying here?
- It's pretty quiet right now. You have much of
our grand estate to yourself while you're here.
- Oh, great. - Yeah.
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- Isn't this how most horror movies start?
[woman screams]
Wow. Am I gonna remember how to get out?
- [laughs]
- Wow. - This will be your suite here.
- Oh, fantastic.
This is a beautiful hotel.
But let me tell you, if I see two little twins staring at me,
I am out of here.
- Enjoy your stay with us. - I appreciate it. Thank you.
The Black people are always the first to get killed.
I'm out of here. No way.
This place is huge.
Wow.
[bottle pops] Whoo!
Party of one.
[knock at door]
Oh, my God.
[gasps] Sutton Stracke. Stop it.
- It's a long walk in these crutches.
So he wheeled me, which was very nice of him.
- Oh, my God. I can't believe this happened to you. Oh, baby.
- I know. - Come on in.
- It's okay. I mean, you know, it's hurting,
but when I take, like, the Motrin and stuff,
I'm not in pain.
I just can't put any, um, weight on it.
They did a great job in that ER.
And my doctor said, "You do not have a break.
"You have a terrible sprain.
You have to stay off of it completely for one week."
- And can you have a glass of champagne?
- Yes or vodka.
Right now, I'm just concerned about the idea
of staying off of my foot for this weekend.
Welcome to my life.
- Well, this should make for an interesting few days.
- Right. - And what about you and Erika?
- Crystal had told me that Erika had told her...
- "Closed door." - Had told her "Closed door."
- There's no moving forward for her.
- She said that? - To me. Yes.
- About Sutton? - About Sutton.
- Do I respect that or do I knock on the door?
- Girl, I don't know if you want to knock on the door.
- I don't really want to knock on the door.
For the love of God, why am I trying so hard?
And I know that I'm a really good person
and I'm a really good friend.
Attorney said to me, "You need to have someone ready
to give you money if you need it."
- Oh, like a loan? - I offered that to Erika,
but she threatened me.
So for the love of God, no, I've got a sprained ankle.
I have my own situation.
Yeah. I am--I'm good.
Somebody else can play detective.
I'm--I'm out. I think that's going to be my route...
- Good. - That I'm going.
- Just lay low.
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- Yeah.
- What's happening?
- Okay, I'll meet you outside.
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- Thank you for my '60s-inspired moment.
- Kyle?
- Yes.
- Do you know how to open the wine?
- [laughs]
My whole life. What time is the reservation?
How long--when do we have to be there?
- 8:00. And the place cards are done.
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- Okay, hold on. Wide load. Not you. Just the chair.
How did I get stuck with this job, people?
- Hi, guys! - Hi, Crystal.
You look so gorgeous.
- Look, no hands, Crystal.
- Don't even--don't even think about it. Stop!
- I'm kidding. I'm so sorry. - Hello.
- Hello, Lisa Rinna. - Hi!
- Welcome! - How are you?
- Oh, that's right. You've been here.
- I've been here. - We're all in black.
- We're all in black [inaudible].
- How was work today?
- Work was good. - Good.
- Working woman. - What are we gonna do?
- Sutton's in a wheelchair?
- Oh, my gosh.
- Hi, ladies!
- Hey, guys. - Cute.
- Are you okay? - Yes, I am okay.
I have a bilateral sprain.
- It's Kathy's trip. Where's Kathy?
- Where's Kathy? - Ready, ready.
- I am so stressed. - You ready?
- Yep. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready.
- Should I go ahead? - Hold on. I'm ready.
Kathy, you still have two rollers in your hair.
- Somebody check in on Kyle?
Anybody? Want to check on Kyle?
- I see my phone, so I will. - Oh, perfect.
[line trilling]
- Oh, my phone. - You have a little--
A little hair polish?
- Hair polish? - I mean spray, spray?
Just to put a little spray. - I don't have any.
I was gonna ask you for some. - Oh, God. Okay.
- She's not answering the phone.
- Maybe they're in the elevator.
- Oh, my God. We're gonna--so late.
This is embarrassing. - Sh--. We're in trouble.
- What time is it? What time is it?
- I'm gonna decline it. I'm too scared.
- One second. One second.
- Your call has... - What?
- Let me text her. - "Hi. Where are you?"
- I forgot a mask. This is embarrassing.
- All right. No one's answering me.
So that's all I can do. - How long we got to wait?
- I'm not walking anywhere. I have not heard back.
- Shall we sit down? - Yes.
- Yes, we should. - Yes. We should.
- They just called, and I was scared to answer.
- Who called? - Rinna.
- Oh, well, is she your boss?
- No, but I feel bad; we're late.
- Well, they're having a drink. Wait, where do we go?
- I don't know.
- Here. Let's move it this way so I can put my leg. Thank you.
Garcelle, I am, like, impressed with your mothering skills.
- I want a Birkin bag. - Yeah.
- How pretty.
- Hi! Is everything okay?
- Oh, my goodness. - So, so, so sorry.
- Wow. - Kyle, were you in glam?
- No, I was not, my dear.
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- I'm going to do the truffle.
- Truffle risotto? - Risotto.
- Can I please have the Chilean seabass?
- Really want that.
- The bass with a side of risotto.
- With a side of risotto.
- I'm ordering seabass. - Would you like some?
- Ladies, you want some bread? Who wants some bread?
- Why don't you have a piece of bread and calm done?
- I am having-- - Oh.
- I couldn't resist. - Your behavior's not okay.
- Really? - Yeah, it's not okay.
- Why don't you have a piece of bread,
maybe you'll calm down a little.
- Shame on you. - Oh, for God's sake.
- You're disgusting. - Please.
- I couldn't resist it. - You walked into that one.
- So nice that it's not as cold as I expected it to be.
- It's--I mean, 'cause it can get so uncomfortable.
- How's everybody tonight? - I'm relaxed.
- I'm happy.
- I'm fearful.
- You're fearful? - Yeah.
Well, I got a lot going on. A lot's happening even today.
So, you know, yeah.
- I am anxious. - Okay.
- I just feel-- - Why are you anxious?
- Well, I can still feel
that there's some lingering issues going on.
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- Coming up...
- Garcelle, you need to be straight with her how you feel.
You shouldn't be shady.
- Come on. Give me a ----ing break.
- Okay. All right.
- I just feel-- - Why are you anxious?
- Well, I can still feel
that there's some lingering issues going on.
Think I'm rude to say that?
- No. - Not at all.
- I do know that this is a thing.
I did call a meeting, if you will,
without Erika, because I was in a nervous place.
But I'm not going to apologize for it,
because I was only asking questions.
And you really did hurt my feelings.
And you were scary that night at Kathy's dinner.
- Don't call me a liar. - I didn't call you a liar.
- You called me a liar. I'm not a liar.
- I didn't say, "Erika's a liar."
- She call me a liar?
- You lied about the broken foot.
But you didn't say about the brain thing.
That's where the "lie" part comes in.
- I'm not a liar. I don't care that you think I'm scary.
- Well, I know that you don't. - I don't.
- I'm just telling you how I felt.
- Right. I don't care. Why are you speaking to me?
I have nothing to say to you. Zero.
- Okay, Miss Small Town.
- Miss Small Town? That's you, honey.
- Girl, you're-- - Small-minded. "You're" what?
"Girl" what? "Girl" what?
- Okay. Call me small-minded. - Small-minded.
- If it makes you feel better...
- What are we doing here? - To put me down.
- I'm not putting you down. You called me a liar, honey.
- Really? You just called me small-minded.
- Yes, it is. - That is really insulting.
- All right, I'm not giving this any more energy,
because it doesn't really need it; this is dumb.
- Everybody, just one second. Can we give a little forgiving?
Because I think that she chose the wrong word,
'cause I don't think she would really call somebody a liar.
- No. - Okay.
So this is supposed to be fixing things, so if it's not--
- It's not working. - It's not working.
- You guys, I've told you guys it's not going to be fixed.
- Erika was honest today.
For her, right now, the door is closed.
She's dealing with a lot.
And this for her is just crossing a line. And for her--
- There's a lot of crossing of lines.
- I don't know what that means. - I think she crossed a line.
- So I just wanted to finish this thought here.
- I'm just trying to--no, what I'm trying to figure out
is why I'm being made out to be like the bad guy.
- I don't think you are the main one.
- If you let me finish this thought,
I'm trying to actually help you.
- Okay.
- And I'm trying to say something nice.
- Everybody is--everybody is coming after her.
- [inaudible]. It's just that--
- Everybody is saying, "Tell the truth.
Tell the truth. Tell the truth."
- No one is coming after her. - Trying to help me do what?
- This is not an attack on Sutton.
- I'm not saying you're attacking on Sutton.
But I'm saying, at Kathy's house,
it felt like it was skewed to Sutton.
- Sutton, you said... - That I was a liar?
- "Next time I see Erika, I'm gonna be honest with her
and be straight up. I think she's lied."
And you're not being honest.
And you're putting us in a bad position.
- You've been in this group long enough.
You should know and understand
that it's in an attempt to help her.
Do you understand?
I know you can pretend that that's not the case.
But it actually is.
- So by you saying, "Tell the truth, tell the truth,
tell the truth, tell the truth" is to help her in the long run?
- Yes. - How is that helping her?
Pushing someone is helping them?
This feels like exactly what happened with Denise.
- Denise, you have chosen to sit here,
then you need to ----in' own it.
- I have owned it, and it's not good enough.
- Sutton, do you feel helped?
Erika, do you feel helped? It's a no. Gotcha.
- Be honest about what she just said.
- Gotcha.
- I mean, Garcelle, when we were
at Kyle's Christmas party... - Yeah.
- And you were sitting next to me...
- Yeah.
- You too turned around to me and said,
"That's not what you said the other night.
That's not what you said the other night."
- No one is looking to... - No one.
- Pry into...
- That's not what you said the other night.
- I think anyone will understand--
- That's not what you said the other night.
That's not what you said the other night.
- Let me finish.
- No, you're still carrying that torch.
I thought everything was-- - No. I'm making a point,
because Garcelle is saying that everyone's--
But when she does it, it's okay.
- Dorit, come on.
I'm just getting a little bit...
[sighs]
It's just too much back and forth and just nitpicking
and the--what is it, the camel with the--what is it?
The toe with the camel's back?
- The straw that breaks the camel's back.
- I think it's still hurt feelings.
- Is there a point to say?
Are you talking about, still, Sutton?
- I think there's some hurt feelings...
- Yeah.
- With you and Dorit. - Yeah.
- Yeah.
- But I thought you all got over it.
- I don't think there's still hurt feelings.
- I thought so too, but apparently not.
- Well, I mean, listen, I think that it rears its ugly head.
And I think that sometimes we have conversations
and you know how I feel. I told you.
- Yeah. - To me, I prefer my friends
to be upfront, honest, and transparent.
- Right.
- Because that's how you can actually create
real friendships. - Great.
- Garcelle, let me ask you real question.
- Yeah. - You have shared that
you don't feel comfortable in this group.
- I didn't say uncomfortable; I said I didn't feel accepted.
- Okay. You didn't feel accepted?
So do you like the women at this table?
- Absolutely. - Okay.
- Some more than others. - Okay.
- If you want to be included,
you really need to make an effort to be a friend.
I have known Garcelle for over 20 years.
And I think that we've all really made an effort
to make Garcelle feel more comfortable in this group.
We had a birthday for her at my house.
- Yes! - Let me see. Let me see.
- Yes! - But here's the thing,
friendship is a two-way street.
And Garcelle didn't even know about Kyle's birthday.
- It's Kyle's birthday. - Oh, I didn't know that.
- Yeah. - Did you know?
- Yeah. - If you want a friend,
you need to be a friend.
So she has to make an effort.
For you to come out and say,
"These women are coming after me," it wasn't cool, Garcelle.
- Who doesn't feel that I don't like them?
- I certainly do. - I feel you like me.
I feel like everybody likes me. I ask myself that.
- I don't even know why that's a question.
I don't go, "Do you like me?" - Garcelle, I know you.
You need to be more straight up.
- Come on. Give me a ----ing break. Get out of here.
- Garcelle-- - Get out of here.
- No, I'm not. You need to be straight with her how you feel.
You need to be straight, 'cause you can be shady.
- We all can be shady. - Garcelle, just be honest.
♪ ♪
- Coming up...
- They want to put him in a mental facility.
You know, like, a-- - Oh.
How do you feel about that?
- Girl, I'm ready to have a nervous breakdown.
- Just be honest, Garcelle, how do you feel?
I got to get to the bottom of it,
'cause I watched you at a table.
Oh, I have is this moment. But I go, "Listen..."
- At Dorit's? - Yes. I don't know.
Genuinely, I don't know how you feel.
I guess when you say that you feel like
you're an outsider, to me,
it feels like you're not really interested
or invested in building friendships.
- That is so not true.
When I was having that conversation,
did anybody come up and say, "Hey, how are you doing?"
- Yeah. But, Garcelle, I was confronting you
on something you were doing to me.
- How I feel doesn't negate how you feel.
- I appreciate that.
- When you were saying those things, no one spoke up.
It made me feel like I was on an island by myself.
Already being the only Black person in this
group--and it's not about race. It's not about race.
But already being the only one here,
have you guys ever thought that maybe it's a little odd for me?
- I have, but I don't verbalize it.
- But if you don't verbalize it,
how am I supposed to know?
Just because I'm strong doesn't mean that I don't have feelings
and I'm not fragile and I'm not trying to fit in.
My whole life ----ing life, I've had to try to fit in.
- But you fit in here. - You do fit in.
- It doesn't always feel like that.
I walk in a room all the time,
and I always have to prove myself.
Have you guys ever walked into a room
and felt like you're the only one that's different?
- Yeah.
- Try it your whole life.
- I'm really glad you're saying this.
- I am too. I think this is so--thank you for sharing this.
- I really am glad that you're saying this.
- Yeah.
- Thank you, Garcelle, for sharing this.
I like seeing Garcelle in this moment,
even though I feel bad that she experiences that.
- You're brave, and you're good.
And everything's okay.
- Because by letting your guard down
and being vulnerable you allow our relationship
to go to the next level.
- You just got vulnerable. It was beautiful.
- That was beautiful. - How do you feel?
- Better.
Tonight I feel like they got to see a little piece of me.
- That was a breakthrough.
- I think that was really nice to hear.
- I feel awful.
- I really feel like me being vulnerable
and saying how I feel made them see me differently.
And I think it was a breakthrough
for--for all of us.
- What time is it? It's 11:30. - Oh, wow.
- Oh, we need to go to bed. - What's happening tomorrow?
- Tomorrow, we're gonna do a sound bath.
So anybody that wants to come back and have a cup of coffee
or tea at our apartment.
- Tonight? - Right now?
- Tonight?! - You're an animal, Kathy.
- These girls, they don't know what they're missing.
The reason I got a suite was for people
to be able to hang out.
And nobody wants to come and enjoy it.
Disappointing.
- I need my crutches! - Come on. Come on, glam!
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Good morning. Here's cream. There's the tea.
- Kyle, we got to be careful. Look.
[silverware clanging]
- [inaudible].
[knock at door]
- Entrez-vous.
- Good morning. - Good morning, sunshine.
- Hi, baby. Oh, my God. How you feeling?
Well, I feel like the sound bath
is gonna just change my life.
- Okay, good. You using this for anything?
- I was gonna use it to--
[screams] [laughter]
- Resident nurse here.
- You can add this to your-- - My list of jobs.
- Yeah. I made it.
- Yay! - This way.
- You know, why did my room
be right next door to yours?
- You're so lucky. - Yeah, I'm really lucky.
Listen, it's Black History Month.
You got to be nice to me. I shouldn't be doing this.
- Oh, my God.
[laughter]
[gong crashes]
[bowls reverberating]
[mystical music]
♪ ♪
- Oh, poor thing. - I'm okay.
- Come on down.
- Hello. Hello. - Hi.
- Virtual hugs. - Yes.
- Nice to see you. - Nice to see you all.
- We've all been waiting and excited for this.
- Yes.
- So basically, the spots are here.
You'll lay down on the yoga mat faceup.
- I'm recommending the sound bath,
because I was at a baby shower for Kim Kardashian.
And this was so relaxing and spiritual.
I see this as being cleansing for everybody.
- So is Erika not coming? - I don't know.
- Has anybody talked to Erika? - You know what?
Maybe she's dealing with something this morning
or, you know, something, 'cause she--
- Let's just let her kind of chill for a minute.
- Yeah. - Not worry about it.
- You will all be experiencing a sound bath.
Basically, a sound bath is a meditative concert.
See if you can tune into these sounds for relaxation
and stress reduction.
[bowls reverberating]
- You're just supposed to lay back, relax.
- And then just tune into the sounds.
[bowls reverberating]
- And then they do the drum...
[drum rattling]
And the music over your stomach.
[bell chiming]
And you completely melt.
[chimes jingling]
- This is one of those things you think
something's gonna happen,
and really, absolutely nothing is happening.
- Taking a minute to come back to your breath
and just notice what it feels like.
- Nothing.
[gong crashes]
- [groans]
- I know it's supposed to be relaxing, but really?
[laughs]
- Aww, she needed it.
- She doesn't even have her fan with her.
- Thank you so much, Jazmine. - Yeah.
- Thank you so much. - I hope to set you up
for a beautiful rest of your day.
- Yes. - Ready for some wine tasting?
- Yes! - Thank you.
- Yeah, really.
- Jazmine, that was amazing. - Thank you, Jazmine.
- Thank you, honey. - I texted Erika.
- Is she okay? - She just--well, I said,
"Should we start without you? Are you coming?"
And she said, "Start without me."
- Wow. Something, you know, came out about Tom.
You know, they put the brother
in charge of his conservatorship.
Remember she told us about it last night?
- Yeah, yeah. - Well, they have agreed
to let Tom's brother be his conservator.
But it says that they want to put him in a mental facility.
You know, like, a-- - Oh.
- What? - Oh, gee.
- For, you know, people that have dementia.
It's on "Page Six."
- No. - Yes.
- Sh--! - Yeah.
So that's a big turn of events, guys.
- God. - A big turn of events.
- It's a big turn of events.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hello. - Hi, guys.
- Hi. - Oh, matching tie-dyes.
- Come on. - How was it?
- It was actually really nice. - It was lovely.
- How are you? - Yeah. How are you?
- Well, I wanted to have you over.
So let's sit down and talk about it.
- What is going on, Erika?
- So yesterday was the hearing for Tom's conservatorship
so that his brother could take over his affairs.
So someone sent me an article about what was said in court.
And there was just this one piece of it
that just really bothered me.
It says Tom's brother asked the court
to give him the authority to place Tom
in "a facility that treats neurocognitive disorders
such as dementia." Right? I don't want to have--
- To put him in a home? How do you feel about that?
- Girl, I'm ready to have a nervous breakdown,
because regardless of what is going on with him
legally, this is someone I was married to for 22 years.
- Of course. That's right.
- I knew this last night before we went to dinner, okay?
- Oh, you did? - I read this article.
- Oh.
- So I sat there with this last night.
- How is everybody tonight?
- I'm fearful.
- You're fearful? - Yeah.
- Last you saw him you dropped him off at the office.
And now to hear being put in a home.
Do you agree with that?
- No. - That level?
- And I'll tell you why, because
I have a little bit of experience with this.
My grandmother was put into a home shed, very bad dementia.
- That's right. - [inaudible].
The most beloved person in my life is my grandmother.
- Your grandparents would be very proud for you.
- I miss them.
I get accused of being cold, 'cause I don't cry.
This is a very difficult thing, because I watched
my grandmother die.
And to see this happen here again...
[chuckles]
When my grandmother was in her home,
you know, Tom paid for that.
- Did he? - Yes, he did.
He was there for my grandmother.
We have to remember that.
I think he needs a caretaker for sure.
- Right. - But I don't think
that he needs to be in a home like I saw my grandmother in.
I know what they do to you in there.
It's supposed to be great care.
But if they lash out, then they medicate you.
The only way is down is what I'm saying.
- Right, understood. - What is his life then?
- And who's gonna be visiting him if they're not
even coming around now? - It's another point.
- He's gonna be left alone there?
- Exactly. To do what? Rot? - Yipes.
- Where is this man's family? - Where are his children?
- Right. Where are his children?
- Exactly.
- It feels like he is of no use to them.
So (BLEEP) it. - Right.
And they don't want to deal with the alleged things that...
- That's right. - Are going on.
- That's right. They don't want the stain.
They don't want the public scrutiny.
They don't want being associated.
It is tragic all the way around.
- It really is just a nightmare all across the board.
- It's a nightmare all across the board.
- It really is. It's a nightmare.
- And every day it unfolds a little bit more and more.
You know, I've told you guys about the burglary.
I still don't know anything past he got out of surgery.
- They could have shot him. - They could have stabbed him.
They could have killed him.
They could have done anything to him.
- No matter what Tom has done allegedly or not,
there's a motherly connection
that Erika has wanting to protect him.
And I understand that as a mother.
- I may be getting a divorce from this man.
But that does not mean I have divorced myself
from caring for another human
being who clearly cannot care for themselves.
- I totally understand.
- And you're--you're worried about him, right?
- Wouldn't you be? - Yes, I absolutely would.
- No matter what, I can't be married to the man.
But I certainly don't want him in some facility
where he's not taken care of and discarded.
You know, that is just something
that I don't feel is okay.
- Yeah. - It's ----ed up.
- Yeah. I understand.
- Want to know who your friends are?
Get old and go broke.
- Next time on
"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
We're ready for some vino.
- Yes, bring it! - Cheers, suckers.
- Oh, my God. - Cheers!
- Cheers!
- I'd like to take a bath in it.
- Oh, my God. - This is so good.
- Ahh! Ahh! - Oh.
- And your hair looked so good.
- Girl, I have zero dollars.
I mean, it's ----ing bullsh--. - Yeah.
- I love it when people succeed.
Like, I'll never forget when you said,
"I paid the rent this month."
- I know.
- I couldn't believe she was speaking to you.
It's almost like nothing had happened.
- Do I trust it?
- Hey! I can hear everything you're saying about me.
- [silently]