- Previously on "The Real
Housewives of Potomac"...
- The house is a little dilapidated.
This chicken coop has got to go.
- You don't want chickens? - No.
- I like chickens.
- I feel like Katie doesn't take any mess.
- She's turned into, like, free spirit, like,
Amistad "Give us free."
- She said she looked like Amistad.
- You're literally over here trying to pick me apart
the way your mom does you, and you don't like how she doe--
- Don't bring my mom into this.
- We in your momma's house right now.
- You will not talk about my mother in my home!
- I'm not gonna let her paint me as the villain
when I'm taking care of her.
- I love you. - I love you too, all right?
- You don't believe that I'm trying to get pregnant?
- Would you be drinking this much?
- Legit.
- At L2, Michael walked past us and was like,
"Yeah, I would suck his dick."
[dramatic music]
- All this talk about Michael being gay,
it's so stupid.
- Is he gay? - No, girl, he's not gay.
[upbeat music]
- I'm the baddest thing walking
and the smartest one talking.
- You can try to tear me down,
but the grand dame never crumbles.
- I've traded in my umbrella.
It's all gold at the end of this rainbow.
- The shorter my hair,
the shorter my patience.
- Karma is a bitch,
but luckily, I'm on her good side.
- Now that I'm marrying my prince,
this sleeping beauty is woke.
[groovy music]
♪ ♪
- This is nice.
♪ ♪
- Hi.
- Oh, it's so pretty in here. - I know.
This is, like, everything.
- Hi. I'm Jennifer Gilmer. - Hi, I'm Robyn.
- Hi, Robyn, nice to meet you. - Gizelle.
- Hi, Gizelle. Start taking a look around.
And we have a lot of pictures on our portfolio
that's looping on our TV over here.
- Thank you. - Okay.
- All right. You'll be hearing from me.
- Look at this. - Oh, that's nice.
Okay, so, like, are these the vibes you're going in?
Like, you're gonna do it up up? - [laughs]
Like-- - I don't know.
That's probably gonna bust the budget.
- I think it is, but this is what happens
when you're, like, renovating a home.
- I know.
My offer was accepted on my house.
How you doin'?
We landed on a little more than nine.
I saved, and you know I love to keep all of my coins.
This is House Bryant,
and I carry the Iron Throne.
- Okay, like, how big is the house?
- Okay, so the house is probably--
I think 38 now,
and then I want to, like, add another level.
- Oh. Oh, my God.
- I know. I'm doing the most.
- You are. - I know.
- And you've gotten estimates for all this?
- I have, but we're gonna do it in stages.
- Holy sh--. - Okay.
The contractor said six months,
and I'm gonna be on his ass. - I know you are.
- It's 'cause I don't want to be six months.
- Right. - I want to be four.
- Look, I am going through this process
of renovating a pretty small house in Baltimore City.
- My recommendation: Get toilets in earlier.
- What the (BLEEP)? We don't have power.
- Who ordered the cabinet? They missed two.
- Okay. All right. - Almost there.
- I don't think she has any idea
how much this is stuff is going to add up.
- This might be, like, my forever home,
so I want to just take my time with it,
do it in stages, because once I get in
I'll have probably, like, six or seven bedrooms.
- Wow. You sound like Karen.
- Well, I have three kids. - That's true.
- Karen has no one, okay? - Right, right, that's true.
[laughs] - I have the funds.
EveryHue is popping. I have the confidence.
Thank you, Dr. Ken.
What I need is a real house
that is really mine
that the IRS is not going to take.
- So I met up Katie the other day.
- Oh, my gosh.
When? - Yesterday.
She is inviting us all over... - Okay.
- For a hoedown. -Wh--
- Well, I wanted to invite you to come over this weekend.
- Oh, cool. - We're gonna have a party.
We're having a hoedown. - Oh. Oh.
We are going into Katie's world at the farm.
We might play a little cornhole,
listen to some Crosby, Stills & Nash.
[both laugh]
- Is she inviting everybody to the hoedown?
- Yeah, she is. - Okay, yes.
Okay, so first order of business, Ashley.
When you were gonna go in to apologize and I said,
"Robyn, you need to apologize.
Just apologize," and you were like, "Well, no.
I heard what I heard and I said what I said, so, no."
- Well, you know what--okay,
so I really wasn't clear... - Uh-huh.
about what I was apologizing about.
I actually kind of find it a little strange
that she's upset with me.
I'm not the one that even began to bring it up at the table.
You brought it up. - No.
You trying to put this on me?
- I'm not trying to put it-- I'm just saying.
Why am I the only one that she's upset with?
- Okay, okay. This is what we're not doing.
- That's what I'm trying to figure out.
- We're not bringing Gizelle into Penisgate.
- I don't even know what I'm apologizing for.
- Okay, okay, okay.
First of all, I was not there. I didn't hear it.
I had nothing to do with it, okay?
- Right. - So Gizelle's not gonna be
brought into this story. I have enough to deal with.
I've got enough people mad at me.
- We all have enough to deal with.
Who's mad at you? Nobody's mad at you.
- I mean, any given moment
Karen's mad at me about something.
- Who's mad at you? She's not mad at you.
- Monique just decided not to be mad because she's pregnant.
No, I'm not-- - Nobody's mad at you.
- I'm not taking the fall for this, Robyn.
- I'm not telling you to take the fall,
but I think it's kind of weird that Ashley is
"I'm so mad at Robyn."
- Robyn, you heard it! - Her whole issue was
"You should've pulled me to the side
and talked to me in private." - Yes.
- I'm not the one that initiated it at the table.
- There was an issue she discussed earlier.
It speaks to why she feels
like your relationship is fraudulent.
- What happened? What? What?
- I'll let Robyn take over. - Oh!
You brought it up. - Okay, fine.
I brought it up, but I brought it up
'cause I felt like we would be better friends
if we told her right at the door--
- Do you think we should have pulled her to the side instead?
- Okay, fine. I own it.
This is partly my fault,
but only, like, 4%.
I don't want this to have anything to do with me,
but once again Gizelle has to apologize.
- We will both apologize for our part
at Katie's hoedown.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Yes, parking spaces in the front.
Mmm! Got some skills.
♪ ♪
Psst.
- Hey.
♪ ♪
- It's very quiet. - So what's going on?
- Tomorrow is "regular" date night.
I was just trying to add an extra date night.
- Extra date night? - Yes.
- Oh, one is all I got. I'm a busy guy.
- You don't want to be with me all day every day?
- No.
- I'm going crazy at my own dinner parties,
I'm going to therapy to heal,
and I feel like I lost more marbles than I started with.
- Space is good.
- I suppose.
- The silver lining in all of this drama
is that Chris is who he always is for me.
He's the voice of reason amongst all of the chaos.
- I don't need to be with you 24 hours a day.
You know, I give you, like, 18 of 'em.
- Anyhoo, I was thinking about the therapy
that I did with my mom.
Any time that I say something that she doesn't agree with,
it's a lie.
- She's crying now. What's going on here?
- She just likes to cry like that.
It's okay, Can. - She loves to diminish me.
I cry--I cry a lot. - She diminishes you.
- That's not diminishing you. Why are you crying?
I'm not diminishing you.
- Any time that I'm talking she keeps talking over me.
- I don't want to laugh because it's serious,
but this is the same stuff I tell you when we argue.
When you don't agree with something I say,
"No, I'm right. This is how it is."
- [stammers] That is not the same.
- Okay, to me-- - This is not--
I do not diminish the way that you feel
and the things that you say. - No, you're not.
I'm just saying the argument is similar
because I'm saying something, and you--
- This is not--this is not you think today is Tuesday
and I think today is Wednesday.
These are serious issues.
That doesn't compare.
- But as I was just trying to explain that,
you interrupted me and--
- No, I let you finish your sentence.
- I'm saying something, and-- - This is not--this is not--
- I was mid-sentence.
- I'm not doing this. - I--it's--
- [stammers] I'm getting upset 'cause I've asked you
not to throw me under the bus like that.
- Candi, I'm not throwing you under the bus.
- You are. Yes, you are. - Stop.
No, I'm not. - Yes, you are.
- Like, you're taking this way too seriously.
- I've asked you to stop doing that.
That's bullsh--.
[tense music]
- There's no reason--
- I've asked you not to do that and you keep doing it.
- Listen to me. Listen to me.
- I have asked you not to use that example,
and you seem to think that it's okay to use it,
and I don't like it.
It's respect.
- All I'm saying is you need to be able to see the other side.
That's it. - It's not the same.
The dynamic is not the same.
The disrespect and the diminishing is not the same.
- Jesus Christ, Candiace, it's not black or white.
There is middle ground.
- There is no middle ground here.
- Look, the whole situation with your mother,
you need to not be so emotional about it.
You can still take the situation--
- Like, what does that even mean?
- Candiace, when you get emotional like this,
you shut down and you don't want to deal with anything.
- And that is my ----ing right.
- And that's why I think you got so mad
at Ashley the other night.
- Get that knife out of her hand!
Get that knife out of her hand!
- I want you to shut the (BLEEP) up.
Just leave. Move.
No, I'm not going anywhere. - Move.
I'm here to try to help you
better your relationship with your mother,
because what you've been doing for 32 years
hasn't ----ing worked, now, has it?
- I'm finished talking.
Please move away from my door. - The solution to a problem--
- The solution is for you to not do
what I've asked you not to do.
That's a solution.
- Because that's the solution you want
that's easiest for you.
- Because it's my ----ing life, yes!
- But guess what? I'm your ----ing husband,
and you're gonna listen to me.
- I don't have to listen to sh--.
I'll move you myself if I have to.
- Go for it. - Move.
- No. Like, just calm down.
- Chris, move. Good-bye.
[car door slams, engine revs]
♪ ♪
- Coming up next.
- Oh, hell no. - Have you seen the news today?
- It's literally everywhere.
- [shouts]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hey, baby. You excited?
- I'm excited. Are you excited?
- I am, but oh, my God,
they look much bigger than I remember--lord!
- How's it going? - Hi, how are you?
- Karen, I assume? - Yes, I'm Karen.
- I'm Jeff. How are you? - Thank you, Jeff.
- Hi, Jeff. I'm Ray. - Ray, I'm Jeff. How are you?
- My pleasure. - Welcome to MRC.
- Thank you.
- So is this what you'll be wearing today?
- Is it wrong or is it right? - [laughs]
- You know, after the salt cave,
I feel a new energy. It's like I can live again.
- Your dad is right here. - [crying]
- He's saying, "You got this." - I know I have.
- The jacket is perfect. - Isn't it super cute?
Yeah, right? I got into the spirit of things. Hello!
Growing up in the country,
I rode dirt bikes all of the time,
so I planned a throwback activity for Ray
so he could see how his woman could...
[mimics engine revving]
- Boots are okay, as long as you can shift
without getting 'em hung up in the pegs,
that'll be fine. - And we're gonna shift today?
- Yes, ma'am. Hopefully. - Oh. Okay, good.
You're a great instructor then. You work miracles.
We're gonna move quite fast. Ray, I'm gonna shift today.
- All righty. So you ready to go?
- I am. - This is it?
- Yeah. - And I'll--
- You'll drive? - I'll drive.
- No, that's okay, Ray. That's okay.
I'm the experienced one. - I'll be on the back.
I'll be on the back. - Okay, hold on.
Let me do it right then.
When I married Ray, I was 30. Ray was 50.
I'm 50 now, and Ray's 70.
All right, baby. - Okay.
Don't go too fast now, honey.
- But I have to say, we're still the same people.
Okay. Come on, baby. - [groans] Don't go too fast.
- Ray, why you got to make the noises?
- Huh? - [laughs]
- It's fun making the noises. -Ha!
- Honey, don't hold my arms. You have to hold my waist.
- Oh, you've got to lift your feet up pretty high then.
- You're not riding with me, Ray.
No. Before you know it,
Ray will be on the back of that motorcycle with me.
Get him going. He'll be fine.
- So what we want to do now
is to bring it up a half a click into neutral.
- Okay, hold on.
- Pull the clutch in.
That was too much, I think. - Okay, hold on.
Push it.
You know what? No heels next time.
At least I look cute in case I fall.
- You look very cute. - Thank you.
- In fact, I probably should take a picture of this cuteness.
- Okay. Now, before we ride,
let's go over a couple of things.
What do we do if we get in trouble?
- Hop off the thing and let it go.
- What do we do if we get in trouble?
Brake. There we go.
You ready? - Never.
- [laughs] [motorcycle engine turns over]
- And I'm gonna walk with you. - Okay.
- So a couple of power walks. So put both feet on the ground.
- Yeah.
- Now we're gonna power walk a couple of steps.
Are you nervous? - A little.
- Well, you're doing great. - 'Cause it's heavy.
It's heavier than I remember. - You're doing great.
You're doing great.
- One, two, and then-- - There we go.
Now you're going to let the clutch out a little more.
Now pick your feet up. Look at that.
You're riding a motorcycle. - Whoo-hoo!
You're riding a motorcycle. - Oh, my God.
- You're doing great. - Goodness.
- Oh, yeah, we're gonna get our license.
Yes, buddy. - Okay, now, clutch.
Clutch, clutch, clutch. - [laughs]
Yes. - You're rolling.
- Whoo-hoo!
- We are riding, man.
- [yelps] - [laughs]
- Clutch and brake. - Whoo-hoo!
- All right. - [laughs]
- All right, baby.
- Thank you! Thank you! - Very nicely done.
- Whoo-hoo! - Very nice.
- It looked like you really knew what you were doing too.
- I don't lie. It was liberating.
It was like being free again.
[light music]
♪ ♪
- Hi there. Just let me know if I can help.
- All right. Thank you so much.
♪ ♪
- Oh, look at you.
- Over here in baby mode. - You look so cute.
- Oh, you look so cute too. - Yeah, nice to see you.
- What's going on? How are you doing?
- Good, good. - Good.
- Let me just, like, put my, like, you know--
- You feel how hard it is right there?
- Oh, my God. - [laughs]
- That's his--that's her foot?
- Uh-huh, his or her.
[laughs] - Right there?
- Yep, and then it'll-- it'll normally, like, jab back.
It's probably sleeping right now.
The fact that Ashley is on this journey to become a mother,
it makes me want to just kind of share my journey with her.
- This is, like, a little vest. - Oh, my God.
- Oh, it's so thick. Like, yeah.
- That is adorable.
Our friendship may have hope at this point.
- I was looking at that. - Is this gender-neutral?
- No, but you know what I like to do?
I like to buy a boy outfit and a girl outfit,
and then I bring both to the hospital.
- Oh, cute.
- The one thing about babies
and having babies and all of that,
they--like, they change you, almost immediately.
You don't sweat the small stuff. - [whimpers]
- Look, I'm in my Zen mode right now.
- You are. - 'Cause I'm, like,
literally producing a life right now, so.
- Regardless of any sort of negativity happening
with my husband and our relationship right now,
I still have this desire to just have a baby.
- So how you been with everything?
- Oh, it's good. It's good.
I'm still coming off of-- I lost my voice--
it's coming back to me now-- - Oh, good.
- From performing at Virginia Gay Pride.
- Oh, my God. How was it?
I'm so mad I wasn't there. - No, it's okay.
You were there in spirit. It was so exhilarating.
- That's good, and then you had your people there with you.
Gizelle and Robyn. - [sighs] I did.
- Is Robyn still your people?
I'm just baffled right now, because of all people,
I w--did not expect for Robyn
to come with that nonsense at Candiace's house.
- Candiace literally had just come at me like a rabid dog.
- Right. - Why would you use that time
to bring that up and tell me that information?
- I just felt like it was just too much.
- Yeah, and Robyn's like, "Well, it was Gizelle's fault.
Gizelle instigated it."
We all know Gizelle is an instigator.
That's who she is, but it's up to Robyn
to be like, "Well, Ashley, I see that things
"just got really hot with you and Candiace.
I'm not going to add onto that."
But you decided to do it right then and there
to give even more gas to Candiace?
- How you gonna be mad at Robyn?
You know Robyn ain't the Brain.
Robyn is Pinky. You know!
You know, Candiace has been, you know--
she's definitely made some changes,
but I did not appreciate
the way she acted at the dinner,
and it just seemed like
she was already dead set on... y'all having an issue.
- That's why I wasn't gonna sit there and play nice,
because this is phony. This is fake.
I know you've been talking sh-- about me
to everybody at this table.
You talked sh-- on me before I came.
- Right? - So why are we gonna act
all nice, nice butterflies here when we know it's not that way?
- We've all had our moments of explosions,
and we've all seen some things go down.
I mean, last year it was me with the darn umbrella.
- Get out of my face before I choke you out
with this umbrella. - Oh, please do it.
- But I've never felt that uncomfortable
in somebody else's home in my life.
- Babe--yeah, but your umbrella was an umbrella.
She had a knife. - A darn butter knife.
- Butter knife or not, it's a knife.
- Oh, my God. - That's a--it's a knife.
The intention was there. She didn't grab the fork.
She didn't grab the spoon. She went right for the knife.
- Don't get it wrong, I love Candiace,
but the way she's gunning for Ashley,
it's just like "Why?"
It just makes me feel like Candiace got a lot going on
and there's something underlying.
I just hope it doesn't get to a point
where me and Candiace are now bumping heads
because I don't agree with her. Lots to think about.
- Thank you so much. - Thank you.
- I just--look, I just want peace, especially right now.
- Me too. I know, babe, I know.
- Give me some peace, girl. [laughs]
- We'll see.
[ominous tones]
- Okay. It's too far.
[cell phone dinging]
Okay.
What the hell? [ominous tone]
[gasps] Oh!
- My show is "The Real Housewives of Potomac."
One of the husbands is in some serious trouble.
[audience exclaims]
[tense music]
- "Real Housewives of Potomac"'s Ashley Darby,
well, her husband is--
apparently, he was groping a cameraman's butt.
He's being criminally charged with sexual assault.
♪ ♪
- Have you seen the news today?
- Girl, my phone has been blowing up.
It's literally everywhere.
- Well, it just seemed to me
that this was a marriage of convenience.
How much do you want to bet that Ashley knows something
about her husband? How you doing?
[applause]
You just can't walk around and touch people's butts.
♪ ♪
Allegedly.
- [shouts]
[funky music]
♪ ♪
- There's nothing in here.
- [laughs]
- Hi. - Hello.
- Candiace? - Yes.
- Great, I've got you both scheduled
for our Woodhouse signature seaweed leaf pedicure today.
- Oh, that's nice. - Okay.
- Look what I found. I thought of you.
- Ooh, so are you providing some props for everybody?
- Yeah. - So you said it's a hoedown.
- It's, like, a country soiree.
That's what I'm calling it. Slash hoedown.
- So, like, a Podown? Potomac hoedown?
- Podown.
[cell phone chiming]
- All right.
What the hell?
Oh!
[tense music]
- [groans].
♪ ♪
[shouts]
[cell phone ringing]
♪ ♪
- What the...?
Oh, hell no.
- Allegedly grabbed cameraman's butt?
What?
- This is not good. - Have you seen the news today?
- Girl, my phone has been blowing up like crazy
as if that was my husband on the danggone TMZ.
- Oh, okay. - Yeah, it's insane.
- Yeah. - So yeah, I read the article,
and it's crazy 'cause that was at the Rainbow party.
♪ ♪
- Girl. - [laughs]
Gizelle, the cameraman-- he groped--
he squeezed the cameraman's ass!
- The bottom line said
he could go to jail for 11 years.
- 11 years! That's what I said.
11 years for grabbing a butt?
- First Suck-a-penis-gate,
now this.
Oh, Michael...
He can't catch a break.
- They said the sentence could be between 3 and 11 years.
- Yeah.
Yeah. - Child.
- They literally on the radio--
- It was on the radio? - It was on the radio.
It was on The Shade Room, TMZ,
every fan page and blog website.
I'm just like-- it's literally everywhere.
- This is a criminal case. This is not a civil case.
He wants him to go to jail.
Like, he wants him to pay for this.
- I mean, I'm just at a loss for words,
but I just feel like at this point
the only thing I can do is what I would want from me,
which is for my close friends in my circle
just to just encourage me.
So I'm gonna just try to encourage her.
Like, I really, truly feel bad for her.
Like, whatever moves she needs to make, you know, we here.
I'm here. - Yeah.
Well, that's very sisterly of you to encourage someone
who dragged you within an inch of your life last year.
You are a Christian. - You know--
you know, karma-- karma does not play.
I've been saying that for a long time.
- You have.
I told you so.
- Mm, mm, mm. - That is so cute.
- A cowboy vest.
- Yeah, with, like, no shirt underneath.
- Oh. - That's cool.
- Little fast there. - Oh, that's cute.
- I think this is the wrong thing, babe.
- No, this works, 'cause it's--like, you know--
- Tex-Mex? - Yeah.
Hey, we're doing great.
- Did you find everything you needed?
- Yes, we did, thank you. - Okay.
- I'm gonna be ovulating soon, so I'm ramping it up.
I'm warming up the engine. - You have to have sex to--
- We actually--so, the Sunday after I got back from Pride,
we had sex. - That's good.
It's hard because he's older. Probably.
- No, why? - You know...
regularly.
- Michael's libido's bigger than mine.
- Oh. - Legit.
- Really?
- He's like a stallion. - All right.
[cell phone ringing]
- Jello? - Hi.
- What's up, babe? - Just checking on you.
- Katie and I are shopping.
- I was on my little computer,
and a little pop-up came up about Mr. Michael.
I just wanted to make sure you're okay.
- What popped up?
- Oh, um...
apparently he's getting sued by a cameraman
'cause he touched his butt.
- Oh, really? - This is, like, on TMZ.
- Oh, TMZ? Okay, okay.
- It kind of, like, scared me because it said that
he could potentially be sentenced
to 11 years in jail... - Girl...
- Which I find strange for a butt squeeze.
- We had a preliminary case,
and the judge threw it out.
- I mean, what's really going on?
Oh, so you know all about this?
- Yeah, I know about it. Yeah, no, this--that isn't new.
- To be completely candid, when I first got the notice
I had a little breakdown.
I get very apprehensive talking about this
because it's not my case.
I don't know all of the details of what happened,
but it's troubling.
- Oh, okay. Well, then--
I was over here like my stomach hurts and everything,
but you seem fine. - Yeah, don't sweat.
No, girl, I'm not-- this is--mm-mm.
I'm not worrying about it.
- Oh, wow. - Yep, yep. Okay.
- Okay, all right. - All right.
- Well, I'm here for you if you need me.
- Well, thanks--thank you, and thanks for the heads-up.
- Okay. - All right, bye, babe.
- Okay, bye.
- What the hell?
- The timing of all of this is just very odd,
in correlation to now, why Robyn and Candiace
are saying this stuff right around the same time
that this cameraman is saying this stuff.
[dramatic music]
It's very odd.
Well... [sighs]
[stammers] I'm pretty much shopped out now.
♪ ♪
- Okay, so we have...
- Whoa, that's a lot of tools, Mommy.
♪ ♪
- Oh, it's so hot.
- Y'all are the worst helpers ever.
Like, seriously. You're not even doing anything.
[knocks on door] Wanna help me get the door?
[doorbell rings] - Yes.
- Hey, girl. - Hello.
- You can see they're excited you're here.
[laughs] - Yes. Hi, darlings.
How are you? Can I have hugs?
Hi, big boy.
- They are over here crunk as I don't know what...
- Hey, you got balls? - And then they're like,
"I didn't know Miss Candiace was coming."
- Oh, my gosh. - [laughs]
Being around Monique is like being at home.
- You want a banana? I have all kinds of fruit.
- I consider her to be like a sister to me.
- I've got to tell you the latest on everything.
- What's going on?
- Well, we had a doctor appointment,
and my doctor was just like,
"I think this baby is gonna probably
be a Thanksgiving Day baby."
Like, he thinks it's-- - Ma'am!
- He thinks it's gonna come sooner than my due date.
So I was like, "You know what?" I talked to Chris,
and I was like, "We need to go ahead and start,
like, pulling stuff out and getting ready."
- Preparing, yes. - So yeah, I'm about
to put my little bassinet together,
and then I'ma have somebody come help me
bring up the crib and all of that, but...
- Oh, my gosh. - Yeah.
- Well, the great thing about baby number three
is that I already have everything I need,
so all I got to do is just put this bassinet together
and bam, put the baby in there. [laughs]
- I'ma help you. - You're a big help.
- So, yeah, you never been up here.
- I've never been upstairs in your house.
- This is my room. - This is gorgeous.
- Thank you. - So is this, like,
bassinet stuff over here? - Yeah, so it's like--
the way it is, it's literally, like, a hammock...
- Oh. - So--and it's great
because it actually--
- Oh, how precious. - I love this.
I'll pass this onto you... - Oh...
- After I'm done with it if you want it.
- Whatever.
- So it looks like this when it's all put together.
- Oh, I see. I see, I see.
- Yeah, 'cause Chris is not a handyman, like, at all, so--
- Really? - Yeah, so he would prefer
for it to just be done when he gets home.
[laughs] - All right then.
- Yeah. So how's everything going?
- Child. - Everything done calmed down?
- Well, yeah. - I hid all my butter knives
just before you got here. - Oh, shut up.
- Let me hear what you have to say before I give my opinions.
[laughs] - Well, no, it's--
I have calmed down a lot. - Okay.
- I was--I was really angry for a few days.
- I mean, you went from zero to, like,
outer space. [laughing]
Like, you was up there with Venus and stuff.
Like, not Venus and Serena.
I'm talking about the planet. [both laugh]
- For her to knowingly take something
that I've shared with the group,
which is my mom and our situation...
- Right. - And use it against me,
that--that--that took me over the edge.
- But even the way that you allowed her
to get under your skin,
that even Chris couldn't calm you down.
- Girl, I got lots of other things to do.
- So go do them! - And I will, and I will!
- Don't try me in my house. I invited her into my home.
I gave her a beverage.
- Regardless of how another person acts,
I'm not gonna start doing what that person does
because that's gonna be bad karma for me.
- Michael is-- Ashley's getting all the karma.
- Like, right now-- right now Ashley is getting--
oh, she's getting a lot of karma right now, big time,
but let's not talk about that right now.
You know the kids are listening.
Now, I'm just gonna be totally real with you
'cause you're my girl.
What you're giving off is not, like,
grown woman, like, you know, I'm in control,
I'm this, that, and the other, because--
- I disagree. I disagree.
- And the reason why I say that--you can disagree.
What I witnessed was not
a woman who maintained control in her own home
and put her foot down.
What I witnessed was a temper tantrum
and a bunch of women who had no respect for you enough
to treat you like a grown woman that you are,
and the question is why.
- I can admit that I've had
a few cuckoo moments,
but I don't like feeling like
I'm being judged by a friend
who has exhibited quite hood behavior.
It's--I don't want my stuff with my mom
to spill over into my now-marriage.
- Well, it's definitely spilling into your friendships.
- It's starting to do that. - [laughs]
- Well, it's--Ashley,
there was more to what she said.
- Well, I still feel like you could have had
a little bit more self-control. - She's my mother.
There's been enough-- there are enough context clues now
to know that maybe nobody should talk about her.
- But you talk about her all the time!
- And that's my right. She's my mother.
- As your friend... - Mm-hmm.
- I don't see why that should be, like,
something where you would blow up.
- Because it's upsetting.
It's upsetting, so just don't talk about it.
- That's not really fair though.
If I'm making an observation, like, "All right,
"I know Candiace doesn't like when her mom does it,
but Candiace is kind of, like, doing this."
- Yeah, I had this same argument with Chris.
- The whole situation with your mother,
you need to not be so emotional about it.
- What does that even mean?
- But I don't want to talk about it right now
because it's so fresh.
- At this point, I really don't feel like
you should bring her up anymore.
At some point, you have to accept responsibility
for your actions.
- Unless I bring it up, don't bring it up.
- Nah, I wouldn't bring it up anymore.
- Okay, that's what I'm saying. - Yeah.
Yeah, no, that's fine, but we didn't get that warning.
[laughs]
Candiace needs to watch it,
because whatever you put out, you're gonna get back.
We all know who is a clear sign of that happening.
[percussive music]
♪ ♪
- Do I get a tour? - Yeah.
That's the porch.
- Okay. - I've got 18 acres.
It goes all the way--
do you want to go to the vortex?
That's my favorite spot. - What is the vortex?
- That's where Andrew and I got engaged.
- Will you do me the honor...
- Oh. - And marry me?
- Yes. [both laugh]
- It's still your favorite spot?
- No, it's not. No, it is.
This is the living room.
- Oh, this is so cute.
This is, like, the stuff that I see on movies and stuff.
- Yeah, it's cool. - Like, I've never, like--
- Like, touch the walls. - Wow.
- It's nice. - It is.
This is, like-- okay, hold on.
How old is this house? - Old.
I don't know exactly how old. - Like, 1800s?
- I feel like it's, like-- yeah, hundreds of years old.
- The farm, it's almost like a weird breath of fresh air.
Typical, classic Katie Rost.
- All right, let's go, 'cause-- - What time is it?
- [laughs] I don't know. Do you even, like--
- It's time to--it's time to get this thing going.
- Do you even have clocks out here?
Like, do you tell time by the sun?
- I do. Got a sundial.
- This is beautiful,
but y'all can talk about me in Great Falls all you want.
- Oh, no, this is-- - This is the woods.
We's is in the woods.
- Great Falls is around the corner.
- This is--oh.
- Um...have you been to Katie's house?
- Oh, okay. I'm looking forward to it.
- Me too.
- So Robyn actually kind of, like,
made Gizelle see some things,
and I actually owe you an apology, Ashley.
She was like, "Well, Gizelle, you told me
that I should pull Ashley to the side, but you were like,
"Let's go ahead and tell her at the table.""
Um, so I'm sorry. I didn't mean it.
- Who am I kidding?
I know that Gizelle loves to stir the pot.
I mean, it's who she is,
but Robyn has the choice
to decide whether or not she's gonna take the spoon
that I usually have. [groans]
- And I got caught up in the moment,
and then--so I'm sorry for my part in this.
- I appreciate it. I appreciate it.
And that's my problem with Robyn.
This time the pot got stirred and I wasn't holding the spoon.
That's terrible, but it's true.
Like, by one of my friends.
[clicks tongue] That hurts.
- Okay, well, who's coming? - Ashley, maybe Michael.
- I would bet my son's life savings on it
that he's not there. - Really?
- [laughs] Yeah.
- I think he wanted to hang out with Jacob though.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Okay, well, we'll see. Okay.
All right, Ashley--so-- - We all had dinner recently,
and he really liked him.
- I'm not trying to feature Michael's issues,
you know what I mean? - Mm-hmm.
- He needs to handle that though.
- And I remember that cameraman,
and I was wondering what happened to him.
- Very nice man. - Yeah.
How humiliating is that, to have another grown man,
old enough to probably be his grandfather, grope your butt,
and you have to literally go tell your supervisor?
- Consent is everything. - Right.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- Um...
um...
- Clearly this is your discretion
to talk about or not,
and if you choose not to talk about it that's fine, you know?
♪ ♪
Coming up next.
- I'm sure everybody has been seeing
what's in the news lately, and it seems to be, like,
an elephant in the room, so we will address it.
♪ ♪
- Um...
clearly this is your discretion
to talk about or not,
and if you choose not to talk about it that's fine, you know?
- And I won't. I cannot.
- Right. But you and Michael are okay?
- Yeah, we're actually stronger than ever.
- Oh, really? - Mm-hmm.
- Oh, okay. That's nice.
I kind of wanted to punch my ex-husband in the face,
so that's good to know. -[laughing]
Well, but the thing is he probably--
- Deserved to be punched in the face?
- Yeah. - There's that, and then
there's having to go through it publicly.
Just like, "Damn."
- Yes, I'm sure.
- Yeah.
[country music]
♪ ♪
- Howdy, partners. - Is that Candi-pants?
- Whoa! Are you ready for the hoedown?
- Oh, wow. - Yeah, girl.
- Whoo! - Oh, giddy-up.
Giddy-up. Giddy-up. - [grunting]
- Yes. - Ooh, Lordy.
- This is my neighbor, Anabelle.
- Hi, neighbor Anabelle. I'm Candiace.
- Hi, nice to meet you. Hi.
- Welcome, welcome. - This is beautiful.
- Hey, hey. - This is beautiful.
- And so peaceful. - You look good.
- Welcome. - This is so nice.
- How you feeling? both: Hey.
- Karen, you get a hug too.
- I'm sorry. - It's okay.
Hey, honey. - Hello, darling.
- Oh, my God.
- I'm Jane. both: Nice to meet you.
- So Katie and Ashley
were out together yesterday when the news broke...
- Oh, wow. - And she said Ashley, like,
played it really cool, like, brushing it off.
[tense music]
- I don't know what everyone has heard.
I don't know what discussions have taken place.
- There's a pattern to this behavior,
to this drunken behavior.
- Even if he didn't do it, the fact that there's a pattern
just makes this case even that much more hard.
- But I'm not gonna let anybody talk
out of the side of their neck about my man.
That's for sure.
- Hello. - Oh.
- Howdy, partner. - Hey.
- Sweets, how are you? - You look so cute.
- Thank you.
[all talking at once]
- I feel bad talking about it,
but it's hard not to talk about it
and pretend like... both: It didn't happen.
- Yeah. - And I really--
I pray everything just works out in her favor,
but I pray that this is a lesson learned.
- Hey, now. It's a real hoedown here.
- She's happy. - Well, that's good.
[laughs]
I didn't know what the mood was gonna be like.
I was kind of nervous.
- Oh, there are the other animals.
Oh, and you got the cornhole!
- She's going to pretend like nothing happened?
Like, come on.
- How are you? - You look beautiful.
- Aw. - I love your makeup line.
- We've got to get you your hue, your shade.
- Well she gave me some. - She did?
- Yeah, but it doesn't work for me.
- Right, it's a little bit too light, so we'll get you yours.
- Yeah it's a little too light. - Yeah. Y'all survived
the ride, the bumps and all. - We did.
- Hi, girlie. How you doing?
- Oh, hi. How are you? - This is Jacob.
- Hi, Mr. Jacob. - How are you, Monique?
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you too.
- Finally. I've seen pictures of you.
- Oh. Well, I hope that they were good pictures.
- Hi, Ashley. - Hi. How are you, Candiace?
- Good. How are you? - It's nice to see you.
- As vindicated as I feel, I do feel bad for her.
It's just like, damn.
Like, this cannot be easy to deal with.
- Um...we do, we-- - Hi, Robyn.
- Hi! - How are you?
- Oh, I get a hug? - It's nice to see you.
- You too--do you want to just chat real quick?
- Yes! [overlapping chatter]
- First of all, I'm sorry
for what you're going through right now.
- Oh, thank you. Don't worry, it's okay.
- And I never, ever have intentions of hurting you,
and I'm sorry that that's the way you felt,
that, you know,
I was deliberately trying to hurt you or anything like that.
I feel like I understand more of, like,
why it was such a touchy issue
because of what you were going on behind the scenes.
- Yeah. The timing of things was just, like...
- I heard what I heard, but I realized
that I have no problem apologizing to her
and just helping her move forward.
- Thank you, thank you. I appreciate it.
Ohh...that's sweet.
- We all good now?
- We're all good. - Yeah. Yes.
- So who wants to play beer pong?
- Me! Cornhole, beer pong,
tug of war. - Yeah.
You know I don't know what this is?
Because this is what kids play.
I feel like, "Is this really fun?"
- Yeah! - Oh! Okay, okay.
- That's how she do.
- You down and dirty. We in the country now.
- Where did Sunny Hill-- did you name it Sunny Hill
or was it already Sunny Hill? - It was already named that.
- There is a sunny hill where the Vortex is.
- Not the Vortex, hon.
- Y'all good? - Step away from the rope.
- On your marks. Get set, go!
- Get down low. That didn't work either.
- No way!
- You still lost.
You still lost!
- Listen, this hoedown had some hos actually down.
- I ain't playing with y'all no more.
- All right, so Katie, you ready?
- Okay.
To a simpler time and place.
- Oh! - The time of bucolic beauty,
a place of friendship and love
that says sisterhood,
that says peace, love, vortex,
and all good things.
- I like that. - That was beautiful.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
- We should eat. - Okay.
Okay, yay! - Yeah, do that!
- This bacon-wrapped goodness.
- These little gnats are not playing.
- Are all these seats taken? - Mm-hmm.
- How's the food, guys? - It's good, it's good.
I like this beef brisket.
- So I just want to take a moment to apologize
to the table and everyone who was present at dinner
for my very ridiculous outburst.
It was inappropriate,
and I don't ever want to make people
who I invite into my home to feel uncomfortable in my home.
So I do apologize for my outburst.
- I appreciate the apology, but to be quite honest,
the apology needs to go to that side of the table.
- Coming up next... - Karma is a bitch, honey.
The bar of soap? - Yeah?
- You might want to help your husband.
- So I do apologize
for my outburst.
- I appreciate the apology, but to be quite honest,
the apology needs to go to that side of the table.
- Oh. Well, that's a conversation
that needs to happen separately,
but I was also told by you
that Ashley does not ever want to speak to me again.
- Yeah, she did share that with me.
- Gizelle being messy is a train
that always arrives on time.
- But if, Ashley, you are open to speaking
at any point-- it doesn't have to be today,
'cause I understand timing--
we do need to have a conversation.
- Thank you. I appreciate that.
And I'm sure everybody
has been seeing what's in the news lately,
and it seems to be, like, an elephant in the room,
so we will address it. As people who are close to me,
I would love to be able to tell you what's going on,
but unfortunately I can't share with you.
I just encourage you to, um...
Wait for the truth
and wait for this to play out, because it shall.
- You can't say anything? - Nope.
- This is the girl that is guilty
of being messy and nasty in the past.
- Juan is seeing someone.
- Juan and I are not a couple. - What is this
cluster----, Robyn? Girl, fix your life.
My issue is with you. - What is the issue?
- We need to find out
if everything's okay with Monique.
She had a few martinis. I'd say, like, four martinis.
- Four? - I can't drink some wine?
But then you sit there and admit that you had
four or five beers and then drove home.
- Ashley's telling a lot of people
that there was a sighting, you and Mr. Blue Eyes.
- My marriage is an institution.
- Really, Karen? 'Cause you're the one
who was talking about Ray's penis is old and dried up.
- I'm not saying she, you know, deserves it,
but if you got some dirt,
then you need not throw dirt in other people's faces.
At all.
- I was in your seat before, so--I hope, though,
that this comes out positive for both you and Michael.
I really do.
- But Karen, you were high fiving Robyn
when we were at Candiace's house.
- Let me just hug you. - [laughs]
[overlapping chatter]
- I-- - Karen, just remember you have
quite a few skeletons in your closet.
- Hold on, but I get to high-five Robyn--
- You have a lot of skeletons. You do rival the catacombs.
- No, no, Ashley. - We know this is true.
- If I were you I would ratchet it down,
and you need to go through your life.
- I just don't need you to cosign on anything
about something going on with me right now.
- Oh, no, no, no, no. I did high-five Robyn.
I own that, but you need to be slapped too because--
- Yeah, because you brought this woman
back into Candiace's house when she asked her to leave.
What kind of friend are you?
- Okay, everybody's back. Everybody's back.
- Why is everybody back?
- If somebody asks for a person to leave,
she should just go.
- You don't bring somebody back and--
- Y'all aren't gonna drop a bombshell on me
and then expect me to not come back, like--
- All of y'all! All of y'all were dead wrong.
Candiace should have never even invited Ashley,
knowing that she had tension with her.
Ashley should have never came.
Gizelle should have never invited Ashley
back into Candiace's house when Candiace kicked her out.
Robyn should have never brought up
the whole penis thing.
Katie...she was fine.
And I just want peace.
[laughs]
- Why don't--why don't we just, like,
squash all of this stuff that's going on?
So Candiace, do you apologize for throwing knives around?
- I mean, don't make people apologize for stuff.
- I didn't make anyone apologize.
The only thing I asked was that you guys come here
and, like, you know, have fun
and, like, just... - Okay. And we can
understand that. We're at your home.
We're on your land.
Ashley, I do want us to be friends...
- But that's just not how you treat somebody.
- Under the pretense that you are honest and respectful
amongst this entire group.
When I have watched you and witnessed you
go dagger-to-dagger with a lot of your friends at this table--
- Then don't tell me that I'm not trying
to have a baby, Candiace.
That's where the ----ing line is drawn.
- Candiace, I understand
where you're coming from, but you have to realize,
like, everyone has to fight their own battles.
- I'm not fighting anyone else's battle.
I am observing.
I am a human with eyes and ears and feelings.
If I observe things that don't look right,
I'm well within my rights to say, "This is not right."
How can you hold everybody to a standard--
- Then don't ask to be my friend.
- Don't hold everybody to a standard
that you're not holding yourself to--that's it.
I have no vendetta against you, Ashley.
I want you to be well, if that means having a baby,
but I'm also not going to ignore clear signs
that look and smell like B.S.
- Okay, that's fine, but Candiace,
you do have to understand that when you say to her,
"Your marriage or your pregnancy situation
sounds fishy," that's judgment. - That's my opinion!
No it's not--that's an opinion! - That is a judgment.
- And I am allowed to have an opinion.
- Is that judgment, Monique? - It's judgment.
- I don't care what Monique says.
- Is that judgment, Robyn? - I don't care what Robyn says.
It's my opinion. - It's judgment.
- It's my opinion, and everybody in this group at
this table has judged somebody. - Why are you so defensive?
- You've all have had opinions about everybody at this table.
So you're not gonna martyr me and make me the bad guy
because I'm now speaking on my opinion--that's bullsh--.
- Candiace-- - No.
- Here's the difference. Every time I talk to you,
it's as a friend, it's not defending anybody.
It's telling you what I'm seeing and what I'm observing.
- It feels that way. - Clearly I'm not the only one.
What you're going after her about
is something dealing with pregnancy and fertility and--
- I'm not going after her. - Yes, you have been.
- I'm stating my opinion. - You've been saying it
over and over... - Because it's been
talked about over and over. - And there's no resolution
to what you're saying. - Everyone I've talked to--
- 'Cause it has nothing to do with you.
- Everyone that I've talked to has brought it up
in a conversation, and we have both given our opinions.
Okay. I'm--This-- I'm done talking.
I'm done talking, because you all are being
----ing hypocrites. - You're not hearing us.
- Because you have said a lot.
- I'm saying the same thing-- - You don't even like Ashley.
You didn't want her in your house.
- Initially, and she knows that,
and everybody else at this table knows that.
- You're sitting here with the bandwagon defending--
But then but then don't get in my face and say to me--
- I'm not getting in your face, Candiace.
- And say to me, "Oh, you're judging her.
- I'm telling you what you look like.
- I'm doing what everybody else in this group does.
I'm doing what everybody else in this group does.
- I'm telling you what you look like.
- Period. - You don't wanna hear it.
You don't take criticism-- - I hear you--
It went in and processed.
- Don't get her worked up. Calm down, calm down.
- It's bullsh--. Okay, I'm done, I'm done.
Everyone in this group
has thoughts about Ashley and Michael.
I'm simply speaking on what everybody else is thinking.
So again, it's like pots and kettles and everybody is black,
and I don't have time for any of it.
- And on that note,
here's to fake bitches and ass-grabbing.
- Oh, Katie. - [laughing]
- Yes!
- Whoo! - I said yes
to the fake bitches part.
- Okay, what are we doing? Cornhole, tug of war?
- Something that doesn't require talking.
- Are you all right, Ms. Ash?
- I'm always gonna be all right, Karen,
but thank you for asking. I'm always gonna be good.
- I--is there an attitude there?
- Yeah, because I also heard you were saying stuff too.
Like, when I left--God, you took that as carte blanche
to just start running off, but when I was there to my face
you were all nice to me like, "Oh, Ashley."
But then as soon as I walked out the door--
- That's what you do to everybody.
- I've never done that to you. - Yes, you have.
So I own it, I own it. - Whatever I have to say to you
I have always said to you. - I had an enjoyable moment,
and I deserve it-- I deserve it.
- Why are your hands so close to my face?
- Ashley, shut up. - I don't understand
you people. Can you just--personal space.
- Have some couth about yourself.
- You talked all that sh-- after I left.
Karen, get the (BLEEP) out of my face.
- No. Don't tell me to get the (BLEEP) out of your face
when all of a sudden now you can't talk.
And everybody's supposed to bow down.
"Oh, I can't talk about it." Karma is a bitch, honey.
Karma is a bitch. - Karen, you're--
- (BLEEP) you. (BLEEP) you.
- Okay, I ain't gonna go there,
but the IRS said stuff about you.
- You know what, Ashley? Clankity-clank, clankity-clank.
- Really? - The bar of soap?
- Yeah? - You might want to help
your husband.
[dramatic music]
- Have some couth about yourself.
- You talked all that sh-- after I left, Karen.
Get the (BLEEP) out of my face.
- Karma is a bitch, honey. Karma is a bitch.
(BLEEP) you. (BLEEP) you.
- Okay, I ain't gonna go there,
but the IRS said stuff about you.
- You know what, Ashley?
Clankity-clank, clankity-clank.
- Really? Yeah? - The bar of soap?
You might want to help your husband.
- All right, get your facts straight, girl.
- She actually went there. Oh, lord.
- No!
- By the way, I did have a moment of enjoyable--
I'm human. I'm human. - You always have moments.
You're at that age. You be having lots of moments.
- No, no, no, no!
- It went from a hoedown to these hos is going down!
[laughing] Oh, Lord!
Karen, you did not have to go there.
I bet Ashley regrets talking about Ray.
- Are you being indicted at all?
- [shrill laugh]
Did Michael get indicted for his ding-a-ling
swinging across Instagram? No.
- Karen needs to stop worrying about my man's dick,
and you better tell Ray not to drop the soap.
- Clankity-clank. [laughing]
[sound of metal clanging] Dong!
- This is a bit much. - Sorry, Katie.
- It was great having you.
- The bottom line is I don't wish any ill,
okay? - Right.
- But if I wanted to I would be well within my right.
And I understand you really think you're giving Ashley
an ass-whooping that I should have given her,
but life beats you up anyway.
- Yes, you're right, it does. - It's just that I understand
where you're coming from. - I just feel a way, I--
I feel like people who are supposed to be...
like, on my team and be my friends are,
like, finding openings to just, like, support other people.
- Let it go. This is a really,
really complex group of friends,
and we all have our opinions.
We're very strong, and you are just as strong, so--
- Yeah. - You know what I think
the problem is? I don't think you're hearing
what we're trying to say to you.
- No, I hear it. - But you say that,
but then you take it like we're attacking.
For you to call me a hypocrite--
- Because-- - Candiace, I'm so irritated
right now with you. Like, seriously.
- Yeah, I'm irritated too. - I'm not a hypocrite.
I've been saying the same things to you.
You don't like the fact that I'm being real with you.
- No, I don't like the fact
that you are sticking up for someone
who had nothing but negative things to say about you.
- And you keep saying "sticking up."
It doesn't matter-- - Monique. Monique.
- You're starting a war on something
that has nothing to do with you.
- I can't receive--I cannot receive being chastised
or told by someone-- - Nobody's chastising you.
- Who has done the same thing they're telling me not to do.
- This is very, very sad to me,
standing in-between the two of you all.
- You're literally doing the same things
that she did last year, and you can't even see that.
- And you don't want that. - Why don't you go over there?
Since y'all are good friends now,
go over there and be with her.
- You're not gonna talk to me like I'm a child, little girl.
- Who're you calling a little girl?
- I'm talking to you. You need it to tone it down.
- I need y'all to calm down. - I've done nothing
but ride for you since you've been in this situation.
- Have you? Have you ridden for me?
- Yes, I have. Oh, you want yes men?
I got it. Okay, you want yes men.
Yes men. - Yeah, walk away.
- Don't start. I will still drag you,
pregnant and all. [dramatic chords]
- Oh, you're gonna drag me now? - I will drag you.
- Oh, now you're gonna drag me? - I'll drag you.
- Oh, drag me, Monique. Drag me.
- No, no, no, no, no, no. Please don't.
- Karen, get off of me.
I'm about to throw this bottle at her head.
She want to be tossing knives at people?
She needs to grow the (BLEEP) up.
- Drag me, Monique. Drag my ass.
- That's why you're over there by yourself,
'cause you still don't even get it.
You're acting like a freaking spoiled brat child.
- I'm by myself because you walked away.
- That's what you're acting like.
- You walked away. - She doesn't want a real
friend that will sit there and tell her and check her.
- I don't need to be checked by you.
- I'm not just gonna ride with you because I'm your friend.
If I see you doing something wrong,
I'm gonna call you out on it just the same.
She don't like it.
- I'm not concerned about everybody else.
I'm concerned that I feel like Monique
is pulling on to one side about something that she has done.
- She needs to time out until she can handle it.
She's not mature.
- I don't agree with that. I think that she needs help.
Why isolate her when she's down?
She's emotional about being ganged up on, and I get that.
- I don't--I don't-- - She had an umbrella
to your neck, okay? So I just--I don't--
I don't like that people are
pointing fingers at me... - Right.
- And chastising me as if they haven't done
similar things where they've lost their cool,
they've lost their temper.
- I think she needs help. - Yes!
- I think she needs a friend.
Everyone's overreacting right now,
and Candiace has had a dramatic moment,
but for us to single her out when we all in this group
have had a dramatic moment is hypocritical.
- I'm going home. - Yeah, Katie
about to kick us out.
I done told Katie I was gonna act right at her house,
and now y'all got me cussing and acting a fool out here.
- You all got to an elevated state.
- I didn't threaten--I didn't threaten her though.
- Right. Okay.
- Let me just apologize for making those threats
and saying I would throw something at you.
I'm gonna be woman enough right now to say
my emotions got the best of me.
At the end of the day, I know I'm a good friend,
and I've been good to you, and it breaks my heart--
- Monique, go away. Like, get away from me.
- It breaks my heart,
'cause I've been through this last year,
and you saw me go through that last year,
and you're doing the same crap to me.
Ain't been doing nothing but trying to look out for her.
That's messed up.
- Monique, are you okay?
- Candiace, slow it down, girl.
Come here.
Okay?
- Okay. Oh, Jesus Christ.
Fighting with my mom, fighting with my husband.
Now I'm fighting with all of my friends.
Like, I don't want this kind of energy around me.
I'm better than this.
[solemn music]
♪ ♪
So I have to figure out
how to turn this around with everybody.
- This hoedown didn't work out that well.
- Next time on "The Real Housewives of Potomac"...
- So this is your baby. - Where is it at?
- Aw. - It looks like Christopher.
- Mom agrees not to make any jabs.
- But you agreed to that also.
- You're the shade monster.
- Juan wants a baby girl.
I don't know if that's a deal-breaker for him.
- But if it's gonna be a deal-breaker,
are you willing to take that risk?
- To couples night out. Yes. Cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers.
- I actually met up with Ashley,
and she said the whole experience
has actually brought them together even more.
- But he could go to jail. What are we talking about?
- Are you okay with butt squeezing?
'Cause if you are-- - So the implication is that
you think he did do it. That's what you're implying?
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