- Previously, this season on "The Real Housewives of Potomac"...
- One, two, three-- Whoo!
- Hey... Cha-cha!
[screaming, laughing]
- Yes! [revving engine]
Ooh, I think I'm gettin' moist.
- Still haven't heard anything yet?
It's a disease.
I have a few lumps
that have appeared inside of my body.
It was very vague.
As your friend, it seems extremely like,
"Look at me. Look at me. I need attention."
(BLEEP) you.
- You and Michael are getting a divorce.
- And it's true. We are.
I found a house.
- You made an offer? - Yes, I made an offer.
- Right. - I made it in the LLC
with Michael.
- This is not no damn divorce! - So--
- We are freezing eggs. - Yes. Embryos.
My cup is running over, honey.
I am preparing for the re-release of my album,
"Deep Space."
I can't stop, at this moment.
- Ashley got a DM from Chris Bassett
at 2:30 in the morning.
He's a sneaky link.
I didn't like what he did to me at the reunion.
I noticed he was waiting for me.
You're mad?
And he says to me,
"Can I talk to you in your room?"
- You want to say that my husband
made you feel uncomfortable.
- One hundred percent. - Where's Eric?
I need Eric.
- You're telling me I need to call some guy
and tell him I'm coming into town?
Maybe that's how you and your husband play!
- Oh! - Oh!
- I really am sorry because I don't ever
wanna be responsible for disrespecting someone.
Mia comes beside me,
and she says, "I just wanna eat your box."
[gasps]
- We're going to get married in Jamaica.
Yeah, mon!
- Bullsh--.
Girl, after seven years, you don't want your mama there.
You don't want your daddy there...
because your ass ain't gettin' married.
I'm just gonna go ahead to the car.
Yeah, absolutely.
- Did y'all speak, though? - No. She doesn't like me.
Karen Huger has been avoiding me since day one.
I think she thinks I know all of her secrets,
and she's probably right.
- Shut the (BLEEP) up! - Ain't nobody said nothin'
- about your mother! - Shut-- you brought her up!
[arguing, objects clattering]
- Go ahead, show them who you are!
- I wish the (BLEEP) you would! - Show-show--
- In Potomac, she's known for...
- somebody that just gets drunk, - ---ed up,
and will (BLEEP) any dick
that will come her ----in' way.
[screaming] That's her reputation.
Wait.
Maybe.
♪♪
- We have to put a shirt on to go to the restaurant.
[Dean screaming] Let's go.
- You have to leave your shirt on
to go to the restaurant, baby.
[Dean screaming, crying] Come here. Come here.
Come here. It's okay. Shh. Thank you.
[Dean sobbing]
Bubba, we cannot take off our shirt
at the restaurant.
- I want to take it off - You gonna hold the phone
while I carry you? All right.
- Hi. - Hi.
Can I have a table for two, please?
- Table for two? - Yes.
Got it.
- All right. There we go.
- Your server will be with you shortly.
- Okay, thank you. Awesome, Deanie.
I'd like to have a nice dinner with you.
- You don't wanna eat with mommy?
- Hi, there. - Hi.
- Good evening. How are y'all tonight?
Oh, we're good.
We're having a mommy and son date.
- Oh, wonderful. - Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
- Okay, so much fun. - No.
- May I have some tea? - Tea?
- Yeah, I'm not feeling my best.
Sure.
- Um, can we do the margherita pizza?
Of course.
- Oh, and, ma'am, the edamame guacamole.
Perfect.
Dean, guess what.
Remember when you were running around in that house?
Did you have fun playing in that big house?
Mm-hmm. Guess what. That's Dean's house now.
Dean's gonna live in that house,
and he's gonna have his own room.
I am so excited. I walked through the door.
I literally felt like I was at home.
This is my home!
I have my home with my kitchen, my living room.
Put an offer in.
My realtor is like, "Yes, I think this is it."
All we really have to do, is sign on the dotted line.
- Thank you. - Of course. Excuse me.
- Okay, I guess I should let it steep a little longer,
but mommy don't feel good.
- And the prickly pear tisane.
- Thank you. - My pleasure.
- Okay, let's FaceTime Mimi. See how Mimi's doing, okay?
- You want some of this? Okay, it's a little hot.
Hi, Mimi.
- You're so sweet. Is it spicy?
- No. - Oh, okay, thank you.
So, he didn't wanna leave Michael.
I know.
- Hearing Dean call for his dad
is sort of heightening a fear that I already have
about Dean and Dylan blaming me or being upset with me
once they learn I'm the one who decided to leave
and break up the family, but, for the most part,
I feel like I'm making the right decision.
- This is really hot. Be careful.
- Oh, okay, thank you. - You're welcome.
Thanks.
I just submitted the down payment,
so the title company-- it's in their hands now.
- And I'm actually pretty glad
that Michael is handling it
because, like, there is so much correspondence.
You know, we did end up buying the house together
in our joint LLC.
- At face value, to buy a property
with someone who I'm divorcing,
yes, that does sound counterintuitive and just dumb.
- Buying a house together, at this point,
would probably not be the best next step.
- But I do feel like financially
it's a better decision for me.
- Honestly, Michael and I, we haven't quite delved
into how it will break up paying the mortgage.
Because we are still married and buying this home,
we are 50-50 owners.
My mortgage is $13,000 a month,
and I'm like, that's a lot for me by myself,
but I think Michael and I are in agreement
that this is Ashley Darby's property
and Ashley Darby's property only.
Sorry, my wig is real tight.
How do people wear these things?
All right, mom, we're gonna finish.
- Say bye-bye to Mimi. - Bye-bye, Mimi.
Okay, bye.
- We're about to go back home, right now.
Ahh!
- These kids, boy. Whew.
♪♪
- Ooh. Okay, okay, I feel good about this.
Listen, branches, y'all are outta here.
Bye, branches.
♪♪
Let's go.
- I gotta get in shape for our wedding.
Twenty seconds, Carter.
Let's go. Little jump squats, guys.
- Ow. - Come on, Rob.
- Good job. Way to work. - Ow. Ow!
- Good, Carter. - Ow!
[laughing]
- Um, I don't know what I'm doing.
Paying bills.
Yes.
No, it's not.
I'm about to FaceTime Nye.
- Well, it's a video release party
premiering the "Insecure" video.
- Oh, I can't wait to see how it turns out.
Yes, I know.
Okay. [laughing]
♪♪
- Well, the update on the three-wick
is, we are restocked for the holidays.
Yes.
I have to.
Absolutely. Bye.
Call my girl.
[phone ringing]
Mia!
- Hi, beautiful. How are you?
What happened?
- Dirty bird-- dirty bird.
- Lord, you knew not to eat it.
- Please give up the dirty bird.
It's not good for anybody.
Blech.
Ugh, this is dirty bird.
Girl, chicken is not good.
- Wait. First- First, from whom?
Charrisse...
I remember specifically said that
you will sleep with any dick walking.
When you're drunk. When you're drunk.
Did you defend me?
Um...
- If they were talking about you like that,
and you and I have grown so much,
I would have defended you,
but you didn't do that for me.
No, you didn't.
- She was ----in' a worker in the bathroom.
- Everybody knows I put people in time out
when they (BLEEP) up. So, Mia is in time out.
I'm gonna be cordial with you, but I ain't gonna tell you sh--
'cause I don't trust your ass.
What the (BLEEP) were you thinkin', Mia?
Considering the source, we don't care.
We don't hear her.
Charisse is very dangerous.
Coming up next...
- Some of your actions were just a little questionable.
- Man, (BLEEP) that sh--, Ashley. I try--
I tried your sh-- and y'all ----ed me up, man!
- What did I say that was bad?
- (BLEEP) her. (BLEEP) everybody.
- Previously, this season on "The Real Housewives of Potomac"...
♪♪
- Perfect for the fall. Oh, that's nice.
♪♪
What do I call her?
- [doorbell ringing] - Okay.
- Hello! - Hi!
[laughing]
- All right. - Hello, lady.
- Hi. How are you? - Hi. I'm doing great.
- How are you doing? - I'm good.
I like this.
- So, you haven't been here since we've kind of, like,
- almost tied everything up. - It looks good.
- So, we finally got our drapes in,
our curtains.
- I do not like drapes on the floor.
- [laughing] - Well, we're gonna fix that.
- We're gonna raise the bar. - Okay, raise it up.
- So, this space is pretty much almost complete.
♪♪
My office is pretty much put together.
Oh, very good.
- Yep, my little kitchen area has come together.
You wanna sit?
- No, I'm gonna stand and grow while I'm here.
- Okay. - Are you sure you're not busy?
I mean, just popping in like this. Uh...
- No, I'm not too busy for you guys.
- Yep. So, yeah, so I just-- - So, what else going on?
- Corey and Carter are with Juan, workin' out.
- Corey's just about as tall as you now.
- Corey is officially taller than me.
- Oh! - Really?
Yeah.
They're excited 'cause we're going to Jamaica
for Juan's brother's wedding.
Oh.
Um... oh.
So, I probably should tell you this.
So, when we go to Jamaica,
we figured Juan and I would have
our own little wedding ceremony the day after.
- In Jamaica? - Mm-hmm.
- Oh. - Yeah.
- When is that? - In a month.
- And you didn't tell us? - I'm telling you now.
- To be able to go? - No.
- Why you-- what do you mean no?
- It's just the four of us.
Juan, Robyn, Corey, and Carter.
- And there can be Guy and Gladys.
No.
If we were to-to say you two could be there,
then that means our siblings.
Then what about our cousins?
What about our aunts, and our uncles,
and our friends, and our-- like, the list just keeps going.
- No, that's not even right. - What?
- [laughing] - Uh-uh.
- But I understand where you're coming from.
- I understand. - Thank you. Thank you.
- But I don't like your decision.
You know how much both of you mean to us.
- Yes. - At least to me.
- Of course. - I guess I'm out of it.
- [laughing] - Well...
Yes.
Even with everything that Juan and I have been through,
y'all never judged either one of us,
at least that I know of.
- Mm-hmm. No.
So, that means a lot to us.
If there's two people in this world
that have supported both Juan and I, it's my parents.
They've treated him like a son since the day they met him
in 1996, and so I don't know what we're gonna do.
- Are you mad at me? - I'm not mad at you,
but I just think I should be included.
- Okay, maybe we'll Facetime you from there.
- Well-well, we maybe should just stop now, 'cause--
before it goes the wrong way.
Just stop.
♪♪
- Come on, my queen. - Listen,
this is why I don't go anywhere without you.
- That's the only reason why you want me around?
- Well, I mean, it does help.
- Hi. - Hi.
Mia Thornton.
- Yes, we'll call you back shortly.
- Thank you. Okay, wonderful.
- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.
How you feelin'?
- Oh, we're gonna have doctor, doctor, doctor,
doctor, doctor.
It's, like, all these appointments, right?
Yeah.
- Well, I've obviously been going through
extensive testing over the past several months,
and the doctors ruled out life threatening issues,
but I also have a lymph node that is swollen.
- You still haven't heard anything yet?
So, it's a disease,
and they have to rule out that it's not in my lungs.
I know. It's just been so scary.
The whole perspective of life has changed for me.
When someone calls and tells you--
- Mm-hmm. - You may be dying really soon.
That's what you heard.
Yeah, that's how you interpreted what was said.
- Mia. - Hi.
- Hello. - Well, hello.
- I wanna, like, hug you. - It's so good to see you.
- Is that appropriate? - Yes.
- Good to see you, too, baby.
- I know. - And you smell good.
Thanks.
You're welcome to take a seat here.
- Okay, thank you. - All right.
- You can take a seat in the black chair.
- Okay. - In the VIP chair here.
- Hello. - Hi!
- Hey, doc. - I'm gonna snag this from you.
Yeah, absolutely.
- Um, so, first, catch me up with
- just general health things. - Okay.
Um, so, Dr. Menon was sending me over to Lombardi
- to rule out lymphoma. - Yeah.
- Thank God we don't have it.
Um, and then he moved over into, um, leukemia.
So, I went and saw the hematologist,
and, of course, that got ruled out.
- Thank the Lord. - Okay.
- And then, uh, that's where, of course, you did the biopsy,
and then now here we are. What-what's going on?
- What does it say? - So, yes.
So, one of the things that the pathologist has, um,
discussed here in the results is sarcoidosis.
So, sarcoidosis is a-- it can be just a skin disease,
or it can be something systemic,
meaning involving other organ systems,
but they specifically mentioned that features of that
- are not seen in this biopsy. - Okay.
- That's good news, right? - So, that's very re-- yes.
- Yeah. - It's very reassuring.
We wanna just rule out anything else internal.
- And if it's just topical, then it's nothing more
than a minor aggravation.
- Yes, exactly right. - Okay.
They said you have cancer?
- They said, "It looks like you have lymphoma."
I didn't wanna say that.
Um... [laughing]
- I don't play with fake announcements
- about your health. - Okay.
- So, then next steps would be to get a chest x-ray
to make sure that those lymph nodes
that are around the lungs are not inflamed
because you've had the lymph node enlargement
in the groin area.
- Does that make sense? - Mm-hmm.
Okay.
- It has been such a challenging time,
not only for me but for our family,
and to just know that I am actually going to live on
and be here for my babies,
it's humbling for sure.
- Thanks. - We'll check back in,
in a month, and just make sure that everything
- is continuing to improve. - Fun.
Fun, fun, fun.
- You've had a lot going on in the past seven-plus months
- that I've been seeing you. - It's been a lot.
Yes. It's been a whirlwind,
- for sure. - So, you know, I know.
Coming up next...
- Do you have something to say to me?
- I'm not speaking about you but--
- Oh, now you're not speaking.
- I don't even know why you're breathing in my airspace.
I don't even know why you're here because--
- What? - She was invited.
Time for some ice cream.
- Hi, guys. How are you? - Hi.
- Hi.
Oh, my gosh, I'm so excited.
♪♪
- What are you gonna get? - Black raspberry.
- That's what I was gonna get.
- I'm definitely getting a bag.
Can I have a small cup
of the toffee chocolate chip, please?
Sure.
♪♪
- Thank you so much. - You're welcome.
- Appreciate it. - You got too much stuff.
This is for the road.
♪♪
Nice.
What's this?
Um, toffee chocolate chip.
That's good.
- We have so much to celebrate. - Like?
- Steve took me out on a little dateski.
- Okay. - Okay.
- This is Steve Smith. - Hey, how are you?
- Yes. - Hi. How are you? Ashley.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
You and Gizelle are friends?
- Yes. - Yes, last time I checked.
We're still friends, right?
- So, do you remember when I met you 30 years ago?
You know, we kissed.
We-we did all that stuff, and now you're sitting here
- smiling up in my face. - I'm smiling up in your face?
- You're smiling, right now. Look at you.
[laughing]
Any commentary?
- No, I'm good. - No.
♪♪
- I thought y'all liked Steve. - Yeah.
- That's why there's no commentary.
- You know, my girls know that I'm concentrating
and focusing right now on them.
They know I'm not trying to get serious with anybody.
They're not gonna put all their eggs in Steve's basket.
One day, whenever I tell them I'm getting serious,
then they'll perk up.
Moving on, unless y'all wanna have commentary or questions.
- No. - No, we're good.
I think we know.
[laughing]
- Well, I also have something to tell you guys
that's not necessarily good news.
I have to have surgery,
on my lady parts.
So, I have somethin' in my uterus called a fibroid,
and the last time they checked,
it had, like, doubled in size.
So, it's, like, huge,
and it's, like, sitting in the uterine wall.
- Huh? How do you pee? - Just like a egg?
- How do I pee? - Yeah.
- Okay, stop. - Okay, sorry.
- Okay, so-- - It has nothing to do with pee.
- Okay, never mind, never mind, never mind.
- I got it. - Everybody, okay.
- I thought you were-- - Okay, okay.
- So, we know the human-- the-the female anatomy.
- Yeah. I had a slip. I had a slip-up.
- So, you just have the eggs in your--
What if you have cancer?
- Well, we're gonna pray that I don't.
- Okay, but that's a possible what if.
Yeah.
- I have no indication of that,
but they're gonna have to take out my uterus.
- So, you'll have no menopause.
- Grace, you're thinking the other thing.
- Huh? - Menopause is right.
- Yeah, no, menopause 'cause menopause is--
[laughing]
- So, you have uterus. You have ovaries.
- Oh, that's what I was thinking.
- Oh, ovaries. - So--
- They're taking your ovaries out.
- No. - Just the uterus.
Jesus Christ.
- So, where are the ovaries gonna be?
Just sitting in your stomach?
Yes, Adore.
- Are they just gonna be floating?
- Clearly, whatever is happening in school,
they forgot to teach the girls about the reproductive parts
because these questions are absurd.
- No, but the ovaries are just gonna be stranded.
- It's not funny. Stop. - Stop.
But were you upset?
- I got in the car and started crying all the way home.
I feel like men have penis and balls.
Women have uterus and-and ovaries.
- But it's not taking away from who you are.
That's how I feel.
- If they take everything off your body,
you're still who you are at the end of the day.
Yeah.
- You don't have menopause. You skipped the stage.
- You don't want heat flashes and all the-the, ahh.
- You skipped a crying stage.
- Yeah, less fans for you at church.
So, exactly.
So, you just should just be happy.
- Do you want a hug? - Yes.
- Aww, Ang. - Yay.
- Angel, not the hugger, wow.
I love you guys.
- 'Cause she's in dire need of a hug.
[laughing]
♪♪
[phone ringing]
Karen.
- Wendy! - Karen!
- How is your day? - It's good.
I'm here gettin' ready for Candiace's event.
Yes.
Okay, cool.
I actually, um...
- Well, I got updated. - Okay.
- By Mia about what went on
at Robyn's bachelorette party.
Hmm.
- And the things said about me were
so disparaging and disgusting
- that I will not repeat it. - Oh, no.
- But here's another thing that struck me oddly.
What's that?
- I was like, "So, Mia, did you stand up for me?"
And she said, "No."
- [gasps] - Oh, no!
- And I don't know that we can recover from that.
- Professor Osefo about to step up
- because-- - Oh, go ahead, go ahead.
- In the words of Dr. Martin Luther King,
"Sometimes it's not the voice of our enemies
but the silence of our friends
- that ring the deepest." - Oh, come on now.
Coming up next...
- His actions, whether they were
innocuous or not, have been interpreted that way.
- By your friend that looks like "Sesame Street."
- I didn't--
- No, "Sesame Street." - She's a beautiful lady.
- She had a "Sesame Street" twinkle in her eye.
I love our relationship.
♪♪
Hey, how are you?
How is everything?
- Yes, baby. - Baby.
- We're gonna have a good time.
Album release, right?
- Is it album release? - Somethin' like that.
♪♪
- I'm glad y'all could make it.
Oh, right here.
Okay, won't the people do it?"
Okay. [laughing]
Hi. Hey, sir, how ya doin'?
- Good, how are you? - Good.
I'm not mad at Chris.
I want to get to a better place with you.
I like Chris.
It would have been an easy, like,
"Gizelle, if you felt uncomfortable, I'm sorry."
- If you had done it in the right way.
I hear you.
I think that night in particular,
he had poor judgement,
and he did somethin' that I didn't like,
and that means that we just need to have
a conversation about it and move on.
- You know, sometimes an apology to just
squash it and move on is a good thing.
I just feel this is a situation that I stand by
the fact that I did absolutely nothing wrong.
So, I don't need to see or speak to her ever again.
- How are you? - Hello, how are you?
Good to see you.
- I'm looking around like what's happening.
- Hey. - What's up?
- Hi. - Congratulations.
- Thank you. - Thank you for having me.
- Thank you for being here.
- My wife is here. - Hi!
Oh, not this grill.
- It calls for a grill, yes.
- Okay. - Hey, Chris.
- Hey. - You, oh, you beat us here.
- One thing about me and my team,
we love a party, honey, okay?
So, we're going to invite people that I love
and the people that I call family.
- Hi! - Hi! Thank you!
How are you? Muah.
And some of the folks, no idea who-who you are,
but come on in and celebrate with us.
So, am I-- is-is there an announcement?
Is there anything happening, or do I just go?
Tell me what to do.
I didn't know anything.
- Well, there should be some sort of announcement
- of my presence. - Yeah, no.
- Hi. - Nice to see you again.
- Hey, how are you? Whew.
Yeah.
Ladies and gentlemen, I want to present to you
Candiace is here for her video release party.
[laughing]
Hello, yes.
- Yes, the queen is here. - Muah.
Hey, hey.
Hi, guys.
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
- Okay, so, we're here, baby. - Cool.
Okay, you got me?
Hello, hello.
Hello.
- You're looking good. - Oh, good morn-ting.
Muah, muah.
- Do we have a grill in our mouth?
- We do. - I love, I love, I love.
- Ooh, Lord, I'm gonna breathe once I get up here, right?
- Hi! - Hi!
You look so fantastic.
Hi, Mike.
I'm busting my ass.
- Here we go [indistinct]. - Hey, we're here.
- Let me get the door for you.
Hi.
- Congratulations, baby. - Thank you, thank you,
- thank you. - Oh, I'm so proud of you.
- Hi, Ray. - Hey, Candiace.
- Hi, G. - Hey, baby.
- Oh, look at everybody. - How you doin'?
Here's your friend.
Who? Karen?
I think Karen doesn't wanna come over here...
'cause she sees that you're here.
- Ginger ale and vodka. - Vodka--
- you want a vodka and tonic? - Yes, I'm good.
- Look at you. - How are you?
I am fantastic.
- Hey. - Hey, Ray.
- Mama, I love it. - How's it goin', baby?
- Hello. - Thank you.
♪♪
Wen-dizzle in the sizzle!
- Ashley! I haven't seen you since, uh, Mexico.
- Hi. - Hi, you.
We've all been busy.
- Hi, Karen. - Hi, Eddie.
- How are you doin'? - How are you?
- Hey, good to see you. - You look so cute.
- You know, we had fun in Mexico, right?
Yes, we did.
- We talked a lot about you on Thursday,
- and yet you weren't there. - Oh, really?
And I was like...
Well...
- Her, her, me, and Wendy kissed at the same time.
- Wait, who? - Who kissed?
- Wait, wait. - We did?
- Yes, I love this. - Yes.
- Okay. - And, you know...
- Mia, you said I wanted your cookie?
I thought you were tell--
you were whispering in my ear.
"I just wanna eat your box so bad."
Ahh!
Mia, you said that!
- You said that! - You did.
Ashley, didn't she say that?
- I think I might have said--
- Yes, you did. She did.
It's okay. It's okay.
It was all good. It's okay.
She wanted the Godiva goddess, baby, okay?
All you had to say was, "Can I touch it?"
I woulda thought about it.
- Where is Robyn? - She's coming.
She had a bridal shower.
- Oh. - Yeah.
[cheers and applause]
- Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
- I'd like to bring up next Omega George,
Vice President of MNRK Nashville.
[applause]
- What's up, everybody? I'll make it really quick.
Candiace, I want you to know how proud I am of you
and how excited I am to be here celebrating you.
- [applause] - Thank you.
- Now, please show some love for Candiace.
I gotta have my mic.
[cheers and applause]
How is everybody doing?
Um, thank you guys for being here.
First, as always, thank the Lord
'cause the Lord is first.
Um, my family--
I'm gonna cry.
Oh, thank you.
My mom, my dad,
they were the first ones to really tell me
that I could be whatever I wanted to be.
And I have to thank my manager, Nyerere Davidson.
[cheers and applause]
Last but not least...
- Your husband. - Your husband.
I'm not gonna cry.
- Don't make me cry. - But I love you.
Aww...
'Cause you are my man.
[cheers and applause]
Yes.
[cheers and applause]
I'm so proud of you.
Yes!
- No matter what miserable people
might try to create,
that's my man, that's my homie.
You can't break us, girl.
Next.
So, I am going to introduce the world premiere.
Okay.
Of the visual "Insecure"
featuring Trina, the baddest bitch.
♪ I'm not used to dealing with a bitch ♪
♪ get over it
♪ point the blame
♪ why you throwing all your shade ♪
♪ come say it to my face
♪ so if you got a problem ♪
♪ come see me about it
♪ I know the problem
♪ the only problem is you you you you ♪
What is going on here?
We're standing around in a parking lot.
- Get, step, two, drop, drop, got, got.
- I messed that up. - It's all good.
[laughing]
♪ So boy what you think this is ♪
Hey!
♪ Must be out ya mind is you dumb stop playin' wit me ♪
♪ spendin' time scrollin' down timelines ♪
♪ on the next bitch live
♪ should be watching what you saying to me ♪
♪ going through my phone that's lame to me ♪
♪ you stuck in your head
♪ now you missed out on the best damn ♪
♪ if you got a problem come see me about it ♪
- Oh, that's good. Yeah, that was cute.
I love Candiace's visuals.
I think her music video is so good.
- I mean, the budget is no longer low, honey.
[laughing]
The budget is high.
♪ If you got a problem
Look at her.
She's doing her damn thing,
and I'm really proud of Candiace.
I don't even remember it.
Um, was it good? I can't remember.
I have-- uh, listen,
I-I wish Candiace and her music career the best.
♪ Oh oh oh oh
[laughing]
[cheers and applause]
- Thank you. Thank you so much.
Hey, gorgeous.
- Gizelle, how are you doing?
- Fantastic. Hi, Ray.
- How you doin'? - How's it goin'?
- All right. You hanging in there?
- I'm-- always. - Okay.
Hey.
- I was looking for you all day.
How are you? Yes.
- You just missed the whole-- - The video?
Yeah.
- So, they told you about the bachelorette party.
- Mia downloaded me. - Yes.
- And got me up to pace with that.
And as I told Mia, I hear her,
but I'm not listening.
- What do you mean? What do you mean?
Okay.
- Did she tell you she called you a prostitute?
- Oh. - Did she tell you that?
- No, she missed that part. - She missed that part.
Okay.
♪♪
- Mia downloaded me. - Yes.
Did she tell you she called you a prostitute?
- Oh. - Did she tell you that?
- No, she missed that part. - She missed that part.
Okay. Ask her about it.
I didn't want there to be any gray area,
and I wanted to give Mia the opportunity
to explain why she called Karen a prostitute because, um,
I was just being messy.
So... [laughing]
- Tell Mia-- tell Mia sober.
- Okay, what's happening? - Okay, so--
- Baby, can you-- - Huh?
- Will you excuse yourself for a minute?
- Oh, okay, sure. Yeah.
- Yeah, don't take this seriously.
- All right. - All right. Love you.
Um...
- So, when you downloaded Karen, did you tell her
that you called her a prostitute?
- She told me everything. - No, no, no.
Okay, back up. Rewind.
- You called me a prostitute?
- She's known for somebody that just gets drunk,
- ---ed up and will (BLEEP) any dick
that will come her ----in' way. [screaming]
But Ray knows what it is.
Like, for a very long time, Ray-- Karen couldn't drive.
- Karen's license got taken. - Yeah.
- So, Ray picks her up and drives her around.
- So, are you guys saying that Karen is a prostitute?
- No. - No.
- She called you a prostitute. - So-so, no, no, no.
- She asked. - I asked.
- Thank you. - She asked.
- I heard hotel. I heard bathroom.
I heard that you're having sex with every dick that walks.
Sounds like a prostitute to me.
I didn't call her a prostitute.
I was asking questions. How is this my fault?
Blame this on Charrisse, okay?
- As long as we got that clear.
- Yes, I said that. Yes. - We're all good.
The Lord is good to me.
- But I didn't call her a prostitute.
- Yes, you did. - No, I didn't.
- I have never had to sell my pootay.
- Yes, you did. - No, I didn't.
- Didn't she call her a prostitute?
- But I will be sure and let you know
if I ever get to that point, Ashley. No.
- But my only thing, Karen, is, you know,
the only reason that it-it's a little more, like,
cause for pause, is because it does come from someone
who-who has mutual friends with you,
who is in the same community.
- I am a mother. - That's right.
- I am a member of the community.
I am the Ambassador to Surry. I don't have to respond.
- If Karen is doin' somethin', she's just not doing
a good job of hiding it.
Dispel it, put it to rest, or just own up to it and say,
"Yeah, Ray and I have an open relationship."
Like, just give us one or the other.
- I don't feel like defending myself tonight.
I feel like this is stupid.
- You don't appreciate people talking about you
in the streets.
Now, you didn't say it wasn't true.
Good job, Karen.
Since you're talking about Charrisse, here she is, okay?
I'm here.
Do you have somethin' to say to me?
I'm not speaking about you.
Oh, now you're not speaking.
- But I don't even know why you're breathing
in my airspace.
I don't even know why you're here.
- Wait, what? - She was invited.
Listen.
- I-I-I have not lied about anything I've said, okay?
That's the first thing.
- Okay, first of all, I hear you,
but I'm not listening. So, we're done.
- Okay, you-you don't wanna talk about it
because you-- it's your truth.
- Babe-babe, you're good. You're good.
Let's go. You ready to go on our date?
- You wanna continue to be fake, phony
and all that but go ahead.
Let's go.
- Give her her fake pass, people.
- Let's go, baby. - She got it.
Ray said she can have eye candy.
He didn't know she was gonna be eatin' the candy.
He said just look at the sh--.
- This is what I expected to, like,
"Oh, I'm not gonna pay you any attention,
and I'm walking away."
- Robyn! - Hi.
How are you? Oh, yes, girl.
- Hi. You're here. Yes.
- I made it, but I missed the video.
- It's okay. You look good, girl.
- She got married. Look.
- This-- oh, is this your wedding?
No, no.
I just figured I'd wear white 'cause this is the closest
you all will get to seeing me look like a bride.
To your wedding.
- You look like a bride for real. - Thanks.
- So, I-I don't know.
- See, you have to consider the source, too.
- I'm gonna make-- let's just make sure--
let's make sure you and I have a-a sidebar conversation.
- Once was enough for me, and I'm good to go,
and Ray and I are not entertaining it.
We consider the source.
There's more.
- So, what is the more 'cause my husband
is standing right here?
- I don't need to hear it. - Oh, good.
So, go ahead.
- No, I don't need to hear this. [laughing]
So, go ahead.
Go over here. I'll be right back.
Okay.
- I'm very proud of you. - Thank you.
- I'm very happy for you. You smell good, too.
- Oh, thank you. It's a little Dior. Um--
- Oh, I thought I was-- I was gonna talk to
your husband by now.
I thought you said he wanted to talk to me.
- He wanted to talk, but I don't think that
- he will want to speak today. - Okay.
- Uh-huh.
It's a restaurant in, uh, PG County.
I don't.
- Someone is saying that you were dating his best friend.
You guys went to Vegas, and you had sex with him
in the bathroom.
♪♪
- Uh-huh. It's a restaurant in, uh, PG County.
I don't.
- Someone is saying that you were dating his best friend.
You guys went to Vegas, and you had sex with him
in the bathroom.
- Was is this when I was a single woman or...?
- He said it was, like, a couple years ago.
- I'm just joking. - Oh.
And I was like, okay, what?
Okay, so, this is why Karen likes bath--
Wow.
- That's why when I told you I had sex
in the Waffle House bathroom, you were like, "Cool."
I understand.
- Waffle House bathroom. - The Waffle House bathroom.
- I'll be damned. But I'll say this.
I'm not gonna be defensive about some man I don't know.
I'm a bad bitch for 59 if I got some young boo
saying that he's doing me.
Now, I got a man right there that loves and trusts me,
and that's all I care about.
I hear this, but I'm not listening.
- But I want you to really hear it because
you're accusing Charrisse of having-- of making it up.
- Well, I'm saying-- no, no, no, sweetheart.
- Maybe she didn't make it up, right?
No, no, sweetheart.
- I don't think he knows Charrisse.
I heard this about Karen, like, last year.
So, we cannot put this all on Charrisse.
I like Charrisse.
It's not her fault that your ass was, like,
you know, bobbing and weaving in Vegas
according to the SoBe manager, okay?
And that's okay 'cause as long as Ray is cool with it,
what have we gotta say, right?
Just make sure he cute, and he can climb you.
- Let me be very clear with you.
If that were true, I would admit that.
- It's not true. - Okay.
- And I'm not blinking. - Okay.
- Girl, I'm not even talking to you about this.
The owners of that restaurants, I have had my people reach out,
they don't even know your ass.
You don't even go there. So, stop.
That's some bullsh--, Mia!
All right, baby. I'm ready.
- You good? - Karen is leaving.
I don't know.
- She's leaving. Why? What'd y'all do to Karen?
I have no clue.
- They had so many rumors swirling.
Let's get unmicced first. This is gonna be good.
- There's a pattern here, guys.
Oh, my God.
- Karen is always storming off, especially when
she doesn't want Ray to hear any of the conversation
about her little dirty deeds.
Do we really have to go?
- Hello. You look great.
Thank you.
- How are you? - Welcome, gorgeous people.
- Correct me if I'm wrong. Candiace did say in Mexico
that Chris wanted to talk to me, right?
- That's true. - Yeah.
- Well, he wanted us to talk first,
and I think that now that we have talked,
he would be open to having a conversation.
- Oh, he wanted you and I to talk first.
- Yes. - Okay, yes.
Been here all night. Been here for hours.
- Like, we're adults, and I wanted us
- to clear the air. - Yeah.
Am I in time out?
- It's probably not that important to him
- to talk to y'all. - Clearly.
- I mean, I guess that's fair, but you're also not gonna
threaten me on Twitter and then not say it to my face.
- Hello. Good afternoon.
Good evening. Good morning.
Everybody is good?
- Candiace, thank you for inviting me.
This was lovely and amazing.
- This is amazing. - Thank you.
You're welcome.
- I'm glad y'all could make it.
And Karen is not here 'cause y'all ran her out.
- She said she had something else to do.
This is Karen.
- Her and Raymond had to eat fried chicken from KFC.
- Why did you leave so abruptly from your event?
- Because I had a dinner date, which, by the way,
y'all owe me a dinner date because I went to
Kentucky Fried Chicken instead of a date.
- Okay, Karen. - That is not Karen.
This is Karen.
Karen, I'm glad that you're here.
- No, no, you gotta put somethin' on it
- to make it Karen. - Oh, yeah.
- Oh, this-- that's beautiful. - That's Karen, right there.
- Put it in-in the hole. - It fell in the hole.
- That's Karen. - That's Karen.
- Okay. - That's Karen.
- I truly love you all even though some of y'all
are ----ed up sometimes. You do ----ed up sh--.
- She's talking to you, Ashley.
- And your ass, disco ball. - Okay, I'll take it.
- We are all powerful black women.
- It's-it's all love. - Oh, thank you.
- It's all love. - We are so proud of you.
- Thank you. - Very much so.
- It's been so fun to watch your journey.
- So, you went from us in a video to Trina.
What's up? [laughing]
- Yes. - Of course.
- Love you guys. Karen, cheers.
- You had a cookout or something.
- Oh, yeah, Candiace's graduation party.
- Yeah, yeah. Sorry we missed that.
I love to taste me some Chris cookin'.
- Well, I just wanted to talk to you.
- Oh. - Well, Chris is here.
- Yes. - And he and I haven't talked.
Yeah.
- So, you know, if I can talk to him.
- Um, I don't know that he is open to speaking tonight.
He doesn't want anything to take away from
the celebration of the evening.
- Who said I'm even gonna be hostile or confrontational?
Well, that's the problem.
- I never said I was going to be.
- That's the problem, is that we just don't know.
- So... - Okay.
Well, his actions, whether they were
innocuous or not,
have been interpreted that way.
- By your friend that looks like "Sesame Street."
- I didn't-- - No, that didn't happen.
- Fresh lime juice. - Yes.
And tequila.
- It was-- it's giving no.
- So, now you're coming for-- okay.
It's giving no.
- So, you're insulting my attractive friend.
Whatever.
- I mean, she had a "Sesame Street" twinkle
- in her eye. - I love it.
He's right there. I'm grown!
- Oh, my God. - Uh, warning!
- Incoming! - Incoming?
It's so immature for us to talk to other people.
If you're gonna run away from everybody,
then how are you supposed to resolve the conflicts
to move on?
All I'm gonna say, Chris, you know, when you--
when you said those things about me on Twitter, they--
I took it as you threatening me.
Which things?
That I would be sorry.
- If my tweet upset you, obviously, I was upset
because someone is telling me that I grabbed
another woman's ass.
- But even the flirting part is egregious.
- And to sit here and suggest that I would do
something inappropriate in the moment, is ----ed up,
disrespectful, and I don't (BLEEP) with it,
and I'm sorry, and so I was mad.
- And that's fair, and I don't expect you to.
- And I tweeted that, and, yes, if you were gonna lie on me,
you will be ----ing sorry
because I will do something about it.
I'm not gonna just sit here and be like,
"Oh, yeah, say whatever the (BLEEP) you want",
because now I'm angry and now you got me cussing at you,
and I apologize 'cause I don't wanna do that,
but I'm angry.
I'm angry that people would do that
- because I have been-- - Okay, that's fair.
- Ashley, but--
- Chris, but some of your actions
- were just a little questionable. - Man, (BLEEP) that sh--.
- Ashley, no, I'm trying to-- - I'm just saying.
- Okay, that's enough. - No, now I'm done.
- I'm done. - That's all.
- All right. - (BLEEP) that sh--.
- It wasn't even bad. - This is over. It's over.
- No, (BLEEP) you. - It's not even bad.
- Yeah, no. - Like, I try--
I tried this sh--, y'all ----ed me up, man!
- Ahh, ahh, ahh, ahh. - Nothing is even--
what did I say that was bad?
- To sit here and suggest that I would do
something inappropriate, is ----ed up but--
- But some of your actions were just a little questionable.
- Man, (BLEEP) that sh--.
- Ashley, no, I'm trying to-- - I'm just saying.
- Okay, that's enough. - No, now I'm done. I'm done.
- That's all. - All right.
- (BLEEP) that sh--. - It wasn't even bad.
- This is over. It's over. - No, (BLEEP) you.
- It's not even bad. - It's over. Yeah, no.
- Like, I tri-I tried this sh--. - Ahh, ahh, ahh, ahh.
- Y'all ----ed me up, man! - Nothing is even--
what did I say that was bad?
- Did you think that was gonna go well?
We're adults.
- (BLEEP) her. (BLEEP) everybody.
- I have retired from attempting
any real friendship with Ashley.
The charmed life that I have had
is one that she has only dreamt of
in her ashy dreams.
You can't win.
- I can't. There's nothing I can say.
- I'm just trying to address it.
- You can't battle against
perpetually damaged, unhappy people.
- I didn't say anything wrong!
♪♪
I don't give a (BLEEP)
about that "Sesame Street"-ass looking bitch.
Like, (BLEEP) her.
♪♪
- All right. Well, it was nice.
This was nice.
Karen...
♪♪
I think I'm-- I wanna go on my merry little way.
♪♪
- All right. Um, so, your, um, nuptials are--
- Oh, yes. - Less-- what-what a month?
[laughing]
Awesome.
♪♪
Is your mom gonna come?
Ugh.
- Oh, good question. - Um...
I have to decide.
- Don't make me give you another shot of tequila, okay?
- No. - All right.
♪♪
- Did he agree to the prenup?
- My lawyer sent it back to me, but I have some revisions.
So, I'll probably talk to him about it in the--
like, sometime this week,
I'll-I'll talk to him about it.
♪♪
So, change of plans.
We're in Maryland.
- [indistinct conversation] - Hi.
- Hi. Are you excited? - Of course.
- You get to be here. - Yes.
That's why you couldn't do it before.
I know, right?
We had all our stuff, the boys' suits,
the rings, everything.
We had it all in Jamaica, and we woke up that morning,
and we felt kind of like this doesn't feel right,
and I called my dear friend, Suzanne,
whose family owns multiple wedding venues,
and I said, "Suzanne, I'm trying to pull somethin' off,"
and she helped us make it happen.
I'm so happy we did not do it in Jamaica.
Let's just do it at home.
- This just feels so much better. - Yeah.
- Fortunately, we didn't have, like,
a wedding plan with, like, hundreds of people
and change it at the last minute.
You know, that's-- that's the benefit
of having a small wedding. [laughing]
♪♪
- Robyn, this is, like, so beautiful.
Why are we gettin' rid of this?
- I've been divorced for three years,
and it's taking up space.
♪♪
Aww.
I remember our first movie.
- I do, too. What movie was it?
- "The Last Dragon." - "The Last Dragon."
- "Who is the master?" - "Sho'Nuff".
That was nice. [laughing]
♪♪
- I can tell you one thing.
Your mother is very happy that the two of you
are sitting right there together.
- She-she loves Robyn. - Yeah, she does.
So, just work it out already. [laughing]
- I wanna try this the second time.
Will you marry me?
[cheering]
♪♪
- You know I love you both. - I know.
- The two of you are good for each other.
- Well, we'll see. - Yeah.
[laughing]
- Me and the boys decided to make you breakfast
- this morning. - Aww.
Thank you, buddy.
You got me flowers.
♪♪
For our boys, I hope that this
is a memory that they have forever,
and they realize how important family is.
All right.
Hi.
- Well, family and friends of Juan and Robyn,
we are assembled here today in the presence of God
to unite this man and this woman
in the holy bond of marriage.
All right.
Would you repeat after me?
I, Juan, take you, Robyn.
- I, Juan, take you, Robyn.
- To be my wedded wife. - To be my wedded wife.
- In sickness and in health. - In sickness and in health.
- As long as we both shall live.
- And, Robyn, would you also repeat after me?
- Absolutely. - I, Robyn, take you, Juan.
- I, Robyn, take you, Juan.
- To be my wedded husband. - To be my wedded husband.
- In sickness and in health. - In sickness and in health.
- As long as we both shall live.
It's really special getting married to someone
that I've been able to grow with
'cause a lot of times people grow apart.
- Well, I believe there are rings.
[laughing]
- This is you, Corey.
Having gone through the great times, the bad times,
is what creates longevity
and unconditional love.
I-I wouldn't have it any other way.
- Juan, as you take this ring and repeat after me...
- Yes. - I give this ring to you.
- I give this ring to you.
- As a token of the covenant. - As a token of the covenant.
- Made between us this day. - Made between us this day.
All right.
Robyn, would you repeat after me?
I give this ring to you.
- I give this ring to you.
- As a token of the covenant. - As a token of the covenant.
- Made between us this day. - Made between us this day.
- Well, it's by the authority committed unto me
as a minister of the gospel that I declare
that Juan and Robyn are now again husband and wife!
- [laughing] - Thank you.
[cheering]
- Well, Juan, the moment you've been waitin' for.
You may now kiss your bride.
[cheering]
♪♪
- To the haters, you can talk all the sh-- you want,
but you're wasting time because I don't care.
♪ I almost waited too long ♪
♪ I almost waited I almost waited too long ♪
♪♪
Next up,
an epic "The Real Housewives of Potomac" reunion begins.
You start dating Hot Stuff from Winter House.
- What's the age difference again?
I'm not a mathmetician.
- Both of you, you need to thank Winter House.
Thank you, Winter House.
- What is the status of the prenup?
- It really just did not work out in my favor.
Yeah.
- You can't get alimony? - Dang, why'd you sign that?
- You were never the CEO of your company.
Your family business is all in shambles.
- Have you had a sexual relationship?
- There was never any penetration.
Okay.
Gizelle, you've made Michael, Eddie, Ray
and Chris Basset a storyline.
- You use the show to lie on people
because you have nothing else going on.
- Who-- How did I lie on Chris?
What did I do?
I've suffered through this for ten months.
Losing clients, losing money.
Answering to my family!
- There was a photo of Karen
and this blue-eyed man.
- Who is blue eyes? - Don't need to go there.
- Charrisse, you came out with every accusation possible
- of-- what, there's more? - Whoa.
When you called Juan.
He was as pissed as I ever heard him.
- Child... there's no lie about that rumor
about the girlfriend. I have witnesses.
- Talk about my little receipt of you giving Peter the cookie.
- You're ----ing for lobsters.
- Michelle Obama's watching. - She's turned the channel.
- I've heard FLOTUS has turned the channel.