♪♪
- Previously, on "Summer House"...
- Jack! Don't let me go, Jack!
- I went to lunch with Carl.
- You should send him, like, a sexy nude photo.
- That's it. - I just wanted to say goodbye.
Headin' out. - Bye!
It was so nice to see you.
I touched him.
Physical contact engaged.
- I do miss you as, like, my friend.
- I mean, yeah, me, too. It's really hard.
- Can we just be best friends, again?
[laughing]
- I don't know if this is punishment
for not investing, but it hurts.
- We did go to therapy today.
I feel like we have to figure out,
like, what's going on... - Right now.
- ...before, like, making future plans.
- Do you ever wonder if, like,
you guys took time apart
and separated for, like, a month?
- I don't think that that's, like, a bad idea.
He would never go for it.
[waves crashing]
♪ Forget what they told ya ♪
♪ Get out the way you move over ♪
♪ I gotta pick up the game ♪
♪ And carry it on my shoulders ♪
- All right, let's go to camp.
- They're gonna love ya.
♪ I got money on my mind ♪
♪ And a pocket full of dreams ♪
- Jesse! Hi, Jesse. - Hi, guys.
- I'm so happy to see you, again.
It's gonna be a great day.
- Hi, Jesse. Welcome back. - How are you?
Camp Sunrise is a camp for kids with cancer
and their siblings to go to day camp,
feel normal, all for free.
- So, Lucy has some hats for you guys.
- Here's some Sunrise hats.
- Every single staff member, it's mandatory for us
to wear some sort of head covering
to be in solidarity with any kids
that may or may not, you know. - Okay.
- I was in touch with them since last summer,
and, like, this summer, I started volunteering there.
Obviously, I'm a cancer survivor.
I'm hoping to be five years cancer-free
in August. - Wow!
- And I'm just happy that I am in a place
where I'm able to give back.
That's just, like, such a blessing.
- You guys wanna check out the land?
- Yeah, let's do it. - We'd love to. Yeah.
- Let's do it. - All right! Let's do it. Come on.
- Wanna try to get a dunk?
- I can hold you up.
All right, one, two, three.
Yes!
- One, two, three, lightning bugs!
- I believe in our team.
- Guys, this is Ciara.
- Got it? Oh!
- Loving that. Loving that!
[laughing] - He did that on purpose.
- Yeah, I've missed him as a friend, as a bud,
[record scratching] maybe not a bud,
but, like... that sounds so platonic.
- Yeah.
- I feel like naturally I do just wanna, like,
gravitate to wherever he's at,
but, the past two years, I haven't been able to do that.
So... [sighs]
- Oh! Look at Ciara on her toes.
- I am free!
Thank God almighty.
Free at last.
- Every single one of these people were campers--
campers turned staff. - Yeah.
- Just get to know each other and hang out.
- And we can talk about cancer?
- A hundred percent, they're very open,
and they're very excited.
- Okay, what are you guys making?
- Can we make friendship bracelets?
[cheering]
[laughing]
- You're tall. How tall are you?
- You're taller than Lucy.
- Maybe, like, 5'2". - Five-two? I'm 6'5".
- Oh, my gosh! - She's like, "Ahh!"
- How did you get involved in camp?
- Cool.
- Yeah.
When was that?
- And you said you're in high school now or college?
- I'm going into college in September.
- Are you excited?
- I came into the summer feeling a little weird,
looking for a relationship with the wrong person.
Even though, like, I have a lot of friends
and people that care about me, I'm just lonely,
and I want a relationship
to kinda, like, fill that void
when really I need to keep working on myself.
So, yeah, I'm trying to figure out
what I need to focus on and what makes me happy.
Every time that I volunteer,
it's such a good reminder that you have it so good,
and you really should be grateful
for everything that you have.
Who's ready to dance? - Me!
[cheers and applause]
- Hey, Sunrise! - all: Hey, what?
- Can you rock the boat? - all: No way!
- Can you rock the boat? - all: Okay!
♪ Weekend weekend ♪
♪ Find me partying on the weekend ♪
♪ Weekend we can go go party yeah ♪
[cheers and applause]
- Great to meet ya. Can I give you a hug?
Love you, girls.
- Are you crying? Oh, my God, Lizzie.
- That was the most fun thing we've ever done.
♪ Something in the air tonight ♪
♪ Ooh tonight tonight ♪
♪ Something in the air tonight ♪
- Hi, sister. - Ahh!
Wait you look so cute. Are you excited?
- You look so beautiful. - Are you nervous?
- I'm-I'm so scared. - You're shaking.
- What if so many people come?
What if nobody comes? - Oh, it's--
- What if it's my first grade birthday party
all over again when nobody came?
I'm so scared. But it looks so amazing.
It has been two years since I started my show
called "It Girl."
Tell me about this look today
and where everything's from.
It was such a silly thing to me
that I didn't think anyone was gonna wanna do,
or take seriously,
and I did not think I was gonna make
a living off of it.
I didn't think it was gonna be my full-time job.
It just-- it changed my life in every way,
and so, it means everything to me.
- It's insane to see, like, how far you've come.
It's just, like... - Don't cry. I love you.
Don't you dare cry. - I'm not.
- Rule number one of event planning. - All right.
- Okay, let's start letting people in.
Hi! - Hi. How are you?
- So nice to see you. - Oh, my God, of course.
- It would not be an "It Girl" party without you.
- Oh, my God, stop.
- There's baby tees over there.
Hi. Hi. Thank you so much for coming.
- You look stunning. - You look amazing.
- You look beautiful. - Thank you.
- I just, like, threw whatever on. I was like--
- And you're a MILF, so it doesn't matter.
You can just always look great.
- Hello.
- Thank you so much for coming. - This dress is amazing.
It's so beautiful.
- Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Hi! - Congratulations.
- You look gorge. - Thank you.
- Hi.
- Thank you for coming. - Of course.
♪ Oh look at me look at me ♪
- Yes, a party girl. Thank you.
- Yeah, you, like, ran off last night.
- I had to relieve my nanny.
I was also, like, so rattled.
- Like, being there?
- No, so, like, once I, like, got into the bar,
I basically was bombarded immediately,
like, right away, by Sharon.
- Do I get a hug? Maybe?
- You and Carl love hugs.
And I'm like...
- When was the last time you saw her?
- Last time I saw her was my bridal shower.
You know, and I-I talked to Carl earlier,
and he mentioned you had some concerns
about us getting married.
- Yeah.
- Seeing Sharon last night brought up,
like, a lot of, like, hurt that she caused me.
You have to keep in mind
I was very, very close with Sharon
for almost a decade.
- Yeah, and you saw her as, like,
a literal mother figure in your life.
- As a literal mother figure. - Yeah.
- Like, you and Kyle have issues.
You have ups and downs, but, like,
at no point are Kyle's parents going on national television
and saying, "You should break up with her."
- Yeah. - Sharon did that.
- Do you think Carl acts like nothing happened?
- Yes.
Listen, I gave Carl plenty of time
to sit down with me one-on-one
and have, like, a decent,
respectful conversation with me.
He never has.
- Yeah, Carl has a hard time confronting things head on.
We've learned that.
- Well, we know where he gets a lot of his qualities.
- Between you. Between Kyle.
- I'm just tired of, like, being treated--
- Yeah. - Like, they're-- like,
I'm always the villain
'cause they're always the victim,
and I can't handle it anymore.
- Yeah.
♪♪
- Coming up...
- Would it be a crazy idea
if you guys physically just separated?
- Have you talked to her
about us taking some time away from each other?
♪♪
- Okay, first, I gotta go brows...
mustache...
and do a little bit of an upturn
just to get it off my lip.
I'm ready to go.
- We're home!
[grunts] - Stretch.
[sighs] - Ready?
- I have so many suitcases and bags.
♪♪
What is it?
[gasps]
What? What? What?!
Is it a bug?
- Come on! Come in the house.
- Are you, um-- what are--
- Get in the house and see. Let's go.
- Oh, my God!
- Read the sign. - "Choose your weapon."
Oh!
Mine's out of water already.
- Guns down! Guns down! Guns down!
Do you wanna be on my team?
- Yeah, I'd like to be on your team.
- Okay, we can work something out.
- I mean, I was a sharpshooter in high school.
- What the (BLEEP) is a sharpshooter?
- What do you mean by that? [laughing]
- You remember when I was in ROTC?
[fanfare music playing]
- Welcome back.
- Oh, oh, oh, they're comin'.
- Half of these are probably mine. - Are these all your boxes?
- No, not all of them.
- KJ and Dara are approaching the door.
- I'll come back. - Choose your weapon.
What the-- Hey, yo, you pissed me off.
Stop! Stop it!
[screaming]
- Hey, weapons down! Weapons down! Weapons down!
[laughing]
- All right, we're ambushing the boys.
- Great idea, KJ.
- Here we go, baby. You're back.
- Car approaching. I repeat. Car approaching.
- Home sweet home.
[British accent] - Hello!
- Double ambush! Change of plans, guys!
Change of plans! Double ambush.
Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on!
- Last weekend. - Good to see you.
- I know. - Good seeing you, too.
Let's do it. - Are you happy?
- Last weekend. - Last weekend. You happy?
- Last weekend!
- They're ----ing partying out here.
- Packed light.
- No, I have my big suitcase.
This is just the snacks.
- Shh. Wait.
[screaming]
- Is that a gun?
[screaming]
I'm not going in there.
- No, they have to come through the front door.
[screaming]
[laughing]
- Go, go, go!
- What is it? Loverboy?
- Thanks, guys.
- Inside the house. Choose your weapon.
Let's go!
- Who is next? Who do we have?
- Last weekend.
- Guys, Kyle and Amanda are pulling in!
- You're super incognito in that.
- Does this look good?
So sorry. [laughing]
- Okay.
- Doors are opening. - Copy.
- Don't shoot, don't shoot. She's wearing suede.
- What the (BLEEP)? And why is Dara's bag out there?
- Shh.
- Thank you for not squirting me.
- You've been spared.
- Guys, the whole house is wet, right now.
- All right. Okay, they're comin' in.
- All right. - All right.
- That door is still just--
What the--
What the--!?
Okay, okay, okay!
- That's some ----ing sh--.
- God, I couldn't even see anything.
How are you guys doin'?
- All right, let's get drinks.
- Don't shoot my wiener.
- I couldn't find it.
[laughing] - Thank you, Mia.
A little water never hurt anyone.
- Hi, Kyle. - How we doin'?
Lindsay, put the gun down. - I can't.
- Wait, gang, I have a quick announcement.
Uh, today is National Beach Day.
[cheering]
Guess where we're going.
- The beach! - Cooper's!
- We're going to the number one beach
in the United States of America.
- Well, I thought you were gonna say
it's our two-year anniversary. Oh!
- Is it your two-year anniversary?
- Of our breakup.
[cheering]
- Two-two years of freedom.
- Freedom!
- Wait, I have another announcement.
I'm hosting a dinner tonight.
[cheering]
- Freedom dinner!
- Freedom dinner number two, bitch!
- Freedom! [cheering]
- Second annual freedom dinner!
- The second annual.
All right, we have 40 minutes until we leave for the beach.
- Giddy up.
- Kyle, are you showering 'cause I have to shower?
- I gotta shave and shower.
- Are you sleeping with Ciara, Mia?
- I sure am. - Exciting.
- Oh, man.
- KJ! - Yeah, big bathroom.
- Gettin' ready for mustache rides.
♪ Look look look look at that ♪
♪ look look look at that look at that ♪
- Boys summer! - Boys summer!
- Let's go! [indistinct yelling]
- The boys are too hyped. I'm telling you, right now.
- The boys are way too hyped on each other.
- They need to stop. - It's disgusting.
- It is.
- Let's go! - Let's go!
- This summer completely changed my life.
Just the bond of community...
was much needed for me.
- Wait, I need West in here.
- I "mustache" you a question.
[laughing]
- I've never been one of the boys,
and, this summer, I started to be myself,
and it was such a freeing feeling,
and I feel like it's ending too soon.
- All right, I'm gonna shower. Get the (BLEEP) outta here.
♪ Turn up the base turn up the base ♪
♪ turn up the base turn up the volume ♪
♪ turn up the thing ♪
- You look stash.
[laughing]
- Five minutes! - ----ing five minutes?
- Five minutes until we leave!
- I call Jesse's car.
- Hell yeah.
- Yeah, I got it.
Shotgun.
- Watch this.
- Don't laugh. It encourages it.
- All right, let's go to the beach.
♪ Are you ready for my love ♪
♪ are you ready for my love love love ♪
♪ are you ready for my love ♪
- We have a full house this weekend.
- We really do.
- It's good to see Amanda back. She's in good spirits.
- Oh, nice. - Is she?
She walked in the house, uh, complaining.
- Everything is so--
Dara's bag is outside on the front porch.
Where is my position?
- I will say I did meet up with Amanda this week.
I was like, "How was your weekend?"
Obviously, she stayed back, and she just was like,
"I needed a minute to catch my breath."
- Mm-hmm. - And-and then I was like,
"So, do you feel, like, anxious
and, like, a little uptight, like, when he's home?"
And she was like, "Yeah, actually, I do."
I was like, "Well, what if you guys spent,
like, a month apart?
Like, what if you just got an apartment for a month?
He has his space. You have your space.
You guys still go to therapy.
You guys still date each other."
Yeah. - Still date?
I don't think it sounds like they even...
currently date. - You never know.
Like, them having that space and time apart,
they could fall back in love with each other.
- Yeah, exactly. - Give them time to miss each other.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- I will say I don't disagree with that advice
or that idea,
but if I heard of another couple
that were married-- - Yeah.
- And the wife got an apartment for a month
just to, like, get space from her husband,
I would be like, wow, that's--
- Yeah.
- It feels like that is kind of, like,
a last ditch effort move.
It's like, look, I think that Amanda
deserves more than she's been getting.
I also love Kyle,
and I've known Kyle more than anybody in this house,
including Carl.
And as much he's in the wrong,
he has feelings, too, and I just--
I cannot help but, like, go full blown mama bear mode
and be like, what is going on,
and how can I help
because we can't keep doing this?
- Coming up...
- Even if they got back together, I don't-- happy.
- A hundred percent. - Literally, would make me
the happiest person in the whole entire world.
- A hundred percent.
- But he needs to be ----ing ready.
I don't trust anyone with her heart.
♪♪
- Oh, my God, that was a little arm burner.
- Yeah, gotta earn this.
- How much further?
- Set your chairs up with the sun.
♪ Oh oh oh oh ♪
- Yeah, can you move your toe a little bit?
- I was here first.
♪ Gonna blow the roof off ♪
♪ Taking over the body ♪
- Finish him!
- Okay, (BLEEP) that. - That was in.
Sorry, I won't do that again.
- No, you're good.
♪ Oh oh oh oh we just can ♪
- Look-look at KJ, right now.
- KJ didn't even know where he is.
- He's passed out.
- It's a little chilly, no?
You're down for the count.
All right, Godspeed.
- No, dude, not at all. - Yeah, I get it.
I mean, I can relate to-to that a little bit.
- I just wanna...
you know, dip my toe.
- We're celebrating two years of freedom today, boys.
I have nothing to worry about.
- (BLEEP) yeah. - Life is good.
- You're ----ing free.
You ----ing have a new best friend.
- KJ? - Life is good.
[chuckling] KJ.
- I will say, with Ciara and I,
I think we're okay with being cool,
but now everyone else is so, like,
"What the (BLEEP)? What's going on?"
And I-I get it, clearly.
I obviously don't wanna, like, speak for her,
but I think we're very comfortable being friends.
Let's have fun and just get to the fall, you know?
♪ When you get a little older ♪
♪ you get a little bolder that's right ♪
- You wanna play catch? - Yeah.
- I would play spike ball. - Yeah.
- Jesse, does it bounce?
- A little bit.
- West, you missed a spot.
- Where? Will you get my back?
- Yeah.
I haven't, like, really touched a man's back in a while.
[laughing]
- It's been a good summer, eh?
- Man, one of the best.
- Everything good with your missus?
- Yeah, it's the best.
Mmm.
- Who is your favorite person in the world?
- Sabrina Belle.
- Any spats? - She doesn't spat.
She's just, like-- - She's just chill.
Wears her heart on her sleeve, which is perfect for me
because I don't get in my own head, ever,
'cause she's constantly reassuring,
like, of where we're at. - Yeah.
- Which is-- which I didn't realize,
but that was actually-- it's very important for me.
- Do you have a plan to ask her to be your girlfriend?
- Yeah, I still haven't said, "I love you," to her yet,
so I wanna say that, and maybe do it all in--
Do it all in one. It's a big moment.
I haven't said, "I love you," in ----ing 15 years.
I would love to be free and easy and be like,
"Yes, I'm in love.
"I'm in, let's go."
That sounds fantastic,
but that's not how my head works.
My dad is very religious, born again Christian.
You don't have sex before marriage.
My whole life, he was like, "Look, when you get older,
there's gonna be some things that--
some decisions you gotta make, which I won't agree with,
but just so you know, I'll always love you."
But after I had an indiscretion
with a high school girlfriend,
he didn't talk to me for years.
So, yeah, I don't use that word lightly.
I don't want her to think that,
all right, that's it, I'm all in.
And then, all of a sudden, you know, I drop the ball
or something like that.
So, I'm certainly not rushing into anything just yet,
but I'm close.
- Well, listen, I was really excited
for the potential of you and I being single guys.
- Yeah. - Ripping it up.
But if there's one person that I'm happy to lose you to,
it's Sabrina.
- Oh, mate, that means a lot.
Thanks, brother.
She loves you, too, just so you know.
- Yeah, yeah, I could feel it.
- We talk about you all the time.
- Yeah, I could feel it. - Yeah.
- Hey. - Sit on down, pretty lady.
Hey, hot stuff. - Hey.
- How was your weekend alone?
- Fabulous-- the best weekend of my whole life.
- I bet, I bet.
- I needed it.
But how was after Soft Bar?
You guys, like, ended up going for drinks.
[sighs]
What happened? - Well, first of all,
you're a bitch. - Why?
- Because you left me.
You were supposed to come with me.
- 'Cause I felt so unwanted.
That's so weird. I don't think I got an invite.
- But you can be my date.
- Wait, let me just look at my phone.
Yeah, no, text. That's crazy.
I was like, the last thing I would ever do,
is just, like, invite Ciara and West out
on, like, an intimate date.
They just became friends.
- They-- look, I think it's just too soon.
- Yeah, I agree. - But, like, even if,
and this is my thing, like--
- Even if they got back together, I don't-- happy.
- No, 100%. - Literally, would make me
the happiest person in the whole entire world,
the happiest. - A hundred percent.
A hundred percent. My thing is--
- But he needs to be ----ing ready.
- He-he needs to be all the way in.
- It's him, mm-hmm.
- And he just can't (BLEEP) with her, again, like that.
- Yes.
I'm skeptical. I'm weary of him.
♪♪
- Does Ciara want-- do you wanna hang with the boys?
'Cause it looks like it.
- Well, they're in the middle-- - So, yeah, it's okay.
Here you go. Four, one.
- Yeah, it's-- my concern is not Ciara at all.
- No. - It's, like, making sure that
West doesn't find his way back in
and then be like, "Well, I'm actually not ready
to do anything too serious, right now."
- Exactly. You know, Ciara is--
Ciara is a very special, incredible person, and, like,
you need to treat her differently
than any other woman in the world.
- Yeah, I agree. - And, like, until a man
is capable of doing that, like, I don't--
I don't trust anyone with her heart.
- Yeah.
- You know, I would die for that girl.
The way I'd cut West off in one ----ing second
if she looked at me.
If she gave me one look, I'd be like, I'm gonna attack.
- I know. I know.
♪♪
♪ Just give me one more time ♪
[cheering]
- Hot, hot, hot, hot, hot.
♪ Just give me one more time ♪
- Give it to me.
- Let's get a photo.
- Look at Ben.
- He's like a little dolphin. [laughing]
- What'd you do this week? - Uh, just did a lot of work.
We went to couples therapy this week.
- Do you guys feel like you guys are in a better state than...?
- I think, look, the-the sheer fact
that we went at all, I would say
we're in a way better place. - Yeah.
- I think the real question is,
are we both gonna put in the effort?
- Yeah.
Look, like, we met up, obviously, like,
right after you guys had couples therapy,
and sometimes it sounds like-- - Yeah, how-how was--
what was her, like, her demeanor?
- Well, she was, like, happy to go and
happy to be able to, like, just finally say everything.
But, at the same time, like, as we were talking it through,
I'm like, I feel like a lot of y'all's frustration
exists because, like, you guys never have a moment.
You-you live on top of each other.
You live together. You live on top of each other.
You used to work together,
but the office is right next door.
And I'm like, would it be a crazy idea
if you guys physically just separated for a month?
I know that you love her. You guys love each other.
No one has ever denied that.
But, like, what is real here, is, like,
how you guys treat each other in a space and, like,
the mental load that this all brings upon you guys.
- Have you guys talked to her about us taking some time
away from each other?
- Yeah.
- Or, is this, like, a fresh idea?
- No, unfortunately, it's not fresh.
- What did she say?
- She said she would be open to that,
but she didn't know if you would be open to that.
♪♪
- I'm kinda shocked.
The fact that there's separation conversations
happening within our friend group,
unbeknownst to me, while we're trying to
put our best foot forward in therapy,
is disheartening.
Like, we're supposed to be putting it all out there
with the therapist.
You know, now this feels like there's an elephant in the room,
and I'm second guessing what we're doin'.
It's just-- yeah.
When did you talk to her? When did you have that chat?
When you guys walked the dog? - Yeah.
- I don't-- you said she's receptive, huh?
It's just so scary. - No, I know.
Like, it's not a-- it's not an easy thing
for me to say, either. Like... - I know.
Well, thank you for easing into that.
- I just, like, don't want you guys to be, like,
so ----ing miserable.
Like, you don't deserve to be miserable.
You know, and, like--
- I just don't know what she actually does want,
if I'm being honest. - Yeah.
- This bathing suit's riding up my anal cavity, you know.
- It looks good, though. - Thanks.
- Look at ----ing George Washington over here.
- No, he's giving Wolverine. [laughing]
- Who the hell is-- where?
- You look like someone from the Addams family.
- Ciara, I think we're leaving.
- (BLEEP) yeah, let's go.
- I think we're gonna-- we're actually gonna stay back.
You guys can head out. No worries.
- Ooh, Carl is nervous about dinner. Ha-ha!
- Pack up? - Let's ----ing go.
- Dude, there is stuff in my butt crack.
♪♪
- Officer. - Golly, I missed you guys.
Come on, baby.
- I'm gonna give myself 15 minutes horizontal time.
- Your vagina is out.
[knocking]
- Who is that?
- Hi. What's going on? - Chef, how are you?
Welcome. - How are you?
- Good to see you. - Good to see you.
- Hi. Lindsay-- welcome. - Hi.
- The kitchen is right in here.
I'm gonna go get ready, real quick.
So, I'll let you do your thing.
♪♪
- You should wear your hair like that.
- Ciara told me my hair sucks at dinner twice.
- You were up?
Okay. I'm excited to see you tomorrow.
- Big ol' squeeze when you get here.
- Hi. I'm gonna put music on.
Is that okay?
- Ciao, bella.
I like indoor dinner in the light sunglasses.
- Okay! - Oh, you clean up nice.
- Quick turnaround. Um, how are you doin'?
- Great.
- How long have you been a chef for?
- Twenty-plus years. - Holy cow.
- So, I've been cooking for 20-plus years.
- Did you always know that that's what you wanted to do?
- Oh, yeah, it was that, or I was gonna be DJ,
or I was gonna be an architect.
- Oh, we have-- we have one of those.
Oh, speaking of, here's our DJ.
- There's the DJ. - How are ya?
- He was either gonna be a chef or a DJ.
You chose the correct path because DJ is just not it.
- Whoa! [laughing]
- You know what I'm thinkin'? Martinis.
Oh, did someone say, "Martinis?"
- Fartini. [laughing]
- Carl-- what's the vibe going on with you two?
- Um, I don't know.
- You can't-- you don't-- he's like--
you're not understanding his vibe?
- Not yet. Like, I don't know.
I was like I have shown my interest.
I can't do anything more.
Now, it's just, like, light flirting.
- Yeah, that's fine.
- Carl and I have been flirty texting all summer.
We have, like, little moments, and then it just kinda, like,
goes back to being friends.
So, I'm not-I'm not sure if it's gonna be anything.
I'm not sure what it's gonna turn into.
It might just be flirty texting for the summer,
but I'm open to whatever it could become.
Whoa.
- Okay, something bad is going on here.
Oh, oh. - We gotta do a--
That's what she said.
Ugh! [laughing]
- It's coming together. Oh, yes, this is great.
- Oh, Goddamn.
- Mother Hubbard, do you need help with anything?
- I'm just, like, cutting flowers.
Guys, this is Chef Frank. - Frank!
- Big Frank in the house! - Yes, my boy.
- This is amazing. - It smells very good.
- It smells incredible.
- Wow, was there an all-black memo?
- Pretty.
- (BLEEP), do I need a black shirt on?
- You look gorgeous. - Thank you.
You, too, cutie patootie. - Thank you.
- Hi. [crash]
- Bailey, what happens if you spill, um, a martini rem--
stuff all over a black shirt? - Hypothetically speaking.
- Hypothetically. [laughing]
- Nothing, really. - You just smell.
- You kinda smell, but you won't see it. Like--
- Give it-- give it a sniff.
- It smells a little rancid. Just gotta air it out.
What do you think this looks like
with you turned to the side? [groaning]
- Lindsay, should we sit, you think?
Or, I guess we gotta wait for Mia and Ciara.
[knocking]
- Come in.
- What up? What up? - You look so cute.
- Oh, y'all look fly, too. Oops, stepping on all your sh--.
It finally came in.
♪♪
Try 'em on.
- I love the sound of diamonds. - Your bling-- so cute.
- Okay. - Smile for me, daddy.
- Let's try them on. - All right, this one fits.
- Oh, sh--. - Let me see.
That's really cute. Let me see yours, KJ.
- Oh, that actually looks so good.
- You look great. - Thank you.
- It's probably your best outfit of the summer.
[gasps] - Stop. Really?
- Yeah.
- Okay, you like a more modest look then.
- Yeah, this is-- - It's my least slutty,
and you're saying it's my best.
So, you like to be more classic.
- Well, at-at Soft Bar, your, um, your white dress--
it was good.
♪♪
- Hi. - Hi, Bailey.
- Hi. Congratulations. - Thanks for being here.
- You liked it. - Yeah.
- It was-- okay, but it was completely see-through.
- I know. - Okay.
- When you walked past, I was like...
[gasps] - You could see my butt?
- You could see your butt. - Did it look good?
- Yes, but you could see your thong, too.
Was that intentional? - Yeah, that was on purpose.
Yeah, it was intentional.
- Does the dress come with a thong?
- No. Like, I wanted you to see it.
- Got it. - Not you.
- I get it. - Well, you but, like, you.
- Yeah, everybody. - Everybody...
to see my ass and my thong.
- Now, when you're getting ready, are you,
like, looking in the mirror at your ass?
- I did. I turned around,
and I was like, okay, that looks good.
- Okay, did you ask Levi, like-- - And then I asked Levi.
I was like, "You can see my ass, right?"
She was like, "Yeah, I see your thong."
I was like, perfect. - Okay.
No, you walked by, and I was like Goddamn.
[gasps] No, it looked good.
- Thank you.
- Are we sitting? - I'm going downstairs.
- Come on in, Bailey. - I'm comin'.
- Hey! - Oh, sh--, they look so good.
- Hey, king. - Oh, enamels.
- Look-look at Ciara's, though. Ciara has a--
- Let me see. Those are cool.
- She's got the little diamond. - Wow.
- I like them. You look so beautiful.
- Thank you, guys. - I love pink on you.
- Can I look at it close? Looks good.
- Okay, well, this exact date, one year ago,
I hosted a freedom dinner,
and I am here to tell you I'm still free.
Honestly, Carl, thank you for setting me free
so that I could go and accomplish my dreams.
- How did we let you do this, again?
[laughing] - Who clapped?
- So, tonight's dinner is called the Lost Supper.
So, we're gonna play a game. - No.
- (BLEEP). - Oh, sh--.
- (BLEEP). - I'm scared.
- Lindsay's so messy.
- We're gonna play a little game of lost and found.
- Hmm.
- So, everyone's gonna go around the table
and talk about something they've lost recently
and something they've found.
So, like, Carl lost me, but then he found
a bunch of thirsty girls in his DMs.
- Baby, I haven't had a drink yet.
[laughing]
- This could go any which direction
you guys want it to. - I know. I'm like-- I--
- Lindsay, goddamn! - To be honest, keep going.
- This is going better than last year.
- Can-can you get us some wine?
- All right, Lindsay, why don't you start us off?
- Okay. I lost all timelines, but I found my dream girl.
- Aww. - Amen.
- Yeah. - That's so good.
- All right, Bailey.
- Um, I would say, when I came in the house,
I clearly came in with a lot of baggage
because, last summer, I lost a really bad,
dark relationship that I'm happy was left in the past.
And I would say, this summer, I found my joy, again,
and my ability to laugh, and have fun,
and to date again, and to-- - Flirt.
- Flirt and to make out.
- And you look hot doing it. - Should you make--
should you make out with Carl, right now, just for fun?
- Yes. - Yes.
- Make out with Carl. - chanting: Make out.
- Carl and Bailey should totally make out.
- chanting: Make out.
[screaming]
- chanting: Make out.
[screaming]
[screaming continues]
- Was that a good kiss? - That was great.
- Freedom! Yeah! - Freedom!
- Great kiss, ten out of ten.
[screaming]
- Yeah.
- I actually wanna make out with her, again,
'cause it was a really good make out.
You know when you, like, go to plug your charger in the wall,
and you, like, just nail it the first plug in?
It was like that. We just, 'like-- it just landed.
- (BLEEP) yeah.
He's the Australian bachelor. He's got nothin' on me.
[laughing]
- All right, Westling. - West's turn.
- Um, I guess I lost my voice last summer.
And so, this summer, I think what I found
was kind of the ability to speak up.
And then, also, clearly, the last week,
I've found a friendship and a relationship
that was certainly lost for a long time.
[applause]
- Yeah. - That...
- Aww. - That felt like a zillion--
a zillion pounds off my shoulders.
- Aww. - And, like,
means the world to me. So...
- Mmm. Mm-hmm. - Oh, my God, I'm tearing up.
- No, but it's, like, really important to me, so...
- Aww. - I certainly found that, and that means a lot, so...
- Westling. - I do love you guys.
- Love you, bro. Love you, bro. - We love you.
- Westling Conrad Wilson. - Even just that speech,
I probably couldn't have done last summer. So...
- Wow. - No, you couldn't.
- I'm proud of you. - Westling Conrad Wilson.
- Thanks.
- Yeah. - So good.
- Wow. - All right, KJ.
Your lost, your found.
- Um...
[sighs]
I lost my brother when I was, uh, a kid,
so that was, like-- always been rough.
He was 17, about to be 18.
So, I never had, like, older brothers.
I mean, I've always had, like, mentors
or, like, older, like, type, like, father type figures
in my life who have been in and out.
- Mm-hmm. - And it's just, like,
that's been rough for me to just, like,
open up to just men, in general, right?
- Yeah. - So, it's just, like,
being able to have, like, the boys
and their-their dynamic and feeling comfortable,
I'm, like, thankful for that, like, for real.
Like, thank you.
So, that's, like, I lost my brother,
and I just felt like I found, like, just...
- Love you, man. - Yeah, thank you.
- Hell yeah, man. - Love you, bro.
- Oh, Kaje. - That's beautiful.
- Definitely, yeah.
- Okay, my turn.
Okay, so, I lost the huge weight off of my shoulders
of having to--
Not hate. - Dislike.
- But, like, having to dislike the person
that I genuinely love the most,
Westling. - Hmm. Damn. Damn.
- And thank God we finally talked,
even though it was off some bullsh--.
And I found the bars, okay?
- Yeah, welcome to the Hamptons, by the way.
- I found the clubs. [laughing]
I found them.
- To the bars! - To the bars.
- Okay, cheers. - Well said.
- Yeah, it only took five years for Ciara to find the bars.
Whoo!
- Is your heart still racing? - My heart wasn't racing.
- My heart's racing. - Why?
'Cause you just made out in front of your ex-fiance?
- Kind of. [laughing]
- Come here.
- Thank you. Mmm.
Growth. - I need it.
- As soon as-- as soon as-- - I'm proud of you.
Oh, actually, leave it.
- All right, Kyle. I wanna hear Kyle's.
- I'm down. - Um, all right.
- Kyle lost his wedding ring.
- Yep. - But he found a DJ career.
[laughing]
- All right. - Oh.
- Oh, she's on one tonight.
Wait, Kyle, can I ask you a question?
I know you mentioned you got a new, uh, manager,
and I was just curious what the plan is
with the DJing and music stuff.
- Oh, he's going to Vegas. - Wait, what?
- All right, so I've spent the last two and half months
going back and forth on my agreement.
With your support. I haven't signed my contract.
I am about to sign with a manager that represents
some very big acts in the music space.
But I'm gonna be a little more selective than I was
last year in terms of, like, where I put my energy,
and I'm gonna treat it like a career, not a hobby.
But, yes, next weekend, I'm going to Vegas
to play Marquis.
But it's not just Vegas.
I would be selectively choosing where I go.
- Is it a residency contract?
- We're working on that for, like, 2026.
- Yeah, so, it's great money.
- I have a question. Did you ask Amanda
before you made this decision,
or did you make the decision on your own?
- No, this is, like, something she's known
I've been working on.
- Did you have a conversation, as a partner,
with your wife before you decided?
- I haven't signed it yet.
- So, this is your conversation.
♪♪
- Did you have a conversation, as a partner,
with your wife before you decided?
- I haven't signed it yet.
- So, this is your conversation.
- Well, I mean, I was planning on having it
maybe a little more, like, um, one-one-one tomorrow.
[laughing]
- Okay, so, you're taking on another business venture.
Like, this-- like, it's gonna take over.
- Uh, kind-- listen, I have been traveling,
promoting Loverboy, since everything opened up
from the pandemic,
but this brings me joy and happiness,
and it pays the bills, and I think I'm good at it.
- Where I get confused is, you guys are married.
You guys have a partnership.
You are supposed to be aligned in that partnership about what
your future goals are together as a family,
as a unit, as a team. - Totally.
- And I feel like, as an outsider--
- The DJs that I aspire to, and I look up to,
are married with kids,
and their wives support them, so...
- Yeah, but they were already DJs before they were married
with kids. - Yeah.
- Like, you took on this career without talking
to your wife about it,
and now you're continuing to progress it. You--
- I just don't understand why my-my love for playing music for people
has been the butt of every ----ing joke this summer.
- That's not it. That's not it. - No, Kyle.
- It's not. - No, this is not a--
this is not a joke. That's not a joke.
My whole point is that when you are in a partnership,
and you're talking about-- - Wanting to be a team.
- Wanting to be a team and have a family together--
- Okay, but I-- - Like, this is why Amanda
sat at the ----ing reunion and was like,
"I wanna have a family with someone
"who wants to have a family with me."
- I'm ready to have kids with someone
who is ready to have kids with me.
- Look, I don't think it's a matter of I'm ready,
and you're not, you're ready, and I'm not, you know.
- Sounds like it is.
♪♪
- You're not showing those traits.
- It's-it's not-- - You're showing that you wanna
go have a residency in Vegas
and that DJing is more important
than having a family with her.
So, I understand where she's coming from. - It's not true.
She is not ready to have a kid, okay?
You can blast me all you want.
- No, and I have talked to her about it.
- Blast me all you want. - I'm not. I'm-I'm--
- Stop. - That--
I did not push back at the reunion when she said that.
That hurt, because you are not ready,
and you know that. - Okay.
And she's also said that to me. She also--
- Do not blame this on me. - I'm not putting it all on you,
and I never have. - Forget about the kids.
Forget about the kids. - But you're also-- Kyle,
but you're also taking on-- but you're also taking on more.
- Remove the-- remove the kids and the family from it all.
- Jesus ----ing Christ.
God forbid I do something I enjoy.
- Kyle-- Kyle.
- The last seven years of my life,
I've just worked my ass off with no joy!
- No. - Kyle, dial it down.
- But this is your family,
and you're not making decisions together, is my point.
- Can I just say-- - I feel, like, under attack.
This is how I felt all summer long.
- You're not. No, take a second. - I think that--
Hold on a second. - No, (BLEEP) off.
- Don't get up and leave, Kyle, please.
- Kyle, hold on a second. - Do me a favor, don't gang up
for the ----ing umpteenth time this summer.
- I'm trying-- - We're not ganging up.
- Hey, please stay. - Take a second. Take a breath.
- No, it's just me, but I-I--
- Listen, if he gets a manager, the manager's job
is to make sure he does good jobs, less often.
- This is so ----ed. ----ing bullsh--.
- So, what he's saying is, he's been running around
the country all the time, taking whatever he can get... - Bullsh--.
- ...to build a career.
The manager-- - (BLEEP) you.
- No, no. - No, you're making this--
- Kyle, Kyle. - Kyle!
- Kyle, hey. - No, you're blacking--
you're-you're blacking out. - I know.
I know what this is about. - No, but the "(BLEEP) yous"
are not gonna be okay. - You're blacking out.
- I agree. - She hasn't even said anything.
- That's the one thing I've stood up for this summer.
Don't say that. - If you wanna say, "(BLEEP) you," say it to me.
- Where is this coming from then?
- Don't look at me. - It's coming from me.
Not from her. It's literally not coming from her.
- I'm not even chiming into the conversation.
- It's not her.
She has not said anything to me at all.
- We didn't even know this.
- All right, guys, then guess what.
Stop making ----ing mountains out of molehills.
Like, this is ridiculous. - I'm not.
- Talk to Lindsay. Don't look at Amanda.
You're fine. - I am literally just saying,
like, in a partnership, and I'm pretty sure--
- Oh, my God, yeah, we don't have one.
If you haven't got caught the drift,
we don't have a partnership.
- All right, this is not a table conversation
because he can't handle this. - Okay.
- No, no, no, in a partnership, we pull weight.
She doesn't pull any weight. - I'm sorry.
- I'm ----ing losing my mind!
I'll smack tables all the (BLEEP) I want!
- Okay. - You have no ----ing idea!
No one! - Kyle, chill the (BLEEP) out.
- So, (BLEEP) you! - West.
- Kyle, calm down. - Chill the (BLEEP) out.
Chill the (BLEEP) out. - No, (BLEEP) everybody!
- Why won't you stop? - Chill the (BLEEP) out.
- I'm so sick and tired of normalizing
how much sh-- I deal with!
- Kyle, I deal with some ----ing sh--, too!
- (BLEEP) off! - Chill the (BLEEP) out.
Seriously, cool the (BLEEP) off.
Just chill out. - Carl, just ----ing--
- You're gonna break somethin'? That's good.
- I'm sorry, Amanda.
- Just chill the (BLEEP) out. Kyle, chill the (BLEEP) out.
- You mother----er, (BLEEP) you, Carl!
- (BLEEP) me? - Yes!
- (BLEEP) you then, you ----ing loser!
- He's fighting Carl? - Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!
- (BLEEP) off! - No, guys, he's not okay.
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!