♪♪
- Previously, on "Next Gen NYC"...
- I wanna know who Rocky is.
- It's based off of The Rocky Horror Picture.
- Every conversation I had with Charlie
would always end with him laughing and saying,
"Kevin's a gay man."
- Literally, (BLEEP) you.
Georgia and Charlie have now become
two villains in my life.
- I found out some information about my boyfriend.
- Yep.
It's really important I get this apartment.
- My brand is called About Time.
- Brooks, what are gonna do about the Shai photoshoot?
- Well, I have to ask, like...
- I'm trying to get Brooks and Ava to model for me,
but they're not responding to me, right now.
- If we really wanna, like, talk about this,
Shai literally was saying that he thought
you were attractive and look really good this year.
Happy birthday. - Happy birthday.
- What do you say we turn the bike
into a little date night? - Okay.
- These are the new sweaters. - Yes.
- This clothing brand journey,
this is, like, my passion.
Brooks and Ava wearing some of my clothes
for a photoshoot would be really big for the brand,
but I'm not hearing from them.
- Honestly, it's ----ing weird
that he wants me to be a part of it.
- I've known Emira for more than five years now.
Don't want to hurt her
with anything I say to anybody.
I don't remember saying that to Georgia.
Were it to have been said,
it wasn't said in any malicious, negative way.
I accidentally was part of you getting hurt,
and I feel bad about that.
I love you and... - Love you.
- I don't know if this being filmed for "Next Gen NYC."
- The entire cast is scheduled to appear at BravoCon.
- It's a reality TV show.
- This is us. I'm gonna head out.
Nice meeting you.
Last year, I worked a corporate art job,
but I got fired
'cause I told them I was on reality TV,
and I don't think they were too happy
about being associated with anyone that could, like,
potentially ruin their reputation.
- This weekend, at BravoCon,
we are moderating the "Next Gen NYC" panel.
- BravoCon is coming up, whatever the hell that is.
Watching reality TV,
like, I grew up watching "Survivor,"
and my grandmother was like, "You know, it's fake."
How ya doin'?
And then you're in it, and you're like,
"Oh, sh--, this is real."
There are real emotions.
There are people that are upset.
So, no one's picking up their phone tonight.
Brooks and Ava just not responding to me
about the photoshoot at all.
- He's been very, like, inconsistent.
I don't understand his behavior.
- And then on top of that,
like, I don't think Ariana and Liam
are very happy with me.
I said, "Hudson, just letting you know,
Liam's interested in Ariana."
- Yeah, it's kind of a (BLEEP) you to me.
- I was supporting Hudson, upset Ariana,
and then next thing you know,
Hudson's eating Zaxby's on his private jet.
[horn honking]
- I'm so nervous for my first BravoCon.
- Girl, please.
A true Bravolebrity never backs down.
- I did do my first ever commercial
to promote BravoCon.
It's so inane the difference a year can make.
We're nominated for a frickin' award at BravoCon.
Like, this is crazy.
- We're up for a Bravo this year?
- Yeah, Rookie of the Year or something.
- Oh, we won? - We're nominated.
- Our whole show? I'm, like, so shook.
- Perfect timing.
- Teresa just went on Jeff Lewis Live
with her daughter, Gia, and hinted
that maybe she, and Melissa, and Joe would reconnect.
The fans wanna see them back together.
- These are my thoughts on everybody on the cast.
Ava-- I actually really liked her at first,
but then she started giving hater energy.
- Guys... [laughing]
What's going on?
- Not good.
I'm gonna be honest. Not good.
I need help.
Still looking for an apartment.
There's no chance of me
staying in the apartment with my ex.
The penthouse of it all.
I'm 100% moving out.
I have to make money. I have to make rent.
Sh-- is about to look a lot more different.
♪ Go fast fast in your car ♪
♪ I wanna go fast fast in your car ♪
- I've never been on a motorcycle.
We ask Jesus for his prayers and safety
and for Kim's forgiveness after the fact.
Liam and I, we just really hit it off.
We text all the time, we talk on the phone.
- Are you looking forward to tomorrow?
- Yeah, what's the plan?
- You get no details.
I'll pick ya up on the bike.
- Okay. All right, bye. - All right, bye.
- I really like him. - You do.
- So, I was on the phone with him last night,
and I was like, oh, my God,
and Austin's like, "You're gonna marry him.
You're gonna marry him."
- I know. - Yeah.
- Did you let them know
about that you're not going to BravoCon?
- Just let them know
because it's gonna shift all the schedules.
- It's time for me to wake up and remember who I am.
I don't need to sacrifice anything for a man.
- What other kinds of opportunities
are you looking for, for 2026, now that we're planning?
- Yeah, I would love to do more beauty stuff
and also more editorial stuff.
I feel like that will help elevate my Instagram
'cause then I'll be posting more, like, elevated,
like, fashiony content.
I've been with Ford New York for three months now.
In the past, when I'm in these meetings,
I'm more, like, in a dream state,
and I'm thinking, "Let's manifest."
- It's great that you went to the event.
How-how did it go?
- Wait, what event? - The Chanel event.
At the MoMA-- didn't you go? - Oh, at the MoMA.
I was like, what event?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
All of the sudden, there's business,
budgets, percentages. Ugh, I hate percentages.
- I feel like it's been great, so far,
just all of the--
- I know. Everyone's loving you.
- It's embarrassing how much rent I have to pay.
That's not even including the amenity fee,
or the utilities, all these new words
I never even heard of.
Okay. - Walk you over to see Cal
and get you [indistinct]. - Yeah.
- Utility? What does that even mean?
- There you go. - See, look at that.
- Welcome to Propsect Park ice skating.
You don't need to get skates.
- What? You have gear.
- I told you. I'm a gear guy.
- You are a gear guy.
Amazing.
- I think I made the right call.
I called Austin,
got the shoe size, and I bought her ice skates.
Give me your foot.
It was 150 bucks to put a smile on her face.
So, it's-- that's worth it to me.
I mean, these are pretty sick skates.
- They're ----ing great.
You really texted Austin?
- I was like, "What's Ariana's shoe size?"
He goes, "Sneaker or heel?"
[laughing]
- Although my relationship between Hudson and I is done,
there's new relationships brewing.
There's one between me and Liam
and one between Charlie and Shai.
Chai-- Chai tea. - Chai tea, if you will.
- No, I'm not surprised.
- I'll get on first,
or you want me to be behind you?
- Ariana and Hudson, they sort of formed themselves
as this Bravo couple,
so everyone gets their tea if they break up.
[laughing]
- I think that Hudson's holding Ariana back.
- Yeah.
- I think that she's gonna reach her true potential.
- Come on back.
- She needs to be careful, right now,
'cause right now is the prime time
to (BLEEP) Charlie Zakkour.
- No. Sorry. I'm 40.
I don't know if this is my--
- Oh, you're right at the demographic.
- Oh, am I?
- You don't-- you don't watch Bravo?
- No, I don't. - That's funny as (BLEEP).
- Okay, I might need you to hold my hand, okay?
- You do the crossover as we turn.
- Okay.
- Yeah, there you go. - Ooh!
- Okay, now do another turn. Now, do the other way.
[laughing] - Oh, no.
- I'm very impressed. She's a good student.
She can be my student any day of the week.
- Okay, how do I stop, again?
Oh! It's not working. - Got you.
We saved her. Don't worry.
Do you wanna get a hot chocolate?
- Yeah.
- Two hot chocolates-- you got hot chocolate?
- Absolutely.
- Do you have marshmallows? - We do.
- Can we do extra marshmallows?
- Extra marshmallows for this one.
- Sure.
- Hold, please.
- I can't. - Do you like this?
- You-- - People are gonna think
I, like, do pills. It's a dairy pill.
I'm lactose intolerant.
You know what hot chocolate is?
A bunch of ----ing milk with ----ing chocolate in it.
I'm on a date.
That's gonna be a horrible ride home.
She's sittin' behind me.
I like this little thing, though.
- Uh, it's cool.
- And look, there's a little cow.
See, a little cow on it.
- You could hear Liam coming from a mile away.
[jingling]
He's jingle, jingle, jingle, jingle
with his ----ing keychain attached to his pants.
- What?
- This man moves differently.
[keychains jingling]
It's adorable.
- This is actually sick.
I had no idea this was here. - This is beautiful.
- Um, when do you leave for BravoCon?
- So, I leave Tuesday, and then I'm coming home
on the red eye Sunday night.
- Good move. - I know.
Vegas I can only do for a certain amount of time,
and I like to gamble.
- Oh, do you? Fun fact. - Yeah, but I--
I'm-I'm a good gambler.
- There it is. - Hold on.
My mom is-- loves to gamble.
I watched her my whole life.
- Okay, I need more money.
- Here's $1,000.
- Oh, you bitch. Let me have some more money.
- My mom will like you. - Oh, really?
- Mm-hmm. She'll really like you.
I was showing her pictures of you.
She's like, "What do you mean you're going on a date?"
- What picture did you show of me?
I don't need to know. Okay. - Yeah, it doesn't matter.
- I hope it was a good one.
- It was a good one.
- Hello.
Going to BravoCon,
I want to be more open and willing
to stop making certain situations awkward
because I don't enjoy the presence of certain people.
You know, I wanted to be a good sport
and help out, plan this girls night 2.0.
I know Brooks, last time,
was sad that he couldn't come.
Shai would feel a way if he wasn't invited
because Brooks was.
This better be fun.
♪♪
- This is currently what I'm doing full-time,
and this is one of the biggest risks I've ever taken.
The whole brand,
everything, has been entirely funded by me.
I've dipped in my savings,
so I'm kinda a little bit on, like, a time crunch here
to do this photoshoot, have a pop-up,
and start selling.
[phone ringing]
- Hey. - Hey.
- I'm so sorry.
I know that I've missed a few calls from you.
- I texted you about doing a potential photoshoot.
I didn't hear back from you, so I got worried.
Is everything okay? Like, what's--
Is there-- is there something going on?
I would hope that you and I have enough respect
for each other to kinda just, you know,
say what we need to say. - Of course.
I mean, as someone who is friends
with the majority of people in this group,
I feel that your actions
are making me question how much I can trust you.
- What behaviors are going against your comfort?
- Everything that's gone on between Ariana and Hudson.
- Me getting involved with Ariana and Hudson,
that's between Ariana and I, right?
- You said you needed to be a friend to Hudson,
but Ariana's cute, and you wouldn't say that
because you didn't want it to come across
as a different way on camera.
- There was a small surprise birthday picnic
for Ariana.
Brooks and I leave at the same time,
and we're walking.
Like, yeah, maybe I was, like, a little bit like,
"Oh, she looks cute," you know.
Yeah, she is cute. So is Brooks.
They're all cute.
Of course, I think Ariana's cute,
but I said that in a way like,
Ava's cute, or I think that, like...
our friend group is-- - Unh-uh.
You said you couldn't do it 'cause of Hudson,
and you're being a friend to him.
- It's not like I have, like, feelings for her.
You're questioning our friendship,
implying that I'm not a good person.
I don't know why.
I really respect you and admire you and your brand.
He's weaponizing everything I've been saying
to make it seem like I'm some conflict-driven,
untrustworthy pot stirrer.
Seems like a little bit of a projection.
I can take a hint.
Like, I feel like it's very obvious
you don't wanna be involved in my photoshoot.
- It's not about what I want and what I don't want.
I'm signed to a modeling agency,
and all of my work goes through them.
- I don't wanna reach out to my friend's modeling agency
to see if they can be in a photoshoot.
- When you have a modeling agreement in place,
there are exclusivities.
Like, I don't wanna get sued
for, like, breaking a contract.
- I mean, I would have, but after this conversation,
I feel like it makes no sense for me to be a part of it.
- This conversation's getting a little bit, um-- yeah.
I-I-I have work to do. - Well, yeah, so do I.
- So, yeah. - But I'm giving you
the courtesy of calling you back
in the middle of the ----ing work day to, like,
have this conversation.
- We can just see each other in group settings,
and that's fine, if that's what you want.
- Okay. - Okay.
- Bye.
- Coming up...
- Are-are the things that I say ever wrong?
- Yes.
- Tell me what to do. Tell me what to do.
- Keep my name out of your ----ing mouth.
I never wanna speak to you.
Keep it cordial. Keep it flat.
The end.
♪♪
- Heller. BravoCon is coming up.
Having this girls night, I'm just like, you know what,
let's all come together.
We're all a little part of the girlies.
I also invited my sister
and then a few of my other friends.
I wasn't there for the Halloween party,
and I'm really looking for the tea.
I'm here to have fun. I'm outta here, man.
♪♪
- The slide-- will I ruin my shoes?
Riley is honestly an angel for wanting to do
a girls night 2.0.
Guys, I don't know if I can actually do this.
I know Georgia is gonna be there.
We haven't seen each other or spoken since Halloween.
I had my conversation with Charlie.
I have to have my conversation with her before BravoCon,
so we can keep our sh-- together.
Oh, my God, whoa, my poor boots.
♪ Turn up the bass turn up the bass ♪
♪ Turn up the bass ♪ Hi, queen.
How are you? - Hi.
- Happy birthday. - Oh, thank you. Thank you.
- Hi. How are you?
- Oh, God, do I go first?
Ahh! Ahh, my heels!
Hello. How is everyone? How ya doin'?
- Hey, hi, I haven't seen you in so long.
- Happy birthday, by the way. - Oh, thank you.
- Hi, Riley. How are you? - That was the most-- hi.
- Hi.
- That was the most violent slide
I've ever been down in my life. - Did you go down the slide?
- I feel like it was important for me to invite Georgia
because I feel like it will be really rude if I didn't.
How many of y'all take the train?
- Who doesn't take the subway in New York City?
- I was gonna ask you a different question.
- What?
- Are you actually washing your hands?
I'm just trying to put out an olive branch.
How are you? - I'm good. How are you?
- I'll give you one hug to reconcile.
[laughing]
- It'll be nice. I promise.
Yay. Aww. - Okay.
Oh, Lord, the rubbing on the back.
- That wasn't so bad.
- Now, I'm gonna go home and wash this jacket
on extra clean. - Shush, you.
Shush, you.
- How do you guys know Riley? - I'm a rapper.
That's how I know Riley. - Oh, really?
What's your rapper name? - Maiya the Don.
How do you know Riley? - I met Riley last year.
We've just been hanging out. - What do you do?
- We have some mutual friends. What do I do?
- Yeah. - I make clothes.
Just starting. - Is this your clothing brand?
- No.
- You're a bad businessman. [laughing]
- It is not entirely the way that I would have thought
to spend my birthday, but, honestly,
I'm happy I got the invite to the girls night.
♪♪
- How are you? - I'm doing all right.
What you been up to? - To be honest,
this past week has been very a lot for me.
- Yeah, yeah. - Boyfriend and I breaking up.
It's a-- it's a whole moment.
- You and Hook are breaking up?
Oh, I'm really sorry to hear that.
- Thank you. It's okay. - Oh, I'm really sorry.
- Yeah, I'm sorry.
That's why I had to say no about your photoshoot.
- Listen. - Because I just, like,
seriously don't even have the headspace to, like,
know what I'm doing, like, tomorrow, let alone,
like, do another... - I owe you an apology
'cause I, like, kind of-- I was so stressed about it,
and I kinda texted and called
'cause I was, like, trying to figure it out.
I know we don't each other that well, but, like,
from the moment-- I met you at High Line last summer--
- Yes. - I clocked you,
and I was like she's strong.
Like, straight up, I was like she--
- Was it 'cause I was wearing a blazer?
♪♪
- Ava and I have known each other for a bit now,
and we've hung out in group settings,
but we've never really had a one-on-one conversation.
I honestly think I just get overwhelmed by her coolness
and how pretty she is.
You seem like you've got, like, everything together.
Even, like, I don't know, aside--
- I don't,
but it's nice to know I come off that way.
- Yeah, I know. Exactly, right?
♪♪
- Hi. - Hi.
- I'm in a full ballgown.
You guys didn't see me go down the slide.
- How was it? - You went in your ballgown.
- How was the charity event? - Oh, it was so nice.
It was so beautiful. - How is your new apartment?
- Wait, you all have to come over.
So, I'm adjusting to living alone really well.
Somebody else is not.
[dog barking, howling]
You're just a good old lady.
- I'm gonna get another drink, I think.
- Okay. - Riley's night out.
- Hi. - Hey, how are you?
- How ya doin'? - Happy birthday.
- Thank you. Thank you.
- Are you having a nice birthday?
- Yeah, it's a good birthday.
Happy to be here with all the gals.
- Nice. - Yeah.
- Yeah.
[sighs]
I don't do well with awkward silence.
I really hate that feeling.
It's like you can hear the silence in a bar.
You know, like, it's, like, the loudest room possible,
but I can hear how quiet it is between him and I.
- Hi.
- Cheers. - Thank you.
I get to be included in the cheers. Yay.
How are you? - I'm good.
I wanna have a little convo with you.
Like, maybe let's go sit down over there or something.
- Okay. - I'll be--
I'll be at the bowling station,
lots of spares, lots of strikes.
- How are you doing? - I'm good.
This is, like, my first group setting
since my little blowup.
- Yeah, I genuinely am-- I'm sorry about that.
- Ava, can you just tell me what happened
'cause I really don't know?
- Basically, um, Charlie and Brooks were going at it
at the Halloween thing, and then me and Emira
were really trying to mediate.
I think Georgia felt Emira was, like,
trying to stick up for Charlie, and she was like,
"You don't realize all the sh-- Charlie talks about you
behind your back," and, like, said a couple things
that Charlie said about Emira and Kevin.
- Does she think it's true? - It's true.
- For, background, when I told you,
it was genuinely, like, in reaction to
seeing you be the person
who sticks your neck out for him.
I literally felt bad for you because you see him
as such a different person than he sees you.
- I don't need your pity,
but I do appreciate you telling me.
I do wish it was in private. - Yeah.
I did not know the extent to which it would hurt you.
- I just feel like you used Kevin
to get me on your side
in this whole Charlie versus Georgia debacle.
- That is not my intention. - That's how I--
that's how I've taken it. - The thing I needed to hear
to finally move on from Charlie
and realize how bad of a person he was,
was the things he was saying
on top of the actions he was taking.
So, when I heard you say, "Charlie is my best friend,"
and I had this searing piece of information,
I felt sick sitting on this.
- I mean, I had a conversation with Charlie.
He was basically saying, like, "I probably said it.
I don't know if I said it. I don't know if I meant it.
Like, but it was always meant as a joke."
- Well, I did tell you. I said he would laugh and say--
do you not remember me saying that?
Like, this is not the only nasty thing that was said,
and I'm not gonna say anything else.
- Well, he's not here. - It's not just--
- You can tell me what he said. - I don't know.
- I just-- I wanna know. Like...
I-I have defended him so much.
- I know. That's why I ----ing told you.
- I always felt like...
him and I had, like, a special friendship
where it was like, no matter what,
we'd stick up for each other. - Oh, I thought that, too.
He literally, like, makes you feel so important,
and so cherished, and so special as a friend,
and then, like-- you know what I mean?
You're the butt of a joke, or you're a means to an end,
or you're-- you know what I mean?
- You can just tell me. I-I won't get mad.
- Well, look, I really wanna tell you off camera,
now that it's, like-- yeah.
- But it was, like, about my identity?
Okay.
When did all of this start, though?
- From the moment I met him.
♪♪
- I'm, like, really disappointed.
I know exactly what you're gonna say.
Like, I know what it is. - Okay.
- Yeah. I do believe you, but I also don't believe that
your intentions are, like, 100% right.
I don't wanna have a conversation with him.
I think, for now, I'm gonna distance myself from him.
Like, genuinely, like, so disappointed in him.
- I know. I know. I'm sorry.
- Um, okay. - Yeah, process it.
- Gonna head out.
♪♪
I'm gonna go home. I'm just not in the mood
to, like, party and kiki.
Okay, love you. - I love you.
- Bye. I love you.
I think this news is definitely enough
to change my friendship with Charlie.
- We'll see you in Vegas! - Love you. Yeah, yeah.
Love you guys.
We've been friends for so long that I would never say
anything like that about him. I don't know.
It just-- that just broke my heart.
- That makes my heart hurt.
Like, what the hell did she even say?
♪♪
- Coming up...
- If I was you, I would consider everyone there
an acquaintance.
I have friends, but you have acquaintances.
♪♪
- What time did you get home last night?
- I don't know. It's not important.
♪ I just want a couple light drinks ♪
♪ Maybe have more than I think ♪
- Is it because of some, like, travel thing that's going on?
- The government just shut down?
- I was just on a call for BravoCon,
and they were talking about, like, travel
and recent events that might have impacted it,
and I didn't know, like, the government shut down.
I thought it was, like, turbulence or something.
- Just opening the news.
[laughing]
- Oh, really?
No one knows that it shut down?
- Wait, what?
- I'm trying to get all my laundry done
before I come back,
so I don't come back to a bunch of dirty sh--.
My mom is also gonna be at BravoCon,
which eases my nerves a little bit
'cause I'm like, "Whew, mom is there.
She will be in Vegas."
- Va-gas.
Va-gas. Va-gas. Va-gas.
Las Va-gas.
- Fascinating.
- Let's count them out.
Friday daytime look...
then that evening, we have the Bravo,
so that's, like, glam, like, nighttime,
like Emmys. - Okay.
- I heard Jake from State Farm is gonna be there,
so I'm kind of excited about that.
♪♪
[phone ringing] - Hey.
- Hello. What's up? How are you?
- Oh, I'm pretty good.
You haven't ever come to see the house in London,
but this is the kitchen. - I haven't gotten invited,
so don't act like I'm, like, ignoring you.
I wanna come visit one day soon.
My relationship with my mom is good.
Speak to her pretty frequently.
She lives most of the time in London
but, uh, sometimes in France.
- I'm doing well.
A friend and I are gonna open up a-a bar.
[chuckling] - I agree.
Ivor's always got something insane to say,
and, uh, frankly, so does my mom.
- Your mom went out with my best friend,
but he was too boring, and she left him,
even though he had a huge (BLEEP).
- Oh. - It was nine inches.
- They're perfect for each other.
♪ Got me floating to the ceiling for you ♪
- Riley. - Hello. What's going on?
- Who's this? Can I pick her up?
- Yeah, she's sweet.
- Oh, do we look kinda similar?
- A little bit.
- It's going well. I mean...
there's a few people with whom I had, like,
minor falling outs.
- What time is your flight? - I'm 10:30 with Gia.
- Oh, really? - Yeah. You started packing?
- Her and Brooks-- hell no.
- So, what outfits do you have?
- I don't know, like, what the vibe is.
On the call sheet, it's like, wear what you'd wear
to "Watch What Happens Live." I've never been there.
I don't know what that means.
- Ava recently broke up with her boyfriend,
who is sort of the reason that we weren't hanging out,
and so now her and I are hanging out, once again,
and so that's all good and fun.
- No.
- Christian asked me today, like,
is Hudson going to BravoCon?
- Hudson's not going.
- Charlie and Shai are gonna have to do--
- I know. What are they gonna be doing
while their best buddy is missing?
- I mean, there's one or two that I, like,
would hook up with, you know, and probably will,
at some point, but--
- Yes, if I put in the effort, let's just say,
if I decide to try but--
- I bought her ice skates. Did I tell you that?
- That's very cute. Did you kiss her?
- No. - No?
- No. Um... - Aww. You smitten?
I feel like you are. - Yeah, smitten.
You're making me blush. (BLEEP) off.
[laughing]
- Honestly, there's, like, a small chance
my boyfriend and I get married in Vegas,
so maybe this would be, like, the wedding wear.
- This girl, Georgia, she has this now ex-boyfriend
named Omar, who I have become very good friends with,
and she views that as, like, this crazy betrayal.
- I'm trying to elevate above the, you know,
needing to be right.
- Shai called me and, like,
kind of apologized and whatever.
- I feel like I've just heard he's just, like,
not very, like, genuine. - Yeah.
- And also, like, the way that he's in between you
or, like, Hudson and Ariana, like, that whole situation.
- Yeah, like, didn't Charlie go after Ariana
when they were together?
- Yeah, yeah, he did.
- And, like, now he's like, "Oh, I'm your boy."
Like... - Honestly, very ----ed up.
- Yeah, stand your ----ing ground.
I'm not worried about anything. You know what I mean?
- This is Emira.
She's terrified of the colder months
because every winter her hair turns dry, frizzy.
And now, let's see what Emira is up to in the shower.
- I'm walking into Vegas feeling fine.
I feel much better after the conversation with Emira.
I accidentally was part of you getting hurt,
and I feel bad about that.
- Love you.
- I mean, I've known Emira for many years.
I think that foundation is helpful to fix
whatever Georgia tried to break.
- It hurts to know that someone you cared about
for so long could say such hurtful things about you
behind your back.
All of this is sh---y and really breaks my heart,
but I'm putting this sh-- to the side
because I'm a professional.
I'm a bad bitch.
- What's going on wit' you? We need to have a chat.
- Brooks was kinda mean to me.
I'm not gonna lie. It just-- it just kinda sucked.
The photoshoot thing-- I thought him and I
were friends, and he was like, "Go speak to my agent."
- Okay, so, he said he never said he was gonna do it.
- Oh, he said he would do it.
Him and I had, like, completely different versions
of conversations that we've had,
like, individually. - Yeah.
- He was like, "You said X, Y, Zed about Ariana."
I was like, yeah, I said she was cute,
but, like, I didn't-- it wasn't like--
I was literally walking from her--
- Aren't you besties with Hudson? How that work?
- Brooks was like, "Oh, my God, what do you mean by that?
"Would you ever?" I go, "No, of course.
"I can't do that to Hudson." I said that.
No, I said those words. - You can't do that to Hudson.
That doesn't mean that's not what you feel, though.
- But, like, no, but it's-- - Ooh, clocked your tea.
If you're gonna say, "Oh, I would never do something
"because of bro code," why are you saying something?
If I was you, I would consider everyone there
an acquaintance.
I have friends, but you have acquaintances.
[sighs] - Oh, God.
I don't get what Riley is trying to say, right now.
It's like she's a witch with this, like, prophecy
being like, don't trust the others around you.
And I'm like, what the (BLEEP) are you saying?
It makes me now feel like a bit more unsure
about my position with people
who I thought were my friends.
- I don't want you to feel bad.
Don't worry. We're gonna go to BravoCon.
We're gonna make these acquaintances friends.
♪♪
- Coming up...
Oh, my God, wait, let's get a close-up of this.
- Everyone. - Georgia is washing her hands.
She is. - I'm so proud of you.
- When do I add water?
[laughing]
♪♪
- I live a very different life from all of you.
♪♪
- Good morning, guys.
Travel with me to Vegas for BravoCon.
Out of all flights leaving out of Newark Airport,
I book the flight with Shai.
♪♪
- Oh, my God. Oh, my God, the window.
[phone ringing]
- I'm in this, like, really gorgeous apartment.
I wanna show you.
- I think people think that because I grew up
with famous parents
that, like, I don't really have to work,
and I don't really have to do anything,
but my mom is a single mom.
There's no choice but to get practical.
My mom was asking me the other day, like,
if I asked my dad this certain question
about taxes, and I was like, "Girl, he's bankrupt.
"Why would I ask him about taxes?"
- She's who I go to when I have a money question.
You wouldn't have to pay any of the bills.
I would.
- As much as I want to make you happy and say,
"Sure, I'll be your guarantor," I don't believe in it.
I don't think young people are successful
if their parents pay their bills for them.
- What's up, Ken? How ya doin'?
- Good. How are you?
- You excited for tonight?
- I know. I'm in a brief panic.
- I'll send you a picture. I want your approval.
Last year, I wrote a movie.
I cut it down to a short, went and found some money,
and, you know, put a whole team together,
and we made this movie.
Don't be a stranger, all right?
We got into our first festival,
first time it's ever gonna be on a big screen.
Definitely a little nervous.
♪♪
- Ahh! Look at you.
- How are you feeling?
- Guys, I'm freaking out. - Let's get-- okay.
Liam is such a great guy.
- Liam has a joie de vivre.
His mom has been posting photos of him when he was younger,
and he, like, was always handsome.
It's kinda crazy. I've been, like, screenshotting them.
- Cheers to you, Liam. - Cheers.
- Cheers, honey.
- Seriously, thanks for coming, all of you.
- Talk us through what we're gonna expect.
- I think we're seeing, like, ten films.
- Oh, my gosh, it's gonna be a long night, I feel like.
Liam is the prince from "Ella Enchanted,"
James Madsen. - Marsden.
[laughing]
- No, I'm not thinking of "Ella Enchanted."
Redo that entire thing. - That's when she has the curse
put on her when she's a baby.
- I'm not thinking-- what's Rachel Adams?
"Enchanted," yeah. - Okay.
I know what you're talking about.
- Hi. A special friend of mine is staying with you guys,
and I-I'm sending a- a case of water, flowers,
and chocolates to her room, and I just--
I wanted to make sure they were--
they were delivered all good
or if they were in the process of being delivered.
[knocking] - Coming!
- Hi. Good. How are you?
- "Have a good weekend. Don't gamble too hard.
"Dinner and wine when you are back. Liam."
Now, that's a man.
You bitches, did you guys do this,
or did-- he actually did this?
No, he didn't.
- No ----in' way.
The Lord sent me my dream man.
I feel like I'm in a movie.
We are Liam's new movie. [laughing]
♪ I like you ♪
♪♪
- You have a great hairline.
- No, you actually do have really good hair.
- You have a-- you have a great hairline.
It's perfect.
- Vegas. - I know-- ----ing Vegas.
The first time I ever came here,
I walked out of the club, and it was 8:00 AM.
- The one time I've come here, like,
I was just ----ed up the entire time.
♪♪
- Did you know that prostitution is legal
on the strip, just on the strip?
- Oh, what? Open container? - No, prostitution.
- Oh, open container, too.
- I feel like the other car is definitely not talking
about any of this, right now.
- No, they're definitely, like, dead silent.
- You know what's actually so funny?
I think, like, I've made it so clear.
Like, Charlie didn't even attempt to say hi this time.
- None of the drama that I'm expecting
is drama that makes me nervous or anxious.
- Did he get his eyebrows dyed?
They look really dark. - They did look different.
- They look very different, you guys.
- I mean, he just looks very different.
- His face filled out a little bit.
What's happening? - Stress.
- I can handle everyone at this dinner very easily.
So, long as Emira's not mad at me, I'm fine.
- Let's go.
- Coming up...
- I didn't wanna be this ----ing middle man
in your-- in this-- Like, I didn't wanna
have to choose sides. - So, don't.
Who put the boxes in your apartment?
He did. Without my permission. - That's all fine and well.
Okay, but why am I suffering from any of this sh--?
♪ Trouble trouble trouble ♪
♪ Committed on a level level level ♪
♪ And I know that you can give it as good ♪
- Oh, Boa, right there, the steakhouse.
- No. Can we switch, Shai? - Yeah, Shai.
Shai, switch with Riley. Yeah, that's a good challenge.
- Guys, we've really upgraded since the last time
we were at the casino. - Yeah.
- I don't get it. - Georgia.
Just speak the (BLEEP) up. You gonna speak the (BLEEP) up?
- The poor kid, he's sitting at dinner.
Shut the (BLEEP) up.
- This poor kid? He's 29. Who gives a (BLEEP)?
- It's really big that we're here.
- First BravoCon for some.
- Welcome to Boa. - Thank you.
- We have some welcome cocktails
for you guys. - Oh, thank you.
- I'm literally still at the airport.
- Ava.
- Can we do the jumbo shrimp scampi?
- I'm gonna get to the hotel
and then see where you're at and then maybe come.
- Can we do the scallops, as well?
- All right, love you. - All right, love you. Bye.
- Well, all right, guys, this is
some of our first times at BravoCon.
Some not-- I'm really happy to be here
with all of you, and cheers to Vegas.
- all: Cheers.
- Yay.
- Georgia, what's your new boyfriend's name, again?
I met him at the urban party. - Prez.
- Prez? Like, president? - Prez.
And he's planning on running for mayor
either next term or the term after.
- Mamdani, then Prez?
- Well, yeah, he's from New York.
He grew up-- - New York is good hands.
- Seeing Georgia and Charlie chop it up,
this is exactly why people don't take her serious now
when she's arguing with him.
Georgia consistently says that she's never gonna be friends
with Charlie again, but then, five minutes later,
they're friends again.
- What the (BLEEP)?
I feel like I have had my personal life
thrown out there as collateral damage
between these two mother----ers,
and now here they are,
kikiing across the dinner table,
in front of all of us.
We know how this is gonna go.
Has anyone heard from Liam today?
- All right, all right, all right.
- Yeah, he had his, um, movie.
- Wait, how did it go?
- Oh, we did it, buddy.
- Good. It was at the festival.
- Like, it's like, a premiere, right?
- Yeah, he said it went really well.
- Seriously, guys, thank you so much.
It meant-meant a lot. - Cheers.
- Congratulations. - Thank you, boom.
Feelin' pretty good.
First time I got to see it on the big screen.
It's a little surreal.
There's a moment where you go, like,
all right, I'm doing somethin'.
I know we have a lot of festivals lined up,
and we're still waiting to hear back from a bunch.
Now, I'm just like, all right, what's next?
Cheers.
- Have you seen the short film? Did he show you?
- No, I'm gonna see it when I get home.
I've been working. - Wait, what if you don't like it?
- Over sparkling water and dinner.
- No, I can drink next week, girl.
I'm back! - Dang.
- Bullsh-- charge to begin with anyway.
- Yeah, thank you. Yeah, you know the whole story.
Thank you. - It's bullsh--.
- Um, but--
- It's true.
- Moving on.
- Did your presents, your flowers
or chocolates, arrive?
- I'm pretty sure they arrived.
- You did send gifts? - But I-- yeah.
- Wait, so, are you-- what's going on?
- He's smitten. - I gotta walk away.
- She feels the same way.
- Look at what he sent to my room.
- Oh, my God, stop. - Who? Is that Liam?
- No, he did not. - Yeah.
- Did Liam send that?
- He's a nice boy. He sent her flowers,
chocolate, and Pellegrino sparkling water.
- That's so cute. No, literally.
- In my experience, that doesn't always get you
the results that you think it does.
- Is this a thing? Ariana? - Yeah, I-- yeah.
- But, like, date-dates have happened?
- Yeah, yeah, we've been on two-two to three dates.
- Wait, how many times have you kissed?
- We have ----ing big mouths of the South, right here,
texting Hudson, I'm sure, as we speak.
- Oh, oh, yeah.
- Ariana, let me ask you a question.
Describe for me your dream man physically.
- Physically? - Physically, sexually,
like, what you want in your--
in your partner's appearance?
- I mean, I think Liam is hot as (BLEEP),
if that's what you're asking.
I like brown hair, blue eyes.
- Liam's a handsome guy. I'm not sh---in' on bro.
- What the (BLEEP) is going on?
- Do you have a girlfriend?
- No. I mean, I'm seeing--
- I thought you kinda did. - Well...
- Ha!
- We do have this panel on Sunday.
Does anyone wanna, like, clear the air?
- I'm not sure, but by the way she's hinting
towards letting things out amongst the group,
that it might be pointed towards me.
On the flight, I explained to Gia
the situation that happened with Brooks
about him saying, "Talk to my agent."
- He kinda just started telling me about it
as I was waiting for the bathroom.
- I feel like, at this point,
honesty is most important for me.
- Brooks, you don't feel like everyone is being truthful.
Who do you feel-- - Well, that's not what I said exactly.
- Okay. - I said that I think
being honest is important.
- Now, I obviously now that Gia
probably talked to Brooks about this,
which is quick work 'cause we've been in Vegas
for maybe four hours.
- Obviously, I'm gonna tell Brooks.
There wasn't this big circle of trust going on.
I mean, I was on line for the bathroom on an airplane,
sitting in economy.
- If you had to choose, who is the most dishonest
at this table?
- Oh, yeah, let's-let's all choose who is the person.
- I think that person knows who that person is.
- You're looking at me? Dishonest? Please.
- Okay, yeah, you're a lot of things,
but dishonest is not one. - Yeah, come on.
- Hello. Are you kidding me?
- How?
What? What are you staring at me like that for?
Are you gonna say something?
♪♪
- If you had to choose, who is the most dishonest
at this table?
- You're a lot of things, but dishonest is not one.
- Yeah, come on. - Hello.
Are you kidding me?
- How?
- The reason I-I'm mad at you is because
you lied about me about Omar. - The Omar thing?
- I remember I was coming out of the gynecologist,
and we were FaceTiming for three minutes.
- Gynecologist-- Jesus Christ. - Walking down Second Ave.
- Gynecologist? - And I said, "Have you had
any contact with Omar?" And you said, "No, none."
And meanwhile, you'd hung out with him, like, 20 times.
- Oh, my God, cry me a river, Georgia, all right?
I hung out with your ex-boyfriend
that you begged me to communicate with and sh--.
- What am I supposed to do without my birth certificate
and social security card? - You were living in my house,
on my ----ing couch, boxes in my room,
asking me to spend-- - Who put the boxes in your apartment?
He did without my permission. - That's all fine and well.
Okay, but why am I suffering
from any of this sh--? - I don't know.
I don't know. Ask your best friend.
- If, at any point, I outright lied to you,
I apologize for that.
And let me finish my thought.
I didn't wanna be this ----ing middleman in your--
in this, like-- I didn't wanna have to choose sides.
- So, don't. So, just-- So, be my friend.
- I'm not your divorce attorney.
- I've been your friend for ----ing...
I've had your back for so long.
- Had my-- okay, suck my dick, Georgia.
- I think I have.
- You have not had my ----ing back.
- I think-- - I brought you on this show
and-- - Oh, God, here we go.
- Oh, this, again. This, again.
Everyone cannot stand you. - You would not be on this show
if it weren't for me.
You are literally here because of me.
- Are you serious? - Yeah.
- You dig your own grave.
- Bro, you're, like, talking about Bravo TV.
Really?
- This, again? It's happened once before.
This is the second time. - Well, yeah,
so then this would be it, again.
- Okay, whatever. We've "agained"
everything under the ----ing rainbow, bro.
- I think the facts are, like, you sought out
a friendship with her ex,
and that's weird. - Yes, thank you.
- The only thing Georgia will be satisfied with,
is me promising her
that I will never speak to Omar again.
And, I'm gonna keep chilling with Omar
'cause I like Omar.
- No, no, no. No, I'm not.
So are you, though. So are you, though.
It's because I caught Gia's eyes
and then Ariana's eyes,
and they're both smirking at me.
- No, this is not a, like, joking around conversation.
Like, are you insane?
Like, if you actually have a problem with him,
say that you have a problem with him.
- I-I-- pfft! I think I've been pretty clear.
- And if you wanna re-resolve it,
then say you wanna resolve it,
or let's shut the (BLEEP) up
and never speak about this again.
- I agree. - Period.
That's fair. - I don't even mean this
in the-- in, like, a nasty way.
You truly don't think about anyone else's feelings.
I think you just aren't thinking things fully through.
So, even like-- - No, I-I think
everything through critically before I say it.
- Well, then I'm ----ing alarmed.
- Oh, that's weird.
- I'm ----ing-- you should have just went with it.
- I stand on what I say, and I know what I say.
- Noted.
- Well, okay, I definitely--
Where's the narrative-- how dare I befriend this devil?
- Do-- can we, for a second, maybe forget Omar
and just focus between you guys, and that's it?
- I'm gonna go to the bathroom because I already said,
like, there's no reparation.
So, it's okay, you don't even need to, like, apologize.
- Yeah, she meant, like-- yeah.
Such a sick outfit she's wearing, though.
- I know, great pants, unbelievable,
beautiful pants. [sighs]
- Are the things that I say ever wrong?
- Yes.
- People say things to their friends in confidence.
I know you have laughed with and probably said
horrible things. - Right, but never at a slur.
- What slur? What slur have I used?
- I'll let her explain it to you.
- Okay, but, again, what happened to our talk
that we had at-at--
- It went right out the window
when I heard what she had said.
- Oh, my God, wait, let's get a close-up of this.
- Everyone.
- Georgia is washing her hands.
- I'm so proud of you. - When do I add water?
[laughing]
- What you tell her in confidence
doesn't stay in confidence,
and it goes to everybody. - I've learned that.
- Well, I think that Georgia lacks
a sense of self-awareness. - And by the way, guys--
- Omar and I met through a stripper he met
at the strip club that he gave--
- Girl, was that not your first ----ing red flag?
- Georgia, you have the worst radar for men.
- No!
- End it with her, so that you guys can just say--
- How? Tell me what to do.
- Literally, just tell her,
"Keep my name out of your ----ing mouth.
Stop saying things about me that I've said to you.
I never want to speak to you.
If we're in a-a group setting like this,
we keep it cordial. We keep it flat.
We don't need to go deeper." The end.
- Georgia, can I put a bow on this?
- Okay, go ahead.
- If you don't want to be friends again,
I will respect that. - Mm-hmm.
- I want us to be cordial. - Yeah, cool.
- Like, if I see you, I can, like, hug you hello,
and I can be, like, normal. - Don't, like, hug me hello,
but, like, we don't have to, like,
avoid eye contact.
- If there were things said between the both of you
that were truly hurtful to others,
just keep it to yourself.
- So, if someone doesn't say something
to someone's face,
that person who the thing was said about
doesn't wanna know, right?
- What?
♪ Bye bye you ain't coming back ♪
- Georgia, I'm just saying,
if it's my friend of so many years,
in my mind, you're bringing this up
to start a rift between the two of us.
I'm tired of being collateral damage
in that ----ing fight. - You're not collateral damage.
- I just was.
♪ And you're the big bad wolf ♪
♪ And I'm like a little red riding hood ♪
- Okay, I'm sorry you felt like-- I'm sorry.
I'm sorry you feel like collateral damage.
That's not the intention. - That's what you say.
If we're gonna go around,
and we're gonna talk sh-- about one another,
we're gonna say it to one another's faces,
and we're gonna say-- talk sh--.
Like, go-go forward and say, if I don't like you,
and then that's-- - And happy birthday to Shai.
- We never got to sing-- - ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
- That's so good.
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
♪ Happy birthday dear Shai ♪
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
- Whoo! - Oh, thank you, guys.
- You gotta blow it out.
I'm kidding, I'm kidding. I'm kidding, I'm kidding.
Don't, don't, don't. - Do they not blow out?
- Oh, no, they don't. - Oh.
♪♪
- Mmm.
- Next time, on "Next Gen NYC"...
- Look at this!
- I would never touch Charlie with a ten-foot pole.
- Honey, that pole's getting shorter and shorter.
- It's getting shorter and shorter.
- Like, I'm not dating Liam.
- I do like her.
- Shai asked if he could kiss me.
I said, "No." [laughing]
- I don't like to be on camera.
- What about when engagement happens and marriage?
Where does it go from there?
[sighs]