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"The Real Housewives
of Rhode Island"...

My true colors
are----ing beautiful.

I literally
didn't do anything to you.

Cheers to not being sorry
and moving on.

Unleash the hounds.

- What's "the hounds" mean?
- Yeah, what is it?

- It's time.
- What?

Never have I ever been
a polygamist.

I thought Kelsey was that.

I don't know.
You should ask her.

I am dating somebody else.

Whether I end up with either/or,
I would be very happy.

with my husband,
with my kids,

with my job, I'm gonna
ruin your----ing life.

Rulla and her husband called
my work to try to get me fired.

When someone
calls my wife's work,

that's a huge
- ing problem for me.

Ongoing what? Rumors?

- ing fake as [bleep].
- me?

you, Kelsey.

Listen, you don't
want to be under her wrath.

We do all have to
walk on eggshells with her.

I even get scared of her.

And I don't
get scared of anybody.

Brian, stop----ing saying
I'm perpetuating.

It's on----ing Instagram.

- What is she lying about?
- Her house,

the issues with your job,
the affairs.

You're attacking my house?
You don't have a house.

You're attacking my career?
You've had one for about a year.

Shut the [bleep] up.

After everything you've
- ing done to me,

you think this is funny?

- What I did to you?
- What have I done to you, bitch?

You're not welcome here.
You're a----ing bitch.

- Get the [bleep] out.
- My father left us homeless.

You were never homeless.

When people
hear the word "homeless,"

I didn't want you
to say you're homeless.

- 'Cause you weren't.
- My father sold my home.

Stop.

- I'm telling you.
- Get the [bleep] out of my face.

Stop it right now,
both of you.

You and I are opposites.

I'm real,
and you're----ing fake.

- I'm trying to move past this.
- Bye-bye. Bye-bye.

Piece of sh--.

This is bad.

Do you know about the video?

I know nothing about a video.

I don't want
to process this right now.

I don't have the bandwidth,

and I am gonna
figure it out for myself.

I have my ways.

Oh, Jesus.
Closet is a hot mess.

Brian got this for me.

This is my birthday girl
captain Hat.

I see my package gets in here,
and where's my black luggage?

Celina, open up
the luggage and put this for me.

Celina,
are you sad that I'm leaving?

Oh, sh--.

Ah, thank God. Billy!

- Well, hello.
- Hi.

- What are you doing?
- Getting my hair done.

What are you doing?

Oh, I'm packing
for Block Island.

Ooh. What ferry are we on?

Um, I think the one
in the morning,

the 10:30 or whatever.

- Um...
- I'm excited.

Yeah, I'm glad
the guys are gonna come.

Block Island is one of
the most beautiful places

that Rhode Island has to offer.

This is the perfect place
for all of us to, like,

talk things through
and just have a good time.

I have great things
planned for the group.

I want world peace.

Just call me
Miss Congeniality.

How are you feeling
with Jo-Ellen going?

You know,
just like what I said to you

that day on the beach.

What comes, comes,
what goes, goes.

- You know what I mean?
- Yeah.

I mean,
you know, I don't want to

sound uncaring, but yeah,
I don't have any really

goals to fight.

I'm going into this trip
like I am simply not going to

let things bother me or let me
get to that place anymore.

I'm hoping Jo-Ellen's
learning to do the same,

but I'm not holding my breath.

Well, hopefully,
it can be a fresh start.

I'm on a mission to be

in a good place
wherever I am.

Or at least, like, end
the summer on a positive note.

And I think it's nice
that Rulla's coming, actually,

because
I feel like she's been MIA.

This group is in
a desperate need for a vacation.

You have Jo-Ellen and Liz,
Jo-Ellen and Rulla.

But if I can make up with Rosie,
these girls can make up

with each other.
- Let's just have a blast.

I'm excited.
I'll see you at the ferry.

10:30 tomorrow.

Be there, be square.
I'll see you in the morning.

- All right, see you then.
- All right.

- Thanks.
- Bye.

I appreciate
that you took every bag,

but this is
like a very ugly size.

Look at-- I am
actually really good at this.

It's called balance.

Maybe we can get a little cart, though.

I made it very clear
to Kelsey at Rulla's party,

"I don't want to be your friend.
and I'm cool co-existing."

So I can coexist
with my other friends.

I just wanna have fun here,

so what's the worst
that could happen?

- Hi!
- So nautical and cute.

- Good to see you.
- Good to see you.

How you doing?

It's a very special island
to us.

Gerry and I got engaged there,
and we got married there.

I won't say I'll never get
divorced, but it won't be there.

- Yo!
- Hi, guys.

Hi, guys. Hi!

- Hi.
- How are you?

- Hi.
- How are you?

- Nice to see you.
- Nice to see you.

It's a little odd to see her
and the way she's like, "Hi."

My goal of this trip
is to move on with Liz.

I still care about her.

It's like
an abusive relationship

that I keep on going back for.

I do the same thing with my mom.
I just keep on going back,

and I'm like, "Love me,
love me." They love me.

And then all of a sudden,

they're hurtful
and mean and cruel,

and all I want is
that love feeling back.

- Hi!
- We didn't miss the boat.

Hi. How are you?
Who are we still waiting on?

Rulla and Brian, I think.

Well, maybe we should get
on the ferry just...

Oh, wait. Did it not end well?

No, it was fine.
That's what was weird.

- It was totally fine.
- The party the other night?

- Yeah,
- Of course. It was great.

I haven't heard
about any of this.

Like, I would
love to get caught up.

I'm fine with being here
with Rulla.

It's Brian... who, you know.

- Here's Rulla.
- Hi!

- Good. How are you?
- How are you?

You looked beautiful
in your pictures the other day.

- Oh, thank you so much.
- It's pretty.

Her party was really nice.
We did miss you.

I have mixed feelings
about being stuck on the island

with Jo-Ellen
and not knowing what card

she's going to try
to potentially pull up next.

All right, guys,
I think we need to go

on the ferry, like, ASAP.
- All right, let's go.

Guys, you ready?
Billy, grab the luggage.

Yeah, I'm grabbing the luggage.

This is a bad time to let
everybody know I get seasick?

No, I'm not sick.
I took a Dramamine,

but, you know, it does do this.
- Oh, my God.

I love this. Jared's dying.

Help.

Jared gets motion sickness
all the time, but I don't have

an ounce of motion sickness
in my body.

Yeah, I'll go outside.

Sun and saltwater

is where I feel my most alive
and pretty.

I'm not letting go.

Pure "Titanic" vibes.

I'll never let go!

Aah!

Whoa, hold on.

We're here. Look. We're here.

We're here!

Oh, my God. It's so beautiful.

It's a little windy.
Wind never hurt anybody.

The dress might
blow up a couple times.

May have a nip slip.

There's definitely
gonna be a nip slip.

Block island
to Rhode Islanders is

their Caribbean.
They really think,

why go to Hawaii when
you go to Block Island?

Block Island
is special because

we have endless coastline,
beautiful waters,

quaint homes, great restaurants.

Of course, the best seafood, right?

I mean, it is Rhode Island.

- Hello! Welcome to Ballard's.
- Hi.

- Okay. Well, thank you.
- Thank you.

- Follow me.
- It's so rocky out.

- Wow. It is rough.
- The tide looks high.

Holy sh--, this is choppy.

It is so cold. And the tension's
a little thick right now.

I hope that this is not
a foreshadow

of how the weekend's gonna go.

Hi.

All right, all right.
Welcome, ladies and gentlemen.

And welcome
to Ballard's Beach Resort.

Strawberry daiquiris.
Pass them down, Bill.

Thank you.
My favorite thing ever.

- Hey, cheers.
- Cheers. Thank you.

- Cheers.
- Hey!

All right, guys,
if you can make your way on in.

Guys, feel free to set yourself
up wherever. This is all ours.

This is so cute.

It's beautiful. Aw.
Kelsey did such a great job.

Oh, God, it's cold.

Wait, Liz.

Wanna go take a walk
in the sun?

- I haven't seen you in a while.
- I know.

I'm happy that they're talking.

They haven't seen each
other since Capo or what?

No, so they actually went
out to dinner afterwards,

but it didn't end well.

Bye-bye.

- Bye.
- Bye-bye.

Piece of sh--.

Crazy bitch.

They tried to, like, make up.

But they weren't seeing
eye to eye.

I think they're
gonna move forward with this.

I feel like they have
been so close for so long.

Well, I guess
we'll find out soon.

I miss you.

Agreed.

There was a lot of things
that were said,

and I just want to move past it.

I think that we have
a genuine friendship. Do you?

Coming up...

Brian keeps on saying
that I'm lying.

I don't want to keep on
being called a liar

when I'm being honest
and telling the truth.

Do you think you've
been truthful about everything?

I do.

I think that we have
a genuine friendship. Do you?

Yeah.

- I do.
- Okay.

I just wanted to check
because I thought

I was going----ing crazy.

And I just want to move past
everything that's happened

and everything that's been said
and...

I feel pretty much the same way.
I don't want to rehash sh--.

I know that there were
some things that you said,

and I don't think you meant
all the things that you said.

- And...
- Well, I mean, likewise.

There were things
you said as well.

Exactly. No, exactly.

The thing is,
is when you say I, like,

hurt you, it's like then
it's going into, like, danger.

- You didn't hurt me.
- Jo-Ellen.

Well, why'd you say--

You put your hands on me.
and that's not okay.

No, it wasn't nice.
You don't do that.

- That's not nice to do.
- Well, I asked you to take

your----ing hands off me
for three hours, Jo.

No one's gonna
- ing say that to me.

Because I would be
there for you.

Stop, stop.

Get your----ing hands
off of me.

I continued to do it
because I thought it

would calm you down.
- You continued to do it.

- I did. I did.
- Because you knew that it was

ing irritating
the [bleep] out--

- No.
- Yeah, kinda.

- Because I wanted you to know.
- Yeah, kinda.

- You're wrong on that one, Liz.
- Anyway, babe.

Billy's in shape.

Oh, he thinks he's "Baywatch"
coming out of the water

right now.
- He's active.

He's got a big ass. All of
his pants always fall off,

and his crack
is always hanging out.

So listen,
things have been done,

things have been said,

maybe on both our ends,
that has broken trust,

maybe for both of us.

Maybe we can start over
from a new place.

Something has to get rebuilt.

I think that I can
move on from this.

Like, I don't want to
start a friendship over.

I actually want to
go back to where we were

and want to
improve on our friendship.

I can move on
from the things that you said.

I hope you can move on from
the things that I said

and just...
it's water under the bridge.

If we're able to both

focus on the positive
in each other--

certainly that's what I want to
do with you. You're charismatic.

You're----ing funny.
We do understand each other.

JO-ELLEN: Yeah.

So let's move on
and hopefully even have

a stronger friendship
going forward.

- Is that good?
- That's good.

- You good with that?
- I'm fine with that.

I'm good with that.
You want to hug me?

You wanna hug me, my friend?

This tension between us
actually broke my heart.

I adore her. So I'm letting
Jo-Ellen off the hook.

You're washing my hair later.

Before they come back, I just
wanna thank you guys for, like,

I know I haven't been around
a lot, as much as I would've

wanted to be between, you know,
not feeling well.

What do you think
the stress was from?

It was work,
like, having my chops busted,

you know, about my marriage.
- Yeah.

And so I think everything
just came down on me.

Were you able to speak
to Jo-Ellen at all?

You know, I haven't spoken
with her since, I think...

- Polo?
- Polo.

I'm not stupid.

I'm very well in tune
with everything going on.

But there's always
a story behind the story.

You're not giving me
the impression

that you're my friend
when you're collaborating

with other people
behind the scenes

trying to, like, stir the pot
and dig up more information.

- Dolly wolly. I missed you.
- Dolly wolly. Thank you.

I missed you, too.

I thought at polo,
she said, "Do you want proof?"

And she said that you said, "If
you get proof, show it to me."

I said, "All right,
I'll give you a chance. Just..."

- Yeah.
- She said, "I'm trying

to talk to you one on one."

I'm like, no, you're not.
We're at a group event

with hundreds or whatever,
thousands of people.

- Right. Right.
- That's not the time and place.

That's disingenuous to me.
Put yourself in my shoes.

If someone did that to you
at a public event...

I obviously wouldn't like it.

- Yeah. Come on.
- But I'd also wanna see it.

- You know what I mean?
- Yeah.

Like, I'd want to see everything
before I made my decision.

With Rulla, we're starting
to realize that she doesn't

want to accept reality
in this situation.

I don't think
ignorance is bliss.

I would like to have
all the information so I can

handle it accordingly,
because I know that I wouldn't

want to be defending Rich to
the death if there were videos

of Rich hugging some other woman
when she didn't have a bra on.

Like, I don't know.

- If you're my friend...
- Yeah.

...you're gonna mind
your business.

Leave it alone. I'll handle it.
And that's it. End of story.

Coming up...

"Is there one person
in the group

that will stab you in the back
and smile in your face?"

Ooh, let's hear it.

Rulla, do you want to
answer this question?

Oh, sh--.

- Hi, babe.
- Are you guys okay?

- Yes.
- Yes.

All righty, ladies, here we go.
Got some shots coming in.

- Is this--what's this one?
- Gummy bear.

Okay, that's not tequila,
so that's okay.

Well, I can do that.
I can do that.

So, anyway, listen, you know,

you've known Alicia
since middle school.

We made our communion together.

People always
give us a hard time.

"I can't believe you guys
aren't married," right?

Alicia, why don't we have
a wedding here?

- Not here. No.
- Listen, I'm aging.

I feel like she feels like
I've let her down, right?

- You think so?
- I don't know.

She's kind of
complained about,

you know, I'm not romantic.

I think it would be nice if you,
like, asked me the right way.

Maybe surprise me.

I'm gonna be 50 years old.

I don't know.
You seem pretty romantic to me.

Get the [bleep] outta here.

Billy knows
how I love fairy tales.

I'm such a girly girl.

So my proposal didn't really
feel like a fairy tale.

I was maybe
eight months pregnant,

and I was so sick,
I had bronchitis, like,

to the point where I couldn't
get out of bed.

And I kept hearing, "Alicia,
Alicia, you've gotta see this."

It was on a bureau where
my clothes were. I went, oh.

I had to pick up the ring.

And I was like, okay.
I loved it. I said thank you.

He didn't get on his knee.

And I had so much mucus,
I needed a fudgicle.

So I...

I had a fudgicle,
and I went to bed.

That's how I got engaged.

I want to be like,
"Hey, I want to reset.

Let's think about the future."

I'm thinking, like,
you know, maybe doing, like,

kind of a re-proposal
with her today.

- I love that.
- Simple.

You look at her in the eye
and tell her,

"We're gonna commit to this."
- I wanna hit reset.

You know, like, I want to reset.

I like that, bro.
I like that a lot.

And I think you're gonna
hit a home run with that.

- All right, brother. Cheers.
- Salute.

Oh, my God. How cute.
I love this.

- I know.
- After having, like,

so much stress this summer,
personally,

I'm so happy being here.

Enjoy yourself.
Be in peace in your heart.

And that's all you can do.

Liz and Jo-Ellen--they went off
to have a little chat, right?

- Little heart to heart?
- How was that talk?

- Yeah, Jo-Ellen.
- It's fine.

Do you feel like there's
anything you want to bring up

to Jo-Ellen?

If I were to say anything,

there is this video
that Jo-Ellen

showed everyone at the castle.

You gotta look at it
'cause it's real.

- He's hugging her.
- It's two days before polo?

This is bad.

It's nobody's--all due respect--
- ing business.

I just want to handle my story
my own way. Is that okay?

We have so much
to tell you about.

- I know.
- So here's the thing.

Rulla had called me when
she invited me to the party.

- Right, right, right.
- And she's like, "I'd love to,

like, talk to you
about what happened.

I feel like I've missed so much.

Like, specifically
at the mansion.

Like, I really want
to know what happened."

So we had a nice time
at the party.

It was, like, almost over.

And then I just
straight out asked her, like,

"Do you know about the video?"
And then she was like, "No."

And I was like, okay, well,

do you want
to know about the video?

And then
without telling her anything

about the video, she's
telling us the video is fake.

- How did she know it's fake?
- That's what I'm saying.

Like, she just decided that.
Either way, I was like,

"Well, this is the information
if you want it."

Then Brian walked up.

I thought
he was gonna blow his load.

- Blow his load. Like, come?
- Wait, what?

I thought blowing your load
means come.

Blowing your load.
Blowing your sh--.

- Blowing your load.
- He was turning bright red.

I really hope that Brian is not
blowing his load.

I wanna cry!

I was like, "This is what
there are videos of, Brian,

and this is
what you were doing?"

- And what did he say?
- He had nothing to say.

He was like, "Oh, that's fake.
That's fake."

They literally just
kept saying it was fake

and everything's fake,
and you're a liar.

At the end of the day, I'm not
gonna be the fall guy for this.

She asked me for proof.
I got her proof.

- Yeah.
- Brian wants to deny it.

That's fine. Why are you gonna
talk sh-- about me?

Because it's
between calling you a liar

or her husband unfaithful,
and I think

you're the easier target.
- Well, you know what?

Unfortunately, I have the proof.

I know, but she doesn't
wanna believe that.

- Fine.
- I would just appreciate now

that Jo-Ellen let it be
and not judge how

I'm handling things
in my own household.

I've had it, kind of.
You know, I'm exhausted.

I think it moved on to, like,
her being called a liar.

Now it's just like,
"Team, I'm not a liar,

and I'm gonna find you
every information

to show you
that I'm not the liar."

The proof is there.
The proof is in the pudding.

And you know what?
It is what it is.

You asked me for facts.

I didn't just randomly
go digging into your business.

I don't lie. I'm very upfront.
I'm very honest to a fault.

You either love it,
or you don't.

My thing is,
I'm not gonna be called a liar.

I think you guys should talk.
Not fight, but just talk.

We tried talking.
It was more of the same.

Do you know how many
conversations I've had to have

with Rosie before
we just agreed to disagree?

Because I'm telling you,
if you don't talk to Jo-Ellen,

you don't know if
she's gonna keep going with it.

So you should squash it
and, like, move on.

And I promise you she'll end it.

I just don't feel ready
for a conversation like that

right now, so maybe as friends,
you can relay the message.

Nah, I'm not doing that.
You can relay your own message.

You say it on your own terms.

You say it yourself
from your own mouth.

I got her the proof.
Who's the problem? It's Brian.

And that's it.
And I'm done. And that's--

I don't wanna even talk about
it anymore. I am done with this.

Let's go back.

If there's any time for you
to say it...

- Is now.
- ...is now.

Coming up...

He's continued the affair,

whether she wants
to believe it or not.

If you wanna push it off,
that's fine.

What you don't do
is you don't blame----ing me.

- What is this thing?
- Oh, it's a smart car.

- We're here.
- This is so beautiful!

We have arrived.

Oh, my God. Isn't this pretty?

It's like a storybook.

Gary's gotta get my luggage,
wherever it is.

Oh, let the men
get the luggage.

Oh, I would definitely take one,
if you don't mind.

Welcome, guys.

We're so happy to have you here
at the Atlantic Inn.

I'm Emily.
I'm from Warwick, Rhode Island.

Whoo!

Yay, Emily.
I don't have my drink.

We're gonna get your keys
and get you situated.

Guys, we're all gonna
grab our keys, go to your room,

freshen up, and then
we'll be back for dinner.

Kelsey,
you're in the penthouse.

- Ooh!
- Wow.

- Guys, I did not do that.
- Liz, you're in the veranda.

And those two are gonna be

located just around the building
there.

The rest of them are gonna be
in this main building here.

The rest of them?
That's us, guys.

That's the rest of us.

Too cute.

How cute!

Am I this way? Is this for 15?
Or is 15 up?

It's up.

You and I, we can make
some noise on this side.

- Oh, it's open.
- Whoo!

Oh, my God. All this crap.
How am I gonna fit?

Okay.

- I brought slippies.
- You gonna flash me?

You really thought
I was gonna flash you?

- I don't know.
- Hey, Mom.

- Gia Grace.
- Hi, Mama.

Where's Mama?
Oh, she's waving.

Hi.

I'm just gonna close
my eyes for five minutes.

Ow, my finger.
And I just need silence.

You can unpack. I'm just
gonna need five minutes.

- It's unpacked.
- If you feel like it.

It's over.
It's done. It already has.

- All right. Good night.
- Oh, you want some shades?

It's a very mature look for me.

- It's a mature look?
- Yeah. Don't you think?

Uh... yeah, I like it.

Did you have fun today?

- That was fun.
- Yeah, it was, right?

We were just wondering where
you guys were the whole time.

Liz and I took a walk,
and, uh, I missed her a lot.

Liz, to me, is my family.

And that's why it hurt so much
when she was like,

"I'm not your friend.
I'm not this."

Like, yes, the [bleep] you are.

- How'd it go with the ladies?
- We, um, talked about how I feel

about, you know,
Jo-Ellen and everything.

And I finally just said,
you know, I'd appreciate

everybody letting me manage
my own situation privately.

Especially being here.
I think back,

and if it makes me regret
anything more than

what happened here, you know?
- And we have so--

we have so many
good memories.

- So many good memories here.
- We have the best memories.

I mean, our first date was right
in that building pretty much.

You know, we're strong.
Our kids are strong.

I'm proud of you when I see you
talking with everybody,

you know, so...
- Thank you. Thank you.

No, it ended up--
it ended up fine.

- Good.
- He's continued the affair,

whether she wants
to believe it or not.

She's like, "Oh, please,
get me proof. It's not true."

But now you're gonna sit there
and tell a whole party

that I'm a liar?
- She seems very, uh,

pushes it off
like it's not a big deal.

You know what? If you wanna
push it off, that's fine.

That's well and good.

What you don't do
is you don't blame----ing me.

All I want
is my name to be clear.

Yeah, go talk to her.

Be like, "All right,
you don't want to see it,

so that's your own prerogative.

But you asked me to get
your proof,

and I got your proof, so I don't
appreciate being called a liar."

I don't know where I'm going.
I'm nervous.

- You're right here.
- I love that

there's a mermaid over here
with her tits out.

- What?
- There's a mermaid.

- Where do we go?
- Let me help you out

on these stairs, 'cause it's,
like, straight down.

Oh, sh--.
It's like a suicide note.

You go first. You don't
have any issues with stairs.

- No, you go first.
- I'm gonna hold your arm.

Nope. I hold onto the railing.

I have issues
because I have heels.

Please.
You know what happened?

A long time ago, my mom dropped
me down the flight of stairs.

So now, ever since then,
she gave me a phobia of stairs.

- Where's everybody?
- I don't know.

Just come down for a second.
Let's go sit over there.

Aw. Did you do a romantic thing?
Hold on. Steps.

This for me,
or did someone else do it?

Oh, my God, Bill, You've never
done this. I'm weirded me out.

I'm weirded out, too.

I don't remember
the last time Billy made

a romantic gesture,
so I'm like,

"Did you do something wrong?
Who is this for?"

- Have a seat.
- Thank you. I'm gonna cry.

This is big because
you've never done anything...

- I know.
- ...special like this, ever.

You and I sometimes are like
two ships in the night.

- Yeah.
- Like, we kinda go

different directions.

What do you mean,
different directions?

No, sometimes we're like,
you want this, I want that.

And, like,
we get caught up in stuff

that's not that important.
- Yeah.

And I feel like it holds us
back. I just feel like, Alicia,

like, we've had
an interesting journey.

Yeah.

Something's happening.

- Oh.
- Oh, my God.

It's Alicia and Bill.
Oh, my God.

Is Billy doing something
romantic for Alicia right now?

Oh, my goodness.

- This is adorable.
- Ow, ow!

Don't ruin their----ing moment.

How does my butt look
in there?

It looks [bleep].

We've had a lot of good times.

We've had some bad times,
some scary times. Right?

And I feel like you and I kind
of put all the focus to Celina,

which we always will do, right?

- Yeah.
- But, like, me and you,

we've always kind of
kicked the can down the road.

You know, when you--when we were
walking the other day,

and you were like,

"Oh, don't you think
we should redo my proposal?"

I was like--like, that was
so far out of my mind.

But, look...

- I love red roses. Thank you.
- I know you did.

That's my favorite, Billy.

I just feel like I'm not
getting any younger.

- Mnh-mnh.
- Um... [chuckles] Thanks.

No, I'm happy
you're realizing that,

because I do feel like...
- We just get

caught up in sometimes
the busyness of life.

Oh, Alicia and Bill
are there right now.

- Oh, really?
- Yeah. It's very cute.

- Well, hopefully it's cute.
- Yeah, I know.

That's what I was gonna say.

- I think this is a moment.
- I'm so proud of you.

I'm not romantic,
but I'm trying to be.

No, but this is, like,
the best moment

that you've ever done for me.

Well, I was afraid you were
gonna, like, make fun of me.

No, no, because, like, you've

never done anything, like,
just for me. Like...

So listen, come here. So...

I hope it comes off.

Ow! Billy, you're--

- All right, maybe we'll...
- !

Ow! What the [bleep]?
Jesus. Lord Almighty.

So can you please stand?

I have to stand, or are you
supposed to get on the knee?

Well, I don't want you
to ruin your pants.

I don't know. All right, Alicia.

- Yay!
- So I kind of...

- Yay!
- So give you back something

slightly a little special
and awkward circumstance...

- Yeah.
- ...considering everything

that's going on
around us right now. Um...

Will you do the honor
of marrying me, again?

Would I do the honor?

- Well, will you marry me again?
- I would--Yes.

- I mean, come on.
- You never asked me, though.

Well, I just did.

All right,
so now put it on my finger.

I am. Well, you sure it'll
get on without hurting you?

No, you ripped it off.

- Can you stand up?
- Yes.

- I love you.
- I love you, too.

I really do.
I would die without you.

Shut up!
Let him have this moment.

I would be dead without you.

And look, we got
your favorite drink.

What?! You guys, this--
I mean, this is a big deal.

Billy didn't
get on his knee last time.

- He didn't even ask my mother.
- Alicia.

- Oh, I know.
- Focus on this moment.

I am. And I'm just so proud
of you.

So this is a restock.
Can't live in the past.

- Yeah.
- All right?

So happy
I had my dream proposal.

It's so surreal, and I love
that Billy's actually listening.

I love him so much more.
It was worth the wait.

- Congratulations, guys.
- Thanks, man.

Thank you.

We've been engaged for 10 years.

- All right. Not--Not quite.
- But now this is,

you know, another 10.
- Now it's official.

- Cheers, Alicia.
- Yeah, now, it is official.

Can't wait to tell my family,
my aunts, and my daughter.

But I also feel like
they're gonna be like,

"Well, it's been nine years."

Nothing's ever normal with us.

Now what?

You're so awkward.
Sit down, relax. Stay a while.

Billy, I feel like
we're destined to be together.

I wouldn't have
stuck around for this long.

'Cause, obviously, you know,
like, a lot of guys like me.

Let's be honest,
you know this.

Like, I don't want to hear about
all the other guys right now.

They never had a wedding.

She didn't like the proposal,
and so they just

kind of got engaged
because she was pregnant.

Cheers to...

- They're not there.
- In case they are.

Yeah, see? They're there.

Congratulations!

Thank you.

Aw.

Very sweet.

You know how
people renew their vows?

We can renew our proposal
every 10 years.

Yeah. Or we can
just get married.

Coming up...

"What is
the most embarrassing thing

your partner has done
in public?"

This is so cute in here!

Can we stay in here?
This is beautiful.

- Hi, guys!
- I'm so happy!

I watched the whole thing.

- We saw the whole thing.
- I'm dead.

- Congratulations.
- Oh.

I obviously had no idea.
So he surprised me.

And I'm like, for him, it's so
big because he's not romantic.

This was a home run.

I told him
I'm not going anywhere.

- I love him so much. I do.
- Did you get a new ring?

- No, I didn't.
- No.

But I gotta be honest.
I do want, like, because, like,

everyone has, like,
a second ring.

I do want,
like, a big second ring.

Yes, but, like, I want

a ring so big that, like,
my hand falls.

I never really felt that, like,

oh, my God,
I can't wait to marry him.

But now I want all
white wedding, bubbles.

I want my daughter in pink.

I want a mermaid gown.
Baby steps.

- Let's cheers to you guys.
- Thank you.

To trying again and doing it,
you know, doing it all over.

- It's great.
- Hey, guys.

Brian. Hello.

- It's a celebration down here.
- You know?

- Congratulations, man.
- Thanks, man.

- That's excellent.
- 10 years later.

Well, it's all right.

- Bye.
- Bye, babe. Love you.

Good things come to those
who wait. I was looking out.

I'm saying, "Who is that?"
I said, oh, my God. That's them.

Did you guys still see us
in the window, too?

- Yeah, it was right here. Yeah.
- How you doing?

Yeah, babe.

- You see my engagement, Gary?
- How did you guys do?

Oh, we did a good job.

- Hi.
- Oh, my God.

Hi, Ashley.

I'm going to Rulla's room.

And my plan
is to show her the video.

She thinks it's concocted.
Why don't you take a look

for yourself
and see if it's concocted?

And in turn,
I'm expecting an apology back.

- Hi.
- Oh, hello.

- Hi, can I come in?
- How are you doing?

- Come in.
- Thank you.

- That's a pretty color.
- Thank you. I like yours.

- You look beautiful.
- Thank you so much.

What's going on?

Wait, were you watching them,
too, at the window?

Oh, my God. So I heard hooting
and hollering. That was so--

- I know.
- I saw a heart and two chairs.

- That was adorable.
- I'm so happy for you guys.

It's seriously so good.

Like, we need a reset,
like a hard reset.

- And this is the reset.
- I'm so happy.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, brother.

- What's going on?
- Want to talk to you.

- Yeah.
- I wanted to clear the air.

You know,
I know that Alicia and Rosie

talked to you the other day.

- They did.
- And I just...

I didn't want to
talk around anyone else.

I just wanted to
talk privately with us.

I'm not trying to overstep.

You asked me, "Hey, can you
get me proof?" I did it.

I think it was more
maybe the way it was portrayed.

- Yeah.
- When I was on my deathbed,

when everybody was
at the castle...

If the situation were reversed,

I would have spoken with you
one on one.

You were going through
whatever you were going through.

I didn't want to bother you.

To me, Brian keeps on
saying that I'm lying.

I don't want to keep on
being called a liar

when I'm being honest
and telling the truth.

Does that make sense?

Do you think you've been
truthful about everything?

I do.

I just wanted to pull you aside
because I don't wanna

make a scene over here, but...
- Yeah.

We're all upset
in the room again...

- Why?
- ...saying, you and Rulla

are calling her a liar.

Because of this video,
whatever you're doing...

- Yeah.
- ...that's what you're doing.

Right.

But she's getting called
a liar now.

You said, "If you have proof,
get me proof."

I'm not here to hurt you.
I'm here to help you.

If you wanna see it,
it's there for you.

- I don't need to see it.
- You wanted proof. I have it.

Instead of, like, picking me up,
I feel like with all this info,

I've been broken down
all summer long.

Like, here's more,
here's more, here's more.

I didn't see this video.
I don't need to see this video.

I don't want to see the video.

Why am I gonna give myself
headache or heartache

by something that might
have been taken previously?

Anybody can fake a date,
time stamp.

But at this point, I have
confidence in Brian and me,

and I just don't need more.

This stuff is sensitive.

Maybe your skin is
thicker than mine. I don't know.

- I understand.
- But I can't handle this.

All I know is I saw the video.

- Yeah, but basically, like--
- But how--

How is she a liar when
there's a video out there?

Well, I don't know
if she's a liar

'cause I'm admitting, like,
yeah, I----ed up.

I was videotaped, did whatever.

It's the biggest mistake
of my life. I----ed up.

I don't know
if it was middle age

or I took too many hormones.

I don't know what the
it was.

- You know?
- Well, hey...

What my wife and I think about
is that we're over this.

We're trying to get past it, and
it keeps being brought up to us.

Stop talking about it.

Nobody will have any
ill will towards anybody.

- That's it. That's it.
- That's the whole thing.

I don't think she's a liar.
I know she's not a liar,

which she says I admit to.
Just stop talking about it.

I don't know what
you want to see happen to me.

I don't want anything
to happen to you.

But you don't know how
I have felt this entire summer.

I don't want anything
to happen to you.

This felt like absolute,
complete and total sh--.

I'm so sorry
that you're dealing with that.

I feel for you. I can't imagine
what you are going through.

They will not be brought up
again, so that's it.

Perfect. That's good.
That's fine.

I'm sorry everything happened.
I just wanna move past this.

That's it. You can
work on your own sh--.

- Exactly.
- Best of luck to you,

and you know, all right.
- Yeah.

Well, good luck with everything.

- All right. We're done.
- Okay.

All right. I'll see
you downstairs, right?

- I'll see you down in a few.
- Okay. Bye, honey.

Bye.

Jesus.

- Hey.
- Sorry. I'm sorry.

- He just admitted everything.
- I know.

He admitted the video's real?

No, he admitted
the video is real.

- ing, Gary, what?
- Wait.

I am completely surprised
that Brian's admitting it.

I said, why? Why? I can't.

This man Brian is a lot of work.

Yes?

- Hey.
- Hey. How's it going?

Good. How are you?

- I was just talking to Jo-Ellen.
- Oh, yeah. How'd it go?

Mm.

Hi, guys!

All right.

Look at this
party-tay-tay-tay-tay.

- Hi!
- Hi! You look gorge.

You look like a moron.
You look dumb.

I have washed my hands
of Brian and Rulla.

Stay with your husband.
I don't care.

Guys, the clambake's ready.

- Oh, God. Oh, Lord.
- I think they do.

- Oh, God.
- Oh, this is beautiful.

Oh, dear. It's quite chilly.
Holy [bleep], it's cold.

- Ooh!
- Wait.

I got you, Liz.

Oh, my God, Billy.
Don't carry it. Don't do it.

Billy, you carry that torch, you
Greek stallion mother----er.

Well, the good news is it's only
gonna get colder tonight,

guys, so enjoy it now.

Thank you, Gerry, for putting
a positive spin on it.

- Oh, God.
- You guys,

I get the whole Block Island
love affair that you guys have.

I finally had my own, like,
romantic issue with Billy,

and it was in Block Island,
out of all places.

When?

He proposed to me again
over here.

- Today?
- Yeah.

Stop it!

- Yeah. You guys didn't see it?
- No.

Oh, he did. Like, all roses
and champagne. I cried.

- Get outta here.
- I deserved it, though.

- But yeah.
- Wait.

"I deserved it."

I said we're renewing our vows.

We're renewing our engagement
after nine years.

My name on the house
is my next mission.

I'll take another nine years.

- I love this man.
- Kiss, kiss, kiss!

- FYI.
- Kiss.

- Kissy, kissy, kissy.
- And I'm so proud of him.

Congratulations
to the two of you.

So I know you guys are all
wondering what's in this box.

What's in the box?

Ash, you've been
on a couple cruises, right?

- Yes!
- So have I.

- So have you guys--
- Newlywed game?

- Yes!
- The marriage game show? Yes!

Yes. Okay, so this is
clam shell confessional.

We'll go around.
Everyone will pick from here.

Read it out loud.

And if you want to dedicate it
to your own spouse, you can,

if not,
share it with somebody else.

I'm not really a game person.
I hate these things.

Just pick one
and then read it out loud.

This game is the perfect game
to, like,

connect us even
a little bit more intimately.

It's a little shady, but, like,

only the strong couples
will survive.

Muahahaha!

Everyone listen to Jo.

Do I read it out loud?
All right, ready, guys?

"Who is most likely
to have a safe word?"

- You.
- Jo-Ellen.

- It's "pineapple."
- I was gonna say Rosie.

No, it's definitely you.
I just say, "Ow. Stop."

Okay, my question is,
"What is a quality of someone

in this group
that you wish you have?"

I'm gonna say two people.

I would love to command a room
with confidence like Liz,

and then I would love

to have the friendliness
that is Jo-Ellen,

where I could just walk in
anywhere and be like, "Hi!"

I love that.
That was a good one.

"What is your favorite memory
or experience from this summer?"

I think the masquerade dinner.

We all opened up about something
that we don't ever talk about.

What'd you guys talk about?

Don't you wish you were there?
Sorry.

"What's something
you've never told this group

but probably should?"

Definitely
not a question for me.

No, me either. 'Cause I tell
the group everything...

- I'm an open book
- ...at every turn.

Who am I directing
this question to?

Please hand it to Brian.

Liz has to give this one
to Brian.

- Brian.
- Everyone wants me to say Brian,

but I'm saying Jared.

- Jared, Jared, Jared.
- I...

You guys know more
about me than I do.

You should tell me something.

Know nothing
really about Jared.

I guess, yeah,
this is a good answer

'cause it's Rhode Island-based.

I truly love my home state.

I was born
and raised in Warwick.

You know,
my dad worked at the ACI.

My mom has worked in restaurants
all throughout Rhode Island.

I truly love this place.

Kelsey and I bonded 'cause
she worked at Smokey Bones.

I worked at Carrabba's.

I might be boring.
I don't give a [bleep].

I love Rhode Island, too.

I truly love this place.
It really is my home.

"What was a moment
you appreciated

with someone
in this group and why?"

I have a few.

One with Liz when we went
to the castle together

in this Rolls-Royce, and it was
like a dream come true.

It was like a fantasy.

This is like a dream.
This is like our story tale.

One would be Rosie
'cause I told her off,

and she accepted it, and she
understood where I came from.

Welcome to Rhode Island, bitch.
This is how we roll.

I love you, you know.

Did she just hug her?

Okay, next.

- Oh, God.
- What does it say?

- I'm passing this along.
- No, no, let me read it.

- Read it, read it, read it.
- Why? Just read it.

Read that sh-- right now.
Let's read it.

- Read it, baby.
- This is God's will right now

with this sh--.
- All right.

This is like opening
a----ing...

Yeah, I was like, eeny,
meeny, miny, mo.

What the [bleep]? That's God.

"What is
the most embarrassing thing

your partner has done
in public?"

That's God.

Coming up...

You're all right, honey?
Listen...

Thank you. I appreciate that.

No.

"What is
the most embarrassing thing

your partner has done
in public?"

That's God.

You don't always
have to ask your spouse.

If you want to ask
somebody else, you can do that.

All right.

- I'll give it to Gary.
- Gary.

- Gary, darling.
- What you got down there?

What's
the most embarrassing thing

Jo-Ellen has done in public?
- I don't know, to be honest,

I mean, she doesn't
really embarrass herself much.

Little do you know.

I'm quite embarrassing.

All right, guys,
I have a question.

"Is there one person
in the group that will stab you

in the back
and smile in your face and why?"

Ooh, sh--.

- Let's hear it. Let's hear it.
- Daggers. Daggers.

Don't be shocked when it's me.

Rulla, do you wanna
answer this question?

- Oh, sh--.
- Well, that could be deep.

She just looked directly at me.

Well...

It's kinda tough for me to say.

Earlier this summer,
I might have said...

Jo-Ellen just 'cause of
what we've been through,

but we've chatted quite a bit,

and I wouldn't necessarily
say that.

And out of this whole group
right now,

I would hope
that no one would do that.

I think the future
of this group will be okay.

I don't know
how Jo-Ellen and I will be,

but I care for everybody else.

I just think we--
we need to get past my story.

I love that you said that,

'cause I hope you know
we all have your back.

Yeah, I don't think
that anybody here

would fit that mold.

- No, we're girls' girls.
- Thank you, Rulla.

Thank you.
- Jo-Ellen included.

- We all have your back.
- That was very sweet.

Every single one.
Ride or die, bitches.

- We all have her back.
- Cheers.

And she knows.
I hope you know that.

That was a very sweet answer.

So to that point, I agree,
and I think, you know...

Brian's gonna give a speech, everybody.

We gotta--We gotta,
like, look to the future.

I mean, I know I'm not proud

of everything I did,
everything that happened.

- Thank you, Brian.
- But I am proud of this woman

and how she handles things.
- Thank you.

And I actually should
thank all of you

'cause you guys made us
the most popular couple.

- So thank you.
- Brian, you're welcome.

To the future, you know?

Cheers to us,
because we are now

the kings and queens
of this----ing group.

Are you delusional?

It's been an amazing summer,

and for us here,
a lot of ups and downs

and you never know.
Even in the most...

You all right, honey? Listen.
Everyone goes through it.

Listen, no one's life is
perfect, and she knows that.

- Jo-Ellen, tell her.
- You know, that no one's...

I know, but speaking to her.

Stop bringing----ing Jo-Ellen
into it every----ing time.

Even in
the most perfect situation,

you don't know what
might creep up one day

and hit you in the face.

And then hit you in the face
and hit you in the face

and hit you in the face.

You have no----ing idea
what it feels like.

- It happens.
- You always wanna know

that, you know, the people
closest to you, support you

and have your back.

Jo-Ellen, believe it or not.
Tell her you had her back.

- Yes.
- Tell her.

Rulla, I had your back.

But why? You weren't trying
to manipulate things. Tell her.

Rulla and I talked, actually, earlier.

- We talked.
- All right.

And you know, we had
a really good talk, so...

You weren't trying to manipulate
things. You had her back.

It was nice and it was private,

and we're gonna
leave it there, so...

But you weren't
trying to ruin her.

- No, I was not.
- No, we talked.

We had a nice talk.

No, it's his fault.

Jo-Ellen, I just want you
to know

it's not actually your fault.

It's weird that it's like,
"Oh, we're blaming Jo-Ellen."

- Thank you, Rosie.
- It's not the mistress's fault,

and it's not your fault.

The problem
is sitting next to me.

I am not sure
if Rulla is in denial

or flat out
not wanting to discuss it.

It's now been going on so long.

I don't think that this is
a grounds for divorce for Rulla.

I don't. Unfortunately,
the easy road

is to point the finger

and blame everyone else
but the perpetrator.

Now that it's put to bed
and everyone knows...

- Yeah, we're done.
- It's done, done, done, done.

Okay, we put it in the ocean,
and it's drowned. Okay?

- On to the next thing.
- On to the next.

I don't even know
what she's saying,

but, oh, my God, I love it.

I can----ing talk
how I want to talk.

Okay, you're like,----ing...
I have Rulla's back,

- I have Jo-Ellen's back.
- I know. I love you.

And I'm speaking
for both of them.

All right, guys.
I just wanted to say something

before we end the night.

The whole reason why
I wanted to come here was

for this exact reason, like...
- Yeah.

...this conversation here
tonight.

We've been on kind of, like,

separate pages
and separate times.

Let's never be
on a separate page again.

I feel like tonight we're
all on the same page here.

We want the best for each other.
We wanna grow.

We want to, like,
fails go upwards, onwards.

You don't want to go back.

You know, Rosie and I have
taken a few steps back.

I feel like we're
in a solid place now.

I think I was
maybe too quick to joke.

And I apologize
for hurting your feelings.

I just want to, like,
get along.

Rosie, you're not
looking very convinced by that.

We should reflect on, like,
where we started this journey,

which was kind of
on the water in Palm Beach.

♪ Swinging on a hammock
underneath a palm tree ♪

♪ Chilling with my baby,
everything was Rosie ♪

Rulla, you and Jo-Ellen, I feel
like you're in a solid place

now where you can move on
and not dwell on the past.

- Do I go this way?
- Mm-hmm.

Mom, is this, like,
a special moment for you,

teaching us how to do this?

- Yeah.
- It is?

It is very special.

I'm happy we're all here,

and I'm happy
it's in Block Island.

You guys,
there's so much love here

for all of you, especially
on this side of the table.

4, 3, 2, 1!

- Thank you all for coming.
- Oh, thank you for having us.

- Thank you, Kelsey.
- Thanks for having us, Kelsey.

My love.

Hi, baby.

All right, $1,000 even.

1. And do 002, point.

- Comma?
- No, point.

- No.
- Comma?

No.

This dinner was my favorite part
of the summer with you guys.

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

Oh, so cute.

Yay! Happy birthday!

Yay!

Yay!

- Oh!
- There you go!

- Yeah.
- Cheers.

In Alicia's infamous words,
to Rhode Island, bitch.

Welcome to Rhode Island,
bitches!

Alicia, look here
while doing that.

I'm showing Billy
I'm a businesswoman, too.

- All right.
- Hear me roar like Katy Perry.

I want to try.
You want a piece?

So, Alicia, do you know

it's a health department
violation to eat in the kitchen?

Billy, get lost.
You're always up in my sh--.

Now you're gonna
get punished, right?

That's--it's unbelievable.

- Whoo!
- And I gotta tell you something.

I love you guys all
for all different reasons.

I could give you guys
a love letter.

- You mean it from your heart?
- I mean that from my heart.

'Cause life is so short,

and I'm so happy
when people are happy.

I just want everyone
to be happy.

A local podiatrist
and the husband

of a "Real Housewives
of Rhode Island"

TV show participant
pleads not guilty

to a misdemeanor
domestic violence charge.

Brian Pontarelli is
accused of placing

an electronic tracking device
on another person's car.

Rulla filed a no contact order
against him on Friday.

Oh... how can we say?

- Come on in.
- Hi.

As long as it's not the press.
Come on in, guys.

- Oh, my God.
- Well, former press.

- How are you?
- Good. How are you?

How's it going, Rosie?

Here we are.

The castle.

The castle?

- Get in.
- I got pie.

What in the...
What is happening?

I got pie and chocolate. Hi!

Hi. How are you?

I'm good.
I'm just reading this now.

- Did you see it? Oh, man.
- This is insane. Stop it.

Rulla's car knows more about
her marriage than, uh, she does.

I actually
texted her the other day.

This is what I said.
I go, "Thinking of you.

Hope you're okay."

She ignored me,
so I was like, all right,

maybe she's dealing
with some sh--.

Maybe I should
just text one more time.

So I wrote,
"I just want you to know

I'm thinking of you today
and sending strength."

And she wrote, "T-Y."

You haven't exactly gone easy
on them.

I think I actually have.

Jo.

So what happened?

The situation was taken from
here and so sensationalized.

I didn't expect it to be
like that. I really didn't.

It's the headline--
like, domestic violence.

I had to read it, like, five
times to be like, what happened?

It's just been very difficult
the last couple of weeks.

Brian, unfortunately,
was arrested

for tracking me in my car,

and apparently that falls
under domestic violence

in the state of Rhode Island.

It's considered, like, stalking.

From some things that Brian said
and some things that I've heard,

I was under the suspicion that--
that he might be tracking me.

I go to BMW
where I lease my car

and just say, "Okay, I feel like
I'm being tracked."

And he says,
"We can't touch the car.

You actually just have
to go to the nearest police,

and they can remove it."

It's been a tough go for me,

just with everything going on
all summer,

and then, boom, this.

Yeah.

So there wasn't anything
physical?

Nothing physical.

But I definitely suggested that
he go seek some deeper help...

- Yeah.
- ...to identify why all

this behavior is happening,
for his own good.

Yeah.

Whether we're together
or not together.

So what's your status there?

Obviously, he can't be here
right now, right?

Right.

Can any part of your heart

thank Jo-Ellen for, like,
even...

- Bringing it to light.
- ...showing you

or bringing these things
to your attention?

I've always had
this weird vibe about him.

He's always been, like, creepy.

He's always just given me,
like, this weird feeling.

I feel bad for Rulla. This is...

not good.

I heard the mistress
picked up Brian from jail.

I feel so bad because, you know,
I have kids. I--I get it.

But...

Brian. I don't know.

Cheers.

I wasn't lying.
Keep on calling me a liar.

I was truthful the whole time.

Your husband is walking around
with this woman.

I don't think she knew.

Jo-Ellen...

It's hard to thank someone
who's putting it all out there

when it's something
that's so sensitive.

I mean, I think if I did it
to any one of you,

you wouldn't thank me
for doing it in that way.

Ooh!

- Yes.
- That was great.

- I love this sound of that.
- Thank you.

I've been so stressed
and kind of hiding out, not--

trying to stay
out of the public eye.

We're happy to be here.
We're happy to support you

and kind of
help you work through it.

And just listen, if you just
need somebody to listen.

Yeah, I mean,
everything on the media

is domestic violence,
even domestic abuse.

It was just...
And not to downplay it.

I mean, you shouldn't be
tracking someone

without them knowing,
even if you're married.

And to this minute,
I still wanna know why.

What does he say?

Do you think
that the sensor would go off?

Like, it would alert him?

You never flat out asked him,
"Why did you put it in here?"

So I did,
And he just dances around it.

- Yeah.
- Did he just wanna know

when I was coming?

You know,
either approaching the business

or thinking I'm gonna be
some psycho

to lower myself to drive by
where the other person lives,

you know, at any point in time?

Which I don't even think
I know the exact address.

Never did a drive-by?

I never did a drive-by. Never.

Yeah, I mean,
I think that definitely

shook him up quite a bit...
- Yeah.

...having been arrested and put
in jail for a couple hours.

Well, what about you?
You've been through a lot

the last year and a half.

- You're right.
- He embarrassed you.

He couldn't
even stop for the summer.

And now he's in the news
for this. He's tracking you.

I mean, obviously, like, Rulla,
like, what are you gonna do?

I don't know.

I have proof.

You were not a friend... ever.

I've never sold any of my holes
for money.

God forbid we call her
a slam pig.

Love it. Love a cracker.

Coming up

on the 2-part "Real Housewives
of Rhode Island" Reunion...

Raise your hand
if you're nervous.

- Oh. I'm tearing up. Oh, no.
- Don't cry.

I have Kleenex at the ready.
What'd you see, Rulla?

Liz hanging out
with other people.

- Kissing?
- Please say it.

I am dying for you to say it.

There was a cop that pulled
him over with you in the car.

I wasn't in the car, Kelsey.

When you got pregnant,
was Brian still legally married?

- You're a psychopath.
- I know.

- You felt ambushed in the car?
- I did.

Yeah, I have nervous breakdowns.
I should get an Academy Award.

I mean, come on.

Brian, you've come back
from an arrest

and a restraining order.

Rulla, I feel that
you're still not over this.

- Do you trust him?
- There's no forgiveness.

- It's painful every day.
- When did it end?

Uh...