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- Tonight

the reunion concludes.

Kyle you spent over $10,000

shopping in Rome.

What happened to

your probation?

- Thanks, by the way,

for putting that on blast

when my husband was

watching the show with me.

- Do you know who Fenty is now?

- You got a lot of crap for

that, didn't you, Sutton?

- Yes, I did.

Thought I was gonna die.

- I was on the plane to see

Erika, and, gosh, you weren't.

- Don't even try it, Rinna.

- Give me a break.

- Did you send

a cease and desist

to Brandi to shut her up?

[dramatic music]

- The second it came down to

supporting each other,

you weren't there.

- Don't--you're making

something out of nothing.

I'm done.

- Why, are you

threatening me again?

- Remember those words.

- Are you threatening me?

- I think it's a promise.

- I'm done.

- Did she leave?

- She just left.

- Did she walk off?

- [mouths word]

♪ ♪

- Denise, what's the worst

thing you said about Teddi

that Brandi didn't repeat?

- What I said to her face,

that she's a sh-- stirrer.

That is the worst thing

I ever said.

- You actually said you said

way worse things about me

to Brandi than

what she even told me.

- According to who?

Brandi?

- You actually just said that

on the confessional.

I just watched it.

- You said it!

- I actually said

worse sh-- about Teddi

than Brandi said I said, so

that's what I'm confused about.

Teddi, you are the daughter

of a famous father.

The fact that you would

even bring that up

in a group dinner, I think

is really ----ing sh---y.

- Denise, I'm not gonna

torture you any longer.

She said you two had sex.

Okay?

[dramatic music]

- What?

- Brandi brought it up.

It wasn't Teddi.

- No, no, no, no, no.

Stop, Lisa Rinna.

- Brandi brought it up

on camera.

- Lisa, stop.

Lisa, be quiet, please,

for a second.

- No, I won't be quiet.

Don't tell me to be quiet.

- No, you need to be quiet,

because you know why?

Brandi was not at that dinner.

- Sorry. You stop.

- Teddi was, and she

knows the consequences.

- Brandi already said it

on camera.

It was out into the world.

- She said a lot

about your family.

Do you want me to

throw that out there?

Because--stop.

- You know what?

If you want to threaten me,

Denise--

- If you have

no relationship with her,

how do you know all of this

that she said about

everybody's family, Denise?

- It was the first time I met

her when she found out that

I signed on to do the ----ing

show through a mutual agent.

She spilled--talked--

diarrhea of the mouth.

I never repeated it.

That is the truth.

- Well, let me ask you this.

Denise, it seems like

over the time

you've been talking about

this with the group,

that you have mischaracterized

your relationship with her

or characterized--

- I have not.

She is an acquaintance.

Did I say what she said?

No.

She did call me and asked me,

out of the blue,

if she could come with me

and Aaron to Kyle's event.

Aaron was like,

"There's no ----ing way

she's coming with us

to this thing,"

which I didn't even ask him.

- He said no ----ing way

that he would come,

but you wouldn't even ask him?

- Yeah.

- No, he doesn't like Brandi.

She's a train wreck,

and she's not stable,

and she drinks a lot.

The last time he saw her

prior to Kyle's

was when she asked to

come do the podcast.

Aaron was there.

- Denise, let me

ask you a question.

- Yes?

- She was--

she was so specific

in that moment

at Kyle's about, like,

your hotel room...

- She was like,

"Just come here."

And I was like,

"Okay, I'll just go there."

I was uncomfortable.

The kids were downstairs,

and we were in the loft,

and there was no door.

And I just couldn't

get into it.

- She was telling the story

with a lot of specifics.

- Yes, because she

knocked on my door,

and I let her in while

I grabbed my stuff to go out.

She didn't stay with me.

- So he was there

the whole time?

- Aaron was there

the whole time.

I do not have an open marriage.

If I had an open marriage,

I would say it,

'cause obviously Aaron and I

would not want to, like--

- You know what? It would've

been so much better and easier

if in Rome you had said,

"Whatever Brandi said,

that's between us.

Let's talk about what was said

about between us."

- It's not between us.

- But that--that didn't happen.

It's been a pattern of not

being honest, is what it is.

- What I thought was

resolved in--in Rome,

what happened after that?

- You stopped showing up.

You said, "I'm not coming

to the final party."

- Based on what?

- You stood up Garcelle.

- Based on Brandi?

- Again, not being honest.

It wasn't--that's a good

example, actually.

- One at a time, guys.

One at a time.

Okay, I have to move on,

or I'm gonna die.

- Yeah, me too.

- Stopped showing up?

There is two things.

I had a fever and was sick

and was on FaceTime.

I did not show up to the party.

- You said to Garcelle...

- Jesus Christ.

- "I'm coming tomorrow,

I'm a little nervous,

but I'm coming," and then you

just turned your phone off.

- Yes, and you know what?

- Just be honest.

That's the thing.

- Yes, and I owned that

with Garcelle.

What does that

have to do with you?

- Just want to say one thing.

I'm sorry.

I don't want to

interrupt you two,

but I didn't know Denise

at all in 2018,

but I did hear a rumor from

one person removed from Brandi

that this was going on.

So either Brandi is lying

and she's been lying

and she continues to lie.

- I never met her in 2018.

- Or she has manipulated you

and used you.

- Oh, yes, you did, you did.

- No, I did not.

- That's all--

but we want to help you.

- Let Sutton finish.

Let Sutton finish, please.

- Well, I finished.

- All right.

I'm gonna move on.

- Please.

- So, Denise, you said

in the finale

that you thought that...

- Right.

- Brandi had made those text

messages up or engineered them.

You think that

the text messages are fake.

Is that correct?

- I believe my text thread

between Brandi and I

are very different.

Absolutely.

- Okay.

- I have them right here if you

guys want to go through them.

We can go through them.

I have a whole bunch.

- Wow. Wow. Wow.

- I don't like bullsh--,

so let's just go through it.

- It's not bullsh--.

- Let's go through it.

- Hey, wait, Rinna.

You better be careful saying

this, because yours are--

you will--

yours will be shown, too.

- Are you threatening me?

Are you threatening me?

- I'm telling you the truth.

If you want to play this game,

we can do it.

- Are you threatening me?

Are you threatening me?

- I think it's a promise.

- Denise, are you willing to

show your text messages

to Brandi and show that

they don't match up

with her text messages?

- Absolutely.

Is Rinna willing to let me show

my text messages with her?

- It's not about me,

and those are private.

- I'm ask--yes or no?

- You--I--

- This isn't about

me and Brandi.

I don't really give a sh--

what Brandi says.

- You know what, Denise?

- This is about me

with all of you.

- It is about you and Brandi.

The whole ----ing thing

is about it.

Is she being muzzled?

Did you send a cease and desist

to Brandi to shut her up?

- So let's talk about that.

Denise, your lawyer

threatened to file

a cease and desist

against production.

Was it to have this--

- No, no, no.

It was against--

the cease and desist

was against Brandi

to make her tell the truth

to all of you.

- But I have a question.

Is a cease and desist

to silence someone

or to say you have to

tell the truth?

I think a cease and desist is,

like, "Don't talk."

- It means quit it.

- If it were the other way

around--Lisa Rinna, Kyle.

- I've been in that seat.

- I've been in that seat, too.

- I've been in that situation

where things were aired

that were hurtful to my family

and my children.

The tabloids and my kids

are on camera,

and I said to you, "Can you

please stop doing that?"

'Cause you know that

when you bring it up,

we're giving it a platform.

And now it's

a whole ----ing season

of lies about my husband.

- No, you--

- It was horrible,

but I did it.

- So, Rinna,

during your time on the show,

has there been anything that

you have felt was off-limits?

I mean, I'm thinking

of the Amsterdam thing.

- Yeah, of course,

and I dealt with it.

I about went across the table

and strangled her.

Did you just say,

"Let's talk about the husband?"

- Let's not talk about

what you don't want out.

- Don't touch my husband, ever.

- Just saying. Just saying.

- Don't you ----ing ever--

- You don't want out--

- Never go after

my ----ing husband!

There's no truth to it,

but I faced her,

and then I faced Kim

at the reunion,

and I didn't run from it--

I faced it.

- But not everybody's the same.

Not everybody deals

with everything the same.

Why do you care?

- Because we're ----ing

having to deal with it

for the last

six ----ing months!

- Rinna, let's say--

Denise, forgive me--

let's say

that something did happen

between she and Brandi,

and maybe she would be

just trying to protect

her family and her marriage.

What would you say to that?

- Well, I would think that

if we were such good friends,

she would come to me and say,

"Lisa, this happened.

Please help me."

- What?

- And I would've helped her

in a second.

I would've--

- How can she come to you?

All you do is attack her

every time you see her.

This is bullsh--.

- Here's the thing.

- Why are you attacking me?

You and I've been friends

for 20 years, Lisa.

- I'm not attacking you.

- Why do you keep coming at me?

- I want you to say--

- Yeah, you are.

- I want you to tell the truth.

- And I want you to.

- The only way to move forward

is to have an honest

relationship and friendship.

Everyone has to be honest.

That's the only thing.

- So let me ask you

a question, Kyle.

- I don't care what you did.

I don't care.

- So you're saying the only way

to move forward

is to be honest.

And her truth is that she

didn't sleep with Brandi,

and she's telling you

the truth, so--

- But you guys

aren't accepting that.

So where do I go from here?

- None of us like to see

anybody feel hurt or bad.

I mean, I watched all of us

go through times like this.

I've gone through the most

difficult times in my life.

Obviously, something like this,

there's repercussions.

I understand that.

Just be open and honest,

'cause that the only way

we can actually have

a real friendship,

because I would like to be able

to move forward with everyone.

- I appreciate you saying that,

but sometimes you women

don't accept honesty,

and you think someone's lying.

And that's where it's, like...

That's what's hurtful.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Okay, let's take a break.

Coming up...

- You're constantly saying

women should be there

to lift each other up.

The second it came down to

supporting each other,

you weren't there.

- Denise, you gonna go first,

or you want me to?

- Garcelle, you know

what's really sad?

Looking at your boobs

and then looking at mine.

- You know I always

keep it real.

These are taped

to the back of my neck.

- Well, I was like,

"I should tape them."

I don't even--

and then I don't have tape.

I don't have

that kind of stuff.

Tape my boobs.

- [laughs]

[upbeat music]

- Welcome back

to "The Real Housewives

of Beverly Hills" reunion.

From a go-go cage

to the Broadway stage,

this season, Erika Jayne

pulled back the curtain

to reveal new layers on her

life we'd never seen before.

Watch this.

[lively music]

- Shakers.

- Oh, my God.

Nothing has ----ing changed.

- Whoa.

- Whoo!

- I don't know how

it's gonna be received.

- Oh, my God, Erika.

- Are they gonna be accepting?

- It's like "The Sopranos."

- [laughs]

- Or are they gonna

pass judgment?

- You shouldn't be like,

"Oh, I would never."

Okay, well, just you wait.

Maybe if I grew up

with wealthy parents,

I wouldn't have been working

at a place like Shakers.

But you play the hand

you're dealt.

I got it, T.

- This is a big deal. Do

I have to call you Roxie now,

or do I still call you Erika?

- I'm Roxie Hart, honey.

I'm gonna be on Broadway!

♪ Roxie Hart ♪

[piano music playing]

- Yeah.

- Look at it!

- Wow, what a great shot

of her.

[upbeat music]

- Can you believe this sh--?

- Oh, my God!

[both scream]

- Yay!

- Yay!

- Whoo!

- Whoo!

- I'm really proud of you.

[dramatic music]

- [crying]

Thank you...

for saying that.

[sobs softly]

♪ ♪

- I really am.

- That's all I ever wanted.

The one thing that I love

the most about Tom--

when my son was younger--

was that he welcomed him

with open arms.

I'm very thankful.

- I love seeing it

in your eyes.

That's so beautiful.

- Oh, my God.

[sighs]

Thank you.

Thanks, babe.

- It's too cool.

- It's great.

- It's too cool.

- [sniffles]

- Tabitha from Arkansas said,

"Erika, I think it's great you

did what you had to do

"to survive in New York City.

"Did any of your bar customers

ever want more

than just a dance?"

I have to assume they did.

- Yes, I got propositioned,

but, no, I never did it.

- Elliot from Davenport,

Iowa, said,

"Lisa, you said you can't

picture Amelia go-go dancing,

"but your daughters

do make money

"by posing half nude

on Instagram.

What's the difference?"

- Well, gosh.

I guess there isn't really

any difference, is there?

- [laughs]

- They made a lot more money,

that's the difference.

[laughter]

- Yeah, really.

- That's a good difference.

- Erika, I saw you on Broadway.

The women obviously saw you.

I mean, I was amazed by

how packed the house was

and that they were

all there for you.

- It was totally surreal.

I will take it, you know,

to my grave.

It was amazing.

- And Janet Jackson

came to see you.

Marc Jacobs came to see you.

What did Tom think, Erika?

- Well, you know, Tom wasn't

able to come to the show.

We were waiting until the la--

Yeah, Tom did not make it.

He was gonna come the last

week, and COVID happened.

So he never saw the show.

- Lisa, Garcelle called you out

for stealing Erika's

"Chicago" thunder.

- It felt like every time

somebody brought up

Erika's Broadway debut,

Lisa chimed in like,

"I did it 18 years ago!"

- Why do you think she

got that vibe from you?

- You know,

I would have no idea.

I guess you would

have to ask Garcelle.

Garcelle, why'd you--

why'd you say that?

- I just felt, like, you know,

it was Erika's time to shine.

You know, every time

somebody brought it up,

you brought it up,

and I thought it was just

taking a little bit away

from Erika, that's all.

I really just

wanted to support Erika

and make her feel like

this was really special.

And I get it,

you could give her tips

'cause you had done it,

but it just seemed like

it was a little repetitive,

that's all.

- Oh, well, I was on the plane,

and I went to see Erika,

and, gosh, you weren't.

- You're right.

- Yeah.

- That has nothing to do

with me not supporting Erika.

Don't even try it, Rinna.

Don't even try it.

I supported Erika.

She knows I was there for her.

Yes, I did not go to New York.

- Yeah. You didn't.

- But that doesn't mean

I didn't support her.

- You know, I have to say,

I never felt like Lisa

was butting in

or trying to steal my shine.

I know that

I relied on Lisa a lot.

I asked her a lot

of questions.

And, look,

this was a big project for me.

It was a lot of nerves,

and to have someone at your

fingertips that had done it,

I'm grateful for that--

thank you.

And thanks, ladies, for coming.

The women showed up.

And they didn't have to.

Dorit came from Mexico.

Everybody else--you know, we

were long finished shooting,

and everyone left

their lives and their families

and traveled to New York,

and I burst into tears.

And, Sutton, thank you

for chartering the plane.

Thank you.

- You're welcome.

- I don't want to cry today,

'cause I'm wearing makeup--

- You made us all cry that day.

- I know.

- You did.

- You guys, you've been

on this journey with me.

It sounds so corny,

but it's really true,

and from the heart,

thank you for showing up.

- And I mean,

I have to ask

a question to

Garcelle and Denise.

You're constantly saying

women should be there

to lift each other up,

to empower each other,

to, you know, not be petty.

The second it came down

to something

really about being us

supporting each other

when we didn't have to,

when there's no cameras there,

you weren't there.

- Denise, you gonna go first,

or you want me to?

- I mean, I'll go first.

I wasn't invited

until the night before

when Sutton sent me a text

saying she didn't realize

I wasn't on the list

to be on the plane,

and I said I didn't know that

you guys were all still going.

- I was told that it was at the

time that you were suing us.

- [laughs]

- I wasn't suing anybody.

- Oh!

- I sent a cease and desist

to Brandi,

and we also sent

something to Bravo

to ask if they could

remove the footage

because she was

not a cast member

and it wasn't true,

and that was the extent of it.

- Garcelle?

- The reason why I did not

go to New York,

as much as I texted Erika

throughout saying,

"I'm proud of you, how's it

going, how's rehearsal?"

I am deathly afraid

of small planes.

And traveling

when I was a model,

I had a lot of scary things

happen on small planes,

and I'm not comfortable

getting on a small plane.

So that's why I didn't go.

- Garcelle, you're not

comfortable in a Gulfstream?

- It was actually

a very big plane.

- It had a double bed on it.

- You could've flown

commercial.

- Dorit flew commercially

because she still

wanted to be there

with everybody to support.

- Great for Dorit.

I couldn't make it.

- Yeah, she came commercially.

- It doesn't mean

that I don't support.

- Good point, Teddi.

- But don't make it about

the plane or this or that.

- I'm done.

Great.

- Garcelle,

why couldn't you make it?

- I had work.

I also had my kids.

- [laughs] I love Garcelle.

- And my ex-husband wouldn't

change the schedule for me

anyway because

he had changed so much

that he wouldn't do it,

so I stayed home with my kids.

That's what happened.

You know,

I had prior commitments

that I had to fulfill,

and I had to do that.

- So it wasn't the Gulfstream?

- That's my truth,

and I'm sticking to it.

[light music]

- Coming up...

What's your reaction, ladies,

to Denise not wanting

Aaron to be around you?

- Aaron's a grown man.

- I mean, he's not a child.

He's a grown man.

- We're, like, six women.

It's not, like,

six Mike Tysons.

Give me a break.

♪ ♪

- And we are back

with "The Real Housewives

of Beverly Hills" reunion.

Jade from Mississippi said,

"Denise, I read

'The Bold and the Beautiful'

"is using blow-up dolls and

spouses for love scenes."

So is that true?

- It is true.

I haven't done

the blow-up doll.

Anything that's closer

than eight feet,

we have to have

a mannequin step in,

and we have the actor

off-camera.

I'm so happy, Rich.

I hope you feel the same.

Actually, my first love scene

with my husband is tomorrow.

We have done

some kissing scenes.

- Is the rehearsal process

with Aaron pretty intense?

- Well, you know...

- Right.

Well, Aaron certainly

sent some frequencies

in this group of women.

Was he defending Denise

or mansplaining?

You decide.

- When you say

I don't feel comfortable

bringing my kids around--

- No, wait.

What is the issue here?

What is the issue?

- No, the issue is just--

- There is no issue,

that's my point.

- Okay.

- You're making an issue

out of nothing,

and it's ridiculous--

all right, moving on.

Let's talk about

something else, thank you.

- Well, that's it.

Okay.

- I was clarifying

because Denise said--

- Anybody, do you feel

great right now?

- I feel amazing

'cause I don't care!

It doesn't bother me.

I'm not accepting

this bullsh--.

Really, big guy?

Does this make you feel good?

Do you feel powerful?

Do you feel strong?

Oh, yeah, it's so sexy

when you put women down.

Asshole.

- Feel good about yourselves,

all of you.

Great, awesome.

- No, I don't need to do this.

Life is too ----ing short.

- Look in the mirror.

- See what you do, and own it.

- Let's--baby, let's go.

- Well, I'm looking

in the mirror

and not only do I like

what I see, I'm owning it.

Aaron, you let us have it.

You told us that

we were bad people

and that we should

look in the mirror,

and are we happy

with ourselves?

- I didn't say

you were bad people.

- Well, you kind of

talked down.

The way you were

speaking to us,

like, you talked down to us

and asked us if we were okay

with ourselves if could look

in the mirror and how we feel--

- Are you?

- Actually, yes, I am.

- Okay, then great.

Then you solved that problem.

- If you're gonna be the moral

high ground everywhere--

- Moral high ground?

Really?

- Yeah.

- Really? Moral high ground?

Do you really want to go there?

- Oh, my God.

Here we go again.

I stupidly left him there

with these women.

(BLEEP).

He'll have to apologize

and talk to you guys directly.

I can only do so much.

- Denise and I were talking,

and she apologized

on Aaron's behalf,

and I said that

she didn't have to,

but it was very

open and honest.

- After what these women

did to me here in Rome,

he's gonna say, "(BLEEP) them."

I don't think they're

gonna get their apology.

- Denise, we had hoped that

Aaron might join us today.

I'm assuming that was not

an exciting invitation for him.

- No one else's

husband's here,

so I think he'd be

in a no-win situation.

- I will say when

Dorit's husband, PK, came,

I think that he and Erika

talking through what happened

was what changed

your relationship,

and you're now good--

am I right about that, Erika?

- Yeah, we squashed

the beef right there.

We need to start over

and learn a few things

about one another.

We'll see.

Told Dorit I'd like to move on,

and moving on with Dorit

is moving on with PK,

and we've done that.

- And it wasn't overnight,

but I think after some time,

they were able

to start from scratch.

- Denise, how did you feel

about the way

that he spoke to the women?

- I personally don't think he

said anything at that point

that was offensive--

I really don't.

He's actually always liked

Erika and all the women.

Aaron was truly trying to

just defuse the situation.

As soon as we got to Sutton's

place, it took a turn.

As soon as I went

to the bathroom,

I, you know...

I should've brought him

with me.

Erika, you even said

you waited until I went to

the bathroom to talk to Aaron.

- Yeah, I did.

When I saw you go,

I was like, "This is it.

"I can talk to Aaron,

she's not gonna whisk him away.

We can say what I want to say."

And sure enough, when you

got back, you took him out.

- So please don't

ask my husband a question

if you don't want him

to get involved.

- I did want him

to get involved.

That's why I asked him.

I wanted to know--I--

Look, I've been very up front.

I said to him, "Why were you

talking to us like that?

Why did you

speak to us like that?"

- What's your reaction,

ladies,

to Denise not wanting Aaron

to be around you, saying,

"He should've come

to the bathroom with me"?

- Aaron's a grown man.

- I mean, he's not a child.

He's a grown man.

- Yeah, he can handle himself.

We're, like--

we're, like, six women.

It's, not, like,

six Mike Tysons.

Give me a break.

- Denise, if Aaron

really likes the group,

why hasn't he apologized or,

you know, tried to defuse

the situation?

- He hasn't seen them.

- But the night at Sutton's,

he had the opportunity

to kind of apologize.

But he chose to

kind of double down,

and now watching back,

I was definitely uncomfortable

the way he spoke to us,

but I was also uncomfortable

with the way he spoke to you.

- We got a lot of questions

about this, Denise.

Rachel from Santa Monica said,

"I had to rewind it

four times,

"and I still

couldn't quite hear

what Aaron said to Denise

about her hand."

Denise, what was

going on there?

I believe he said

he was gonna crush your hand--

- Yeah, he was gonna

crush my hand.

- Um...

- Baby, don't--

- We don't need to do this.

- Don't say a ----ing word.

- I did--'cause I didn't

even know that either,

and I played it for him,

and he said,

"I don't even

remember saying that.

"I don't know why

I would say that,

because I'm afraid of you."

- Why is he afraid of you,

by the way?

- No, it's in a joking way.

- Oh, okay.

Ladies, what was your reaction

when you saw that?

- Zero tolerance.

Zero.

- I didn't hear it on the show,

but I saw it on social media,

and that's when I was like,

"Oh, my God."

And I was, you know,

I was worried.

[dramatic music]

- Okay, let's leave it here.

We'll be right back.

Coming up next...

Denise, how do you think

Lisa Rinna has changed?

- I think I need to

eat something

before I answer this question.

[dramatic music]

I'm done.

- Did she walk off?

- [mouths word]

♪ ♪

- You know what I would love

more than anything?

Is to be able to put something

between my bum

and--and this chain mail.

- Do you think that'll help?

- Anything's gonna help,

because this...

It's, like--it's digging

and making holes in my tush.

Oh.

- Does that feel better?

- That is, like,

a game changer.

- Welcome back.

In Beverly Hills, glam is

not a fashion statement,

it's a competition.

Black rompers and ragamuffins

need not apply.

[upbeat music]

- I want to be able to

bring it out.

Hair, makeup, outfit,

the full nine yards.

Call me Coco, guys.

- [screams]

- This is what we call

Chanel mall cop casual.

- And, Erika, who are you

channeling tonight?

- I don't know.

Someone fierce, though.

Someone always has

something to say

about your fashion choice,

which is why you have to

entertain yourself.

- Dorit and Erika

were having a fashion show.

- How many glam we have

floating around this hotel?

- Too many.

- What do you care?

- So we're gonna make

a transformation for you.

- Oh, boy.

- We're turning you into this,

like, sex bomb.

Big hair, big makeup.

- Thank you, thank you.

- I like your hair.

- Thank you, Brandi.

Isn't it amazing?

- Unreal.

- Thank you.

- Does it say

"queen of love"?

- Just a protection.

- Is this couture?

- No, this is just Dolce.

This is just ready-to-wear.

This right here,

that's August Getty.

It's couture--I know.

It's amazing.

- Wow!

- I'm wearing

Alexis Mabille couture.

- That's cool.

- Well, I'm wearing

Dolce & Gabbana.

So we're gonna--

- You know what?

Your outfit costs a lot more

than mine, so...

- Probably.

- How much is this?

She said it's not important.

If you have to ask,

you can't afford it.

- Ooh.

Look at these.

- Go ahead,

why don't you put it on?

- That's so pretty.

- I mean...

- Sometimes I let my friends

wear crowns as well.

- [grunts]

Oh, God.

- A little bit more here.

Okay.

[laughter]

- God, these bitches, I swear.

[upbeat music]

- Wow, look at this.

- Hello?

- Hi. Sorry.

- [screams]

- What?

- Oh, my God!

[both screams]

- Really?

- [screams]

- What the--

- This never happens!

- My friends are here.

- That was truly spontaneous?

Three pink--I mean--

- 100%.

- That was really fun.

- We're all buying

from the same places. [laughs]

- Yeah, there's only

so many places to buy from,

and sooner or later,

you're gonna run into

the same sh--, you know?

It's just one of those things.

- I have a question for Sutton.

Do you know who Fenty is now?

- I love the sleeves.

- S who is that, by the way?

- Hell, yes.

And a new shoe collection

just came out yesterday.

I'm on top of things.

- [laughs]

- You got a lot of crap

for that, didn't you, Sutton?

- Jeez Louise, yes, I did.

Didn't want to leave my house.

- How much time

do you all spend

coming up with your

interview looks?

- A lot.

- Not a lot. [chuckles]

- I'm gonna say Erika

has storyboards

and all whole thing happening.

- We--we keep a deck that we

reference of things that we did

and things that we were

thinking about doing

and if they fit in,

the new ideas,

we'll try and put them in.

- Well, Yavir, our camera boss,

usually comes into my closet

and picks my outfit.

- Really?

For your confessionals?

- He really does.

I'm like,

"What color do you want?"

- Dorit, I really want to see

the other side of your head,

because it's actually

incredible.

You showed us

during the commercial break.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, let's do it.

- Let me see if you can see it.

Is this a good...

- Wow.

- That's gorgeous.

- Wow!

- Super cool.

Let's see it from the side.

- That's so beautiful.

- I'll try to do a 360.

- How heavy is it?

- Is it heavy?

- I know,

that's what I was thinking.

- It's not.

You know what was really,

really heavy,

was that long braid that I had

with the chains.

- Yeah.

- That's tough.

- That's because

Lisa Rinna and I

were hanging on the back of it.

- Yes!

- How fun was that?

- This is heavy.

- So heavy.

- Oh, my God.

- I know.

- I have to see this.

- [laughs]

- Don't take out--don't pull--

- No pulling, I'm touching.

- It's so funny.

- Yeah, that's a tough one.

- Kyle, you spent over $10,000

shopping in Rome.

What happened

to your probation?

- Well, thanks, by the way,

for putting that on blast

when my husband was

watching the show with me.

- That's, like, the worst thing

in the world for Kyle.

- Every time we

went to a store,

she lit up like

it was Christmas.

- We could be

in a little trinket store,

and she lights up.

- That is true.

I get just as excited about

home goods as I do about

shopping at Fendi in Rome.

- Fenty?

- Fendi in Rome.

Where we went shopping.

- God, help me.

- All right.

I want to switch gears.

Lisa Rinna and Denise,

you two have been friends

for over 20 years.

This year that friendship

was put to the ultimate test,

and if you're

handing out grades,

this one might get an F-U.

Watch this.

- Hello!

- Hello!

- Denise and I go back

so many different lifetimes.

I'm guessing 28 to 30 years

I've known you.

- That's crazy.

- Isn't it?

- "Starship Troopers"

was my big break.

And then I got "Wild Things"

four months before

that movie came out.

- So let me ask you a question.

How will you feel

when your girls see it?

- Well, I hope to God

they don't see it.

- They probably have

already seen it.

- They haven't seen it.

- They haven't?

- No.

- We've done films.

We have posed for "Playboy."

We have to ----ing own that,

is really what

I'm trying to say, Denise.

- I do.

- 'Cause you can't be

a hypocrite about it.

- I'm not being--

- You have to ----ing own it.

[dramatic music]

Denise, have you said things

about me to other people

that are negative?

- I have not.

- I'm hearing that you have.

If you have, please tell me.

- I would tell you.

But you knew last night--

Like, how did you let me go

through the whole day?

- There was no time.

- Pull me aside and say,

"Just a heads-up."

I'm starting to feel betrayed,

and I'm starting to feel like

maybe we're not as good

a friends as I thought we were.

- Denise, you have

chosen to sit here,

and you need to ----ing own it.

I'm tired of her not

wanting to be in the hot seat.

If you want to be here,

you're here.

If you don't want to be here,

then go.

♪ ♪

You know, if you're mad at me,

I respect that.

- I'm not m--I am hurt.

That's it.

- I don't want to hurt you.

[voice breaking]

I should have come to you.

I should have warned you, even

though you were on a plane.

I should've sent a text,

didn't,

and I think that's why

I feel really bad.

[sniffles]

'Cause you'd have warned me.

- I would've.

I would've told them...

- [sniffling]

- "Guys, don't go there."

It's definitely different

between her and I now.

It's gonna take a lot of time

for me to feel like

I can trust her.

- I think you two have issues

that she hasn't brought up.

I think she feels like--

Lisa Rinna, you're the bad guy

in this movie.

- Am I?

I'm sorry, I'm not gonna be

your scapegoat here, Denise.

- I'm not saying you are.

- What's going on here,

it's not my business.

- There is nothing going on.

Why don't you believe me?

- I don't know

exactly what I believe,

to be really honest with you.

♪ ♪

- All right.

Lisa Rinna and Denise,

you both have said

and you said it

several times on the show, that

the other person has changed.

You've known each other

for a long time.

Denise, how do you think

Lisa Rinna has changed?

- Um...

[tense music]

♪ ♪

I think I need to eat something

before I answer this question.

♪ ♪

- I'd like to know the answer.

- I'm done.

- Wait, hold on.

We're almost done, Denise.

We're almost done.

- Did she leave?

- She just left.

- Did she walk off?

- [mouths word]

♪ ♪

- Denise, how to you think

Lisa Rinna has changed?

- I think I need to

eat something

before I answer this question.

[tense music]

- I'd like to know the answer.

- I'm done.

- Wait, hold on.

We're almost done, Denise.

We're almost done.

- Did she leave?

- She just left.

- Did she walk off?

- [mouths word]

♪ ♪

- No, I'm done.

I have to go to work tomorrow.

I have 48 pages--

- We're almost done.

- Let me ask a question.

Denise, if you're so unhappy,

why don't you just go do

"The Bold and the Beautiful"

and stop doing this show?

- I'm not unhappy at all.

I don't like that a former

friend is behaving this way

and treating me like this,

but I'm not unhappy.

I've enjoyed the show.

I've enjoyed getting to know

all of these women.

- [laughs]

Okay, Denise.

- Denise, you've said that

Lisa was someone

that you could trust

and go to for advice.

How do you

feel about her now?

- I think Lisa has--is very

different on the show.

And she's turned on me.

- I don't turn on people.

It's not that I turned on you.

You haven't been open

and honest with me, I feel.

- Really?

- I feel.

- I'm an open book.

And you of all people

know that about me, really.

- Oh, well, I don't--

you know, all the things

that I've seen, Denise,

and all the times

that you've run--

- Run?

That's not cool.

There's a ----ing line.

I'm done. We're leaving.

- It's ridiculous.

- Find something else

to fight about, honestly.

- No.

- No, Denise, please don't go.

- No, it's--it's ridiculous.

- I'm gonna go.

I've said everything

I had to say.

I'm done.

- Rinna, Maya from Spokane

said that Denise was right

to be upset with you

for calling her a hypocrite

in front of everybody.

Why didn't you pull her aside?

- 'Cause we're making

a TV show

and we're talking

about the kids, and--

and--and, you know, I just

asked a question because Denise

has talked about hookers

on the show so many times.

- No, I said one hooker that

came for Thanksgiving,

that, by the way,

if it was my mother,

she would've

invited her in, too.

She was wearing sweats.

She didn't look like a hooker.

So shame on me

- So all I said was...

"Have you spoken to the kids

about the hookers?"

What's so wrong

with what I said?

- We keep saying

over and over again,

"Why don't you pull

each other aside?"

We're in a group, we're

traveling on a trip together,

we're gonna have these open

conversations in a group.

- She doesn't want to.

- Put your papers down,

and I just want to finish this.

I just want to finish this.

Lisa, what was

the turning point

that made you feel that

she was not being honest?

What was the moment?

- Well, God.

I mean, when you see

a year and a half

worth of text messages

and Denise has said, "I've only

seen Brandi three times"...

- That's true.

- I can't, like--

I mean, I'm--

- Can't reconcile

what you saw--

- I can't--

I can't reconcile it.

- Hey, Lisa.

- I can't reconcile it.

- No matter what happens,

moving forward,

remember those words.

- Why, are you

threatening me again?

- No, I'm not threatening you.

- Yeah, you are.

- You have told me

a lot of stuff about her.

So you need to remember this.

- So you--I--

Yeah, I don't like Brandi.

That is clear as a bell.

- Okay, does she know that?

- Yeah.

- Have you told her that?

- Of course Brandi knows

I don't like her.

- Okay.

- Of course she does.

I've been nice to Brandi lately

because she has come on to try

to tell her side of the story.

- You know what?

I've had so much stuff

said about my family.

My kids are at an age where

they can read and hear stuff.

If it was the other way around,

what would you do?

- I would've probably gotten on

the phone with Brandi and said,

"What the (BLEEP)

are you doing?

Stop it, you (BLEEP)."

- Oh, my--

- Even if she was

not a friend of yours

and you didn't work with her?

She wasn't a cast member.

If she was one of us,

yeah, I would've gotten

on the phone with her.

I barely know her.

- Yeah, barely--

- She wasn't

a regular cast member.

- Are you kidding me?

I mean, I just can't--

- Rinna.

- Yeah?

If you had to do it over again,

would you have given Denise

a heads-up

about Brandi's accusation?

- You know. I would've not had

Denise come on the show

if I were to do it over again.

- Oh, (BLEEP).

- How about that?

- [scoffs]

- Damn.

- In the final episode,

we saw you two have

kind of a tense conversation,

and then you agreed that,

you know,

maybe you could try to

work on it a little bit.

Did the stress

of the show airing

and social media

come in between that or...

- All I know is we haven't

spoken or texted

in about six months.

You know, I got back to when

she was friends

with Heather Locklear--

- I actually wasn't, Lisa,

and you know that.

To bring that up,

I mean, really?

She was friends

with my ex-husband, come on.

- Well, you calling me a bad

friend, I guess it's, like--

- Now you're grasping

at straws--really?

- Maybe.

Maybe.

- I don't understand

the Heather Locklear reference.

- Well, she's insinuating that

I'm such a bad friend,

and I think that--

- I'm not insinuating

you're a bad friend, Lisa.

- You are. You are.

- I am not.

- Can you clue me in about

the Heather Locklear thing?

I'm sorry I keep bringing it

up, but I'm kind of interested.

- You know. I mean--

- I don't.

- Lisa, that is no.

- Just Google it.

Just Google it.

Google it.

- Okay, all right.

Dorit, you've been friends

with Rinna.

You have a new friendship

with Denise.

You've been

a defender of Denise

through the last chunk

of the season.

Your thoughts?

- It really hurts me.

It hurts me, everything that's

happening right now,

because I have grown to have

a really great friendship

with Lisa Rinna--I adore her.

And...

I've grown to become

friends with Denise,

and I really respect her.

I don't like to

see them at it,

and I don't like to

think that, you know,

a 20-year friendship could

just be gone like that,

especially because

I care about them both.

So this is hard.

This is hard to, you know...

I just keep thinking to myself

that maybe, you know,

with a little time that--

and a few breaths,

they can have another

conversation and--

and find a way past it.

It hurts me.

It really does.

I care about them both.

- You know, Denise,

I think back to--

to Lisa texting me a few years

ago, saying, like,

"The time is right for Denise.

She's so great.

She's--everybody's

gonna love her on the show."

- So what's changed?

- She was so excited

about you coming on the show.

- So what's changed?

[melancholy music]

- I don't know.

Lisa?

♪ ♪

It's a 20-year friendship.

Where do you think

you go from here?

- I just don't know.

I don't know.

♪ ♪

- Okay,

I'm gonna leave it there,

and we are gonna come back

with our final moments.

♪ ♪

Coming up next...

Garcelle, what surprised you

the most

about being the newbie

on the block?

- That it wasn't scripted.

[laughs]

- Well, unfortunately,

we're gonna say

good-bye to Sutton.

Thank you, Sutton.

- I've had a blast.

It's been so fun.

Thank you so much

for having me.

- Thanks, Sutton.

- Praise Jesus, I get to go.

- Bye, Sutton.

- Ladies, this has been

an unforgettable way

to end a momentous season.

Denise, as you leave today,

what's going through your mind?

- [laughs]

You know, I came here today

also to resolve things

with the women,

and I feel like some

of the women

don't want to do that

and move forward.

And that was something

that I really wanted to do.

- Do you feel like you want to

be friends with this group?

- Some of them, yes.

[laughs]

- Garcelle, what surprised

you the most

about being the newbie

on the block?

- That it wasn't scripted.

[laughs]

I came in really open-hearted

and ready to play

and ready to make new friends.

So it's tough when, you know,

it doesn't always turn out,

but I'm sure we'll get to

a better place--I'm open.

- Teddi, was it

easier or harder

getting through all this

while pregnant?

- You feel like

you're the narrator

because every detail,

you remember,

because you're really present,

'cause you're not drinking

and you're not able to

kind of zone out, so...

In that way, it was harder,

but, you know,

good things came.

- Erika, what's one takeaway

you have from this season?

- You know, I had fun.

It was a great year for me.

I mean,

I had one of the all-time...

lifetime achievements

I'll ever have, you know,

"Chicago" and that journey, and

so I feel really good about it.

I hate it when there's

discord--I hate conflict.

Sh-- happens, and if they're

two people that are willing,

you can have a friendship.

- I will say this group

really is a testament to that,

because we've ended years

in a very bad way,

and it's amazing to see

the friendships

that have developed

over the years.

Rinna, what is one thing you

would change about this season?

- I wouldn't change anything.

I'm a truth teller,

and I go with my gut.

And if I feel something,

I feel it.

If I need to say it, I say it.

And it's not always easy,

and if I know you

for 20 years or 2 years,

I'm gonna tell you how I feel.

So there's nothing

I would change.

- Well, I mean,

I have to assume that

your relationship with Denise

is not where

you would like it to be.

- Well, of course not.

I mean--

and I'm very sad about that,

you know?

It's too bad that we are

where we are,

but I will say that, you know,

it's been six years since

I've been on the show now,

and I've been through it

with some people.

So I do know that Dorit and I

have been able to

move forward.

We really meant it,

and we really did it,

and I consider Dorit

a very dear friend.

And she did not have to

do that with me,

and she gave me a chance,

and I am grateful for that.

- Kyle, ten years,

ten reunions.

How do you think

this group moves forward?

- I think this group

moves forward

just by really being honest

and sitting down and maybe

some one-on-one conversations.

And if that means, "I'm hurt

that you did this to me,"

or, "I was going through this,

and I didn't want to

talk about this."

Whatever it may be,

just being honest.

Being open enough

to give that person a chance.

Like, with Garcelle and me,

I don't feel like

it's irreparable.

- No, I don't either.

- I think it's about not

knowing each other

and taking the time

to get to know each other,

and that means being

open and honest.

- I agree.

- Dorit, you were in the middle

of a lot of drama last season.

Any advice or thoughts?

- I've had issues

with a few of the women

in this group, big issues.

And now they are

very good friends of mine.

And I think that you can truly

move on from something,

really, as bad as it gets,

if both parties want to.

- All right.

Well, on that note, let's raise

a glass to season ten.

Teddi, it's your first time

in season ten

where you can drink.

- Oh!

- Dorit, who makes

your glass and ice cubes?

- [laughs]

- Baccarat.

- No, Kyle.

- Oh, Gucci.

- I have Gucci ice cubes

in a Gucci glass.

- I love it!

- On brand.

- Swear to God.

- You can't do it any better.

- Dorit, lead us in a toast.

- May the only pain

in your life be champagne.

- [laughs]

- Yas.

- That we can agree with.

- Especially during now.

- To moving forward...

- Absolutely.

- And healing.

Cheers.

- Cheers.

- I can't wait to

see you in person.

- You too.

- At least there's no L.A.

traffic waiting for anybody.

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click around bravotv.com.

Thanks, everybody.

Good night.

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