Bros & Shows - Finale Vibes, Not the Finale (RHOBH Full Recap)

Episode Date: April 14, 2026

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Oh boy, I was excited watching this because I was getting a hint. I was getting a feeling. You know what I'm saying? You probably know where I'm going with this. And then sure enough, to be continued. And all of my hopes came crashing down. Those three words have enough weight to ruin whatever watching experience that you're doing. I mean, you could be in the middle of an iconic fight in a scripted TV show on a good housewife show.

And you see the two be continued. you're like, God damn, I have to wait another week to watch this. This is not that. This is truly not that. This is why? Why are we continuing? Let's just leave. Have we ever left an entire season of Housewives on a cliffhanger to address it at the reunion?

Because I think they should do that. I can't believe we still have another month of this show, a full month. As there's a drive in a deep left field by Castellanos. Oh man, it's 8 o'clock. And so that'll make it a... I don't need the spotlight. I shine just fine. Hi, I'm Karma.

And yes, I am a bitch. Brov Bros. Good evening, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Brov Bros. Your favorite podcast from The Bros. For everybody, for whoever wants to listen, I'm your co-host, Steele Russell, joined as always by To Be Continued Magouter.

What's up, dude? The Beverly Hills bullshit has officially hit the fan. They are throwing everything, including the kitchen sink, this episode was, I don't know, dude. Like, I think we talked about it before we started recording. The episode itself, in itself, was not bad. It was fine.

But it's, it's just been getting to this point all season. We were hoping that we could just speed run to the end after the Italy trip. Now, now we still have some quote unquote unfinished business. And by the way, we're just going to morph into teams. And that's how we're going to be like, I just can't deal with it. I got so excited last week. I should have not, I think I saw one tweet and it was from a creator who's not really even a creator. It's just somebody who's funny on Twitter saying, thank God, this is the last week of Beverly Hills.

And I took that and ram with it. I was taking any good news in any way, any sort of shape or form that it decided to come to me. I was like, hell yeah, we're done with Beverly Hills. Unfortunately, we definitely have a three-part reunion, not sure what they're going to talk about in any of those three parts. But I was holding out hope that this was the season finale. I was holding out hope that last week was the season finale when they started. playing that music. Neither were true. We still have another week. The Groundhog has not seen his shadow and we are screwed. Yeah, Puncta Tani Phil is not doing his job or his equivalent

in Housewives or Bravo. But yeah, I had the same exact inkling during this episode. I was like, okay, because I'm paying attention to storylines, how they're winding down. We're getting a lot of scenes. It's almost like they added an episode or something because when Sutton was talking she's talking about dropping her son off at school. The way the music was going, the way that she was speaking, I was like, oh, this is her end of the season wrap up. That's got to be. Nope.

No, that wasn't even the end of the episode. No. So, oh, let me do this first. If you don't like hate watches, go ahead and stop listening right now. Okay. We tried to be positive. It didn't work. This is a full-blown hate watch.

So if that's not your cup of tea, that's okay. We still love you. But you've been fair. warned. Yeah. We might have to do another warning because it's, again, not a bad episode. It's a complete whatever, throw it out episode. The idea that you just spawned really bothers me, though.

And I kind of hate you now because you just implied, you implied that they added an episode. What do you mean? Well, I mean, why? Last week, it felt like the wind down, right? Remember that? I think it was the end of the episode. Yeah.

It felt like the wind of the episode. That's right. Yeah. And then Sutton, when she was talking, it felt like the wind down. There was multiple wind downs in this episode. So that makes me think. And plus, wouldn't it be a perfect finale to end at Doread's book thing, which we're going to be at next week as well. But I just figured that was it at her. I guess it's a photo launch, not a book launch, but that's what I thought. And yet here we are with a TBC. I wish that there was like a way you could edit TV and just put a Y under that. TB continued. Why?

Question mark. Let's project what next week's episode's even going to be. It's going to be the, I guess the full conversation with Sutton and Erica. Yeah. You got to be kidding me if you think that, if you think that Kyle's not going to show up to, I kind of expected her to show up in this episode like, uh-oh, Erica's here. Uh-oh, Kyle's here. We didn't plan it. She's not going. That's right. He's not going either.

So I'm expecting, I'm expecting Kyle to pop into that conversation or the two of them to FaceTime Kyle, which, look, I mean, if it's just Erica and Sutton sitting down talking about it, I do still weirdly trust Erica out of the three of them. The other two, I mean, it's just basically Kyle has her reasons that we've talked about the entire damn season. Sutton is just going along with what Kyle's doing. Eric's reasons. Erica's issue is separate.

They're aligned because of one person, but Eric's issues are separate. So I do want to hear what she has to say about the whole situation. And the fact that she ended up going over to Sutton's is very interesting to me. I don't think it's going to be very entertaining or interesting when I watch it. But the idea is kind of interesting. But I guess the whole next episode is going to be the two of them talking, bringing Kyle in in some way to talk about the situation with Doreet, then going back to the photo launch and talking to all of them about how Eric is not there.

And then we're going to have one scene. I don't know if they're even going to be together. Like it just seems clunky and just doesn't make any sense to me. Like why why not just cut half of the fluff from last episode, episode, half of the fluff from this one, and just do it all and just get it over with. I don't know what they're thinking. They're trying to take advantage of the TiVo numbers. If we put more episodes out, people will automatically download these to their TiVo.

Is TiVo even a thing anymore? I hope. I mean, I'm sure it's a thing. I saw like recently PlayStation 2 just shut down their network and that's been out for 20 years. So I think TiVo's probably still got something going on. Do you remember when you click the buttons and make a fun sound? Do do do. Yeah.

Yeah. It was fantastic. Yeah. great piece of technology. Good times, Tebow. But I think that that's probably next week, everything you just said. And what you said perfectly describes the season. It's clunky and it doesn't make sense.

And I don't know what happened during filming or editing. But when they looked at everything they had and this is the product that we're getting, I don't know, do we blame Jeremiah? Do we blame Jermaine? Or do we blame the cast? or is this an entire just shit show top to bottom from production to the cast and to everything in between? I don't know. It's sort of like an MLM almost where it starts at the bottom and those are the people that are getting screwed over the most.

And that's probably just like the everyday production assistants that have to go through with all of this and they have to keep going. Then it moves up to the people who are doing confessionals that are like, I guess this is the storyline that the upper management really wants us to do. And then at the top of the pyramid, you've got Kyle. That's pretty much how I envision it. Yeah, you got Kyle there and Jermaine Jeremiah is ever so slightly below Kyle, but he is below Kyle. And this is what we get. And it's a shame.

We don't have to do this whole thing again. We do this every week. It's just, it's very disheartening when we turn this show on. I have a glimmer of hope. An ever so slight sliver. It makes it so much worse when we pair this up with doing a Rhode Island. recap we're going to do right after this like what a fantastic housewife show road island has

become in three episodes and yes i understand you know beverly hills was iconic for a very long time it just hasn't even been remotely watchable for like six years so the fact that we have that sort of dichotomy of oh we got to talk about beverly hills this is going to be fun do we make it a short episode because we really have nothing to say or do we just kind of rant and rave about all the things that we hate on the show and then it turns into an hour long episode and then we have Rhode Island where we're like, we don't have enough time to talk about this. We're trying to push all this together and we're still at like an hour and 10 minutes. So I don't know.

It's just it hurts that much more when you see what other Housewife franchises can do. And even the shows that have been around for a long time, like Atlanta, I haven't watched the second episode yet, but we'll get to that tomorrow. Atlanta, that first episode was awesome. And it felt like such a return to form for them. And you just see Beverly Hills and you can't even see a path. Like we talked about that with Atlanta last year. It was a little messy. There's things going on.

Obviously, you know, all the situations that went down during the season didn't help out. But we knew that there was a path to get back to a good show. Beverly Hills, I don't know anybody that can sit there and actually give me an informed decision of here's what you have to do with Beverly Hills and move forward unless it involves. You have to move on from Kyle and do a full overhaul. I mean, I think that's the only way. And I think until that happens, there's not even a way to look at it and figure out a different roadmap. because all roads lead to Kyle. So with her still present,

every future rendition of this show, I can't think of it any differently than with Kyle in the picture. I think this show can work without Kyle. I think you keep Erica. Doreet did fine this season. Sutton, I don't know, maybe. Beau stays, Rachel stays.

And then you build from there. Start with them and then add a friend of. Yeah, and if that sucks, If it really just sucks, then they have no aim, then pause it and figure out what you're going to do. I mean, I think they should pause it regardless. But they, again, they won't. We talk about this every week. The viewership is still so much higher than other shows that really deserve it.

Rhode Island is doing very well, very early on. And I'm really happy about that. But Beverly Hills will just, it's untouchable. And as long as those viewers are still watching and tuning in every week or or downloading it and streaming it every single week, it doesn't really matter. Oh, yeah, yeah. it is disheartening to say the least. And last thing I'll say, just to kind of reiterate your point, when we're watching a Rhode Island and talking about a Rhode Island and Atlanta's

premiere and then this, it's just such a drastically different level of problem. And I think that will always kind of grind my gears more than other shows with Beverly Hills because it should be better. We deserve better as an audience than for them. to keep rolling out the same exact thing every year. If you even look at the fights, the fights are relatively the same every year. It's Kyle versus Doreet,

then a couple of other little scuffles here and there, and then that's the season. So whatever, let's jump in because we could sit here and do this for another 30 minutes. And we're still at Rachel's party, and you do get to see Doreet standing on one side of the room or the backyard, and you look over,

and it is interesting. I'm not saying that everyone's full-blown team Kyle. I more felt when they were at the table and everything went off in Italy that it was kind of lying by omission type thing where the rest of the group wasn't really guilty, but they weren't helping. But I didn't think that they were fully team Kyle. When you see them all taking the pictures together and all that stuff, you start to get a different vibe to where it's like, maybe. I guess. Yeah. I don't, I don't even know where to begin with it because this is all just

what we expected. And it's all just all of the things and hopes and dreams that we had all season of, well, you know, maybe by the end of the season, we'll have a situation and we know that eventually push is going to come to shove with Doreet and Kyle. It'll work out into teams. And Doreet's going to have a good, a good base at least, because I think Bose can, if you look at her like, who's the person in the in the House of Representatives that whips the vote? That's kind of like what Bose, what I thought Bose was going to be, was going to be talking sense into other people like, how are we supposed? reporting Kyle. I don't really get that. But it doesn't matter. At the end of the day, they will always come crawling back to her. Why, though? Do you think it's because she has that much power on the show? Yeah. Yes. I do too. Like, I think they're genuinely scared of

losing their jobs because of Kyle. And that's all it is. Well, Kyle and Sutton are talking. And they're trying to figure out what the next step is with Derreet. What are we going to do? and they're hammering home the same notes. Threat's on a war path, path of destruction. We argued and that night was the worst, this, that, the other. It's interesting to hear how Kyle talks about the situation versus Erica talking about it later. Because the way that Kyle says it is she tossed out a friendship from me and from Erica. Big words, right?

Literally, she's done with us is how she says it. Erica later, she's going, she's overwhelmed, she's got a lot going on, I'm giving her some space. That's a friend, okay? Kyle, you don't like her. So you frame it the complete opposite direction, which just tells me you never had good intentions with this whole thing. I don't think you've ever been friends with Doreen. I think it was circumstantial on the show. You guys got along for a while because you were filming together, P.K.

Mo got along. So it was easy. I don't think she's ever been fully in a lot. that friendship. No, she absolutely hasn't. And you could say that about everybody on the show, unfortunately. I think Eric is probably the closest, but there is probably some sort of fear factor in there or something along those lines. I don't really know because Eric is just way more of a real person that you actually understand where she's coming from. You always know what her feelings are on a situation. So I think that there's a way that we can look at Kyle and Erica and say, yeah,

that friendship actually makes a lot of sense to me. It seems like you guys have real conversations. but when you look into everything else that Kyle does, when she's talking to Sutton, I mean, it's embarrassing to watch Sutton just kind of ride on, ride her coattails and just try to like see how far she can get up her ass to like try to make sure that she's in a good situation for the show or in friendship.

I don't even know which one it is anymore. But with, I don't know, like with the DRET thing, like yeah, it's never been clearer to me. It's never been clearer to me. And when Kyle sits there and she's saying and she's lumping Erica in with herself, it confirms what we said last. week. During that dinner table at Italy, she was giddy that Erica was having issues of

Doreet. She was giddy that Doreet left both her and Erica to get a lot of. Did you see that clip real quick? When things are going wrong with Doreet at the dinner table, it cuts to Kyle and she's smirking. When Souton and Doreet are going after each other, she's smirking. It's not even because she can see, and Dorete wasn't even really spiraling at the time. I mean, you could say that she was when she was talking to Kathy afterwards. It was more just because she realizes, oh, cool, Derreet's going to push everybody away. And that means they're going to be on my side so I can keep doing what I've been doing all season, which is talking to other people about Derit's problems and then bringing it up to Doreet and saying,

oh, all these other people are talking. It's not just me. That's all she ever wants. So when she sees that sort of that break between Doreet and Erica, she's like, oh, cool, Eric is on my team as well. Like she doesn't even think about it. She doesn't think that Erica's problems with Doreet might be different. It doesn't matter.

She's got beef with Doreet right now, which means she's on my team. So now I control all the numbers. I control the show. once again, and I don't really care what she does, because when it comes reunion time, I'm going to have all these people on my side and I'm barely going to have to talk. That's what she does every year. And I don't understand, again, the people that watch this and enjoy it, I don't understand why they enjoy that.

Why do you enjoy watching Kyle do that? It doesn't make any sense to me. I don't either. It's not fun. It's not new. It's something we've seen year and year out. I would love to see a season where we get a faction go against Kyle and really hold her feet to the fire and see what that looks like.

That's the only way I can see Kyle on. the show and the show being successful is if we flip the script and then she's under the microscope. But I don't think that's going to happen. There's just no world in where she allows that to happen, which is crazy because in other shows, like we allude to people calling the shots or influencing the show. But on Beverly Hills, I really truly believe that she does have that much control. And I think that that's a recipe for disaster as we're currently seeing. Yeah, ever since LVP left, it's just been solidified.

I mean, the only thing I can think of in my brain is if you could somehow get Rina and Denise Richards on the same page, and Kyle still has some issues with everybody, maybe those two can be enough of a force where at least it's going to cause her some aggravation. But that's the best I can come up with. And that's just aggravation. That's not even a full-fledged go after her. I think the one way it could work is if Erica leads the charge. If somehow Erica gets activated and goes after Kyle, that would work. But I don't ever see that happening.

But with who? It would matter with who. Yeah. Unfortunately, Eric is not enough. No, Doreet's not enough either. I don't know. I just don't see a world in which that works. Kathy.

Look, I mean, that might happen because Kyle is suing Kim right now and getting her out of her condo, which is wild behavior for a sister. And we've seen that type of behavior before with these sisters. but maybe that'll ruffle some feathers and Kathy will get pissed off. I don't think so at all. But in the perfect world, she could get a little pissed off. And then maybe you get Erica and Kathy. That could work.

Oh, crazy situation. But Erica and Bose are talking. And Bose is asking, have you talked to Doreet? And this is the scene I was talking about. Again, earlier, Kyle, she threw the friendships away, blah, blah, blah. Erica, I'm going to give her some space. She's a good friend. She's overwhelmed.

And that's okay. We're going to take a moment because I need to assess this relationship. Is it worth salvaging? Which is a valid thing to say. You can look at the whole thing, but she's doing it from the lens of, we have always been close. I'm not shutting the door. I just need to take a deep breath.

I'm not sure if we still align the same way. People change. We have to reimagine our friendship a little bit. I don't know. But that's how friends talk versus Kyle, who's trying to make it an issue immediately. So I appreciate Erica having that. that stance. But Doreet joins, Tilly joins, Erica waves Kyle over, now everybody's over there.

And they're talking about Italy, obviously. And while they're sitting there talking, Sutton to Doreet, goes, have you asked the banana? Have you talked to Kyle? And she's like, yeah, you know, we need a conversation. And she's very calm saying this. And that's important. Okay.

We need to have a conversation, but it's been a wacky week, you know, Phoenix. is a tough week at school. I'm just not really in the place right now to do that. But acknowledging that, yeah, we need to have a conversation. I think that's good. Yeah, go on. Yeah, no, it's just like that's a very calm response. It seemed reasonable.

She didn't seem activated or anything like that. She says, I would like to have it when I have my head more in a nicer place. Sutton. I think it would be nice to just say, I'm sorry I didn't talk to you this week, implying that Doreet should have called Kyle. And now because she didn't call Kyle, she needs to apologize to Kyle. What?

What? This is the type of bullshit that we were expecting. This is the type of bullshit that we were hoping was never going to pop back up again because we thought that maybe Sutton was carving out a different spot in this cast for herself and she was going to be able to be a middleman and she wasn't going to get involved. The second that she started showing an interest in Amanda

after calling her a crybaby at her own house, we should have known. We should have known that this is exactly what was going to happen. And this is the Sutton of old. This is the Kyle and Sutton of old. Kyle doesn't give a shit about Sutton's friendship. She never has. We've watched that unfold 15 different times.

And yet, this woman is still pining for friendship with Kyle by going to Derreet. Who, yeah, I mean, the confessional was a little weird. I don't really feel the same way that Dorit does, which is like, Sutton and I were rebuilding our friendship. We were working on, you guys weren't working on shit. You guys were never going to be friends. But they both say that, which is funny. It is very funny.

Yeah, it is very funny to watch that, but like, we were watching that. The second that Sutton even showed some sort of soft feelings towards Amanda, that was over. We all saw it. Derreth saw it immediately. That was never going to happen. It was already in a precarious position. All you guys did was say a couple niceties to each other early in the season and you're both like, wow, maybe we could work on a friendship here.

Nobody believed it at the time. Nobody believes it now. So when you're going to your confessionals separately and talking about how this could be a big pivot in your friendship or potential friendship. I don't believe you. I just don't believe you guys. We're never going to be friends. Just call it what it is.

And that's okay. We always call that out too. I don't care if you guys are friends. I want you guys to understand what's going on in each other's lives because it makes the drama a little bit more meaningful. But I don't give a shit if you guys are actually friends. You're very different people. I think that Eric and Sutton are a little bit closer.

They might actually become friends in a couple different ways. But three and Sutton, we're never going to be friends. So this whole conversation was wild to me because it's exactly what we expected and didn't want from Sutton. Doreet responded correctly. Like I thought so. This is bullshit. This is absolute bullshit. I have no time for this.

I'm going to be a little snarky and a little bit. She's never really overly mean unless she has to be. But she was a little snarky to Sutton. Like, no, I don't care. And then Sutton's feelings get hurt because in the middle of all of that when Rachel comes over, she thought, wow, we're having a good conversation. We're talking about the kids going back to school. and how Derreet feels a little sensitive about that and what she's going to be doing moving forward.

And then Rachel comes over and it's like I'm not even there. I feel so upset. I'm like, Sutton, please. You just told her that she should call Kyle and say, I'm sorry for not calling you this week? In what world? I don't know. In one absolute fucking world. We watched Derreet walk away in Italy.

We did not watch Derreet come back and start talking to Kyle again. They haven't talked. That's how this works. So you telling her that she needs to call Kyle when Kyle was the one who was confirmed. fronting her at the table and saying everybody at this table has questions about you and it feels the same way why why just like read the fucking room like it this is it just this is the shit that always irritates me with beverly hills i agree and we saw it coming a mile away like you said we held out a glimmer of hope maybe she's making adjustment this season maybe she's a little

different who knows time will tell you saw the shoe start to drop and you're like oh shit she's doing the same thing and now it's times a million because this premise doesn't make any sense that she's trying to sell to Doreet. I'm like that. Why would she apologize to her for starters? After that, she was immediately snarky with you because you said apologize to Kyle. So she got short. And then you started talking about your kids when Rachel came over.

So the conversation, it wasn't like in a good place when you started talking about missing your kids. It was already contentious. Derreet's irritated with you. She's not going to sit there and do this bullshit because she's, over it. And I saw in our comments some people like, you know, Doreet, sympathizers, blah, blah, blah. Not really.

This just seems very cut and dry to me. Like, I get why she's irritated. Yeah, I don't even know what to make that one. I know. Doret just fucking cooler than them. I don't know what you want from us. She seems like a relatively normal person. Yes, she's very quirky and weird. And she says things like bubbleish to, you know, the people that she loves. Whatever. I don't

care. She ripped a heater on camera. She will always be a fan favorite for me personally. And she's also the only person who seemed normal in this situation that actually reads the room and realizes what's going on. She's going through shit. Kyle went through shit and refused to talk about anything. Derreet going through shit wants to talk about it, but it's getting spun into a weird narrative so that Kyle can say that she's being a bad friend. It doesn't make any fucking sense. Anybody who's out there that is saying that we're to Reed sympathizers, look at yourself in the mirror because that's fucking ridiculous.

us. Derreet is being a normal fucking person. What would you do in this situation? Would you go kiss up to Kyle and be like, please, please, Mommy, Kyle, help me out. You need to tell me your ways. Do I need to go on a music video and kiss a girl? Oh, I don't know what to do. Like, fuck off. I don't want to deal with it.

Well said. And to the point where Sutton is leaving the party because Derreet was so mean and condescending. That's crazy work. I know. It's a loser behavior. everybody's fucking doing losing behavior on the show.

I agree. There's no cool people on this entire show. But Sutton goes to try to talk to Doreet one more time. I will give her this. Doreet could have been a little bit more open

to the idea. Because I think that Doret, when she gets going, then she starts to feel kind of tough. And then she just pushes it to a whole different level. Because Sutton going over there, she immediately is like,

Oh, that's annoying to go talk to her. And then Sutton tells her, like, you hurt my feelings. That's when the breakdown happened from Doreet. It's like, well, here's what happened. You gave me your opinion on what you want me to do with Kyle. I don't want to do that. And then Rachel came over there to talk to me. And I don't want to talk to you.

I'm sorry your feelings were hurt. Well, are you really sorry? What do you want from this? No. I think I'm not. I'm, again, maybe I am as Jaree sympathizer because I'm going to defend her. that is fucking annoying. She just told you that you need to call Kyle to apologize and say,

hey, I should have talked to you this week. You see her coming back over again. I would have the exact same reaction. Oh, are you fucking kidding me? She's coming back for more? I thought we were done with this. All right.

Let's have a conversation. I'm going to be as blunt as possible. This is how I feel. Boom, boom, boom, boom. If that's how you feel, whatever. I understand if you want to look at it from a different direction and be like, because Dorete does this. She's at Rachel's house.

It's Rachel's party. she feels like she's a little closer to Rachel. Rachel understands what she's going through. It's a bit of a power trip. She feels like she has a little bit more power in this situation than she would in a neutral site. Fine, I get that.

But aside from that, you've got me completely lost because if she's coming back for more, I'm doing the same shit. I'm rolling my eyes. I don't want to do this, but there's a TV show. So I'm just going to put it as plain as possible so she understands. And by the way,

Sutton, take your own advice. Don't be such a cry baby. What are we doing here? I don't know. I don't know why she's so affected by this. Doreet's behavior is no different than it's been over the past couple of weeks. I don't know what Sutton thought changed, but nothing's changed.

And there is no resolve amongst the group because Kyle needs to reach out to Doreet and apologize for being a bad friend. The interesting thing is Kyle's defense every single time. She always refers to, I've been such a good friend. And that's the problem. If you think that's what being a good friend looks like, then you must be a horrible friend to everybody. Because even if you're calling us to read sympathizers, you cannot tell me that Kyle has been a great friend to Doreet,

especially the last three seasons. She's not. She's talking behind her back. She's talking to P.K., texting her ex while they're going through a fucking divorce, and gaslighting Doreet, like she's the problem. You're literally having conversations in front of people. When Doreet's like, you know, P.K's doing this or that.

Well, we don't really know what he's up to. What? What are you what? In what world? Why are I doing that? Even if we just focus on this season, Kyle says that she's talking to other people out of a place of concern. She's just talking shit.

That's all she's doing. She is talking shit on Doreet behind her back. She's talking shit about her behavior behind her back and using it under the guise of, well, if it gets brought up in the public setting, I get to say, I'm just concerned because I care about. I care about you. No, you don't. You were fucking giddy.

You were laughing about telling other people like Bose, like Rachel, that she spent so much money. And instead of, again, and we're probably not going to talk about the fact that she's suing her own sister to get her out of the fucking condo, her sister who has problems. We're not going to talk about that. We're going to talk about how she feels like Derreet is having erratic behavior because she's spending $4,000 at a shop in the Hamptons and she's late to a plane. That's what we're going to do.

This is why we get fed up with this show, because we don't talk. when it comes to Kyle and Kyle actually does, again, have a lot of real shit going on. Let's talk about the divorce with Mo or the separation with Mo. Let's talk about how that makes you feel. No, absolutely not. Let's talk about your sisters. That seems to be a soft spot. That might be something real that people can relate to when we talk.

No, I'm not going to talk about that. Ooh, let's talk about Doreet. Let's talk about Doreet spending a little bit of money in a shop. Boom. It's just boring. It doesn't make sense. Especially when we went through that like four episode grace period where we're like, Like, oh, it's not as bad as it normally is.

Kyle was opening up about more things. That's when we went to go see her house when she did the tour with Amanda of her old home. It was nice. She was talking about her feelings, talking about where she's currently at. She was talking to Mo. Like, those scenes were nice. And then I don't know if she felt too vulnerable. I'm sharing too much.

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Does that happen when you go through a divorce? I don't know. I haven't gone through one, so I'm not really sure. But I think that might happen when you go through a divorce. I'm just spitball on here. I'm just throwing shit at the wall. See what sticks. You don't have any idea about your finances because P.K.

Will not show them to you. You have two kids. You're trying to figure this whole thing out. So yeah, I'm sure your behavior changed. a little bit. And mom is like, well, yeah, after your father died, I was pretty upset, which, you know, P.K is not dead, but I get, I get where she's coming from. And mom goes, that may be where she is right now. She's not in touch with how she's coming off to other people. Boom. Yes, agreed. You haven't even been here and you know what's going on. That's exactly what's happening.

But Sutton, I can tell she got irritated. That's not the answer she wanted because she just sidesteps goes, yeah, well, she really hurt my feelings. Are your feelings that shallow? Boom. Fucking keep going. What's your name, Reba? Yeah, Reba. Reba was talking a whole lot of sense.

Talking a whole lot of sense. She's like, she didn't ask me about my kids. You brought them up at a weird moment. I just, I don't know, but Reba, Reba nailed it. I was very proud of Reba in that moment because I felt like she was speaking for the audience. Reba should be at the reunion just to like stop all the bullshit.

I feel like we're going to have to do like a restaffing when it comes to that reunion. Because I saw the seating chart today. It was in one ear out the other. What is it? What's the comparison of in one ear out the other, but when you see something, would it be in one eye out the other? No, that doesn't make any sense. It's got to be something for that, right?

You would think. There's got to be an equivalent for that one. I'm not going to look it up. I'm just going to try to spitball and just figure something out for myself, because that's more fun than talking about Beverly Hills. That's for sure. Yeah, we can figure something out with that one. In my eyes out my butt.

Yeah, there you go. That works. There we go. Cool. It had one hole out there. Oh, boy. Well, Sutton is not sure that she's going to this launch party. She tells Mom, I don't really think I want to go.

And I agree. I think that's not a great move. Mom said if you don't want to go, don't go. But I think that it's going to cause more problems than anything. I will say this about the scene, though, to be nice for a second. It is nice to see the rapport that they currently have. It's been kind of a journey for something to get there. They do seem to genuinely enjoy talking to each other.

Rivas seems a lot more nice and a lot more open. So that I will give them credit for as she's trying to navigate the empty nester thing. Like all that stuff's valid. Okay. And I just wanted to give them props because it did seem like they're in a good place and that's been a rocky road yeah and hopefully some of that transfers over to sutton because reba can be a cold heart a bitch what she wants to be and i think some of that needs to transfer to sutton because i i don't know what this is i can never really make heads or tails

of what her behavior is i think i understand who she is especially when kiles in the picture but she needs to have a little bit more reba in her a little bit more because she'll get more confidence and she'll be able to stand it on her own. Like the only reason you're not going is because Kyle's not going. Like just say it. I don't care. I just don't care anymore. Doing it like this and acting like this and like pulling the wool over our eyes and be like, oh, I'm not going because I've got problems no. Like it's a show. You're supposed to go to these events unless there's a huge issue. You should go to these events. Now, Erica, on the other hand, it's a different situation. If she doesn't go, it's a big problem. She understands the ramifications of that. And she knows that she's going to have to

talk to Dorete, which we'll see in the next episode, I'm sure. But for you, Sutton, like, it's such a non-issue. All you're doing is just standing up for Kyle for whatever reason. When Kyle's in a position of power and she's always in a position of power, she doesn't need anybody to stand up for her. And yet you always do this. Be your own woman. Go do your thing.

You could actually have a good moment on this show. And yeah, maybe we would roll our eyes and we wouldn't really care about the storyline because we're over this season. But if you went to this, I guarantee you, Doret would pull you aside and say, look, I know you and I have our issues and we had our issues at Rachel's party the other night, but I appreciate you coming out. And if you want to have a conversation, we can do that at the end of this party or we can do it right now if you want to.

That's it. And Doreet will hear you out and it'll be fine. Instead, you're just going to deprive yourself of that. You're going to deprive the show of that all for what? Because Kyle's not going and you feel uncomfortable. Take your own advice. Stop being such a fucking cry, baby. It's so boring.

And the adverse of that is if you do go to the party and Dorete is an asshole, now you're in a position of power. Hey, I tried. You know, it's so short-sighted, and it's simply to buddy up with Kyle again. And we were so close, I thought, to her standing on her own. And it just plummeted from there. But let's get to Rachel and Erica, and obviously they're talking about Doreet. And this is how this should be discussed.

Okay, like this is how every conversation with Kyle and Erica should have gone. because Rachel on one hand is like, look, I don't know about the spending thing. I don't really see anything there. We all spend a lot of money. It didn't seem to the point where it was erratic spending. As far as being late, like, yeah, I get that one, but that's because it's rude. And she's always been late. So I'll talk to her about that one.

But when you wrap everything up together, it's like, this isn't screaming crisis right now. And Erica echoes the same thing. She feels the exact same. The only difference is Rachel's like, I'm going to try to get closer to or try to open up and see because she does need a friend right now. And I am concerned. So I want to make sure she's okay. Great. Erica, I should probably go to that party.

I should go to that party. Shouldn't I should reach out to her. And then if I don't go, it's going to be a big deal. Great. Guys, this is good stuff because it's so much more simple than we're making it out to be with when Kyle's talking. It's not this drastic thing. And yet every time it's discussed with certain people, it turns into World War III. Yeah.

I'll never really understand that part of it either. But like, I don't know. I mean, I fully support Erica. I absolutely do it. And again, I support Rachel too, because I do think that like when she has the option and the opportunity to do so, she does have a voice of reason. She just, she's still feeling it out. And I do think that, I mean, I get a little annoyed as, actually we'll talk about at the end with,

I'll do a whole reading of the new girlfriend of her ex. That's very interesting. But I do think she's in a weird part in her, a weird time in her life. And I do think it does coincide with her being on the show. And I think that's why things are going sideways. But I do think that we'll get a better version of her moving forward because I do see bits and pieces here and there.

Now, again, there's a huge black cloud over this entire show. And that's Kyle Richards. Will Rachel be able to actually flourish? I don't know. But I do see some things that I like. And if she can get into the right crew and she can have the right friends like Erica, like Derrick,

then she'll be fine. I mean, throw Bose in there too, but Bose can get along with anybody as long as they're a normal person. So I do like what I've been seeing from Rachel. And again, Erica, this is the only, like, this is the only compelling thing that we have going on right now.

So I'm happy to see that she's not squandering it. No, I agree. I agree. And I think you're right. I think if somehow we're able to get Rachel at the helm, right? Let's just play devil's advocate for a second. Kyle's gone. Rachel's the centerpiece of this show.

You've got Erica and Derreet. You got Bose. And then you start to fill in some pieces. Tilly, keep her around, which if you have to keep her, you might have to keep Sutton. But at that point, if Sutton doesn't have Garcel,

if Sutton doesn't have Kyle, she will be forced to stand on her own two feet or buddy up to an Erica or a Rachel. And I think Sutton being buddy, buddy with Erica or Rachel is much more enjoyable than Sutton being buddy, buddy with Kyle. I don't know. I'm done with Sutton. I think she's a nice woman.

I think that she is going to be fine in life, but she's fucking boring. I just don't care anymore. I mean, I could say that about a lot of them, but she is at the top of my list right now for most boring. I mean, even Amanda's more interesting than Sutton is right now. At least Amanda hasn't done much the last couple episodes. I know. Although she did have another scene with her husband. I know.

We're going to talk about that in a minute. But we've been seeing this teased all season. Bose and Layel are going on a quote-unquote mommy daughter date, you know, just girls night out. They get to the restaurant. And surprise, everyone is in the private room in the back. You got Keely standing there with flowers.

And Bose realizes what it is. I was watching Leyal like a hawk to try to see what her reactions were, to see if I could get. I guess that sounds weird. just meant no no i didn't mean like that it's a little weird like oh that she looks this is no nope no still still you you're still okay me it's me okay that's fine i get it no it's this is like we and we talk about it all the time sometimes we don't know where the line is when we're watching these shows and we're looking at these things we don't know and we want to judge on what's going on they're getting

married like they love each other it's okay no i was gonna stay you don't need to watch her to see if she approves. I think that's crossed a lot. You're laughing at me. I guarantee you everybody that's listening, or at least a lot of people are doing the same exact thing. That's fine. I think they're weird too. Coming from you, that doesn't mean much. But I didn't see any glaring red flags. I didn't see her like anything like that. So I think that she's cool with it. And I think Boes is happy. So like that was the sum of all of it, by the way, until you, decided to get the giggles over there is just that it does seem like what i can't fucking laugh about anything in this show no you can't you must be miserable no you have to be miserable the whole

time we recap it wipe that smile off your face oh god that's fair no can we get to a man that her husband yes we can because they're getting hitched they seem happy and uh that's all that matters now we get a quick scene with kyle and she's talking about duret once again and the book thing and she's she's saying she's not going to go because they're not speaking. I'm going to text her and let her know I'm not going, which also feels weird because we're not talking, but whatever. And then we get the Kyle defense,

which we're always going to get. I have always stood up for Doreet and defended Doreet. And we get a little montage of her being a good friend, of the only scenes available. Like they had a role. They had a B roll ready to go of Kyle being a good friend of Doreet. Fuck off. Like,

do not do that. And again, 75% of the audience because they have like 500,000 people watching every episode or whatever the hell of the number is. They're like, wow, yeah, Doreet's a real asshole. Kyle's been there every step of the way. Just look at this footage. No, no. Like, don't do that.

Use your own. Show the other side of it. Now that you showed that clip, now show us the clips of Kyle being mean. It's a much longer segment. You found the only four scenes that Kyle defended Doreet and the entirety of the show. Yes. So now show us the other ones because there's lots more of them. That was ridiculous.

I can't. I mean, I can't believe, but like just like integrity reasons of these producers' production, how dare you? How dare you try to do that to us? That's such a Jeremiah Jermaine move. He probably made that at home and was like, ooh, I got Kyle's highlight reel. Dude, he made that at home like three years ago prepping for this. He actually just did that for his own reasons.

He's like, I just got to go watch Kyle be a good friend because I hope I can be as a good friend as she is. And he just watches it every once in a while I say, whoa, I got the great footage for this. It's unbelievable the way they do that. No, and she gets to say the same thing again. You know, maybe she doesn't like me being a good friend. Ah, shut up. I can't do it anymore. So now we can talk about Amanda and her husband.

Amanda's taking shots at Dorete because, and this one's kind of fair. because yeah, you don't really have a book Lodge party when you only have a cover, at least as far as I know, I could be incorrect, but there are other people in the show reiterating that. So I'm going to assume that this doesn't happen often. But she's like,

oh, you know, Doreet's been horrible to me, but I do want this for her because I want a stream of revenue for her. I knew. Money queen. I laughed at that one. That was funny. And look, I mean,

this is maybe the first time I've ever agreed with Amanda. I also want a stream of revenue for her. I do want to read to be good financially. I don't know if I really believe that Amanda genuinely wants that or if she just wanted to plug that in there. I don't know what. Her husband said something at the end and I had like a theory in my head that she got mad at him for saying it and it was just a line. It was something, did you write it down? It was something about being the bigger person. I wrote down. Oh, finish it. If you're going to start it, make sure you finish it or if someone else is going to start to make sure you finish it.

Something along those lines. When he said that, my thought was Amanda is so fucking mad at him for saying that line. Either she fed that to him to make him seem a little smarter, but that's not what we've seen all season. She has been downplaying her husband's role in that house the entire season. So no way. She wanted to say that. Family, honestly. Yeah.

She wanted to say that immediately as soon as he said it, she got so angry, the camera shut off and she just absolutely destroyed that guy. Yep. He had to go sleep in the pool house for a couple nights. Get out of here. I know. I feel genuinely bad for him. We haven't heard her shit on his finances in a while. So,

badress. How about a stream of revenue for that guy? I don't even know his name. What's his name? I don't know. I just wrote Hubs. I never knew. Yeah,

I don't really care. But I definitely don't know it. Yeah, in one eye out my butt hole. Yeah. It does work. Well, Sutton and Bose do a quick face time. And Sutton informs Bose.

I'm not going tonight. And she uses a very stupid method in saying, I want her to have a good night. I'm doing this for her. I'm not showing up on behalf of Doreet because that's the nice thing to do. As Bose says, interconfessional, this is a really bad idea because it's going to injure the friendship more. And Doreet's going to feel some type of way about this.

It's not going to be, this is probably the nail in the coffin for Doreet. If Suttn had showed up, I think there's a path forward. I think her not even being there is because also Kyle's not there, which means once again, Doreet's going to look at the situation and go, oh, you're budding up to Kyle once again. So I'm done with you.

I can't trust you. You're a Kyle lackey and you didn't show up to my book photo launch party. And I'm done. I think this is going to be a really hard bridge to try to cross in the future because I think it seems somewhat final. Yeah. I mean, it's been final like 15 different times.

I feel like Sutton has opened that, or rather, Derrida's open that door a couple more times. But Bose is 100% right. And this is, again, we talked about it before, but it kind of spills over into this. This is a moment for Sutton to just stand in it.

Stand in your truth. If you're going to do this, don't be a pussy about it. Just stand in your truth and say, hey, yeah, I'm not going. Like, clearly we don't get along.

What am I supposed to do? Go there and put a fake smile on and just support you. No, I'm not doing that. Tell Bose that. Bose will then relay some of that message to Doreet. She'll understand what's going on. And then maybe you guys can have an actual argument. you make conversation or whatever down the road when you do this and you start doing all that

bullshit about i want you to have a good night all the focus should be on you i don't want it to be on me and you like no that's not what would happen we just played out exactly what would happen if you were to show up to re would actually be appreciative if you showed up but you're just kind of being a pussy at this point again you can't be that and also be boring like that's awful that's just terrible television and you're calling other people cry babies yeah and you can't even show up to a party on a show that you're employed to show up to the party. That's what drives me nuts. Like when we get down to the nuts.

That's what the whole show is, by the way. Yeah. We really just single down on what a House Wave show is. It's people getting paid to go to a party and converse. That's all it is. Yes. And they can't even do that. Can't even do that.

For shame. Cancel the show. Uh, at least pause it. But let's get to the release party. And Rachel arrives and her and Derreter both kind of hanging by a thread. Rachel got some news. And I do appreciate that she's like, no, no, not today. Which she also brought it up, though.

So I was like, you do want to talk about it, but now you're trying to be nice. But that's fine. They get along. No big deal. Well, do you want me to read the, I don't know if you even sold us. The girlfriend put something on Instagram. Read it. Daddy.

You want it. Yeah, you want it. Yeah, read it, Daddy. Where are we at here? I know I got it saved here somewhere. There it is. In one. All right.

So, Bree Jacoby is the ex's girlfriend's. She posted a picture straight up. You can see this. A picture of Rachel and said, since so many of my friends reached out, I want to set the record. Not set the record straight, but just set the record.

Oh, no. One, my birthday is September 2nd. One day after her, not three days. That's the first point. She said one.

She didn't say three. She said, no, she said the day after. I wrote down. Did she? Okay. So she's already wrong.

Right away. Great. Number two. We've been dating for almost two years. Okay. Number three, I'm actually a businesswoman who happens to style, not a celebrity stylist, but you do you girl, respect. Number four, leave me the fuck alone. Number five, what's so insane? Question mark. You did not want to be married and said it yourself you wish you left seven years ago. You're acting like a jealous woman. Get a new storyline. I'm not going anywhere, so get used to it. if she left it alone i would there would be some sort of echo going in my brain where i would actually say all right rachel like you did say that you wanted to like get away from him seven years ago you wish that you had done it earlier the guys allowed to move on and have a girlfriend

we do need to see both sides of this i don't know i i would still be on rachel's side because that's the only side that we're getting and i like rachel but i probably would have said that in some way during all of these recaps if he kept talking about it and i probably would to defend it a little bit. After reading that, I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no. You want it. You want this.

This is exactly what you want. So no. Yeah, she's trying to get her 15 minutes of fame on Rachel's back, which is the funniest part of this. I can't imagine typing something like that and putting it out. Like, at what point do you look and read it and go, you know what?

This probably won't pan out for me. I can't imagine the comments are very supportive. Can you read? It was a story. It was a story. It was a story. It was a story. So the DMs are probably a little wacky.

DMs are probably pretty wacky, yeah. But I mean, what's the goal? What's the aim? What are you trying to do? She also contradicts herself because she says, I don't watch the show, but so many people have sent this to me. And then like point number four, you said, you even said it yourself. You wanted to leave seven years ago. She said that on the show.

Yeah. So I do believe you are watching with Bata Breath. Yep, not a great look. You're not. No. Every time that you get a scorned X or. new girlfriend, anytime they try to do this,

I'll never understand it. Even if you're in the right, just don't say anything. Nobody knows who you are. Like, yeah, I mean, you've got the sleuths out there and this is Bravo, so they're going to look it up and figure out who his new girlfriend is fine.

But I don't think you're getting stopped in the street. Like, hey, Rachel said that you're a terrible person. No. Pooh to you. No one's doing that. This isn't affecting your actual life. I mean, what Rachel feels about your relationship is probably affecting your real life.

That's fair. But her talking about you on the show and not naming you is not affecting you. No, because she didn't name you. So you were fine. Now people know who you are. And I guarantee you they're probably not being very nice about what you said online. I imagine. And you could have avoided that whole thing.

So I, yeah, whatever. The episode ends with Doreet talking to Tilly, I believe, and looking around the party and be like, well, there's three people that aren't here. Kyle texted, she's tired and overwhelmed. Okay. Sutton wrote a long text 30 minutes after the party had started, which is a wild move because you are now taking attention away from the party because now Doread's going to react to your text during the party.

So if you actually were well intentioned like you said, you would have texted before the party, not in the midst of it because that's going to throw her off. So you're lying. And one more person is missing. and that's Erica. And we get that little cutscene at the end of Erica showing up to Sutton's. Now, all I want to talk about, then we can wrap this up.

What is Erica's intention? Because I believe that she wants to get a point across to Doreet and not show up to the party. I do not believe it's for the same reasons as Kyle and Sutton. No, it's a thousand percent the first point. Absolutely. I do think it's a little interesting. that she showed up to Sutton's i think in a normal circumstance outside of the show she would probably just be by herself maybe talk to her friends give somebody a call but i think for the show

she decided okay this is the best way for me to get this across is by going to somebody else's house that's not Kyle let me go to Sutton's this will be a little bit of shock and all because we've seen each other you know a couple of times we've been getting along a little bit more but most people remember us as enemies not friends so this will be a good way for me to sit down and i can talk about everything that I want to talk about with Doreet and really lay it all out and people are going to pay attention. So from the show's standpoint, it makes sense. I think this is probably Erica's call to do that, not producer saying go to Sutton's house because she's not also there. Maybe I can see a world in which that's true. But I do think that this is all Erica's call. And I think

this is, again, this is the last semblance of some sort of okay storyline for this show. So I'm interested to see what Erica says. I hope she doesn't let me down. But again, the cards are stacked against us regardless. Even if Erica has a lot of good points to make, I'm not going to look back and be like, wow, this is a really good end of the season. It's never going to work. Nope. I fully agree.

And I am interested, like you said, I do want to know what happens with that, but that's literally it. And that could have been accomplished two episodes ago. We didn't have to do this. And they're going to have three reunion episodes, which is going to be really interesting because they don't have enough to fill one reunion episode. Oh. Yeah.

Got you there. Yeah. Yeah, that pause after interesting, really pissed me off. Yeah. This is a good one to start out with. From Lindsey Bucks, this is a perfect finale party. What are we doing? We thought the same thing.

Yeah, we have no idea. From It's Sin, no questions. Just put us out of our misery, Bravo. Yep. That would be nice. Amy Labadea. Hang in there, bros. We're almost at the finish line.

Yeah, I just like this username. Reddick you less. R-E-D-I-C-Y-O-U-L-E-S-S. Great name. Like that. And all they said was do you, do we have to? And we definitely have to. We do.

You guys do not. I would actually advise you to just listen to our recaps and not watch anymore for your own well-being. Yeah. We're at that point. Just shut it down. We'll take it from here. We got you. This is a statement, but out of office, Mama.

Good God, Sutton. you ran it out and talked about Dorese banana good God Sutton you ran it out talked about to read at least two times and now you're acting confused why she's being cold to you I just can't sorry they were split up into two different

questions yes yes exactly yeah I guess from Lindsay Bucks this season has been so long I literally forgot Maricio was a DJ now there's more to this no there's not that's the end of that statement There was another question that they got all jumbled up,

but I also forgot that Maricio was a T-J. I did too, actually. Oh, God. This is a wild take. RSC Jen 28 says, Doreet is milking this divorce like she milked the break-in for attention. I mean, she did milk that break-in for attention. Sure.

That's definitely true. I don't think she's milking the divorce, though. I think those are two different issues. Yeah, I don't either. Yeah. I like this one from Dill Dilladay-Arney era. I got that so wrong. Can we do two episodes of Soho instead?

That would be great. Let's just do that. I would much prefer that as well. Give us 40 episodes of Soho and just do two every Wednesday night and then skip Beverly Hills. That would be fine by me. It's like a movie every week. I'll do one or two more. and Brackman, man, was Sutton wrong in her approach towards Derrita the party?

Yes. Yeah. Yes. Absolutely. Oh, here we go. Angel Renee, do you guys roll your eyes when Zander starts singing? Yes. I don't know why he's there.

I thought he was in New York. Leave him in the Hamptons. Zander Bleck. And last one here from Makeup LAB. So Kyle, quote unquote, stole Kim's goddamn house again. Why isn't any of this shown? because Kyle doesn't want it shown. She just doesn't, and they'll listen to her.

And never make her talk about it. Yep. Exactly. Exactly. Actually, we'll end on this one just because it brings us full circle from Blacksmith Trev. You know a season is stale. If their Tew be continued is focused on Erica and Sutton,

not attending a party. That is very correct. 100%. Well, said Trev. But, yeah. I mean, like Shooter said, if you're still watching, you can go ahead and call it a day. We just listen to us. Yeah, we'll recap you and fill you in, but you don't have to put yourself through it anymore.

We do because we love all of you, but you don't have to subject yourself. The worst part is all I really want to do is obviously just do next week and then do one episode on the reunion in three weeks to give us a reprieve, but you guys won't let us because you all listen to it. That's the funny thing. Just as too many people watch the show, too many of you, not in a bad way, but you guys run those numbers up on Beverly Hills. So here we are. And we will continue to do it forever because we love you.

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