Bros & Shows - RHOBH is Having a Moment... Amanda is Not. (RHOBH Full Recap)

Episode Date: February 17, 2026

What's up Bros? Allow us to have a Broment for a second... RHOBH has been enjoyable for the past few weeks! In this episode we get a split crew. Rachel invites Dorit and Kyle to the Hamptons to hopefully smooth things over a bit. The rest of the ladies have a party at Amandas. A Motivational Moment Party! WOOOOO! In the Hamptons, Dorit and Kyle attempt to navigate their "friendship". At Amanda's, the group attempts to hold Amanda accountable but hit a wall when she refuses to acknowledge her role in the Dorit v. Kyle debacle. With rumors of her not finishing the season, it's beginning to become a bit more apparent why.... she can't handle the heat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Now, I don't know how this season is going to go, you know. But what I do know is that scenes from next week, Doreet lights up another cigarette. So we do have that to look forward to. We always have that going for us. I actually weirdly think the rest of the season looks pretty good from that midseason trailer. I don't know.

Is Rob him back? No, I'm not going to get my hopes up at all. 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, Steel Russell, joined as always by the one and only, Hamptuiter.

What's up, dude? Go into the Hamptons. This is becoming a new trend for Beverly Hills. We just take a couple people and we go across the country for a trip and we don't bring anybody else. And we have to just keep checking back in and go buy coastal. I don't know why we're doing this. I don't really have a problem with it, though. I was going to say, I usually have an issue when we split the cast and go on separate trips and stuff.

This one I didn't. And it's probably because of the pairings with Doreet and Kyle together. Obviously, is either going to force some issues to a head or maybe a reconciliation, probably not. but on the flip side, I'm glad that Amanda does not have Kyle there, which I never thought I would be saying that like, oh, her ally's not there. But without Kyle in the picture,

you've got Bose able to press. And that's really good for us. And Sutton showed up this episode too. So the lack of Kyle there actually made that scene back in Beverly Hills hit a lot better. Yeah, I think it did. And honestly, when I think about what we could have had,

it would have been everybody at that party and then checking in with Doreet by herself going through PK stuff. Or they would have kind of pushed in that Mo and Dorete scene, I guess at that point and did it side by side. None of that really works out in my brain. So I do think that this works again with Rachel Zoe at the helm taking the two who seem to have, I would say repairable issues, putting them in a completely different house where they have to be nice to each other and trying to force that. That could work. I could definitely see that working. Also, we don't really need heavy hitters to go after Amanda right now because she is very vulnerable.

And if you've got Sutton actually going after her, that kind of shows you everything you need to know about where Amanda is right now. I agree. I agree. And I love that we start out the episode with a Kyle and Dorit montage, 2017, fun, giggly, ha, ha. And they're both saying the same exact thing in their confessionals. You know, I love the fun and the laughing and all of that stuff and the trust. And then Doric goes, I love the trust and the fun. and the laughing.

Oh, boy. How far we've fallen from this whole thing? We've definitely fallen apart, but I do think, like, again, I do think it's very repairable. And I think that eventually and whether you agree with it or not and who gives a shit what we think, it's going to get chalked up to. Tensions are running high with both of us going through separations and divorces. Maybe we can come together. It's going to take way too long to get to that point.

But I do foresee that actually coming to a head. I agree. I just, I need Kyle to stop acting like she's not going through a divorce one. I know she's separated. I don't know if they filed. They haven't filed as we know. Sorry. But I also just need her to, to understand that just because your separation and potential divorce is going swimmingly does not mean that the rate's not going through it.

Yeah. I need you to understand there's different scenarios for different people. Is Kyle's divorce and separation going? swimmingly, though? In her mind, yes. In reality, no, not at all. I don't even know if I believe that anymore. I don't even believe in her own mind that it's going swimmingly. I think that was enough going back to Amanda's house, your old house with Mo. That kind of showed you exactly where Kyle is. And again, we know Kyle starting off any sentence or statement with, I need Kyle to, it's not going to happen. You just can't get your hopes up for that one. No, I agree. But let's get to Rachel's house.

The star of this show, she is an absolute rock star, honestly. Like, if this show flounders, get her somewhere else, get her her own show back again. Send her to OC. I don't care. Just keep her on TV because she's doing a fantastic job. We get her and her and her hasn't been on vacation yet. She hasn't been back to the Hamptons. The Hamptons is her, her happy place.

She got a lot going on. They let her know if you're going to go, now's the time to go because you're about to busy as shit. I love this move out of Rachel, whether it was production or not pushing it, to be like, well, I'm going to invite Doreet. As we know, they've been kind of getting a real friendship. They seem to really enjoy each other. Rachel sympathizes, Kyle, with what Doreet's going through and wants to be there for

and get her out of town because Kyle, Rachel's going through something similar and Rachel recognizes the similarities. Therefore, Rachel is being a friend to Dorete, Kyle. It's not that hard, Kyle. Well, the two conversations that she has right after this too. Obviously, you got to FaceTime both of them. Do it separately. Don't do it together.

Don't include them in a group chat. Don't give them any time to kind of like flounder back and forth. Maybe they're not going to go. Maybe they will go. Calling Derreet. Derreet was delightful. She was so happy to be invited. We've seen this before when anybody in the group thinks about Derreet first or

thinks about inviting her on something that isn't a full-blown cast trip. She gets so excited. And I do like that. I think that's a nice thing that she has going for. And she doesn't give a shit that. I just want to make sure coming from Rachel that everything's going to be okay because I'm only inviting you and Kyle. I don't care who you invite.

I'm just so happy to be included. I can't wait to get out of here. I will figure everything else out. That is what you want when you invite anybody on a trip is just excitement and I will make whatever I've got going on here. I'll make it work. Don't worry about me. I'll be there and I'll be there on time, which is very important for Dorete.

I'm just excited to go. Kyle, we'll deal with it when it happens. I don't foresee that actually taking away from my excitement. And I love that. Going to Kyle, there were so many different moments where I thought Kyle was going to be like, I don't know if I can go. Yeah, make it. I'm not really sure if I can make it.

I'm going to try to move some things around and see how it goes. Two very different conversations, which is very funny. Yeah. If she bothers me, I'll just leave. It's like, oh, boy, off to a hot start. Yeah, come on. They are headed to the Hamptons. And we are going to Amanda's house real quick to check in with Amanda and what I call her,

her famanda. and she's planning a party. We'll get together because you know what? These ladies haven't really gotten to know the real me. They don't understand me yet. But that's all going to change at our manifestation moment dinner. And Bose is speaking for us at home. Bose is how we're all feeling.

Hopefully most of us are feeling this way. Because she says, what the hell kind of date is this? It's going to be a moment. I didn't realize how much she said, Mom until Sutton points it out later. Now I hate that moment. I hate that word. I hate that turn of phrase.

It's annoying to me now. But outside a group of online haters, I am praised for what I do, guys. I don't know if it's the lack of humility or the ego overall. I don't know what it is. But God, she irks me. I don't find her money anymore. I do not find her funny anymore. I am rooting for her to fall off midseason and not come back as we've heard those rumors the last couple of weeks.

I can't deal with her anymore. She's so embarrassing. She is so cringy and so embarrassing. Every time that she opens her mouth, she just gets worse and worse. And I just never think there's going to be an end to it. And I don't think there will be an end to it unless she just gets off the show. I do need her to get a whopping a couple times, but I don't think that she will because she doesn't actually perceive it. She just gets to a point where she's like, ah, I'm going to change your mind.

No, you're not going to change my mind. You're not going to be able to explain your way through this. And the fact that she still has this happy go lucky attitude, it irks me. It really bothers me. I don't like it anymore. Yeah, I agree. And I think the other part of it that stings is like she hits every millennial trope out there. I know.

So when you're a similar age, similar generation, it's like, dude, you're making us all look really bad. Like you're doing all of the things that people say that we do in a bad way. You're doing all of them. I heard that you actually stopped using journals to take notes because you don't want to be associated with journaling anymore because she's ruined it. Yep. That's why 100% has nothing to do with one, my schedule being so crazy not being able

to go buy one and two, when I was at Barnes & Noble, I forgot to buy one. That has nothing to do with it. And three, Carpal tunnel. Yeah. And carpal tunnel for sure. But yeah. So planning a party and we're going to invite everybody. But apparently her broke as husband has like a little thing to say about it.

because the Dorit thing comes up, and this might be later, but who cares? And she's like, you know, remember what you said, honey? I'm not going to invite her. You can't invite Dorito over to yell in front of your kids. When did she yell? Amanda.

She never yelled. And were the kids even there? Not really. No. I, you can already see what's going on. I mean, the conversations that her and her husband are having about what's going on in this group.

I don't need to see her husband. He's got something weird going on. If we do see more of him, we're going to be able to see what he's got going on, and it's got to be fucking weird. I know it is. Allegedly. I don't really want to see it. I don't even know if I'm going to throw allegedly out there. I don't think you have to.

You didn't make an actual claim. I didn't. Yeah, but I'm also broad enough. I'm so convinced that he's got something nefarious, something very bizarre going on in his life. And I don't think I want to see it, but I do want to actually get confirmation on it. Otherwise, I don't really give a shit about what he's got going on there. know what this is. This is, we have to have a moment, guys.

We have to have a little me and my husband just talking about what's going on. He sees Deree for who she really is. No, fuck he doesn't. We see Deree for who she is. She didn't raise her voice. She didn't do anything in front of your kids. She actually backed off and said, we should have a conversation at a later date because clearly today is the wrong day for you to do this.

You're the one who's hammering home all the other shit. Don't worry. She's going to double down on it later, too, which was nuts. But before we get to that point, we got to talk about Doreet and Moe. she finally gets her sit down with Maricio. Her moment with Maricio. She gets her moment with Mo nicely done. And they're sitting there talking.

And obviously there's two sides to every story. And Mo's there and he's like, look, I'm not here to take aside. How do you think that this conversation went? This went exactly how I thought it was going to go. Why did she think that he was going to be bipartisan? Why did she think that he was going to sit down? He's not a mediator. he's P.K's friend.

Like what did you think was going to happen here? And I don't know what to believe anymore when it comes to Doreet and PK. I still do think the PK has got to be a slime ball. He's got to be a piece of shit. There might be some truths to what Mo is saying. There's probably a lot of truths to what Dorita saying. It's getting to the point now where we're not using credible sources to figure out what's actually happening. And when you sit down with Mo, what?

Because you and Mo had a friendship for so long. Once you and P. You guys are getting a divorce. Mo's not your friend anymore. He's a nice guy. He'll sit down and have a conversation with you, but he's going to have PKs back the whole time. He's not going to sit there and be like, well, Doreet, yeah,

he's saying some things. I know how P.K. is. He's probably getting really annoying. He's probably lying about this. Like, what did you think was going to come up this conversation? This played out exactly how I thought it was. Yeah, and the one defense I will give Dorete in not recognizing, like, oh, once the marriage is over, like he's P.K.'s friend is you can't.

use that basic logic because on the flip side, Kyle is not taking Doreet side. She is playing Switzerland slash more on P.K.'s side than she is Dorete. So maybe she thought that Mo was the same. Mo would do the opposite of Kyle, perhaps. I don't know. But all you really get from this is a lot of he said, she said, Mo making claims that P.K. has texted. I imagine it's somewhere in the middle.

I would think kind of what she said, where it's like, yeah, it's sporadic. and he'll throw a text out like randomly where it's like hey i want to see the kids but we haven't discussed that we haven't talked about i've reached out to him he's not answering that's what i think happened and i think you're getting a very dude response out of mo it's like well i saw the text yeah it's very male coded everything he's saying like it it rings true as soon as he starts talking like yes he has his boys back everything that he's saying is probably true but what deride is saying is in the interim it's in that middle gray area where it's not like like PK's texting you every single day saying, I want to see the kids. Mo did see a couple of text

messages from PK that said, I want to see the kids. And now in his brain, he wants to see his kids. That's really all there is to it. What DeReed is trying to say is he's not making any efforts to see the kids. He's not making any efforts to clear the air and figure these things out. Mo says, I've seen a bunch of spreadsheets about your finances and how this is all going to play out. He sent them to you. When did he send them to? We never figured out if he actually did send them to her. But at this point, what are you doing? Like, what are you expecting? And Doreen even going to a confessional, like, that's two hours of my life that I'm

never going to get back. He kind of did that to yourself. I don't really feel bad for you in this one. You sat down with your ex-husband's best friend and expected it to go differently. Like, no, I never saw it going differently. No, as far as the spreadsheets go, knowing that P.K. had all of the finances redacted at their mediation, I don't think that he sent spreadsheets. And if they were, like, I don't believe the spreadsheet.

He made them up. Yeah. Yeah. That's, I can't wait to talk about that. What a, what a scumbag. But, uh, it wouldn't be a, uh, a Bravo show. If at some point in the episode, I didn't have to talk about fucking alcoholism. I'm so tired of this.

But apparently P.K's drinking again. And I actually liked Doreet's response because he didn't stop drinking for a year because he was trying to figure it out. out. Like there was a reason he stopped drinking for a year. And this goes back to the thing. And again, it's like Mo being a dude that doesn't understand. It's like, well, you know, there's context for everything. He's having like a glass of wine here and there. Like we're not getting after it. That is the same thing as we all have said where it's like, well, you know, I just drink beer now. I don't drink the hard stuff anymore. Shut up. You either are or you aren't. You don't get to all

these people picking and choosing whether or not they're in recovery. I'm sick of it. How this became a trope on Bravo. I will never know, but I am so tired of it. So tired of it. Yeah. That's all I'm going to say on it, but it's fucking annoying. Yeah. And it's another thing, too, because PK's not on this show. P.K's not like, yes, he's an ominous presence on this show, but we don't have to watch him in his day-to-day struggles where he's constantly popping up saying he's struggling with alcoholism or anything. It's really just he had that interaction with Dorete last year. Dorete then said it a million times that he's not drinking it. He's an alcoholic. I don't think that P.K. even said that he's an alcoholic. I think he's a lot of it. I think he's

said i'm trying to not drink or i you know i've been sober for a certain amount of time i don't even remember anymore either it just doesn't fucking matter like in the grand scheme of things you guys are getting a divorce he's going to go live his life if he's not presently on the show saying i'm struggling with this and then going to mo and saying yeah i'm having a couple of drinks and we have to talk about it that's one thing he's not on the show it we're just going to leave that by the way side and let's re-pigured that one out for the love of god this show is sponsored by liquid ivy And you might think it's funny, but podcasting, it's difficult. Sometimes we have very, very long days, especially when we have events,

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and this is just a check in with Sutton. We haven't gotten a whole lot out of her this season. As we know, she doesn't have her ally in Garcell, so she's kind of trying to figure out where she lands. I actually appreciated this because we don't get this out of Sutton a lot. Just like a check in of like, hey, how are you feeling? You got a lot going on. And I thought she was the most articulate that she's ever been in describing where she's at

currently. She's like, yeah, this is hard. You hit 50 and it's like, who the fuck am I? You're an empty nest or you're trying to find your identity again. And meanwhile, my name's gone. It's a lot. I'm just trying to figure this whole thing out. So I actually appreciated this scene from Sutton because we don't get this from her very often.

No, and it wasn't, I think it would be a vastly different scene if she was sitting down with somebody in the group talking about this again. We've already done this. You were talking to your daughter. You were just trying to check in. It didn't seem like her daughter really understood the gravity of the situation. But she's talking to her mom, just trying to like walk her through all of these things. Pretty much it came down to are you asking? me for my permission to change your name.

You do whatever's going to make you feel good. And I think Sutton needed that. And at the end of the day, that's really all the matters. Yep. But let's go to the airport. We're getting ready to head to the Hamptons and caviar at 5 a.m.'s wild. Yeah, that sounds terrible to me. I don't want that at all.

I don't even like a little tiny bit. No, thanks. No, thank you. Fish and Macchiato. That doesn't sound like we should join those. I agree. I'm with you. When I saw that spread,

I was turned off immediately. Yeah, there was a pancake gone there, though. Yeah, but are you supposed to put the caviar on the pancake? I mean, I would just give me a little syrup to just dip it in. That's not unheard of. A little pancake and caviar. But I was impressed because obviously Rachel gets there. Kyle was the first one there.

Not really that shocking. Rachel gets there a little bit after she does. And Doreet was not that much later. Doreet was like 40 minutes later, which was very impressive for Dorete, especially at 5.30 in the morning. That's on time for Doreet. I would say. I know.

but we do find out in this scene that there was an emergency mediation called which again does not give me a lot of confidence in what PK is allegedly saying but it also I don't know it's just like this is where you get to a point with a divorce where it's like we don't know enough and we're just hitting there like speculating on who's right and who's wrong having an emergency mediation to see whether or not you can take your kids I don't get that like I just don't understand i don't i don't i don't understand any of that like where the custody is or anything it was funny the way that it played out too because derit was talking about how she got no sleep last night and then obviously she wanted the next step to be it's because pk came super late he said he was going to

come at this time he didn't come at this time he came later he had to get the kids and then i didn't sleep after that as soon as she says that rachel was like yeah i always slept like an hour and a half kyle's like yeah i barely slept last night too it's like oh cool we're all good we're all the same well i didn't sleep because pk came late's like okay i don't want to start the trip like this. Come on, guys. But I will say that to me is actually fairly eye-opening that he was late, right? Because you see these tropes on like TV shows and movies, like the deadbeat dad shows up late. It's like, well, I'm here, aren't I? That's the vibe that it's giving. And then when I think about the text messages, then I'm like, all right, if you put this piece together of a piece or sorry,

of a puzzle that we don't know everything about. It's like, all we can do is look at the little things. Yeah. If you're so stoked to see your kids, you find to get your kids, and then you show up way later than you said you're going to show up. That doesn't tell me that you're super excited to have the kids. And that tells me, like in the text messages, you're probably, one, you don't answer. And two, when you ask to see the kids, it's probably out of left field. Like, I'm in, I want to see my kids.

You always keep them from like that kind of shit. Yeah, everything's on his schedule. Yeah, exactly. But they get to the Hamptons. And Derreet lets us know. that she was not invited to Amanda's party. And all that does is just get her to be like, you know what?

And I'm finally done. And I don't want to be part of this whole thing. So who gives this shit? This, this was weird to me. Because when we get to the house, not that part, that part's whatever.

When we get to the house, I think Rachel's the one that's like, I just realized we're all divorced. Why Kyle had to differentiate herself from the rest of this group, again goes back to, what I was talking about earlier. She's like,

whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, I'm not divorced yet. It's like, oh, man. She's delusional. She just wants to get back with him. And it's okay, too. I understand, too. It's not even something that I'm going to harp on.

And I think that Doreat probably is getting to that point where she's like, Kyle, like, you don't have to differentiate. Your husband list. We'll just go with that. That's fine. We'll move on. I was actually stuck on the fact that they just spent so much time doing that.

They were up so early. They had to fly across the country. country. They got there. They finally get to the house. It's like 5 p.m. They're like, yeah, we're going to leave in like an hour. I can't imagine doing that. I got to get ready. I got to unpack all my shit, especially the way that they travel and they want to get some glam done. They want to get whatever they have like whatever they're wearing that night. They want to look presentable and good. Yeah, we're going to leave in like 45 minutes, guys. I know he just had like a 12 hour day, but come up. Let's get to dinner. That was what I was focused on. Yeah, that sounds exhausting.

That's not a good time. But now we get a juxtap. This is. This is. the only bad part when you get the split group like this is that you get juxtapose scenes for the remainder. And in the Beverly Hills crew, you got Erica, Jane, and Bose headed to the party. And they're talking about Amanda and her business. And Bose is stuck on this. I'm very, very happy that Bose is stuck on this because we need somebody stuck on this to keep questioning what the hell she does for a living. Because if you really lay it out, the way that she says it, if you are teaching people, to manifest money by taking their money, then what's the return?

What's the ROI? What are you getting in return for this other than energy or feelings? Like she's built a business on convincing people. And if you believe in this stuff, like that's not even the point. The point is there's nothing tangible to say whether or not this is actually helpful. I'm sure having the right mindset for things, yeah, obviously is beneficial. but to make millions of dollars off of people by telling them they need to attract money. And if you wanted to be rich, all you have to do is pretend like you are rich and welcome the money into your life.

Like, what? That's where we're at? She has like a million different seminars and classes that teach pretty much the same principle, which is set yourself up for success. Put yourself in a good position, but it's never anything specific. So if these people run into issues or if they want to figure out how to invest their money, they can't do that with her. She'll just tell them, yeah, invest your money where your heart goes. That's not helpful.

Tell me which stocks to buy. Tell me where to buy real estate. Tell me what I need to be doing further down the line so that I'm going to be good when I retire. Well, do you want to be good while you retire? Are you wanting to be happy? This is what you have to do by this seminar. So that's all she's doing is just it's an endless fucking well of different little things every time that's something pops up that these idiots are going to buy again, that's how she's rich.

And she's just scamming people. So I'm happy that, again, Bose is very smart when it comes to this. I also really like Erica's demeanor while we're talking about all this. Eric, it does not give a fuck about Amanda at all. We're walking through all of the things she's doing. And I would have liked her to be like a little bit more back and forth with Bose in this conversation. But just getting enough from Erica where you realize she just does not give a shit and she's not buying anything that Amanda's selling. That's enough for me.

Yeah, I agree. I agree. And when we arrive to her house, one, my God, the decor of this Beverly Hills home is a bummer to make. I love home goods, right? I'm not a millionaire. No. Why did you buy everything from home goods for your beautiful, expensive home, lady? Like, what the hell? And she also mentioned like three times that it used to be Kyle's house. I completely forgot that Sutton also lives there, but it does nothing for me at all. Oh, yeah. I forgot they had that little, when she was like a roommate. That's funny.

Oh, man. The good old days is question mark? But we get to the house. And despite the decor, there's one other thing that we got to talk about, the Money Queen and Co doormat, which tells me, tells me a lot, honestly.

And her husband is just lesser than. You know, you are co, sir. You are a broke-ass, Co. So are the kids. You are. Kids are also co. Me and then the afterthought of my family.

That's them. I'm the money queen. The people I pose in pictures with to post on my scammy website. Yes. Yeah. Which, by the way, if you haven't been to her website, it's legit just pictures of her. The whole homepage is just her face. It's pretty, pretty wild.

But when we get inside and Bose, I love that she brings up the Doree thing immediately. She's like, oh, was Doree not invited? Well, I was struggling with that. choice but didn't have to make it. Well, if he had a party next week, I love this. I love the double down. Well, if you had a party next week, would she be invited then? I mean, if we had a conversation, I would hope that I'd want her here.

But how he left it, I would feel uncomfortable. Why, bro? Why? She's thinking everything that she says is just the opposite of what she should be doing. This is your home turf. If you're inviting somebody over to your home, this is giving them a good opportunity to be the person that you think that they are. If Doreet comes over and starts shit with you, you can say, oh, wow, I welcomed you into my home and you're going to start shit with me right away.

Why are we doing this? Then you have a position of power. For somebody who claims to be the money queen and understands how all these things work, you don't know how any of this shit works. You should be actually chomping at the bit to have Doreet over to your house so that she has to be nice to you. And if she's not, then you have the upper hand. The fact that she doesn't think that, one, she's not going to be a good housewife. And two, I'm so embarrassed by her. Every time she talks about something, she's wrong.

I know. It's a tough look, man. I love Eric's line, though. I'd love to be in the Hamptons. Instead, I'm at Kyle's old house with a money queen welcome Matt. It's very, very good. That's exactly where we are. Yep, 100%.

But let's go back to the Hamptons. We're going out to dinner. The vibes are pretty good. And even Kyle acknowledged it. She's like, yeah, you know, we're just excited to be out here. Like, Doreet and I are so excited you think we hadn't left the house in years, which, you know, you haven't really. but we get to meet Donna Karen,

who is the creator of DK&Y, so everyone's enamored with her. Even Kyle gets starstruck, which you don't see very often. But don't worry, we're going back to Amanda's house. And she hands out her little goodie bag. And we got pens and journals and a straw,

but don't worry, the straw comes with a bottle that says manifestation moment. And you're welcome, everybody. There's a sign copy of my book in there. You guys need it. I was trying to like figure out if this would be funny if it was a different person. And I do think under the right circumstances, this would be kind of funny. And it would be like Stacey and Potomac giving out like signed candies of her like weed company.

Yeah. That would be very funny to me. When Amanda does it, it's so unbelievably embarrassing. Everything she does is so embarrassing. Everybody's rolling their eyes like, you got to be kidding me. Sutton pulls out the straw. She's like, oh, a straw? What are I supposed?

Don't worry. There's a cup for that. Don't worry. That cup also has inscribed on it. Money Queen. Manifestation moment. This is what we do here. And by the way, guys, you see those journals?

We're going to journal right now. I want you guys to manifest everything that you want in your life and write it down right now. This is what we're going to do. This is awful. This is my fucking nightmare. If I was at a party like this, I would be, I would leave. I wouldn't know what to do. I would leave.

I'd probably insult her husband and then leave because I'll not welcome back. You want to fuck you, buddy. yeah oh you're the broke ass husband huh i heard all about your bitch ass bye but uh they need to crack open the books and get the chapter two which uh not waiting on a man to make you rich and taking it upon yourself god you steal people's money yeah you're a grifter like there's no other way to say it i'm sorry and allegedly whatever like what are you doing why are we belittling all the other women on this show in this way, right? Like, I'm okay with a dig or a jab.

If you've got some shit to say to them and actually stand up for yourself rather than say these big things with friends, but you get pressed at all and you back down, you're a coward. What, why are you trying to say that none of these women are worth a damn because they made money through their husbands? Rachel Zoh is the biggest stylist in all of Hollywood. Erica Jane had to rebuild her life from like, zero because her husband was a dirt bag. You don't talk about that at all. You're talking about

the fact that you made all this money. But I think the biggest thing that comes out of that is it's really highlighting her insecurities by trying to point at everybody else. It's like you so desperately need people to see you as the money queen. You need people to see that you belong in this echelon in Beverly Hills. Everybody thinks your high society. But you don't do that by reminding us that your high society. I've said this 10 times this season. Money talks, wealth whispers, money queen annoys you.

Money queen really does fucking annoy me. And honestly, I don't know what she was expecting, doing all of these things. She does think that her confessionals are a vibe. She thinks that every time that she had their moment, liners, there are a moment. Every time that she has those one little one liners talking about chapter two and these women need to figure out how to be rich without a man,

what are you doing? What do you think is going to come? from this. It's so embarrassing that you're going to have probably the lowest person on the cast that usually does not go after anybody very succinctly going after you. You've got Sutton on your tail. Sutton is able to coherently go after you and make very good points that even Bose is nodding her head like, yep, yep, that's a good move. That's crazy to me. That is so funny to me that the lowest person on the totem pole is able to go after you in a very good way. And you don't know what to do. She is so goddamn embarrassing.

I don't know how many times I can say it. But that's highlighting what we've talked about all season. Is Amanda the common enemy enough to rally this troop together? I mean, Sutton speaking up and doing it coherently is a big sign of it's actually working weirdly. This is working. Bow's co-signing what she's saying. This is great. This is great.

And it took an Amanda to bring all of this out, unfortunately. But she's talking, she's talking about manifesting, right? It's time to manifest everybody. Get your journals out. Let's talk. If you could have anything, the possibilities are limitless. What would you want? Bose, I have to write this down.

Yes, yeah. Right now in front of you. I had to do this immediately. Okay, this is great. God. What could only make. it worse is if we cut to a confessional talking about Malibu Barbie. And that conversation brings you to tears because you yourself manifested your Malibu

Barbie house. The thing that bothers me is this. Because she was able to actually get that house? I mean, one, you could argue that maybe her shit works. Two, there is a way to do all of this and be quirky and like over the top that doesn't doesn't land like this. You know, like if she was full blown delusional,

wacky and kind of quirky and talking about this shit and was trying to convince all of us that she manifested all this money and this great lifestyle, but had a different air about her, I would probably laugh. Like this is delusionally funny. This lady thinks that she attracted her Malibu Barbie house, whatever. The way that she does it is borderline condescending.

I don't even know to label it. Well, I mean, she is condescending. Like the fact that she's able to look around a room with Kathy Hilton, Sutton, Sutton, who gets 300K a month from her ex-husband, Erica, like you said, who re-like built her entire life. And Bose, who's a woman in power in corporate America. CFOC, like all of those. O's.

Do all of these things without a man. What are you talking about? Like, where are you coming from all this? And I think it's just her tone, like you said, like if she was just consistently wacky, you could kind of chalk it up to, all right, she's just fucking nuts. She says all of these things with such a matter of fact tone.

Yeah, yeah. That really rubs me the wrong way. That's, that's 100% it. It's the tone. You're talking to my man all wrong. Do it again. But Bose brings up to read again. And this is also a sign that we're in a good place with the show.

We're not letting, obviously we don't like getting stuck on things, but we do need somebody to press issues if they're not being discussed. And the fact that Marie may not have been invited is something that should be brought up at the party right now. So we can talk about it right now, not in two weeks. We need to address this now. So nice job, Bose. She wasn't planning on inviting to read.

Well, I was struggling with it. Everybody at the table says you should be, but not for the reasons that you think you are. Let us enlighten you. Here's how you fix it from Sutton. This is exactly how you fix it. Cop to it. I was talking about your marriage. Okay?

And I'm sorry for that. I disagree with the premise of this. No, you don't. You don't. It's not the question. I fucking can't. What do you mean? You disagree with the premise.

This is what happened. And that goes back to both the manifesting thing and the millennial thing, right? Because it's like, well, that's not my experience. You don't get to dictate a different experience when it's objectively what happened. That's not how that works. And that's what she's trying to do. Well, I experience this. But you were talking about her marriage.

Not because somebody. asked you about it, not because Kyle said something. You offered an opinion about their marriage when neither of them were present and you don't know them. That's weird and you should apologize for it. And everybody there is

yelling at you to do it. And yet you still want to say, hmm, I disagree with the premise of this. She thinks that it was like kind of innocent. She thinks that the whole inquiry in the Doreet's marriage was kind of innocent. Like, I don't really understand. It wasn't really that big of a deal. I was just, you know, asking some questions. No, you were

an opinion. Once you give an opinion, you're done. If you were asking questions the whole time just to try to understand what was going on and you were asking Doreet or her close friends, that's one thing. But once you give an opinion, you get brought into the shit show. That's just how it is. And you didn't give your opinion to Doreet, which also would have been bad, but you didn't give your opinion to Dorete. You gave it to somebody else. And then when you get brought up on it, you blame Kyle. Well, I was just aligning myself with what Kyle was thinking. I didn't think anything was wrong about that. Crazy. It just makes no sense. And again, like, said in the beginning of the episode, I'm happy Kyle's not here, not because Kyle's an ally,

but because the whole thing can shift over to, is Kyle right or wrong? And then Amanda kind of gets out of it, which is what she's been doing. So without Kyle there, she does have to at least face the music. Again, she's not hearing the music. She doesn't understand why anybody would be taking this position. And yet here she is. So all of her reasoning is so flawed and so backwards that if the same thing were to happen to you, like Sutton is saying, wouldn't you think it's a little annoying that somebody has an opinion about your marriage? No? Yes.

Well, the circumstances would be a lot different. No, they wouldn't. They're the exact same circumstances. And that's the other thing, too. If you cop to it, you can get away with like, oh, I didn't think that it was, like, I wasn't saying anything negative. I was just giving, like, I got caught up with, they were talking about, there's ways you can go about it to say, I'm sorry.

I didn't think it was that serious. But if I upset you, I won't do it. Like, there's, 15 million ways that you can do this without conceding entirely. But no, you're going to stand your ground, 10 toes down, and then go to a confessional and have the balls to talk to us who watch the show. And I'm talking about us, the audience as a whole, and say, Sutton told Doreet this thing I supposedly said.

Dude, there are cameras and microphones. and replay and cameras and fucking microphones. We, we saw you say it. Now you're going to go with that route. We're taking that angle. I didn't say, what do you mean?

You got to pick a lane, but you can't, you can't have said that it was innocent and then say that you didn't supposedly say it. That's, there's too many irons in the fire. The good thing is, maybe we can find some solace in the fact that

when people are Googling Amanda and Money Queen, and all of these things, that not only will they, of course, get her website, but they'll also get a ton of articles and a bunch of think pieces about how crazy she is and how her shit is scammy because she's on this show. So maybe it'll actually deter a lot of people from doing it,

and then she'll lose all of the things that she has. That could work. I might be okay. I mean, I don't want her to lose everything. She has kids. I don't want her to steal money from people either. And again, I think somebody that listens to us said they took her course.

I'm not condemning people that like this kind of stuff. Okay, I'm a big believer in mindset. I know, I'm not asking you. I might be. I know. I think there is something to that. Now, where I take issue is when you charge an obscene amount of money with multiple different courses that can align with anything you're going through.

They're so nonspecific, as you pointed out earlier, that they're too broad. therefore they reach a bigger audience therefore the more people are seeing this the more and that's the other part of it that i think really really bothers me and and she knows what she's doing you're praying on vulnerable people yeah if they're taking these classes they're taking your advice if they're reading your books they're doing this and that they're not in a great place in life more than likely they're probably financially unstable and trying to figure that whole thing out and they're reaching for straws they're going to a manifestation class for $500.

That's an hour long for you to tell them that they need to attract money. It's like you go back to Doreet when you were talking to her with Bose early in the season. It's like, well, what kind of person do you want to be with money? What the fuck are you talking about? She's getting divorced and there's no idea what her financial situation is. Is this what you're telling the people that are sitting in your audience? Some of them are probably paycheck to paycheck, panicking. And you're like, hey, I know you're going through it.

Give me your last dime and I'll tell you how to attract money. So there's so many layers to it. So when people comment and say like, oh, well, I took the course and it's not good for you. Like I'm not shitting on you. I'm saying she's taking advantage and praying on a vulnerable crowd and that sucks, especially to the point that she's a millionaire. That's wild. Yeah, no, it is wild.

And you know that you've definitely done something wrong if Kathy is sitting there and actually contributing to the conversation trying to get you to understand where you're coming from. Like in so many ways, Kathy wasn't really taking Doreet's side, but she still was, you can tell, very confounded on like, how do you think this way? What's going on with you? Because we're trying to get you to understand this and you just don't seem to grasp it at all. And I don't know what we're doing here. What am I supposed to do with this cup? Can I leave?

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when PK would like the kids. Done. That, to me, again, points to, okay, this probably dragged out way longer than it had to. And I would guess, given how Doreet speaks sometimes, especially about PK, that her texts are probably a little bit inflammatory. And they probably rub PK the wrong way. And then they butt heads. I'm not blaming Doreet. But that's where I see this kind of falling apart.

Maybe they need a mediator. You know, maybe this is the best thing for them. An emergency mediation session to watch your kids for the weekend, though, is fucking ludicrous. It is fucking ludicrous. But I do think at the very least, it's a step. We haven't taken any steps in terms of what's going on with this divorce. It's just been a lot of back and forth, a lot of he said, she said, and a lot of weird sit downs with people that are not involved in this that are just trying to get,

understand what the hell's going on, us included. So this is at least a step. There's something substantial. there's something of actual substance here that we can kind of build off of like all right you guys are taking a step we all we've heard is that every other meeting that you've had with them every other conversation you've had with them is a mouth that's nothing this is something at least you know and if she's going to start to grasp exactly what the rest of her life is going to look like this is a good step in that direction at least that's a good way to look at i like that like that little

positivity nice job now we obviously have to get to the mo dinner or the sit down between him and Doreet. And obviously Doreet says exactly what happened. You know, he was being a good soldier. And I don't think Mo went in there like Pekay, I'm going to make you look good. I think it was more like,

you know, he's PK's friend. He's not going to sit there and talk shit about him. I hope that this carries over. It's not going to, but God, I really hope it did. Because for the first time you get Kyle saying what we've all been wanting,

what Bose has wanted, what Eric has wanted, what we've all wanted. I'm just going to stay out of this. Great. Period. Perfect. That's what we, that's all you have to do for the remainder of their divorce.

Just don't comment on it. But saying stuff like she just wants yes people around her right now and that's not me. It's not even that. She just doesn't want people around that she's friends with taking P.K.'s side. And that's what you have done. But by being neutral, you're leaning towards him because you're there by omitting what you're saying and just saying, well, you know, we don't really know. you're saying that some of the stuff that Doree is saying could be not true. Therefore,

calling her a liar, therefore being on PK's team. All you have to do. And it's like Rachel starts talking about it too, about the insecurity of men between 40 and 55, not enough money. If they have a successful wife, they get insecure,

this, that the other. The way that this ends is weird to me. Because Rachel, like, they're vibing, right? It's girls night.

Fuck the men. Like, this is where I'm at. My bitch ass husband, and got jealous of me after 25 years. And you know what? All you have to say to these dudes is, what did she say? She said, like, I'm not going to pander and be less than because they can't handle it.

And I was like, fuck, yeah. There you go. She keeps going through this whole thing. You know, I do see you, though, and I don't respect you anymore. If you want to be this person and not the person you were for the first 25 years, this isn't going to work anymore. And I'm done trying and waiting. Dick, yeah. De Rites obviously like, hell yeah, that's everything I'm thinking.

And Kyle's like, what, you're speaking generally? She's speaking generally. I'm like, why do you have to do that? You male sympathizer. She just gets so worried. And I think that Kyle's just like ever focused on the fact that whatever happens. And, you know, we saw that clip last year for the reunion where P.K. was upset about the things that were discussed on the show.

She's always worried that things are going to get back to whether it's no, whether it's TK, anybody else that's going through it. She always has to be and portray herself as the person who wasn't going overboard. And again, we're not telling you, you know, we've lost this. over the year, year and a half now, where you could just be Doreet's person, where you could just say, fuck P-K. You're not going to do that. We know that.

But we're not asking for you to do that anymore. We're just asking for you to keep your mouth shut and not take his side actively. Just support Doreet in that moment. You can have a moment where Rachel and Doreet are going off and you can just laugh. You don't have to add to it. Just laugh. You don't have to do this either. This is crazy.

It just gives me no hope moving forward that Kyle's actually going to be able to be that person. No, I know, but I did think that a lot of things Rachel said really resonated with three. I think she kind of nailed it with the insecurity thing. And we get that cut scene that we watched last year with PK, who's saying, like, it was me who was the global entrepreneur. It was me who built the businesses and you make me feel less than. I'm not Ken Todd. I'm not going to walk behind you carrying your dog. Only an insecure person would say any of those things.

That makes no sense. And when you look at the trajectory of Doreet, she does well on this show. She makes good money. She is a borderline household name in the reality TV world. She is now famous. Boy George's manager is not because nobody cares who the manager is, dude. So this whole insecure thing that you're carrying through plays like shit. And he's so, this is the funniest part to me is that he's so concerned about his public image.

And yet everything he does to rectify that buries him further. Because we get to watch cut scenes like this playback that I forgot about. It's like, oh, yeah. He literally said that Doreet being successful makes him feel less than because he was the global entrepreneur. Where's your money? Because you redacted your finances. They foreclosed upon your house.

I don't know what you do for a living. I have no idea. So why is that shit redacted? Why do we always have questions about your finances? bro. I don't have questions about Derreet's. I know she makes at least 500K from this show. She's doing fine. What about you? Where's the money? Where's the money, Lobowski? Again, I just hope it all goes to the wayside with PK and we don't have to hear about them anymore. Just get through the divorce and we can move on with our lives. Yeah, but back in Beverly Hills,

we are pressing Amanda, which is good. This has been a long time coming. And the whole group wants the same thing. Like, we just want results. golf. That's it. We don't want a whole lot. We just want this to stop. We want Doreen Kyle to be able to hang out in the same fucking room. And this whole thing is crazy. And I didn't think that we were going, I was shocked, actually. And this tells me that she's either up Schitt's Creek without a paddle, does not know how to do this, doesn't know how to defend, doesn't know how to have altercations like this, because the opinion thing comes up again. It's like, this was your opinion. She's like, well, I didn't say that.

And then she goes, okay, but, you know, I was just crying about the death of my son on the anniversary. Look, you make it really hard for us to talk about this stuff because obviously that is heartbreaking and obviously we sympathize and empathize. That's terrible. Nobody should have to go through that. And that goes without saying. But to pull that out here when you're backed up against a wall and you've done this in front

of this group already. And now you're going to say it so. casually in this moment to be like, well, I was crying about the anniversary of my son's death. That just almost confirms that the first time you said it was for similar purposes. What are you doing? Why are you doing this? That's all she keeps doing too. And again, like you said, it's a travesty.

It's terrible. But when you keep talking about it every time that you get pressed into a certain situation, it looks like a deflection. And when you're using that as a deflection, you're not a good person. So either you can't handle the heat and this is your only move or you're not a good person. and you think that this is going to get you a long way. And it's just not, honestly, in this group of women, they can see through that right away. They're not going to touch it with a 10-foot pole, but they are going to keep pressing you.

And if you keep doing this, that just confirms their suspicions. Yep. And it just devolves from there because Sutton keeps repeating her point, which I actually appreciate, because she's like, yeah, you've made that point very clear. Then buy into what they're saying. That's why they keep repeating it because you seem to not give a shit about what they're saying. Back to confessional, I'm not apologizing for this. deflection deflection deflection

bullshit millennial phrase I really believe that in life intention matters well the road to hell is paved with good intentions ladies so what the hell does that mean and Sutton drops the last one we saw this in the preseason trailer we saw this a million times

you can't be such a wimp like come on and that's the best way to say it like and with that word too it doesn't have to be that like damning it's like quit being such a wimp like come on. And her response, you're in my home. Don't,

don't call me a wimp in my own home. She just confirms the wimp. Like, this is what you are. And I like that no one really has a need to jump in and go after her at this point. You can tell she clearly can't handle it. Just go to your confessional and talk about it. And Erica said it best. If you're really struggling this bad because somebody called you a wimp,

you're not going to make it. You're just not going to make it in this group of women. We're not going to be able to handle anything that's coming your way. And again, like I said earlier, if Sutton's the one who just completely clocked you out and you say, don't call me a wimp of my own house, fine. Like she is, we've never seen Sutton be able to handle something like this before.

Give her a W. Yeah. She gets a W, but clearly you're not a threat because she just ends it with, well, I'm going to go back and eat my salad now because I, this is not worth it. I'm not going to be able to do anything with this.

And she's right. She literally dropped that you're not worth it with the salad and you had no response. something. Embarrassed. Cleaned your clock. Embarrassing. Unbelievable. Let's get to some questions.

G. Maloney 24. This is not going to work. I'm telling you right now. Shooter killed it with this photo. No. We're not. Wait a minute. Hey, we talked about this.

I'm trying to get to the questions and videos are playing. But, but, but, from Matt. Oh, that girl Courtney. Oh, go ahead. Oh, go ahead. I was going to say this one made me laugh.

Oh, my God. From Magdalena, Supernova, whose version of the text do you believe, Doritos or PKs? Somewhere in the middle, but closer to Dorito. Yeah, that's where I see it too. Oh, that girl, Courtney. The dormant just made my stomach hurt. Same.

Mm-hmm. Sure did. From Jennifer M2M is Kyle destroying her status on the show by being Amanda's filming partner. No, Kyle's status on the show is always going to be Kyle's status on the show. She's never going to have to worry about things. It's just embarrassing to watch though. This is funny. Helen J. Harm, two Kyle and Amanda storylines on Bravo is too many.

Which one's your favorite? Some of us, Kyle and Amanda, I guess. Yeah, yeah. Just because we've had questions for so long and we're getting some finality. Yeah. Yeah, that's, I think that's an easy one because I don't want this. anymore she's done uh from our herald 78 why can beverly hills film in hampton's restaurants in summerhouse can i imagine that the restaurants they're going to in beverly hills are probably a little

different than what they're doing at summer house then go to a bar at 10 p.m yeah bar club type of thing i don't think they weren't filming there from lindsay bucks does amanda know what the ladies did with garcell's book and still think they want hers she doesn't know this she she has not done any homework she has no idea what this show is about. Now, Lindsay Bucks had two other ones that are funny, so I'm going to read him. Amanda's lunch was a corporate team building activity complete with souvenir cup and pen with company logo. Nailed it. Exactly. It absolutely was. And she thinks in her delusions that because her clients, if you want to call them that, her victims, they resonate so well with her and they put her up on this pedestal that she's like, I have this effect on any room that I'm in. And she's,

She's in for a rude awakening. I think she's learning what real life is in this season. Yeah, I think so too. From K Sparkle K, is Amanda playing a caricature of herself for the viewers. All press is good press. I think she's in for a rude awakening for what I just said earlier. I do think that now, because she's on this show and so many people have so many opinions about what she's doing and how bad it is, that when people go to Google her and do some

research, they're going to see that first, and it's not going to be any good for her. I would imagine her bottom line is taking a big hit from this. season if I had to guess. I'll do a couple more. Ryan Stomeman 83. What a boring episode. Did they bring Denise in because the season is a dud? I actually thought that the midseason trailer made it look like the rest of the season was pretty good. I forgot that Denise comes in later.

I didn't think this was a boring episode though. It was a set up episode. And Amanda's house was as embarrassing as it was, it needed to happen. I just feel like no matter what take we have Ryan Stomans on the other side of the street, we love you, dude. you're our favorite contrarian let's do one or two more if we've got a good one in here

from bobs abobson I don't think Kyle and Erica are real friends in real life but Erica is too afraid to go against Kyle do you agree I think they are friends in real life actually I do too I think they get along really well and I think Erica's biggest thing is to her credit and her detriment I think she's very loyal and I think that's a big sticking point

with her and I don't think she wants to come off on the show as being disloyal or a bad friend. I think that's important to her. So I think that's why you see her because she'll say things to Kyle. Like, hey, you should butt out, but she's not going to hammer at home and she doesn't do it in a negative way. So I think it's chalked up to that. Yeah. We'll end on this one from third eye queen. How much longer will we have to endure the money queen?

We don't know. Hopefully not much longer. But we really don't know. That was just a rumor about her dropping off. I don't know if she actually does, but she wasn't in the midseason trailer a lot, but it does seem like she goes on whatever trip they go on. So I don't think she's dropping off that soon.

Yeah, I don't know. It's going to be interesting to see. And like what's the straw that breaks the camels back? Like what was too much? I don't know. Maybe one of her publicists was like, hey, this is going to be really bad for the brand. Like maybe we should bow out now.

I don't know. That checks out. for me, I think. But time will tell. That's all I got, though. You got anything else? Nope. That's our show.

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