The Real Housewives of Atlanta (2008–…): Season 12, Episode 18 - Episode #12.18 - full transcript
- Previously, on "The Real
- Previously, on "The Real
Housewives of Atlanta"...
- My publicist calls me.
"Well, I just got
a phone call
"that you and Marc
are separating,
"and he's gonna make
a statement later today."
It's really ----in' hard.
- They announced they're
getting a divorce!
- Let's try to not talk
all about the divorce
if we can help it.
- Oh, I probably ain't
gonna be able to help that.
- Well, just be sensitive
to the situation.
- Well, she shoulda thought,
too, about how she brought
a woman in the front
of Tanya,
so this is gonna give her
a good wakeup call.
Wake up.
- Whoo-hoo!
- Yeah, we're in Greece.
- Porsha!
- I actually really appreciate
that Cynthia, Kandi,
and Porsha-- and I appreciate
you being here, and Marlo.
I didn't think I would be
sitting here, you know,
thinking about
divorcing somebody
that I fell so hard for,
and especially because
when Brooklyn came,
we were just--
we were just so happy.
- I would like NeNe
and Kenya to stay
a little later
in fellowship.
- I'm fine with
fellowshipping.
- No.
Kenya.
My door is closed.
- Didn't want it
to be tonight.
- I'm done.
♪♪♪
- I was "Gone with the Wind,"
but now I'm back and twice
as fabulous.
- I'm livin' my dream,
not above my means.
- This Phoenix has risen,
and I'm sayin',
"Bye, ashes."
- The only time
that I look back,
is to see how far
I've come.
- Don't check for me unless
you got a check for me.
- I'm on
a spiritual journey
and still traveling
first class.
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- Hey, stink-stink.
You're lookin' at
yourself in the mirror.
- And she just wake up
so happy. Uh-huh.
- Look at you.
- Hi.
How are you feeling?
- I'm real late this morning.
I woke up late.
Did y'all have breakfast?
- Uh, I actually--
- I had coffee.
I just nibbled.
- I grabbed some eggs
and some bacon really quick.
- Mm-hmm.
Did you see her butt?
- What's going on
with your butt?
- She is branded.
- Oh, chill, honey.
Okay, oh, okay,
okay, chill.
- Oh, my gosh.
Let's get some fresh air.
- Okay, just sit on there
and give yourself like--
- Sit?
- Like that, right.
See, that gives you
the curve. All right.
Ooh.
I'm not mad at her.
- Oh, look at Princess Marlo.
- Uh-uh.
- Let me see.
What is--
- How did this woman
manage to get makeup
all the way in Greece?
Wow.
Just our own little
semi-private beach.
- So, how do you think
y'all are gonna do today?
You and NeNe I'm sayin'.
- I'm gonna just
continue to have
my little
hot girl summer now.
- Yeah.
My thing is just,
like, eventually,
you and NeNe need to
have a conversation.
- Yeah, I mean,
I think so, too.
I just didn't think
last night was the right time
because I didn't
want it to turn into
a me and NeNe situation.
There is so much going on
with the Marc drama.
I just wanted it to be
everybody being positive.
- But you don't think she
was trying to be positive?
- I just don't have time
for the bullsh-- with NeNe.
We have always had
a love-hate relationship,
heavy on the hate
from her.
I just wanna have fun.
I wanna go out.
I wanna drink.
- Yeah.
- Yes.
- Oh!
Oh, it's so nice.
- This is the Archillian Sea?
- Yeah.
- I think this would be
a good picture over here.
Oh, that's cute.
- Oh, that's everything!
- A little nipple.
- No.
- Okay.
No, wait a minute.
- Work it. Come on.
- Yeah, come on.
- Are we lost in paradise?
Are we stranded?
Do we worry for
a second? No.
Give it to me.
Oh, Lord.
Uh-oh. Hold on.
I have gained
some relationship weight.
Hold on.
Thank you.
- Not relationship weight.
Oh, sh--.
- That's your crazy cat.
- I don't want him.
I don't want him.
- Sir, can you take
a picture for us?
My friend left.
- We're telling everybody
we're going to the restaurant.
But I don't know
if I told you this.
It's going to
be the restaurant
that's a hundred feet
in the air.
- Is that today or tomorrow?
- It's today.
Don't say nothin'.
- Okay, I won't. I won't.
- 'Cause you know, like,
NeNe is so scared of heights.
- We're going up.
- So, if we tell her ahead
of time, she may not go.
- Okay, okay, okay,
I won't.
Of course, I'll just say
we're sightseeing and shopping.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
♪♪♪
That's for my wig, honey.
- Let's go!
- Let's go. Yes.
- Oh, oh, oh!
- Greece, Greece,
Greece, Greece.
- Opa! Opa!
- It's a girls' trip!
- Girls' trip!
So ready for the hot girls'
summer in Greece.
- Yes!
- Excuse me, ladies.
I need you to put in
another date on your calendar,
a baby shower.
It's gonna be
on October 11th.
- Okay.
- It's co-ed, so you can bring
your significant others.
- That's fun.
- And I decided, um,
I am gonna invite my, um,
my surrogate.
Ooh...
- You should.
- Kandi, after
your baby born,
you gonna stay in touch
with your surrogate?
- Yeah.
- I wouldn't. I wouldn't.
- I don't think
you should, Kandi.
- I wouldn't either
'cause I'd be thinking,
like, she--
- Okay, y'all are
gonna think I'm crazy.
- Okay, what?
- Okay, so, she does,
like, a management,
office management,
and she was like,
"Well, if you need help
wit' your, uh, restaurant
"when I'm done with this,
I can help you guys."
- Oh, so, you're about
to hire the lady, too.
- I was thinking
about hiring her.
You is crazy as well.
- That'd be a lot.
- So many people have their
opinions on how you should
deal with your surrogate
or never talk to them again
after they have the baby,
but I actually like Shadina.
Ahh!
Nice to meet you.
- It's good to
meet you, as well.
- Congratulations.
So, you're her cousin?
- No.
- That's the baby.
- This is baby.
- This is the baby.
- Oh, my God!
- She's done an
amazing thing for us.
My family will always have
love and respect for Shadina.
- Cynthia, does Mike
want any more kids?
- Mike actually would love
to have a baby with me.
- Y'all not allowed
to have no more babies.
- Really?
- Why?
- You're 50, right?
- Uh, now...
- She's 52.
- Y'all know people in
their 50s have kids, now.
- Ahh!
- We might be havin' our own
little miracle baby, as well.
- Really?
- Ooh.
- She still got periods.
- I still get my period,
but now it's startin'
to be irregular.
- When was your last period?
Three weeks ago?
- Uh--
- Two weeks ago?
- No, no, no.
It's been a while,
like two months ago.
- What?
- Yeah.
- We need to stop
and get a test.
- Am I glowing?
- He's letting those
little Mikes free.
- So, he's shootin'
the club up.
- The Mikes are flowin'.
- Ooh!
Tear the club up.
Tear the club up.
Cynthia is hilarious
talking about she thinks
she might be pregnant.
- Cynthia can't
have no baby.
Girl, where is
her egg at?
- All right.
- It is raining over here.
- It's raining.
- Can I get an umbrella,
please?
- You wanna share?
- Your Chanel is
gettin' wet, Kenya.
- Oh, is that a crane?
Oh, no ma'am.
- Hi.
- Welcome to
Dinner in the Sky.
- Thank you.
- Hi.
- What are we doing?
Are we gonna get
on something?
- Guys, are you excited?
- Dinner in the Sky.
Oh, my God, I'm excited.
- Are you serious?
- Look at that.
- That's a crane.
I never eaten lunch at
a construction site before,
but, um, I'm down.
So, does that qualify
as a mile high?
- Huh?
- Only if you're having sex.
- Mile high club.
- So, somebody gotta
have sex with me.
- Ladies, we are gonna
lift you up to 50 meters.
- Oh, my gosh.
Seriously.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my goodness!
- It's more than half
a football field.
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- Oh, that's nice.
- So, it's pretty high.
- Everybody knows that I don't
like to go up high like that.
- So, we ready?
- We are sittin' on ready.
- We've been sittin' on ready.
- But I'm going to be
a good sport and try
and do dinner 100 feet
in the air.
You don't think you wanna
make my straps tighter
on my shoulder?
- I'm not used to another
man strapping me in.
- Is this the Grecian rose?
- This is a rose.
- I will be happy
to taste it first.
Oh, my God, Porsha.
- Is it good?
- It is excellent.
- Oh.
- It's really top shelf,
Kenya, and excellent.
- Is it?
It's screwed on, though.
I'm-- are you sure
about that?
- Well, I think it's good.
- We're floating, everyone.
- Ahh!
- Take us on up to the top.
This is the closest
to heaven these girls
are gonna get, probably.
Oh, you didn't.
- You cannot do
a shady prayer.
- Oh, that's right.
Oh, God, forgive me.
I was just playin'.
- Don't worry.
God knows her heart.
He ain't--
- He knows my heart.
- Oh!
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh!
- Oh, yeah.
- Okay, hold my hand.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, sh--.
Just sit back. Sit back.
- I don't wanna sit back.
- Just sit back.
- I don't wanna sit back.
- Coming up next...
- Is this the bipolar NeNe?
- No, you're bipolar, bitch.
That's why your husband left,
bitch, because you're bipolar.
- Oh!
- Everybody stop!
♪♪♪
- We are in the air.
- Just sit back.
Sit back.
- I don't wanna sit back.
I don't wanna sit back.
No, leave me alone.
- Look!
Look over there!
Look at the ruins.
- Look, we're turning, everyone.
Look.
- Oh, God.
- This is so exciting.
Yay!
- Can you turn us back,
so those girls get wet?
No, this is so cool.
- I love this!
- Now, this is
actually amazing.
- You're sightseeing,
and you're eating lunch.
That's perfect.
- I don't know why I'm up here
to eat a leaf.
I might not eat much, bitch,
but I'm 100 feet up here, okay?
Okay.
♪♪♪
What is it?
Girl, I need
somethin' to drink.
Can I have
some more wine?
- Yes.
- Have you ever had anybody
drink the whole bottle?
- You can have as much
as you want.
- It's all right. Thanks.
- I think this
wine is excellent.
- Now, what makes this
excellent in your opinion?
- Not too sweet but there is
a fruity, uh, effervescence.
- Oh, oh, oh.
- Uh, coming through.
- Effervescence.
- What would you pair
this lovely rose with?
- Fish and maybe
a nice grilled chicken.
- Even though rose
might overpower
the shrimp and seafood?
- I personally
prefer the rose.
- So, when you're
choosing your wine,
you completely ignore
the meal that you're having
with the wine.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, wow,
the tenderloins are out.
Should we choose
another wine, perhaps?
Would you like to
share with the group?
If it was
Hennessey or hookah,
I would listen
to Porsha's advice.
- Hey!
- I cannot.
- Oh, my God.
- Now, how many red
wines are there?
I'll wait.
- Several.
- Oh, this is embarrassing.
- Please name
four types of red wine.
- Well--
- Is this a quiz?
- No.
- I don't even understand
what Kenya is doin', right now.
The more and more
she keeps going,
it just sounds like she's
purposely digging at Cynthia.
- How many variations of--
- How many are you
sellin' at your spot?
- Ask about
Kenya Moore care.
- I sell plenty of haircare,
but I don't mess with anything
that I don't know about.
- Cynthia is such a punk.
Girl, wake up.
She just said
your cellar ain't sh--,
and Cynthia tried to
call me a toxic friend.
Dang.
- Cynthia, you don't know
how to read no more.
I'm just disappointed.
I feel sorry for you
gettin' read so bad.
- Please don't.
It's fine.
The read only has power
if you buy into the read.
- No, honey,
you've been read.
- I didn't receive the read.
- You've been read.
- I did not receive--
I was not read.
- You were read.
- Come on, Cynthia.
Come on.
You're blinder than
the "Three Blind Mice."
- Uh-uh.
- We are ready for landing.
- Oh, well, honey,
I'm ready to land.
- The plane is landing.
- Opa.
- I am really happy
I was in the sky.
We are here.
Opa!
Opa!
So, I truly can
mark this off
of whatever invisible list
it got on.
Pop, pop, pop.
- You don't need
to drink no more.
Get your ass in here.
- We are about to go do
a little shopping in the market.
- Okay.
- Oh, okay.
- Does anyone know how
to say, "Hello"?
No, that's not right.
It's yassou.
- Yassou, like yes and so.
- Give it a snap.
Yassou.
- Yassou.
- It's yassas.
- Y'all are messing
up everybody.
Oh, look at
the ruins up there.
Oh, my God.
- I gotta go to the bathroom.
- Wow!
- This is so beautiful.
- Come on, guys.
Stay in a tight group, okay?
- Tight group, mommy says.
- Tight like that ass.
Meow.
- Oh, God,
I should do crepes.
- And they have waffle balls.
- Yes.
- Ooh!
Sir, hello in Greek
is yassou.
- Hi.
- Yassas.
- Yassas.
- Huh?
- Yassas.
- Yassas.
- Yassas.
- We told you in the car.
- Can I have two scoops?
- Grand Marnier,
that's alcohol.
This is better.
- This does taste
way better.
- Oh, my God.
- Thank you.
I have a crepe in Greece.
- They said turn right
at the wooden penis.
- There's all different sizes,
small, medium,
and extra-large.
♪♪♪
- Let's look at
the ruins, honey. Yeah.
- Oh, look, you can go--
- Let's go.
You're being very disrespectful
to these people's culture.
You're not even supposed
to touch those things.
Let's go! Let's go!
- And y'all are in
a different country.
You'll be over here
in jail.
They're gonna take--
they're gonna--
- You don't understand.
You're not in America.
- This gentleman is gonna
take a picture of us..
- A-T-L.
- Which one are we lookin' at?
Do y'all realize we've had
a lot of great experiences
together?
- Mm-hmm.
We're connected, honey.
You can't rid of me, honey.
- This way, guys.
Come on.
We're gonna have
a drink here.
♪♪♪
Hi.
- I think I can
twerk to this.
All right.
- So, Kenya and I
wanted to do, like,
traditional
Greek experiences.
- Oh, please, sir!
- And you know we had
to go smash some plates.
Opa!
- Okay, everybody,
one by one, stand here
and say what you're
passionate about
and break the plate.
Smashing plates
is a Greek tradition.
It is believed that
the loud noises
drives out evil spirits.
- You've been
waiting for this!
- I know!
♪♪♪
- I have one.
- I'm passionate about
good times and good girls!
Opa!
- I'm passionate
about motherhood.
PJ!
- I'm passionate
about my money.
- Oh, sh--.
- My friends.
- Yes!
- My children!
- Whoo!
- Okay, I'm passionate
about happiness!
- Yes!
- I'm passionate about the
love of my life, Brooklyn!
With everything that's
happening back home with Marc,
I think it's so exhilarating
to smash those plates.
I mean, you know, just to
get out some frustration
and just release.
Life!
- Now let's have a drink.
- Exhale.
- Opa!
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- Oh, Marlo, what about this
for the Grecian goddess?
- Oh, that's cute.
You got any cash?
Their money?
- I always like to get
a magnet in
every city that
I go to.
- Look, look at me
and my baby, yellow.
- Yellow.
No, that is not gonna
fit your ass.
- You need to go into the
Atlanta section of clothing.
The Atlanta sizes.
- Do you have,
like, a bigger size,
a larger size in this?
They said I'm
too big for it.
- Of course.
- Thank you.
I would like these,
but then I would like
this one for free.
Ahh, I will tag 'em
on Instagram.
I have 5 million
followers.
Deal. Shake.
This is how we do.
Boom.
♪♪♪
- Cynthia!
Porsha, where's Cynthia?
This place might have
some wine and stuff.
Cynthia!
Where is she?
Cynthia!
- I love these.
- That is better,
traditional.
- Yeah, that's the eye.
- Okay, I want that one.
Wait, wait.
- And I'll do the
silver one to go with--
- Oh, it's so pretty.
So, the evil eye is what?
So, when people, like,
project bad energy on you?
- It'll stop it.
Oh!
- Oh!
Should I have one
on each arm?
- Okay, we need that.
No, you just need one eye.
- Hmm.
We should get one
for Cynthia
'cause she took it
at the table.
- Kenya is basically
making it look like
Cynthia knows nothing
about the wine industry,
which could be tarnishing
Cynthia's brand.
- Cynthia, you don't wanna
buy any of those wines?
- Do you have one where you
can ward off bad spirits
from your own friends?
- Why did you keep walking?
You need to buy some wine
to take home.
- No, I don't want to.
- That's two totally
different things, okay?
First of all,
when my hair--
anyway, I don't have to
re-explain it.
it.
What-- think whatever
you wanna think.
I don't care.
I'm just sick of it.
It's not the same thing.
Whoever is writing
these questions,
I'm gonna walk away
if this is what we're
gonna make this about.
Cynthia!
- I saw the cutest dress.
- I was having fun
with my sis.
She should know
what the wines are about,
and if she didn't,
we can teach her.
So what?
- Thank you.
All right,
we're protected.
- Bring it!
- No, it's like this.
Gssh, gssh, gssh, gssh.
- Coming up next...
- I love you,
and I miss you so much.
- Thank you.
- I miss you so much, NeNe.
- Thank you.
It's been really hard
without you.
♪♪♪
A long day.
- Home.
- Home sweet home.
Knock-knock.
Hey, goddess,
do you need help?
- I just want it off.
I don't wanna be
a goddess anymore.
- I thought you were gonna
sleep like a goddess.
- Un-uh.
- Is this is your
goddess dress?
- Uh, no, it's not.
- Oh!
- Oh, wow.
- It might be, though.
It could be.
What's goin' on?
I was gonna say
make yourself comfortable,
but, uh, what is that?
- Okay, we have
a little gift for you.
- Oh, y'all bought me
a present?
- Yeah, yeah.
It's super cute.
- Oh, my God, you have one.
- Uh-huh.
- You have one, too.
- Mm-hmm.
- Yeah, mine is silver.
- You guys got this for me?
- Yes.
The evil eye, it's just
basically to ward off
anything that
could be negative
that's coming your way and--
- Right.
This is, like, the sweetest
thing anyone's ever done.
- Isn't it cute?
- Oh, my God.
- You know, this came up
'cause I feel like
when we were all havin'
a great time up in the air,
close to the God--
- Right, right.
- Kenya was throwing
a lotta shade
at The Bailey Wine Cellar.
- Of course,
it started with fun shade
because she's your friend.
- Right.
- Once it kept goin',
it turned into,
okay, this is not even
a good look
for my friend's business.
- Mm-hmm.
- Kenya, out of everybody,
is beyond sensitive
about her brand.
Like, even if she thinks
you're tryin' to say
somethin' about
the Kenya Moore brand,
she goes berserk.
- You're ----ing
with my business,
and you're ----in' with
how I feed my daughter
and myself.
- So...
The fact is,
you were a real.
- So, why is she trying
to test Cynthia's knowledge
and make it known that
Cynthia doesn't know much
about the wine industry?
- I know Kenya,
so I know she'll, like,
be funny and shady.
I knew that she was joking.
- A joke is a joke.
- Is a one-time thing,
not a hammering.
- It's not a joke.
- Right.
- I kinda get Kenya's
sense of humor.
So, sometimes when
she's bein' shady,
since she's my friend,
I don't know always have
my shade detector up.
- Even if I'm playin'
with my girl,
I'm gonna still turn it
back around.
At the end of the day,
you're gonna know
that she got the best wine
that you can find anywhere.
- Right.
- And I didn't--
we didn't get to that point.
- Well, that didn't happen.
- Fun shade doesn't apply
when it's, like,
your business.
Ooh, that's--
that just bothers me.
- That's true.
And the bottom line is,
she would not have received it
had I done that to her.
- Oh, my goodness.
- So...
- Even if you joke one time,
it wouldn't work.
- Right.
- Like, if you said,
"I used your haircare,
and, look,
my edge is still gone,"
you'd be like--
she'll be like--
- It would be--
- Right. They're still gone.
Uh, not a good example,
shady ass.
No, you--
- No, it came out wrong.
- Right, okay, but I get
what you're sayin'.
- You just had a relationship
with NeNe.
- Mm-hmm.
- It didn't feel like
a wholehearted friendship
in certain moments.
Don't do the same thing
with Kenya.
- Right.
- Yes.
- Because at the end
of the day,
even though
we are girlfriends,
you still gotta teach
somebody how to treat you.
- Mm-hmm.
This is a very fragile
moment for Kenya.
It kinda explains
the way she behaves.
So, I just kinda
give her a pass.
Well, I definitely, uh,
I receive it,
and I appreciate
you guys bringing it
to my attention,
honestly.
But what I'm not
gonna do,
is let Kenya be
purposely just
mean or disrespectful.
- So, um, we're gonna go,
so you can get some rest,
but, um, can we exchange
and get one of your bracelets?
- I was like,
they're so pretty.
- I'll take this one.
Oh, these--
- Uh, hey,
this is not a store.
Get out.
- Ooh, there go
some red ones.
- Uh, get, go.
Bye.
- Okay.
- Bye.
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- You're enjoying Greece
more than me, huh?
Huh, boo-boo?
- Oh!
- Oh! Ahh!
- Get off of it.
Get off of it.
- Where are we going?
- Uh, we're going
to a vineyard.
- Oh, for the Bailey wine.
- And to have
some more wine.
- Good morning, love.
- Y'all are so
fabulous today.
I didn't know we was wearin'
a flowy theme today.
Hey.
- Hi, girl.
- A vision in white.
I like these pants.
- Thank you.
Did you get
that purse here?
It has the eye on it.
- No, I brought it with me.
- They're everywhere here.
- Yeah, and I have
a bracelet, too, now.
It's all about keeping
the negative energy away.
- Okay, ladies, vamanos.
- I am so excited
about the wine tour
to learn more
about some wine.
I have my evil eye bracelet
so that I can block
all the haters.
Hi, Kenya.
Oh, Marlo,
a guy came up to us
that you might have
been interested in.
A older gentleman,
uh, came up to us
and started talkin'
to us on the beach.
- An older gentleman.
- Hey!
- You told me you like 'em
not even, like, breathing.
- I did not say
I like older men.
- Yes, you did.
- Marlo, you told--
- I like an older
distinguished gentleman,
not old.
- You want him
to be wealthy.
You want him to be
a certain age.
- He don't have
to be wealthy.
I just want them
well-established.
I'm done.
- Please describe for us,
so we can be on the lookout,
what you want in a man
without talking about money
and what he can do
for you.
- I want him
to be well-off.
I want him to have
a business.
I want him to be--
- Without talking about money.
- No, we can't talk money.
You can't talk about nothin'
you do without money.
- I would.
- Did-- did Paul have
a million when y'all met?
- Yes.
- Yes.
- Okay, well, I can't
really talk about that.
- So, I can't talk to her.
- But you can't discount the guy
that only got $100,000
or whatever.
- There is a but.
- There is.
- There is a but.
- Todd was in the $100,000
that wouldn't look at.
- Right.
- Yeah.
- But he's smart as hell,
and he's got a lotta ambition,
and he's a go-getter.
- There it is.
- He does.
- Now, mind you, I already
saw that in him,
and I already knew, like,
okay, with us together,
it ain't gonna
mean nothin'.
- It's a power couple.
- Oww!
- Together, we made
millions together.
- At 43, I think
I've missed that window
of me growing with you,
and we havin' somethin'.
- Yeah, you have.
- So, I'm gonna
find a partner now.
- That's right.
- Yeah, but this
is different.
- It's gonna be
more like a,
no, but a partner
that ain't broke.
- That's right.
No, that's good.
- A partner where he know
I got his back.
I'm gna you good.
I'm gonna suck your dick
on holidays and weekends.
- Holidays?
There's seven days
in a week, girl.
I give a lot of
very good blow jobs.
Come on,.
- Damn it.
Does her mouth
ever get tired?
- Who doesn't wanna
wake up to that?
That is the key
to happiness.
- Yes.
- Paul got it good.
That's probably
the reason why
they hadn't
got married yet.
- I have to ask NeNe.
NeNe has had the longest
relationship of anybody.
What do you think
matters the most?
- Yes, Lord, what is--
what-- yeah.
- You know what?
I think it's the love
and the respect.
- That's it.
- Gregg is a family man.
He can go up,
or I up.
It doesn't matter.
- He's gonna be right there.
- He kept bringing
his ass back home.
- Right.
- Yeah.
- And I'm comin' home,
too, bitch.
- How do you keep trust?
- Gregg and NeNe,
they just know each other.
- You know--
- When it's broken
in certain times,
how do you keep trust?
- You know what?
I don't know if we've broken,
but we've been there.
People fall into situations
they-they shouldn't fall into.
- Right.
- Yeah.
- So, that doesn't mean
he doesn't love you.
- Right.
- Just because a man cheat
doesn't mean he's a bad man.
- Right.
- And it doesn't mean that
he didn't love his wife
or his family.
- Right.
- That's when your communication
need to be real hardcore.
- Right.
- You guys really
got to communicate.
What do you want?
What do you want?
What do you want?
- I definitely miss NeNe
being able to give me advice.
That was a part
of the big sister,
little sister dynamic.
- And I would never let
a woman walk a day in my shoes
for no bullsh--, now.
- Exactly.
- Just because you slept
with him one night, girl,
get on up outta here.
- Porsha.
- Oh, hey, you better
get the hell outta here.
- You ain't better be
doin' sh--, man.
Not Porsha.
- Coming up next...
- You were kinda
jokin' around about
The Bailey Wine Cellar,
and it just started
to feel like, okay,
is it really a joke,
or am I the joke?
- You are a big-ass
bully, bitch.
Should we be in
Should we be in
our heels or flats?
Hello?
- Yeah, please answer
the question.
- Should we wear heels
or flats?
They're gonna walk
through a vineyard.
We should be in flats.
- Look at all
that trail, girl.
- Take off my
freaking heels.
- Hi. Welcome.
- Hi. How are you doing?
- Hi. How are you?
So, welcome.
My name is Ted.
I'm a wine writer,
and, um, I will be
your guide for today.
So, this is
a historic place.
If you look over there
behind the first mountain,
is where the Temple
of God Dionysus is.
- Oh!
- Which means that this is
where not only wine,
but also
the enjoyment of life
through wine was born
in the mythical times.
We're gonna taste
some fantastic wines,
local grape varieties
but also Greek, uh,
expression of
cabernet sauvignon,
which I hope
you're gonna like.
- Well, we should
introduce you.
- Mm-hmm.
- Because our good friend
over here, Cynthia,
has opened her own winery
in Atlanta.
- Oh, wow.
- Well, it's a wine cellar.
It's just a wine shop.
- Yeah, oh, wine cellar.
I'm sorry. Wine-- yes.
- But it is an
experience and--
- I have-I have a-a few
good friends in Atlanta
that, um, I mht be able
to, um, send them your way.
- That would be great.
- That would be great.
That's a great connection.
- That would be great
because I definitely wanted
to get some-some
Grecian wines, as well. So--
- Mm-hmm.
- All right, okay.
We'll do that then.
- Yeah.
- I am gonna rave about
my friend's wine cellar
because it's bomb, and
she was bombed on yesterday,
so I wanna uplift her.
- Can I ask you to
follow me to the winery?
I'm gonna do for you what
we call a-a tutored tasting.
- Yes, I love to taste.
- Do you have wine,
and crackers, and salami?
- Yes.
- Not wine,
crackers, and salami.
- Oh, wow, look
how beautiful this is!
- Please have a seat
wherever you, um,
wherever you like.
Now, I presume
you've done,
um, professional
wine tasting before.
- Yes.
- Yes.
- So, you don't need me
to show you how it's done.
- No, we like everything.
- I-I-I wanna see it.
- Oh, okay.
- Yeah.
- Well, we will add
a very small amount
of wine into the glass.
Then we need
to smell it.
- Wow.
- Oh.
- So, you put
your whole nose in there.
- Yes, and then
we'll swirl the wine,
and we'll do it
like this.
And then, we either
spit or swallow.
It's, uh, it's
up to us.
- I have a preference.
- And then we will--
- What do you do, Tanya?
You spit, or you swallow?
- I mean, if it's
a good bottle,
I'm definitely
swallowing.
- Whoa.
I'll be spitting, please.
Thank you.
- In some cases,
I have a hard time,
you know,
deciding myself.
- Thank you so much.
- Smell it
before swirling.
- Oh, wow.
- And, uh, you have
a taste.
- This is really good.
It's really nice.
- What makes
a bottle of wine,
like, more expensive?
The year?
- Oh, wow.
- Uh, it's the year.
- Mm-hmm.
- But it's also how
you promote it,
how you sell it.
The real value
is the myth.
- If I brought it back
personally or whatever,
it's from Greece.
Yeah.
- The myth.
So, now I'm going
to offer you
a beautiful rose.
- Smells good.
- Yeah, it's very flowery,
a-a-a little sweet spice.
- Oh, I will tear
this bottle up.
This is good.
- Rose wines are
very, very popular.
- I literally can't
keep it in the cellar.
- Mmm.
No, I know, yeah.
- We sell out of
our roses first.
- Yeah, I know what you mean.
- Is-is that your bestseller?
- Mm-hmm.
- You know what
I'm thinking would be good?
Do a bottle and put
a picture of me on it.
That would be
great branding.
- Maybe for one of
my more high-end brands.
- I'll tell you
what will sell,
if we all did
a wine together.
Now, that will sell.
- Oh, my gosh,
now that would be--
- Now, that will sell.
- You better say
somethin'.
Would you guys
really do that?
- I would do it.
- Okay.
- Let me figure out somethin'.
- It's not my thing,
but if it's somethin'
to help you, yes.
- Girl, brilliant!
- Can I get
a picture with you?
- Sure.
- Of course.
- Come on. Come on.
- Okay, wait, wait, come here.
I want to talk... I want to
talk to you real quick.
Oh, God.
- I know.
- Are we talking
over here?
- Just here,
look how beautiful it is.
- Where are you guys going?
- We're gonna chat,
real quick.
- Uh, okay.
- Bye, chile.
- Shopping!
- This way, ladies.
- Oh, wow.
- Thank you.
- Oh, wow.
So, Ted, tell us
what we can
ship to Atlanta.
- Yes.
- There's wines,
the wines that you tasted
and some more.
- How many fit in there,
in the box?
- That's so cute.
- Oh, I think this is
for three or four.
- Three?
I'd like to buy my friend
one of each of the wines
that we tasted.
- That can be done.
- Who is your friend?
- Okay, your-your three
favorite.
- As in me?
- Yes, as in you.
- Oh, my God,
thank you.
- So can I have
the first one?
I loved,
and she loved the rose,
and then the last one red.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
- Okay.
- Uh, this evil eye bracelet
is the real deal.
- I wanted to pull
you aside because--
- Yes.
- Since I came
to your event--
- Yeah.
- Which I appreciated
you inviting me
'cause I didn't get invited to
the first animal print party
that you had privately.
- Ha-ha!
Eva came, bitch.
- Uh-huh,
but I wasn't invited.
I woulda came.
It was down
the damn street.
It was down the street.
- But-- so, I
appreciated that.
- Yeah.
- And, of course,
we had an understanding,
at that point.
We were like, okay, we're
just gonna just lay it surface.
But I'm not that person
to not forgive somebody,
but I love you to the point
to where it's like
I can't forgive her 'til she
understand what happened.
- Mm-hmm.
- Going to therapy
with Dennis,
it makes me think about
the long-term value
of a relationship.
You know, the reason why
I have been so hurt by NeNe
is because I valued
our friendship.
It really got strong
through the years.
- This is a sisterhood,
and we-we have highs and lows,
and you have to know
how to push through
those low moments.
Well, I'm glad
you felt the need
to come talk to me,
though.
I feel like
a real big sister.
- I love you.
- Love you.
You can just have this all
just to play in the house.
Know what I'm sayin'?
- Yeah, just walk around,
cookin' up some eggs.
- I'm excited! Ahh!
This is gonna
be everything.
Push.
- What happened between us
was unfortunate.
- Yeah.
- I wanna talk
about the closet.
Did something happen
with your belt?
Porsha, I will
you up.
- Take my mic.
I don't wanna be
in here no more.
I'm scared.
- So, you're sayin'
I-I touched you.
You're sayin' I put
my hand on your back.
- Yeah.
Now, I don't give
a what she was
going through
at the time
because what she did
was uncalled for.
But what I know, is
that I love the person
that's in front of me,
and I wanna move
past it, period.
Even though I feel
like we have had--
been on the outs before,
we have said ugly stuff
to each other before,
this time was extra
sensitive to me
because I was pregnant.
- Yeah.
- Like, in the beginning
when I had just had PJ,
it was really hard 'cause
I was trying to breastfeed.
I had gone into
postpartum depression.
Literally, NeNe,
when I was texting you,
the baby,
she was right here.
And I took my titty
out of her mouth,
put her down right here,
and went online
and posted it.
So, the timing of you and I
havin' this war
was, like, the worst
possible time for me, period.
Like, I couldn't forgive
because it had hurt me that deep
because it was at such
a vulnerable time.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I just felt like
you didn't care.
And so, when I felt like
you didn't care,
I let go of who we were.
- Yeah.
- Out of everybody in the group
that I have had issues with,
that hurt me the most
because I-I genuinely
love you.
I genuinely
look up to you.
but this sh-- that
we are arguing about
has got us so far apart.
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- I genuinely
look up to you.
but this sh-- that
we are arguing about
has got us so far apart.
- I'm sorry.
I know what it is
to be in postpartum.
I mean, obviously,
I'm a mother.
I've had two kids.
So, I-I feel bad
that I said anything
that may have hurt her.
At the end of
the day, Porsha,
I love you like
a big sister.
That's real, and I
wanna be your sister.
I wanna be here
for you and PJ, I do.
I don't wanna
see you hurt.
I wanna be able to
talk to you openly,
and I wanna still
have that friendship.
When my husband was--
said that he had cancer,
you guys don't know
how hard that was for me.
- Mm-hmm.
- That was the worst time
in my life,
the worst time
in my marriage.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I felt just
closed off, just shut down,
like I didn't have
you guys to come to.
I don't know.
I-I can't explain it.
- And it was comin'
from every-every--
I was crushed.
I felt like, if he left,
I wouldn't have anybody.
- I don't want you
to feel like that,
and I do support you.
I am here for you.
I do pray for you.
- Mm-hmm.
- But I feel like
you were already
in a certain space.
- Mm-hmm.
- Where you were like
these girls don't have my back.
These girls
don't support me.
You just weren't
willing to hear us,
at that moment.
- Last year was
the most trying time
in my entire life,
and I needed my friends
to see that
I'm not always
the strong woman.
When things become too much,
I just instantly shut down.
I'm just glad to be
in a better place.
- I appreciate
your honesty.
- Okay.
- And I want you to know,
as a friend, there are
certain boundaries
that I'm not gonna cross
with you no more.
And I'm gonna respect
how you wanna be treated.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I feel like
you will also respect--
- I will, I will.
- How I wanna be
treated as a friend.
- I will, I will.
Mm-hmm.
- This is totally different
for NeNe and I
because this is
the first time we've actually
made a decision
within our friendship
that we were
gonna do better.
When somebody is
by your side,
you can't just act that's
nothing because you're mad.
Stop cryin'.
I'm sorry.
I love you.
- I love you,
and I miss you so much.
- Thank you, baby.
- I miss you much, NeNe.
- Thank you.
- It's been really
hard without you.
- I'm sorry, Porsha.
- Okay.
It's okay.
- I'm sorry.
You're gonna have to get
me some lash glue, bitch.
Just take 'em off.
Like, what the--
who cares?
- I don't like those.
Those are like creepy crawlers.
- But your ----in'
lashes are dirty.
They are dirty.
I had 'em on
for three days.
- That was really
sweet of you.
- Oh, really?
Thank you.
- Yeah, to get her the box
of wine to take with her.
That was nice.
- Oh, I want her to win.
You know what I'm sayin'?
- Right.
- Come on, you guys.
We're gonna drink our asses
off 'til we get back.
- I have a wine opener
under my chair.
Ooh.
- We're about to drink
on the mother---in' bus!
- What?
- We're about to drink
on the mother---in' bus!
- Not on
the mother----in' bus.
- On the mother---in' bus.
- Okay, well,
I guess it's on.
- Whoo!
I love this trip.
- I do, too.
♪♪♪
- Come on, guys.
Let's go.
- Where you gonna sit,
Miss Moore?
- Uh, I'll sit here.
- I like being at the end,
so I can run off and leave
when the drama comes.
- Does anyone know
where the restroom is?
- No.
- Absolutely not.
Oh, wow.
- Look at these cats.
That's why I can't live here.
God, with these cats.
Go away.
- Uh-uh, get your ass on.
Get your ass on.
This is not your friend.
- Where's Tanya?
- She went to
the ladies' room.
- That's why it's
so quiet over here.
- I'm gonna join her.
I'll be right back, guys.
- Oh, it smells good.
It smells like barbecue.
- I'm very happy.
Okay, it's family style.
- Do you have ketchup, sir?
Thank you.
Get back, cat.
Go back.
Go back by your mama
or whoever it is.
- Tanya, Tanya, Tanya,
Tanya, turn around.
- Oh, girl, you have
makeup on here.
- We didn't get a chance to--
it's NeNe's face.
- And how did that go?
- And she loves me.
- Aww.
- It went good.
It's a thumbs up.
- Tell me about it.
- It was needed.
Actually, out of the entire time
that I have known her,
that is the most open
with how she feels
that she's ever been.
It actually feels like
a weight is lifted.
- I feel like we're
having the best trip.
We're all getting along,
and there's such a good energy.
- Somethin' is
happening here.
We need to have them
a part of it.
- Girl, this look good.
- Is that chicken?
- Is that chicken?
- So, I was thinking we should
have a burn party, right?
- This, like, burning man
type thing.
- But instead, because
we are here in Greece,
I was thinking we'd do
a ruins party
so that we don't ruin
our friendships,
and I feel like it probably
will end with a hug.
- Oh, I love this.
- I know.
I just feel like issues
are better off
on the table than
under the table.
So, I proposed to
ruffle the feathers
just a little bit,
so we can calm it
back down in a real way.
- Okay, should we be worried
about that black cat?
- Oh, there goes-- Huh?
- Right there,
that black cat that's,
like, passing--
- Why is right under Kenya?
- Yeah.
Is that an omen?
- No, it's not.
We don't believe in that.
By the blood of Jesus,
we bind you, black cat.
Come on.
- Meow.
- Look at that cat.
Marlo, give me
a piece of what that is.
- I don't wanna
look at that cat.
- Here, kitty-kitty-
kitty-kitty-kitty.
- Oh, y'all got
y'all food.
Is it good?
- It's so good.
- This is the best
meal we--
- Ahh!
Oh!
Ahh!
- You're scaring
the cats.
- Now, there's
too many cats.
- 'Cause NeNe
is feeding 'em.
- NeNe, why are
you throwin' meat?
That's why they're comin'.
- I have not fed them.
Let me give their ass
a French fry.
Get, go get
the French fry.
Go.
I don't understand
the cats.
Them things was a mess.
Uh-uh.
Ooh, now they got
Lassie out here.
- Uh-uh.
- What the hell?
- Bitch, what the hell?
- Porsha, you've
owned many dogs.
- Okay, please no
with the dog.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, gotta go.
- Ah, Cynthia, you ain't
scared of cats.
- I don't like animals
around like that.
- Okay, we're black.
- We don't allow any animals
in the kitchen.
Ahh! Somethin' touchin' me.
Oh, it's my purse.
The family pet
will be the family pet.
Then when it's time
to eat, it's like,
"Get outta here, dog!"
I'm ready to go to my room.
- Hey.
- Oh, Eva.
- Hi.
- What's up?
- We just wanted to
check on ya, right quick.
- Where is our baby,
Maverick?
- Ooh!
- Whoa.
- Look at her stomach.
Update, update.
- Ooh, what's the update?
- I know.
- We miss you.
- We miss you.
- All right, boo.
- Bye, baby Maverick.
- See you later.
- Bye.
- She's gonna have
a whole baby tomorrow.
- Oh, my gosh.
- So, tell me somethin'.
Why are the two of you
missing lashes?
Did y'all cry
them lashes off?
- Uh-uh.
They were in my eye.
- That is not how
y'all lashes came off.
- What?
Can we get more
lamb chops, please?
- Clearly, they made up in
their little one-on-one
because now they back
to callin' each other
big sis, little sis.
- You guys are
askin' NeNe and I
about our conversation.
I suggest we do one more thing
that'll be super fabulous,
and this is
actually kind of
piggybacking off
of the spirit
of NeNe and I talking.
- We'll tell you tonight.
- Okay.
- I was thinking
Tanya and I could host
a little event for us.
- A soiree.
- Yes.
I was just wondering
if y'all were down
with a ruin party.
- What's that?
- So,
if you have anything you
wanna get off your heart,
we're gonna put it
amongst the rest of the ruins,
and it is done.
It will never be
brought up again.
- Ahh!
Say it again, honey.
- Sounds like a host
takeover to me.
- I live for the host
to take over, honey.
- I don't understand why
Porsha wants us
to clear the air publicly
when she and NeNe
just cleared the air privately.
It's a recipe
for disaster.
- Oh, she mad.
- Coming up next...
Shut up, bitch,
before I you up.
- Now you're gonna say
you're ----in' me up.
- Shut up.
- You're gonna
try to beat me up.
- Shut up, bitch.
Shut up.
- Please do.
- Just stop.
- Please assault me
with a peanut.
- You need to be assaulted.
- Shut up, NeNe.
You're just a low-life scum.
- Shut up.
- NeNe.
- Stop.
- NeNe.
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- I hear girls talkin',
but I don't hear wine.
- Bitch,
that is so cute.
- Ain't it cute?
- Oh, my,
and they're pretty.
- It's four bottles of wine,
just enough
for our event tonight.
- And we got rosé
to go with it.
We got five.
- Boom.
Oh, look, look,
I got a bottle, too.
- We got five.
Oh, girl, you did it.
- Where did you get that?
- This is from earlier.
- And we have
the Grey Goose.
- Yeah, this is
from earlier.
- Bitch, you're gonna have
a real party.
- This is a party,
a house party.
- And we need this
to decorate the area.
- Boom.
♪♪♪
- Okay, ruin party.
I love these candles.
- You look cute.
Yes, dress.
- Thank you.
- Ooh, hostess
with the mostess.
That's the space that we are
ushering these girls into.
- Okay, okay.
- M'kay?
- I feel like moderator.
We will do this.
- So, if it goes left,
I feel like you got that, too.
You have that in you
to moderate
and just keep peace.
- Yes.
Oh!
- Hi.
Welcome, guys..
Pizza..
Pizza. Ahh!
- You look so pretty!
- Yes, Marlo.
- Oh, whoa.
Marlo came dressed
for the club.
- Oh, Cynthia,
peek a boo.
- So, we got some popcorn
in case anybody
wants to enjoy it.
- Hello, hello.
- Hello, hello.
- Hello.
So, what's up,
hostess with the mostess,
who has taken over
our trip?
- We appreciate
you lovely hostess.
Girl, we have enjoyed
this trip, so far.
We appreciate y'all
letting us give y'all
a little break
for tonight.
Lettin' us kinda
piggyback on it, m'kay?
Okay, so, tonight,
we are putting everything
into the ruins.
- Oh, God.
- And we are going
to leave it there.
- Oh, my God.
- And we are going to
never visit again.
- This is really
about positivity.
In the spirit of
being queens,
everybody gets a crown.
- So, if you are speaking,
first hold the crown.
Whomever you would
like to address
or just to talk about love
or give somethin' negative
that y'all
can get rid of,
you hand it to
the individual, okay?
- Okay.
- Okay, I'm gonna take it.
- Oh, that's how we do it.
- Oh, great. Here you go.
- Go ahead and tell us
what you and NeNe
talked about then
since y'all said
y'all was gonna talk.
That's not how it works.
- What?
- All you need to know,
is that we're good.
Thank you for asking.
- Here you go.
- Thank you.
- Oh I gotta...
It's my turn?
Y'all both gonna talk.
- She wants me to start,
so I'm gonna start.
- Oh.
- Um, NeNe and I
definitely had an issue
that we ended up
takin' public,
and it got really,
really ugly,
and then we both gave up
on the friendship.
But, today, we had
a conversation at the vineyard,
and it was a lotta tears.
It was a lot of just
expressing ourselves
to each other,
somethin' we hadn't really done,
and I'm just happy
to have her back in my life.
- Aww.
- All right.
Well, that's good.
- After hearing everything
that I've heard
Porsha say about NeNe,
I think she would just be
the last person
to fall for NeNe's BS.
- Anybody else
wanna take part?
- All right, I'll go.
- Oh.
- All right.
- That actually looks cute.
- Goddess queen.
- I'd like to give my crown
to Miss Kenya Moore Daly.
Okay, um,
one of the things
that I wanted to
talk to you about, Kenya,
was when we were having
the dinner
and drinks in the sky,
I felt like, initially,
we were kinda jokin' around
about The Bailey Wine Cellar.
In that moment, honestly,
I was just there
to have a good time,
and I was like,
"Okay, you know,
"I'm just gonna
go with it,"
and I just kind of felt like
it just kept going
and kept going.
And then it just started
to feel like,
"Okay, is it really a joke,
or am I the joke?"
- You're never the joke.
Honestly, it was just me
being silly and having fun.
I'm sorry for hurting
your feelings.
I think your businesses
speak for themselves.
I'm always gonna
applaud you.
You're a queen.
You're my sister.
- Thank you.
- And that's not
gonna change.
So, yeah.
- All right, well,
that's what I had to say.
Thank you.
- Good deal, ladies.
That is beautiful.
- Cynthia will never
hold Kenya accountable.
- Let's celebrate our queen.
I'm sorry.
- You're letting supposedly
your good friend
ruin your engagement,
bash your business,
and all of that is...
"Friends make mistakes."
I don't ever recall Cynthia
saying friends make mistakes
where I was concerned.
I just wanna make a comment.
I don't really understand
the tip-toeing.
I know that
if that was me,
that you would have
gone harder.
Cynthia is Kenya's punk.
Believe that.
- Well, I-I know
you say that.
- We were closer than
anybody in this circle,
and that includes her, okay?
- Right, right.
- Well, the things change.
- Well, things change
because you want 'em to change
'cause you're a
big-ass bully, bitch.
- Wait a minute, now.
- All right.
- You just called me a bitch.
What-what is this?
- What you gonna say
about it, though?
What you doin' about it?
- Oh, my God.
- What?
What do you want?
What?
You want me to fight you?
What are you talking about?
- No, you can't fight me, girl.
- What am I gonna do?
- You would lose.
So, all you can do,
is run your mouth.
- Hold on.
- Wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait.
- You are a negative
Betty anyway, girl.
- All right,
let's-let's move on.
- No, this is not
part of the rules.
- You are the-
the most negative.
- Negative Betty.
- Okay, okay.
- Wait, this is not
part of the rules.
- Okay, hold on. Hold on.
- She ain't gonna
bully NeNe Leakes, bitch,
'cause she gonna
get in that ass.
- I don't understand
what the problem is
between the two of them.
♪ Ahh I'm confused
I'm confused ♪
♪ I'm confused confused
confused ♪
- I am done commenting.
I don't have
nothing else to say.
- Okay, but I would like to
address NeNe's comment.
- You can absolutely
make a comment.
- Okay.
- Would you like
the crown for this one?
- Yes, thank you.
- Are you gonna hand it
to someone else?
- Yeah, I'm gonna
give it to NeNe.
- Okay, here you go.
- Put it on.
- Oh.
- Let me adn you.
- Thank you, honey.
- There you go.
- I don't have anything
to say, though.
You can take it off.
- You had plenty to say
a minute ago.
- I've said
all I needed to say.
If you don't have a crown,
you should be
shutting the up.
- What's wrong with you?
Is this the bipolar NeNe,
miss bipolar?
- No, you're bipolar, bitch.
- Who are you
bringing to the table?
I'm a bitch now?
- There's no one more bipolar
in this circle than you.
- Oh, I don't think so.
Everybody can agree it's you.
- You are bipolar.
- That's why
you had to grovel
and ask for--
to be friends with everybody.
- Bipolar Kenya,
go get your medication.
- Give it a break.
Give it a break.
- Yes, clearly,
you have issues.
- That's why
your husband left, bitch,
because you're bipolar.
- Oh!
- Stop, stop.
- Aren't there rules?
- Everybody stop!
- Go get your medication.
That's why
your husband left, bitch,
because you're bipolar.
- Oh!
- Stop, stop.
- Aren't there rules?
- Everybody stop!
- Marc is twirling
right on out of the marriage,
him and his nose ring.
Bye, Marc.
- I know who NeNe is.
She's fake, and she's phony.
- Come on, come on, come on.
- That's why your husband
can't deal wit' you, bitch.
- Her sympathy the first night
when we were there
was all bullsh--.
- I've been through a divorce,
and I would really want to know
if you're okay.
- And this is just
another example
of why I think NeNe
is a disgusting person.
No, let her be ugly
because ugly as you look
on the inside and outside.
- Attention whore,
attention whore, bitch,
you wish, bitch.
- Stop.
- But you can't even
blink your eyes.
- This is too much.
- Bitch, I don't have anything
on my eyes, bitch.
Just be quiet.
- Somebody please help me
blink my eyes.
Get your dirty, honey.
- Too bad your husband
don't like you.
Your husband--
- And you like yours?
You like yours?
- Stop!
- This is exactly what
we did not want to happen.
- Let them vent.
Let them vent.
- Your husband
doesn't like you.
- Let them vent.
It stays here.
- I left him, girl, please.
- No, he left you, bitch.
- Let them get it out. Sh--.
- Attention whore,
he never liked you.
- Shh!
- Matter of fact,
who's trip is it?
Kandi and Kenya,
you got the trip back.
There you go.
- You're tired,
and you're dry.
- You're tired,
and your cat is dry
while your husband
is gone, bitch.
He would've stayed, bitch.
Well, I'm sure he don't wanna
you, bitch.
Can I get a shot?
- Yes.
- Guys, this is too far!
Guys, please!
- Hey!
Hey, hey, hey, hey!
- New booty implant,
they look wrong.
They're wrong.
Get a new booty implant.
Every time I see her,
I'm gonna read her now
'cause you ain't gonna never be
able to punk me, Kenya,
fake contacts, okay?
Blow up booty, okay?
Wig, okay?
- Let's move on!
- I didn't feel like
that was resolved.
- Okay, who
wants to go next?
- Yes.
- Who you wanna crown?
- I'll give it to Tanya.
- Come on.
It's coming back over here.
- So, listen.
I wanna say thank you
for being able
to be, um,
compassionate.
I know we had our issues,
and they, in my mind,
were resolved.
In your mind,
they may not have been,
and I just wanted to just
thank you for, you know,
not bringing up stuff
that you obviously know
I'm dealing with, right now.
- I genuinely appreciate
that apology
because I feel like
we went to, like,
some real lows,
and people can apologize
for pieces of their actions
but not for hurting
other people's feelings.
- Well, I do have to say that
I was a little disappointed
that I didn't get
the same from you
because I definitely felt a way
about what you did,
and you never apologized
to me for it.
- What'd she do?
- She knows what
I'm talking about.
- With the wig.
- Yeah.
- I mean, this is me
being messy.
- Let me see the wig.
Ahh, that's that wig!
- Oh.
- My whole thing is
that even if the intent
was not there,
it still made me feel
a certain way.
- Mm-hmm.
- And you never
acknowledged that.
I don't think Kenya gives
two about Tanya.
She's probably more jealous
of Tanya's relationship
with Paul
because she doesn't have
a relationship with Marc.
- To be honest, like,
this is the ugly truth.
I didn't feel sorry
because
we had had this
immediate reaction
of you bringing
this woman in
who was, you know,
trying to, like,
defamation
of Paul's character.
- Hello.
- Oh, it's the cookie lady.
- Oh, wonderful.
- Have a seat.
- That did not match.
- And so, just for me,
I was like,
I don't feel sorry.
- It didn't match, Kenya.
- And it took me--
- Porsha.
- And it didn't match to me
because--
- Why do you keep doing that?
- So, I apologize for that.
I would never attack
your business, I--
- You should apologize
for that.
- I accept that.
I accept that.
- Yes, that's good.
- Now, where I really felt
it went too far--
- Cynthia, can I have
them popcorn, please?
- In the same way
you were affected by that
because your business
is precious to you--
- Listen.
- Our houses,
our families,
our partners, our spouses
are the most precious
thing we have.
- Shh.
- Yeah.
- Over and above
our businesses.
Sh-shocked that that
was an acceptable thing.
- Girl, you have done
so many things.
Shut up, bitch,
before I you up.
- Oh, see, now you--
now you're gonna say
you're ----in' me up.
- Shut up.
- You're gonna
try to beat me up.
- Shut up, bitch.
Shut up.
- Please do.
- Just stop.
- Please assault me
with a peanut.
- You need to be assaulted.
- Shut up, NeNe.
- Shut up.
- You're just
a low-life scum.
- NeNe.
- Stop.
- Please assault me.
Please go to jail, again.
- You're ----in'
with me, Kenya.
- You're a big-ass
that knows it all!
- You is a dumbass bitch,
and you will get ----ed up.
- For more information on
"The Real Housewives,"
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- Previously, on "The Real
Housewives of Atlanta"...
- My publicist calls me.
"Well, I just got
a phone call
"that you and Marc
are separating,
"and he's gonna make
a statement later today."
It's really ----in' hard.
- They announced they're
getting a divorce!
- Let's try to not talk
all about the divorce
if we can help it.
- Oh, I probably ain't
gonna be able to help that.
- Well, just be sensitive
to the situation.
- Well, she shoulda thought,
too, about how she brought
a woman in the front
of Tanya,
so this is gonna give her
a good wakeup call.
Wake up.
- Whoo-hoo!
- Yeah, we're in Greece.
- Porsha!
- I actually really appreciate
that Cynthia, Kandi,
and Porsha-- and I appreciate
you being here, and Marlo.
I didn't think I would be
sitting here, you know,
thinking about
divorcing somebody
that I fell so hard for,
and especially because
when Brooklyn came,
we were just--
we were just so happy.
- I would like NeNe
and Kenya to stay
a little later
in fellowship.
- I'm fine with
fellowshipping.
- No.
Kenya.
My door is closed.
- Didn't want it
to be tonight.
- I'm done.
♪♪♪
- I was "Gone with the Wind,"
but now I'm back and twice
as fabulous.
- I'm livin' my dream,
not above my means.
- This Phoenix has risen,
and I'm sayin',
"Bye, ashes."
- The only time
that I look back,
is to see how far
I've come.
- Don't check for me unless
you got a check for me.
- I'm on
a spiritual journey
and still traveling
first class.
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- Hey, stink-stink.
You're lookin' at
yourself in the mirror.
- And she just wake up
so happy. Uh-huh.
- Look at you.
- Hi.
How are you feeling?
- I'm real late this morning.
I woke up late.
Did y'all have breakfast?
- Uh, I actually--
- I had coffee.
I just nibbled.
- I grabbed some eggs
and some bacon really quick.
- Mm-hmm.
Did you see her butt?
- What's going on
with your butt?
- She is branded.
- Oh, chill, honey.
Okay, oh, okay,
okay, chill.
- Oh, my gosh.
Let's get some fresh air.
- Okay, just sit on there
and give yourself like--
- Sit?
- Like that, right.
See, that gives you
the curve. All right.
Ooh.
I'm not mad at her.
- Oh, look at Princess Marlo.
- Uh-uh.
- Let me see.
What is--
- How did this woman
manage to get makeup
all the way in Greece?
Wow.
Just our own little
semi-private beach.
- So, how do you think
y'all are gonna do today?
You and NeNe I'm sayin'.
- I'm gonna just
continue to have
my little
hot girl summer now.
- Yeah.
My thing is just,
like, eventually,
you and NeNe need to
have a conversation.
- Yeah, I mean,
I think so, too.
I just didn't think
last night was the right time
because I didn't
want it to turn into
a me and NeNe situation.
There is so much going on
with the Marc drama.
I just wanted it to be
everybody being positive.
- But you don't think she
was trying to be positive?
- I just don't have time
for the bullsh-- with NeNe.
We have always had
a love-hate relationship,
heavy on the hate
from her.
I just wanna have fun.
I wanna go out.
I wanna drink.
- Yeah.
- Yes.
- Oh!
Oh, it's so nice.
- This is the Archillian Sea?
- Yeah.
- I think this would be
a good picture over here.
Oh, that's cute.
- Oh, that's everything!
- A little nipple.
- No.
- Okay.
No, wait a minute.
- Work it. Come on.
- Yeah, come on.
- Are we lost in paradise?
Are we stranded?
Do we worry for
a second? No.
Give it to me.
Oh, Lord.
Uh-oh. Hold on.
I have gained
some relationship weight.
Hold on.
Thank you.
- Not relationship weight.
Oh, sh--.
- That's your crazy cat.
- I don't want him.
I don't want him.
- Sir, can you take
a picture for us?
My friend left.
- We're telling everybody
we're going to the restaurant.
But I don't know
if I told you this.
It's going to
be the restaurant
that's a hundred feet
in the air.
- Is that today or tomorrow?
- It's today.
Don't say nothin'.
- Okay, I won't. I won't.
- 'Cause you know, like,
NeNe is so scared of heights.
- We're going up.
- So, if we tell her ahead
of time, she may not go.
- Okay, okay, okay,
I won't.
Of course, I'll just say
we're sightseeing and shopping.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
♪♪♪
That's for my wig, honey.
- Let's go!
- Let's go. Yes.
- Oh, oh, oh!
- Greece, Greece,
Greece, Greece.
- Opa! Opa!
- It's a girls' trip!
- Girls' trip!
So ready for the hot girls'
summer in Greece.
- Yes!
- Excuse me, ladies.
I need you to put in
another date on your calendar,
a baby shower.
It's gonna be
on October 11th.
- Okay.
- It's co-ed, so you can bring
your significant others.
- That's fun.
- And I decided, um,
I am gonna invite my, um,
my surrogate.
Ooh...
- You should.
- Kandi, after
your baby born,
you gonna stay in touch
with your surrogate?
- Yeah.
- I wouldn't. I wouldn't.
- I don't think
you should, Kandi.
- I wouldn't either
'cause I'd be thinking,
like, she--
- Okay, y'all are
gonna think I'm crazy.
- Okay, what?
- Okay, so, she does,
like, a management,
office management,
and she was like,
"Well, if you need help
wit' your, uh, restaurant
"when I'm done with this,
I can help you guys."
- Oh, so, you're about
to hire the lady, too.
- I was thinking
about hiring her.
You is crazy as well.
- That'd be a lot.
- So many people have their
opinions on how you should
deal with your surrogate
or never talk to them again
after they have the baby,
but I actually like Shadina.
Ahh!
Nice to meet you.
- It's good to
meet you, as well.
- Congratulations.
So, you're her cousin?
- No.
- That's the baby.
- This is baby.
- This is the baby.
- Oh, my God!
- She's done an
amazing thing for us.
My family will always have
love and respect for Shadina.
- Cynthia, does Mike
want any more kids?
- Mike actually would love
to have a baby with me.
- Y'all not allowed
to have no more babies.
- Really?
- Why?
- You're 50, right?
- Uh, now...
- She's 52.
- Y'all know people in
their 50s have kids, now.
- Ahh!
- We might be havin' our own
little miracle baby, as well.
- Really?
- Ooh.
- She still got periods.
- I still get my period,
but now it's startin'
to be irregular.
- When was your last period?
Three weeks ago?
- Uh--
- Two weeks ago?
- No, no, no.
It's been a while,
like two months ago.
- What?
- Yeah.
- We need to stop
and get a test.
- Am I glowing?
- He's letting those
little Mikes free.
- So, he's shootin'
the club up.
- The Mikes are flowin'.
- Ooh!
Tear the club up.
Tear the club up.
Cynthia is hilarious
talking about she thinks
she might be pregnant.
- Cynthia can't
have no baby.
Girl, where is
her egg at?
- All right.
- It is raining over here.
- It's raining.
- Can I get an umbrella,
please?
- You wanna share?
- Your Chanel is
gettin' wet, Kenya.
- Oh, is that a crane?
Oh, no ma'am.
- Hi.
- Welcome to
Dinner in the Sky.
- Thank you.
- Hi.
- What are we doing?
Are we gonna get
on something?
- Guys, are you excited?
- Dinner in the Sky.
Oh, my God, I'm excited.
- Are you serious?
- Look at that.
- That's a crane.
I never eaten lunch at
a construction site before,
but, um, I'm down.
So, does that qualify
as a mile high?
- Huh?
- Only if you're having sex.
- Mile high club.
- So, somebody gotta
have sex with me.
- Ladies, we are gonna
lift you up to 50 meters.
- Oh, my gosh.
Seriously.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, my goodness!
- It's more than half
a football field.
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- Oh, that's nice.
- So, it's pretty high.
- Everybody knows that I don't
like to go up high like that.
- So, we ready?
- We are sittin' on ready.
- We've been sittin' on ready.
- But I'm going to be
a good sport and try
and do dinner 100 feet
in the air.
You don't think you wanna
make my straps tighter
on my shoulder?
- I'm not used to another
man strapping me in.
- Is this the Grecian rose?
- This is a rose.
- I will be happy
to taste it first.
Oh, my God, Porsha.
- Is it good?
- It is excellent.
- Oh.
- It's really top shelf,
Kenya, and excellent.
- Is it?
It's screwed on, though.
I'm-- are you sure
about that?
- Well, I think it's good.
- We're floating, everyone.
- Ahh!
- Take us on up to the top.
This is the closest
to heaven these girls
are gonna get, probably.
Oh, you didn't.
- You cannot do
a shady prayer.
- Oh, that's right.
Oh, God, forgive me.
I was just playin'.
- Don't worry.
God knows her heart.
He ain't--
- He knows my heart.
- Oh!
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh!
- Oh, yeah.
- Okay, hold my hand.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, sh--.
Just sit back. Sit back.
- I don't wanna sit back.
- Just sit back.
- I don't wanna sit back.
- Coming up next...
- Is this the bipolar NeNe?
- No, you're bipolar, bitch.
That's why your husband left,
bitch, because you're bipolar.
- Oh!
- Everybody stop!
♪♪♪
- We are in the air.
- Just sit back.
Sit back.
- I don't wanna sit back.
I don't wanna sit back.
No, leave me alone.
- Look!
Look over there!
Look at the ruins.
- Look, we're turning, everyone.
Look.
- Oh, God.
- This is so exciting.
Yay!
- Can you turn us back,
so those girls get wet?
No, this is so cool.
- I love this!
- Now, this is
actually amazing.
- You're sightseeing,
and you're eating lunch.
That's perfect.
- I don't know why I'm up here
to eat a leaf.
I might not eat much, bitch,
but I'm 100 feet up here, okay?
Okay.
♪♪♪
What is it?
Girl, I need
somethin' to drink.
Can I have
some more wine?
- Yes.
- Have you ever had anybody
drink the whole bottle?
- You can have as much
as you want.
- It's all right. Thanks.
- I think this
wine is excellent.
- Now, what makes this
excellent in your opinion?
- Not too sweet but there is
a fruity, uh, effervescence.
- Oh, oh, oh.
- Uh, coming through.
- Effervescence.
- What would you pair
this lovely rose with?
- Fish and maybe
a nice grilled chicken.
- Even though rose
might overpower
the shrimp and seafood?
- I personally
prefer the rose.
- So, when you're
choosing your wine,
you completely ignore
the meal that you're having
with the wine.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, wow,
the tenderloins are out.
Should we choose
another wine, perhaps?
Would you like to
share with the group?
If it was
Hennessey or hookah,
I would listen
to Porsha's advice.
- Hey!
- I cannot.
- Oh, my God.
- Now, how many red
wines are there?
I'll wait.
- Several.
- Oh, this is embarrassing.
- Please name
four types of red wine.
- Well--
- Is this a quiz?
- No.
- I don't even understand
what Kenya is doin', right now.
The more and more
she keeps going,
it just sounds like she's
purposely digging at Cynthia.
- How many variations of--
- How many are you
sellin' at your spot?
- Ask about
Kenya Moore care.
- I sell plenty of haircare,
but I don't mess with anything
that I don't know about.
- Cynthia is such a punk.
Girl, wake up.
She just said
your cellar ain't sh--,
and Cynthia tried to
call me a toxic friend.
Dang.
- Cynthia, you don't know
how to read no more.
I'm just disappointed.
I feel sorry for you
gettin' read so bad.
- Please don't.
It's fine.
The read only has power
if you buy into the read.
- No, honey,
you've been read.
- I didn't receive the read.
- You've been read.
- I did not receive--
I was not read.
- You were read.
- Come on, Cynthia.
Come on.
You're blinder than
the "Three Blind Mice."
- Uh-uh.
- We are ready for landing.
- Oh, well, honey,
I'm ready to land.
- The plane is landing.
- Opa.
- I am really happy
I was in the sky.
We are here.
Opa!
Opa!
So, I truly can
mark this off
of whatever invisible list
it got on.
Pop, pop, pop.
- You don't need
to drink no more.
Get your ass in here.
- We are about to go do
a little shopping in the market.
- Okay.
- Oh, okay.
- Does anyone know how
to say, "Hello"?
No, that's not right.
It's yassou.
- Yassou, like yes and so.
- Give it a snap.
Yassou.
- Yassou.
- It's yassas.
- Y'all are messing
up everybody.
Oh, look at
the ruins up there.
Oh, my God.
- I gotta go to the bathroom.
- Wow!
- This is so beautiful.
- Come on, guys.
Stay in a tight group, okay?
- Tight group, mommy says.
- Tight like that ass.
Meow.
- Oh, God,
I should do crepes.
- And they have waffle balls.
- Yes.
- Ooh!
Sir, hello in Greek
is yassou.
- Hi.
- Yassas.
- Yassas.
- Huh?
- Yassas.
- Yassas.
- Yassas.
- We told you in the car.
- Can I have two scoops?
- Grand Marnier,
that's alcohol.
This is better.
- This does taste
way better.
- Oh, my God.
- Thank you.
I have a crepe in Greece.
- They said turn right
at the wooden penis.
- There's all different sizes,
small, medium,
and extra-large.
♪♪♪
- Let's look at
the ruins, honey. Yeah.
- Oh, look, you can go--
- Let's go.
You're being very disrespectful
to these people's culture.
You're not even supposed
to touch those things.
Let's go! Let's go!
- And y'all are in
a different country.
You'll be over here
in jail.
They're gonna take--
they're gonna--
- You don't understand.
You're not in America.
- This gentleman is gonna
take a picture of us..
- A-T-L.
- Which one are we lookin' at?
Do y'all realize we've had
a lot of great experiences
together?
- Mm-hmm.
We're connected, honey.
You can't rid of me, honey.
- This way, guys.
Come on.
We're gonna have
a drink here.
♪♪♪
Hi.
- I think I can
twerk to this.
All right.
- So, Kenya and I
wanted to do, like,
traditional
Greek experiences.
- Oh, please, sir!
- And you know we had
to go smash some plates.
Opa!
- Okay, everybody,
one by one, stand here
and say what you're
passionate about
and break the plate.
Smashing plates
is a Greek tradition.
It is believed that
the loud noises
drives out evil spirits.
- You've been
waiting for this!
- I know!
♪♪♪
- I have one.
- I'm passionate about
good times and good girls!
Opa!
- I'm passionate
about motherhood.
PJ!
- I'm passionate
about my money.
- Oh, sh--.
- My friends.
- Yes!
- My children!
- Whoo!
- Okay, I'm passionate
about happiness!
- Yes!
- I'm passionate about the
love of my life, Brooklyn!
With everything that's
happening back home with Marc,
I think it's so exhilarating
to smash those plates.
I mean, you know, just to
get out some frustration
and just release.
Life!
- Now let's have a drink.
- Exhale.
- Opa!
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- Oh, Marlo, what about this
for the Grecian goddess?
- Oh, that's cute.
You got any cash?
Their money?
- I always like to get
a magnet in
every city that
I go to.
- Look, look at me
and my baby, yellow.
- Yellow.
No, that is not gonna
fit your ass.
- You need to go into the
Atlanta section of clothing.
The Atlanta sizes.
- Do you have,
like, a bigger size,
a larger size in this?
They said I'm
too big for it.
- Of course.
- Thank you.
I would like these,
but then I would like
this one for free.
Ahh, I will tag 'em
on Instagram.
I have 5 million
followers.
Deal. Shake.
This is how we do.
Boom.
♪♪♪
- Cynthia!
Porsha, where's Cynthia?
This place might have
some wine and stuff.
Cynthia!
Where is she?
Cynthia!
- I love these.
- That is better,
traditional.
- Yeah, that's the eye.
- Okay, I want that one.
Wait, wait.
- And I'll do the
silver one to go with--
- Oh, it's so pretty.
So, the evil eye is what?
So, when people, like,
project bad energy on you?
- It'll stop it.
Oh!
- Oh!
Should I have one
on each arm?
- Okay, we need that.
No, you just need one eye.
- Hmm.
We should get one
for Cynthia
'cause she took it
at the table.
- Kenya is basically
making it look like
Cynthia knows nothing
about the wine industry,
which could be tarnishing
Cynthia's brand.
- Cynthia, you don't wanna
buy any of those wines?
- Do you have one where you
can ward off bad spirits
from your own friends?
- Why did you keep walking?
You need to buy some wine
to take home.
- No, I don't want to.
- That's two totally
different things, okay?
First of all,
when my hair--
anyway, I don't have to
re-explain it.
it.
What-- think whatever
you wanna think.
I don't care.
I'm just sick of it.
It's not the same thing.
Whoever is writing
these questions,
I'm gonna walk away
if this is what we're
gonna make this about.
Cynthia!
- I saw the cutest dress.
- I was having fun
with my sis.
She should know
what the wines are about,
and if she didn't,
we can teach her.
So what?
- Thank you.
All right,
we're protected.
- Bring it!
- No, it's like this.
Gssh, gssh, gssh, gssh.
- Coming up next...
- I love you,
and I miss you so much.
- Thank you.
- I miss you so much, NeNe.
- Thank you.
It's been really hard
without you.
♪♪♪
A long day.
- Home.
- Home sweet home.
Knock-knock.
Hey, goddess,
do you need help?
- I just want it off.
I don't wanna be
a goddess anymore.
- I thought you were gonna
sleep like a goddess.
- Un-uh.
- Is this is your
goddess dress?
- Uh, no, it's not.
- Oh!
- Oh, wow.
- It might be, though.
It could be.
What's goin' on?
I was gonna say
make yourself comfortable,
but, uh, what is that?
- Okay, we have
a little gift for you.
- Oh, y'all bought me
a present?
- Yeah, yeah.
It's super cute.
- Oh, my God, you have one.
- Uh-huh.
- You have one, too.
- Mm-hmm.
- Yeah, mine is silver.
- You guys got this for me?
- Yes.
The evil eye, it's just
basically to ward off
anything that
could be negative
that's coming your way and--
- Right.
This is, like, the sweetest
thing anyone's ever done.
- Isn't it cute?
- Oh, my God.
- You know, this came up
'cause I feel like
when we were all havin'
a great time up in the air,
close to the God--
- Right, right.
- Kenya was throwing
a lotta shade
at The Bailey Wine Cellar.
- Of course,
it started with fun shade
because she's your friend.
- Right.
- Once it kept goin',
it turned into,
okay, this is not even
a good look
for my friend's business.
- Mm-hmm.
- Kenya, out of everybody,
is beyond sensitive
about her brand.
Like, even if she thinks
you're tryin' to say
somethin' about
the Kenya Moore brand,
she goes berserk.
- You're ----ing
with my business,
and you're ----in' with
how I feed my daughter
and myself.
- So...
The fact is,
you were a real.
- So, why is she trying
to test Cynthia's knowledge
and make it known that
Cynthia doesn't know much
about the wine industry?
- I know Kenya,
so I know she'll, like,
be funny and shady.
I knew that she was joking.
- A joke is a joke.
- Is a one-time thing,
not a hammering.
- It's not a joke.
- Right.
- I kinda get Kenya's
sense of humor.
So, sometimes when
she's bein' shady,
since she's my friend,
I don't know always have
my shade detector up.
- Even if I'm playin'
with my girl,
I'm gonna still turn it
back around.
At the end of the day,
you're gonna know
that she got the best wine
that you can find anywhere.
- Right.
- And I didn't--
we didn't get to that point.
- Well, that didn't happen.
- Fun shade doesn't apply
when it's, like,
your business.
Ooh, that's--
that just bothers me.
- That's true.
And the bottom line is,
she would not have received it
had I done that to her.
- Oh, my goodness.
- So...
- Even if you joke one time,
it wouldn't work.
- Right.
- Like, if you said,
"I used your haircare,
and, look,
my edge is still gone,"
you'd be like--
she'll be like--
- It would be--
- Right. They're still gone.
Uh, not a good example,
shady ass.
No, you--
- No, it came out wrong.
- Right, okay, but I get
what you're sayin'.
- You just had a relationship
with NeNe.
- Mm-hmm.
- It didn't feel like
a wholehearted friendship
in certain moments.
Don't do the same thing
with Kenya.
- Right.
- Yes.
- Because at the end
of the day,
even though
we are girlfriends,
you still gotta teach
somebody how to treat you.
- Mm-hmm.
This is a very fragile
moment for Kenya.
It kinda explains
the way she behaves.
So, I just kinda
give her a pass.
Well, I definitely, uh,
I receive it,
and I appreciate
you guys bringing it
to my attention,
honestly.
But what I'm not
gonna do,
is let Kenya be
purposely just
mean or disrespectful.
- So, um, we're gonna go,
so you can get some rest,
but, um, can we exchange
and get one of your bracelets?
- I was like,
they're so pretty.
- I'll take this one.
Oh, these--
- Uh, hey,
this is not a store.
Get out.
- Ooh, there go
some red ones.
- Uh, get, go.
Bye.
- Okay.
- Bye.
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- You're enjoying Greece
more than me, huh?
Huh, boo-boo?
- Oh!
- Oh! Ahh!
- Get off of it.
Get off of it.
- Where are we going?
- Uh, we're going
to a vineyard.
- Oh, for the Bailey wine.
- And to have
some more wine.
- Good morning, love.
- Y'all are so
fabulous today.
I didn't know we was wearin'
a flowy theme today.
Hey.
- Hi, girl.
- A vision in white.
I like these pants.
- Thank you.
Did you get
that purse here?
It has the eye on it.
- No, I brought it with me.
- They're everywhere here.
- Yeah, and I have
a bracelet, too, now.
It's all about keeping
the negative energy away.
- Okay, ladies, vamanos.
- I am so excited
about the wine tour
to learn more
about some wine.
I have my evil eye bracelet
so that I can block
all the haters.
Hi, Kenya.
Oh, Marlo,
a guy came up to us
that you might have
been interested in.
A older gentleman,
uh, came up to us
and started talkin'
to us on the beach.
- An older gentleman.
- Hey!
- You told me you like 'em
not even, like, breathing.
- I did not say
I like older men.
- Yes, you did.
- Marlo, you told--
- I like an older
distinguished gentleman,
not old.
- You want him
to be wealthy.
You want him to be
a certain age.
- He don't have
to be wealthy.
I just want them
well-established.
I'm done.
- Please describe for us,
so we can be on the lookout,
what you want in a man
without talking about money
and what he can do
for you.
- I want him
to be well-off.
I want him to have
a business.
I want him to be--
- Without talking about money.
- No, we can't talk money.
You can't talk about nothin'
you do without money.
- I would.
- Did-- did Paul have
a million when y'all met?
- Yes.
- Yes.
- Okay, well, I can't
really talk about that.
- So, I can't talk to her.
- But you can't discount the guy
that only got $100,000
or whatever.
- There is a but.
- There is.
- There is a but.
- Todd was in the $100,000
that wouldn't look at.
- Right.
- Yeah.
- But he's smart as hell,
and he's got a lotta ambition,
and he's a go-getter.
- There it is.
- He does.
- Now, mind you, I already
saw that in him,
and I already knew, like,
okay, with us together,
it ain't gonna
mean nothin'.
- It's a power couple.
- Oww!
- Together, we made
millions together.
- At 43, I think
I've missed that window
of me growing with you,
and we havin' somethin'.
- Yeah, you have.
- So, I'm gonna
find a partner now.
- That's right.
- Yeah, but this
is different.
- It's gonna be
more like a,
no, but a partner
that ain't broke.
- That's right.
No, that's good.
- A partner where he know
I got his back.
I'm gna you good.
I'm gonna suck your dick
on holidays and weekends.
- Holidays?
There's seven days
in a week, girl.
I give a lot of
very good blow jobs.
Come on,.
- Damn it.
Does her mouth
ever get tired?
- Who doesn't wanna
wake up to that?
That is the key
to happiness.
- Yes.
- Paul got it good.
That's probably
the reason why
they hadn't
got married yet.
- I have to ask NeNe.
NeNe has had the longest
relationship of anybody.
What do you think
matters the most?
- Yes, Lord, what is--
what-- yeah.
- You know what?
I think it's the love
and the respect.
- That's it.
- Gregg is a family man.
He can go up,
or I up.
It doesn't matter.
- He's gonna be right there.
- He kept bringing
his ass back home.
- Right.
- Yeah.
- And I'm comin' home,
too, bitch.
- How do you keep trust?
- Gregg and NeNe,
they just know each other.
- You know--
- When it's broken
in certain times,
how do you keep trust?
- You know what?
I don't know if we've broken,
but we've been there.
People fall into situations
they-they shouldn't fall into.
- Right.
- Yeah.
- So, that doesn't mean
he doesn't love you.
- Right.
- Just because a man cheat
doesn't mean he's a bad man.
- Right.
- And it doesn't mean that
he didn't love his wife
or his family.
- Right.
- That's when your communication
need to be real hardcore.
- Right.
- You guys really
got to communicate.
What do you want?
What do you want?
What do you want?
- I definitely miss NeNe
being able to give me advice.
That was a part
of the big sister,
little sister dynamic.
- And I would never let
a woman walk a day in my shoes
for no bullsh--, now.
- Exactly.
- Just because you slept
with him one night, girl,
get on up outta here.
- Porsha.
- Oh, hey, you better
get the hell outta here.
- You ain't better be
doin' sh--, man.
Not Porsha.
- Coming up next...
- You were kinda
jokin' around about
The Bailey Wine Cellar,
and it just started
to feel like, okay,
is it really a joke,
or am I the joke?
- You are a big-ass
bully, bitch.
Should we be in
Should we be in
our heels or flats?
Hello?
- Yeah, please answer
the question.
- Should we wear heels
or flats?
They're gonna walk
through a vineyard.
We should be in flats.
- Look at all
that trail, girl.
- Take off my
freaking heels.
- Hi. Welcome.
- Hi. How are you doing?
- Hi. How are you?
So, welcome.
My name is Ted.
I'm a wine writer,
and, um, I will be
your guide for today.
So, this is
a historic place.
If you look over there
behind the first mountain,
is where the Temple
of God Dionysus is.
- Oh!
- Which means that this is
where not only wine,
but also
the enjoyment of life
through wine was born
in the mythical times.
We're gonna taste
some fantastic wines,
local grape varieties
but also Greek, uh,
expression of
cabernet sauvignon,
which I hope
you're gonna like.
- Well, we should
introduce you.
- Mm-hmm.
- Because our good friend
over here, Cynthia,
has opened her own winery
in Atlanta.
- Oh, wow.
- Well, it's a wine cellar.
It's just a wine shop.
- Yeah, oh, wine cellar.
I'm sorry. Wine-- yes.
- But it is an
experience and--
- I have-I have a-a few
good friends in Atlanta
that, um, I mht be able
to, um, send them your way.
- That would be great.
- That would be great.
That's a great connection.
- That would be great
because I definitely wanted
to get some-some
Grecian wines, as well. So--
- Mm-hmm.
- All right, okay.
We'll do that then.
- Yeah.
- I am gonna rave about
my friend's wine cellar
because it's bomb, and
she was bombed on yesterday,
so I wanna uplift her.
- Can I ask you to
follow me to the winery?
I'm gonna do for you what
we call a-a tutored tasting.
- Yes, I love to taste.
- Do you have wine,
and crackers, and salami?
- Yes.
- Not wine,
crackers, and salami.
- Oh, wow, look
how beautiful this is!
- Please have a seat
wherever you, um,
wherever you like.
Now, I presume
you've done,
um, professional
wine tasting before.
- Yes.
- Yes.
- So, you don't need me
to show you how it's done.
- No, we like everything.
- I-I-I wanna see it.
- Oh, okay.
- Yeah.
- Well, we will add
a very small amount
of wine into the glass.
Then we need
to smell it.
- Wow.
- Oh.
- So, you put
your whole nose in there.
- Yes, and then
we'll swirl the wine,
and we'll do it
like this.
And then, we either
spit or swallow.
It's, uh, it's
up to us.
- I have a preference.
- And then we will--
- What do you do, Tanya?
You spit, or you swallow?
- I mean, if it's
a good bottle,
I'm definitely
swallowing.
- Whoa.
I'll be spitting, please.
Thank you.
- In some cases,
I have a hard time,
you know,
deciding myself.
- Thank you so much.
- Smell it
before swirling.
- Oh, wow.
- And, uh, you have
a taste.
- This is really good.
It's really nice.
- What makes
a bottle of wine,
like, more expensive?
The year?
- Oh, wow.
- Uh, it's the year.
- Mm-hmm.
- But it's also how
you promote it,
how you sell it.
The real value
is the myth.
- If I brought it back
personally or whatever,
it's from Greece.
Yeah.
- The myth.
So, now I'm going
to offer you
a beautiful rose.
- Smells good.
- Yeah, it's very flowery,
a-a-a little sweet spice.
- Oh, I will tear
this bottle up.
This is good.
- Rose wines are
very, very popular.
- I literally can't
keep it in the cellar.
- Mmm.
No, I know, yeah.
- We sell out of
our roses first.
- Yeah, I know what you mean.
- Is-is that your bestseller?
- Mm-hmm.
- You know what
I'm thinking would be good?
Do a bottle and put
a picture of me on it.
That would be
great branding.
- Maybe for one of
my more high-end brands.
- I'll tell you
what will sell,
if we all did
a wine together.
Now, that will sell.
- Oh, my gosh,
now that would be--
- Now, that will sell.
- You better say
somethin'.
Would you guys
really do that?
- I would do it.
- Okay.
- Let me figure out somethin'.
- It's not my thing,
but if it's somethin'
to help you, yes.
- Girl, brilliant!
- Can I get
a picture with you?
- Sure.
- Of course.
- Come on. Come on.
- Okay, wait, wait, come here.
I want to talk... I want to
talk to you real quick.
Oh, God.
- I know.
- Are we talking
over here?
- Just here,
look how beautiful it is.
- Where are you guys going?
- We're gonna chat,
real quick.
- Uh, okay.
- Bye, chile.
- Shopping!
- This way, ladies.
- Oh, wow.
- Thank you.
- Oh, wow.
So, Ted, tell us
what we can
ship to Atlanta.
- Yes.
- There's wines,
the wines that you tasted
and some more.
- How many fit in there,
in the box?
- That's so cute.
- Oh, I think this is
for three or four.
- Three?
I'd like to buy my friend
one of each of the wines
that we tasted.
- That can be done.
- Who is your friend?
- Okay, your-your three
favorite.
- As in me?
- Yes, as in you.
- Oh, my God,
thank you.
- So can I have
the first one?
I loved,
and she loved the rose,
and then the last one red.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
- Okay.
- Uh, this evil eye bracelet
is the real deal.
- I wanted to pull
you aside because--
- Yes.
- Since I came
to your event--
- Yeah.
- Which I appreciated
you inviting me
'cause I didn't get invited to
the first animal print party
that you had privately.
- Ha-ha!
Eva came, bitch.
- Uh-huh,
but I wasn't invited.
I woulda came.
It was down
the damn street.
It was down the street.
- But-- so, I
appreciated that.
- Yeah.
- And, of course,
we had an understanding,
at that point.
We were like, okay, we're
just gonna just lay it surface.
But I'm not that person
to not forgive somebody,
but I love you to the point
to where it's like
I can't forgive her 'til she
understand what happened.
- Mm-hmm.
- Going to therapy
with Dennis,
it makes me think about
the long-term value
of a relationship.
You know, the reason why
I have been so hurt by NeNe
is because I valued
our friendship.
It really got strong
through the years.
- This is a sisterhood,
and we-we have highs and lows,
and you have to know
how to push through
those low moments.
Well, I'm glad
you felt the need
to come talk to me,
though.
I feel like
a real big sister.
- I love you.
- Love you.
You can just have this all
just to play in the house.
Know what I'm sayin'?
- Yeah, just walk around,
cookin' up some eggs.
- I'm excited! Ahh!
This is gonna
be everything.
Push.
- What happened between us
was unfortunate.
- Yeah.
- I wanna talk
about the closet.
Did something happen
with your belt?
Porsha, I will
you up.
- Take my mic.
I don't wanna be
in here no more.
I'm scared.
- So, you're sayin'
I-I touched you.
You're sayin' I put
my hand on your back.
- Yeah.
Now, I don't give
a what she was
going through
at the time
because what she did
was uncalled for.
But what I know, is
that I love the person
that's in front of me,
and I wanna move
past it, period.
Even though I feel
like we have had--
been on the outs before,
we have said ugly stuff
to each other before,
this time was extra
sensitive to me
because I was pregnant.
- Yeah.
- Like, in the beginning
when I had just had PJ,
it was really hard 'cause
I was trying to breastfeed.
I had gone into
postpartum depression.
Literally, NeNe,
when I was texting you,
the baby,
she was right here.
And I took my titty
out of her mouth,
put her down right here,
and went online
and posted it.
So, the timing of you and I
havin' this war
was, like, the worst
possible time for me, period.
Like, I couldn't forgive
because it had hurt me that deep
because it was at such
a vulnerable time.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I just felt like
you didn't care.
And so, when I felt like
you didn't care,
I let go of who we were.
- Yeah.
- Out of everybody in the group
that I have had issues with,
that hurt me the most
because I-I genuinely
love you.
I genuinely
look up to you.
but this sh-- that
we are arguing about
has got us so far apart.
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- I genuinely
look up to you.
but this sh-- that
we are arguing about
has got us so far apart.
- I'm sorry.
I know what it is
to be in postpartum.
I mean, obviously,
I'm a mother.
I've had two kids.
So, I-I feel bad
that I said anything
that may have hurt her.
At the end of
the day, Porsha,
I love you like
a big sister.
That's real, and I
wanna be your sister.
I wanna be here
for you and PJ, I do.
I don't wanna
see you hurt.
I wanna be able to
talk to you openly,
and I wanna still
have that friendship.
When my husband was--
said that he had cancer,
you guys don't know
how hard that was for me.
- Mm-hmm.
- That was the worst time
in my life,
the worst time
in my marriage.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I felt just
closed off, just shut down,
like I didn't have
you guys to come to.
I don't know.
I-I can't explain it.
- And it was comin'
from every-every--
I was crushed.
I felt like, if he left,
I wouldn't have anybody.
- I don't want you
to feel like that,
and I do support you.
I am here for you.
I do pray for you.
- Mm-hmm.
- But I feel like
you were already
in a certain space.
- Mm-hmm.
- Where you were like
these girls don't have my back.
These girls
don't support me.
You just weren't
willing to hear us,
at that moment.
- Last year was
the most trying time
in my entire life,
and I needed my friends
to see that
I'm not always
the strong woman.
When things become too much,
I just instantly shut down.
I'm just glad to be
in a better place.
- I appreciate
your honesty.
- Okay.
- And I want you to know,
as a friend, there are
certain boundaries
that I'm not gonna cross
with you no more.
And I'm gonna respect
how you wanna be treated.
- Mm-hmm.
- And I feel like
you will also respect--
- I will, I will.
- How I wanna be
treated as a friend.
- I will, I will.
Mm-hmm.
- This is totally different
for NeNe and I
because this is
the first time we've actually
made a decision
within our friendship
that we were
gonna do better.
When somebody is
by your side,
you can't just act that's
nothing because you're mad.
Stop cryin'.
I'm sorry.
I love you.
- I love you,
and I miss you so much.
- Thank you, baby.
- I miss you much, NeNe.
- Thank you.
- It's been really
hard without you.
- I'm sorry, Porsha.
- Okay.
It's okay.
- I'm sorry.
You're gonna have to get
me some lash glue, bitch.
Just take 'em off.
Like, what the--
who cares?
- I don't like those.
Those are like creepy crawlers.
- But your ----in'
lashes are dirty.
They are dirty.
I had 'em on
for three days.
- That was really
sweet of you.
- Oh, really?
Thank you.
- Yeah, to get her the box
of wine to take with her.
That was nice.
- Oh, I want her to win.
You know what I'm sayin'?
- Right.
- Come on, you guys.
We're gonna drink our asses
off 'til we get back.
- I have a wine opener
under my chair.
Ooh.
- We're about to drink
on the mother---in' bus!
- What?
- We're about to drink
on the mother---in' bus!
- Not on
the mother----in' bus.
- On the mother---in' bus.
- Okay, well,
I guess it's on.
- Whoo!
I love this trip.
- I do, too.
♪♪♪
- Come on, guys.
Let's go.
- Where you gonna sit,
Miss Moore?
- Uh, I'll sit here.
- I like being at the end,
so I can run off and leave
when the drama comes.
- Does anyone know
where the restroom is?
- No.
- Absolutely not.
Oh, wow.
- Look at these cats.
That's why I can't live here.
God, with these cats.
Go away.
- Uh-uh, get your ass on.
Get your ass on.
This is not your friend.
- Where's Tanya?
- She went to
the ladies' room.
- That's why it's
so quiet over here.
- I'm gonna join her.
I'll be right back, guys.
- Oh, it smells good.
It smells like barbecue.
- I'm very happy.
Okay, it's family style.
- Do you have ketchup, sir?
Thank you.
Get back, cat.
Go back.
Go back by your mama
or whoever it is.
- Tanya, Tanya, Tanya,
Tanya, turn around.
- Oh, girl, you have
makeup on here.
- We didn't get a chance to--
it's NeNe's face.
- And how did that go?
- And she loves me.
- Aww.
- It went good.
It's a thumbs up.
- Tell me about it.
- It was needed.
Actually, out of the entire time
that I have known her,
that is the most open
with how she feels
that she's ever been.
It actually feels like
a weight is lifted.
- I feel like we're
having the best trip.
We're all getting along,
and there's such a good energy.
- Somethin' is
happening here.
We need to have them
a part of it.
- Girl, this look good.
- Is that chicken?
- Is that chicken?
- So, I was thinking we should
have a burn party, right?
- This, like, burning man
type thing.
- But instead, because
we are here in Greece,
I was thinking we'd do
a ruins party
so that we don't ruin
our friendships,
and I feel like it probably
will end with a hug.
- Oh, I love this.
- I know.
I just feel like issues
are better off
on the table than
under the table.
So, I proposed to
ruffle the feathers
just a little bit,
so we can calm it
back down in a real way.
- Okay, should we be worried
about that black cat?
- Oh, there goes-- Huh?
- Right there,
that black cat that's,
like, passing--
- Why is right under Kenya?
- Yeah.
Is that an omen?
- No, it's not.
We don't believe in that.
By the blood of Jesus,
we bind you, black cat.
Come on.
- Meow.
- Look at that cat.
Marlo, give me
a piece of what that is.
- I don't wanna
look at that cat.
- Here, kitty-kitty-
kitty-kitty-kitty.
- Oh, y'all got
y'all food.
Is it good?
- It's so good.
- This is the best
meal we--
- Ahh!
Oh!
Ahh!
- You're scaring
the cats.
- Now, there's
too many cats.
- 'Cause NeNe
is feeding 'em.
- NeNe, why are
you throwin' meat?
That's why they're comin'.
- I have not fed them.
Let me give their ass
a French fry.
Get, go get
the French fry.
Go.
I don't understand
the cats.
Them things was a mess.
Uh-uh.
Ooh, now they got
Lassie out here.
- Uh-uh.
- What the hell?
- Bitch, what the hell?
- Porsha, you've
owned many dogs.
- Okay, please no
with the dog.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, gotta go.
- Ah, Cynthia, you ain't
scared of cats.
- I don't like animals
around like that.
- Okay, we're black.
- We don't allow any animals
in the kitchen.
Ahh! Somethin' touchin' me.
Oh, it's my purse.
The family pet
will be the family pet.
Then when it's time
to eat, it's like,
"Get outta here, dog!"
I'm ready to go to my room.
- Hey.
- Oh, Eva.
- Hi.
- What's up?
- We just wanted to
check on ya, right quick.
- Where is our baby,
Maverick?
- Ooh!
- Whoa.
- Look at her stomach.
Update, update.
- Ooh, what's the update?
- I know.
- We miss you.
- We miss you.
- All right, boo.
- Bye, baby Maverick.
- See you later.
- Bye.
- She's gonna have
a whole baby tomorrow.
- Oh, my gosh.
- So, tell me somethin'.
Why are the two of you
missing lashes?
Did y'all cry
them lashes off?
- Uh-uh.
They were in my eye.
- That is not how
y'all lashes came off.
- What?
Can we get more
lamb chops, please?
- Clearly, they made up in
their little one-on-one
because now they back
to callin' each other
big sis, little sis.
- You guys are
askin' NeNe and I
about our conversation.
I suggest we do one more thing
that'll be super fabulous,
and this is
actually kind of
piggybacking off
of the spirit
of NeNe and I talking.
- We'll tell you tonight.
- Okay.
- I was thinking
Tanya and I could host
a little event for us.
- A soiree.
- Yes.
I was just wondering
if y'all were down
with a ruin party.
- What's that?
- So,
if you have anything you
wanna get off your heart,
we're gonna put it
amongst the rest of the ruins,
and it is done.
It will never be
brought up again.
- Ahh!
Say it again, honey.
- Sounds like a host
takeover to me.
- I live for the host
to take over, honey.
- I don't understand why
Porsha wants us
to clear the air publicly
when she and NeNe
just cleared the air privately.
It's a recipe
for disaster.
- Oh, she mad.
- Coming up next...
Shut up, bitch,
before I you up.
- Now you're gonna say
you're ----in' me up.
- Shut up.
- You're gonna
try to beat me up.
- Shut up, bitch.
Shut up.
- Please do.
- Just stop.
- Please assault me
with a peanut.
- You need to be assaulted.
- Shut up, NeNe.
You're just a low-life scum.
- Shut up.
- NeNe.
- Stop.
- NeNe.
♪♪♪
♪♪♪
- I hear girls talkin',
but I don't hear wine.
- Bitch,
that is so cute.
- Ain't it cute?
- Oh, my,
and they're pretty.
- It's four bottles of wine,
just enough
for our event tonight.
- And we got rosé
to go with it.
We got five.
- Boom.
Oh, look, look,
I got a bottle, too.
- We got five.
Oh, girl, you did it.
- Where did you get that?
- This is from earlier.
- And we have
the Grey Goose.
- Yeah, this is
from earlier.
- Bitch, you're gonna have
a real party.
- This is a party,
a house party.
- And we need this
to decorate the area.
- Boom.
♪♪♪
- Okay, ruin party.
I love these candles.
- You look cute.
Yes, dress.
- Thank you.
- Ooh, hostess
with the mostess.
That's the space that we are
ushering these girls into.
- Okay, okay.
- M'kay?
- I feel like moderator.
We will do this.
- So, if it goes left,
I feel like you got that, too.
You have that in you
to moderate
and just keep peace.
- Yes.
Oh!
- Hi.
Welcome, guys..
Pizza..
Pizza. Ahh!
- You look so pretty!
- Yes, Marlo.
- Oh, whoa.
Marlo came dressed
for the club.
- Oh, Cynthia,
peek a boo.
- So, we got some popcorn
in case anybody
wants to enjoy it.
- Hello, hello.
- Hello, hello.
- Hello.
So, what's up,
hostess with the mostess,
who has taken over
our trip?
- We appreciate
you lovely hostess.
Girl, we have enjoyed
this trip, so far.
We appreciate y'all
letting us give y'all
a little break
for tonight.
Lettin' us kinda
piggyback on it, m'kay?
Okay, so, tonight,
we are putting everything
into the ruins.
- Oh, God.
- And we are going
to leave it there.
- Oh, my God.
- And we are going to
never visit again.
- This is really
about positivity.
In the spirit of
being queens,
everybody gets a crown.
- So, if you are speaking,
first hold the crown.
Whomever you would
like to address
or just to talk about love
or give somethin' negative
that y'all
can get rid of,
you hand it to
the individual, okay?
- Okay.
- Okay, I'm gonna take it.
- Oh, that's how we do it.
- Oh, great. Here you go.
- Go ahead and tell us
what you and NeNe
talked about then
since y'all said
y'all was gonna talk.
That's not how it works.
- What?
- All you need to know,
is that we're good.
Thank you for asking.
- Here you go.
- Thank you.
- Oh I gotta...
It's my turn?
Y'all both gonna talk.
- She wants me to start,
so I'm gonna start.
- Oh.
- Um, NeNe and I
definitely had an issue
that we ended up
takin' public,
and it got really,
really ugly,
and then we both gave up
on the friendship.
But, today, we had
a conversation at the vineyard,
and it was a lotta tears.
It was a lot of just
expressing ourselves
to each other,
somethin' we hadn't really done,
and I'm just happy
to have her back in my life.
- Aww.
- All right.
Well, that's good.
- After hearing everything
that I've heard
Porsha say about NeNe,
I think she would just be
the last person
to fall for NeNe's BS.
- Anybody else
wanna take part?
- All right, I'll go.
- Oh.
- All right.
- That actually looks cute.
- Goddess queen.
- I'd like to give my crown
to Miss Kenya Moore Daly.
Okay, um,
one of the things
that I wanted to
talk to you about, Kenya,
was when we were having
the dinner
and drinks in the sky,
I felt like, initially,
we were kinda jokin' around
about The Bailey Wine Cellar.
In that moment, honestly,
I was just there
to have a good time,
and I was like,
"Okay, you know,
"I'm just gonna
go with it,"
and I just kind of felt like
it just kept going
and kept going.
And then it just started
to feel like,
"Okay, is it really a joke,
or am I the joke?"
- You're never the joke.
Honestly, it was just me
being silly and having fun.
I'm sorry for hurting
your feelings.
I think your businesses
speak for themselves.
I'm always gonna
applaud you.
You're a queen.
You're my sister.
- Thank you.
- And that's not
gonna change.
So, yeah.
- All right, well,
that's what I had to say.
Thank you.
- Good deal, ladies.
That is beautiful.
- Cynthia will never
hold Kenya accountable.
- Let's celebrate our queen.
I'm sorry.
- You're letting supposedly
your good friend
ruin your engagement,
bash your business,
and all of that is...
"Friends make mistakes."
I don't ever recall Cynthia
saying friends make mistakes
where I was concerned.
I just wanna make a comment.
I don't really understand
the tip-toeing.
I know that
if that was me,
that you would have
gone harder.
Cynthia is Kenya's punk.
Believe that.
- Well, I-I know
you say that.
- We were closer than
anybody in this circle,
and that includes her, okay?
- Right, right.
- Well, the things change.
- Well, things change
because you want 'em to change
'cause you're a
big-ass bully, bitch.
- Wait a minute, now.
- All right.
- You just called me a bitch.
What-what is this?
- What you gonna say
about it, though?
What you doin' about it?
- Oh, my God.
- What?
What do you want?
What?
You want me to fight you?
What are you talking about?
- No, you can't fight me, girl.
- What am I gonna do?
- You would lose.
So, all you can do,
is run your mouth.
- Hold on.
- Wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait.
- You are a negative
Betty anyway, girl.
- All right,
let's-let's move on.
- No, this is not
part of the rules.
- You are the-
the most negative.
- Negative Betty.
- Okay, okay.
- Wait, this is not
part of the rules.
- Okay, hold on. Hold on.
- She ain't gonna
bully NeNe Leakes, bitch,
'cause she gonna
get in that ass.
- I don't understand
what the problem is
between the two of them.
♪ Ahh I'm confused
I'm confused ♪
♪ I'm confused confused
confused ♪
- I am done commenting.
I don't have
nothing else to say.
- Okay, but I would like to
address NeNe's comment.
- You can absolutely
make a comment.
- Okay.
- Would you like
the crown for this one?
- Yes, thank you.
- Are you gonna hand it
to someone else?
- Yeah, I'm gonna
give it to NeNe.
- Okay, here you go.
- Put it on.
- Oh.
- Let me adn you.
- Thank you, honey.
- There you go.
- I don't have anything
to say, though.
You can take it off.
- You had plenty to say
a minute ago.
- I've said
all I needed to say.
If you don't have a crown,
you should be
shutting the up.
- What's wrong with you?
Is this the bipolar NeNe,
miss bipolar?
- No, you're bipolar, bitch.
- Who are you
bringing to the table?
I'm a bitch now?
- There's no one more bipolar
in this circle than you.
- Oh, I don't think so.
Everybody can agree it's you.
- You are bipolar.
- That's why
you had to grovel
and ask for--
to be friends with everybody.
- Bipolar Kenya,
go get your medication.
- Give it a break.
Give it a break.
- Yes, clearly,
you have issues.
- That's why
your husband left, bitch,
because you're bipolar.
- Oh!
- Stop, stop.
- Aren't there rules?
- Everybody stop!
- Go get your medication.
That's why
your husband left, bitch,
because you're bipolar.
- Oh!
- Stop, stop.
- Aren't there rules?
- Everybody stop!
- Marc is twirling
right on out of the marriage,
him and his nose ring.
Bye, Marc.
- I know who NeNe is.
She's fake, and she's phony.
- Come on, come on, come on.
- That's why your husband
can't deal wit' you, bitch.
- Her sympathy the first night
when we were there
was all bullsh--.
- I've been through a divorce,
and I would really want to know
if you're okay.
- And this is just
another example
of why I think NeNe
is a disgusting person.
No, let her be ugly
because ugly as you look
on the inside and outside.
- Attention whore,
attention whore, bitch,
you wish, bitch.
- Stop.
- But you can't even
blink your eyes.
- This is too much.
- Bitch, I don't have anything
on my eyes, bitch.
Just be quiet.
- Somebody please help me
blink my eyes.
Get your dirty, honey.
- Too bad your husband
don't like you.
Your husband--
- And you like yours?
You like yours?
- Stop!
- This is exactly what
we did not want to happen.
- Let them vent.
Let them vent.
- Your husband
doesn't like you.
- Let them vent.
It stays here.
- I left him, girl, please.
- No, he left you, bitch.
- Let them get it out. Sh--.
- Attention whore,
he never liked you.
- Shh!
- Matter of fact,
who's trip is it?
Kandi and Kenya,
you got the trip back.
There you go.
- You're tired,
and you're dry.
- You're tired,
and your cat is dry
while your husband
is gone, bitch.
He would've stayed, bitch.
Well, I'm sure he don't wanna
you, bitch.
Can I get a shot?
- Yes.
- Guys, this is too far!
Guys, please!
- Hey!
Hey, hey, hey, hey!
- New booty implant,
they look wrong.
They're wrong.
Get a new booty implant.
Every time I see her,
I'm gonna read her now
'cause you ain't gonna never be
able to punk me, Kenya,
fake contacts, okay?
Blow up booty, okay?
Wig, okay?
- Let's move on!
- I didn't feel like
that was resolved.
- Okay, who
wants to go next?
- Yes.
- Who you wanna crown?
- I'll give it to Tanya.
- Come on.
It's coming back over here.
- So, listen.
I wanna say thank you
for being able
to be, um,
compassionate.
I know we had our issues,
and they, in my mind,
were resolved.
In your mind,
they may not have been,
and I just wanted to just
thank you for, you know,
not bringing up stuff
that you obviously know
I'm dealing with, right now.
- I genuinely appreciate
that apology
because I feel like
we went to, like,
some real lows,
and people can apologize
for pieces of their actions
but not for hurting
other people's feelings.
- Well, I do have to say that
I was a little disappointed
that I didn't get
the same from you
because I definitely felt a way
about what you did,
and you never apologized
to me for it.
- What'd she do?
- She knows what
I'm talking about.
- With the wig.
- Yeah.
- I mean, this is me
being messy.
- Let me see the wig.
Ahh, that's that wig!
- Oh.
- My whole thing is
that even if the intent
was not there,
it still made me feel
a certain way.
- Mm-hmm.
- And you never
acknowledged that.
I don't think Kenya gives
two about Tanya.
She's probably more jealous
of Tanya's relationship
with Paul
because she doesn't have
a relationship with Marc.
- To be honest, like,
this is the ugly truth.
I didn't feel sorry
because
we had had this
immediate reaction
of you bringing
this woman in
who was, you know,
trying to, like,
defamation
of Paul's character.
- Hello.
- Oh, it's the cookie lady.
- Oh, wonderful.
- Have a seat.
- That did not match.
- And so, just for me,
I was like,
I don't feel sorry.
- It didn't match, Kenya.
- And it took me--
- Porsha.
- And it didn't match to me
because--
- Why do you keep doing that?
- So, I apologize for that.
I would never attack
your business, I--
- You should apologize
for that.
- I accept that.
I accept that.
- Yes, that's good.
- Now, where I really felt
it went too far--
- Cynthia, can I have
them popcorn, please?
- In the same way
you were affected by that
because your business
is precious to you--
- Listen.
- Our houses,
our families,
our partners, our spouses
are the most precious
thing we have.
- Shh.
- Yeah.
- Over and above
our businesses.
Sh-shocked that that
was an acceptable thing.
- Girl, you have done
so many things.
Shut up, bitch,
before I you up.
- Oh, see, now you--
now you're gonna say
you're ----in' me up.
- Shut up.
- You're gonna
try to beat me up.
- Shut up, bitch.
Shut up.
- Please do.
- Just stop.
- Please assault me
with a peanut.
- You need to be assaulted.
- Shut up, NeNe.
- Shut up.
- You're just
a low-life scum.
- NeNe.
- Stop.
- Please assault me.
Please go to jail, again.
- You're ----in'
with me, Kenya.
- You're a big-ass
that knows it all!
- You is a dumbass bitch,
and you will get ----ed up.
- For more information on
"The Real Housewives,"
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