The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (2010–…): Season 1, Episode 13 - Unforgivable - full transcript

The ladies celebrate Taylor's birthday with a lavish bash on a hotel rooftop---but it's a fiery conflict between Kim and Kyle that takes the cake. Camille's marital problems reach the breaking point.

- previously this season...

- she said, "why would anybody
be interested in you

without kelsey there?"

well, ow, that hurts.
- She didn't mean it like that.

- that's exactly what you said.

- you're such a [bleep] liar,
camille.

- I love the puppy.

- should I clean up now, or--?

- no, you go get your dog.

i feel like I have this life
that I want to celebrate.

i just wish
he would celebrate with me.



- do you like this?
- No.

- well, you don't know.
- Then why'd you ask me?

we've been bickering since,
you know,

the first night we met.

- when we were in new york,
I think it was taylor

that was responsible
for that fiasco,

i really do.

- you have a house,
you have a husband,

you have kids, you know
where you're gonna live.

i don't.

- I promised my mom
when she was dying

that I would look after
my sister kim.

and by the way, a little thank
you now and then wouldn't hurt.

i cannot keep this promise
to my mom.



- I love you.

be safe.

- I'm not gonna pretend
that 13 years of marriage

is easy all the time.

i--I have
to put some clothes on.

- oh, okay, so...

- thanks for coming.

- oh, you're welcome.

my husband called me
and told me

that he was done
with our marriage.

hey.
- So...

- and then he said,
"why don't we do this?

"if you come to the tonys,

"maybe we can have
a romantic weekend.

let's just see
how it works out."

mwah. Congratulations.
And good luck tonight.

- thank you.
- I love you.

- thank you.

- it may look like
I have it all, but I want more.

- in beverly hills,
it's who you know,

and I know everyone.

- money is what I have,
not who I am.

- I was a child star,

and now my most important role
is being a mother.

- in a town full of phonies,

i'm not afraid to be me.

- it's time for me to come out
of my husband's shadow

and shine.

[cork pops]
- nice.

- all right.

- nice.

- here we go.
- Right here. Right here.

- well, here's to, uh,
here's to the tonys.

here's to love.
Here is to love.

isn't that nice?
Here.

- good luck tonight.

- 13 years of marriage.

- there you go.

- cheers.
- Cheers.

i was very apprehensive
to be arm in arm

with my husband
at the tonys.

in my heart, I felt
that we could work it out.

you know, we've worked
through things before,

and I thought, "oh,
this is just a phase.

"he might be going through
a mid-life crisis.

we're gonna work this out."

- oops.

- nice.
- Okay.

- I have a lot of gown.

- lot of gown.
- It's a lot of gown.

- okay.
Have a lot of gown.

- she can take up
one whole seat herself.

- it's almost like,
you know,

it's like the death
of a relative or a loved one.

i mean, this loss,

this profound loss.

just...intense feeling of,
you know, loneliness.

i hope you win.

- I've won already.

just the night and everything.

it's like winning already.

- I thought he was gonna say
me he won already,

'cause he has me in his life,
but...

- uh, yes.

- thank you.

- these are all
true things as well.

i'm just, uh...

- it's a much different scenario

when you're married
to a celebrity,

because when you get divorced,

it's not a private divorce.
The world knows.

- all right, so we'll
see you guys at the seats.

- yes, we're sitting
right next to you.

- all right. Great.

- I thought
this would be a good,

positive thing for him

to go do a play that--
You know, on broadway.

hello.

- hi. How's it going?

[woman screams]

- [imitates scream]

hi.

- but I never thought
that he would leave me.

[cheering]

- yeah, kelsey!

- it just felt uncomfortable

knowing what was going on
emotionally

between the both of us,

and knowing that he was--

he wanted out.

it was...

that was a very
uncomfortable evening.

and all I knew was,
you know, smile.

- kelsey!

- kelsey, second row!

kelsey, right here!

- so we've got to tally all the
celebrities with the recipes.

- do you want me to bring
the photographs...

- yeah, you got them?
- Okay. I do.

- hey, hi.
- Hi.

- you know taylor.

- hi.
- Hi, darling.

- I don't want to interrupt.

- no, we're finishing up.

we're doing a villa blanca
cookbook, and it's a nightmare.

i'll see you on sunday.
- Definitely. Thank you.

- been trying
to do it for, like, months,

and we're finally
gonna put it to bed.

- well, save me a copy.
I could use one.

- ah, yes, taylor, my best
friend's new best friend.

doing what you do best--

shopping, I see.

- only second to you,
my darling.

yes,
I did pick up a few things.

so how've you been?

- good.
Glass of rose?

- please.
Good to see you.

much to my chagrin,

russell's throwing me
a birthday party.

- oh, really?

- I'd love for you
and kim to come.

- okay.

- it's gonna be at the raffles.
It should be fun.

you know, on the rooftop.

- and he's throwing you
a birthday?

- yeah.
- That's nice.

- nice, right?
I know.

i'm sure his assistant's doing
most of the dirty work,

but that's okay.
You know, so...

i'll take it.

- well, what about camille?

is she coming back
from new york?

- you know,
she's at the tonys,

and I think she's gonna
make it back in time.

you know, that's the goal.

- all righty then.

- I know.
It could be interesting.

well, we'll see.

i think everything
will be all right.

- I wanted to clear up
the new york thing,

because it's never really
been put to bed

what happened with camille,

and it keeps rearing
its ugly head.

now we're alone.

now, I want you to be
totally honest with me.

i want you to tell me,
what did you say to camille

up in that penthouse
in new york?

don't laugh.
I want to know.

because it absolutely
created a fiasco.

i mean,
it was just a nightmare.

she came downstairs
like she had a rock in her bra.

- 'cause I was trying
to be nice in that room,

and I thought we'd fix it,

and you came down here
and were rude.

- I just didn't know why
you think I'm so insecure.

- camille asked me
in the bathroom,

"how was your trip in
with the other girls?"

and I said,
you know, we had fun.

but what happened
in the airport with kim was,

she wanted to talk
in depth about camille

and her self-esteem in regard
to being married to a celebrity.

she asked me specifically,

which I recounted to camille,

she said,
"oh, so camille's insecure.

oh, so you're saying
camille's insecure."

and then we go
downstairs to dinner,

and the first thing kim did
when the fight ensued

is lean across the table
at me and said,

"you said camille's insecure."

- well, taylor,
you're the one that said that.

i'm serious.

- why would I ever say
camille's insecure?

don't--don't--do not
[bleep] drag me into this,

'cause I--I guarantee you're
barking up the wrong tree here.

she doesn't go to the defense
of her sister.

she doesn't mediate
between the two of 'em.

- I just don't think anything
needs to be stirred up

between those two.

get what I'm saying?

i just think--
Keep out of it.

- lisa, now, I wasn't in it.

i didn't want to be in it.

i wasn't in
the first conversation

between camille and kyle.

i like them both.

i have a problem with kim.

i feel like she was baiting me
in the airport.

- I knew taylor had
said something to camille,

but I don't give a flying fig

what kim said to taylor.

i just want there to be peace

between us once and for all.

all I'm saying
is I don't want it to end up

in a situation
like we had in new york.

it was enough.

and really--and then
it came up again

at the dinner party.

we'll have
to sort it out with kim.

- I'm gonna
sort it out with kim.

- I want it put to bed.

- I think setting the
record straight with kim

is a high-risk proposition,

but if I need to do that

in order to put
this whole thing to bed,

then I guess I'll jump
into the fire feet first.

- cheers.
Happy birthday.

- thank you, darling.

- hi.

- hi, kim.

- how are you?

- good. How are you?
- Good.

as far as the word
"appearance,"

for me at home,
i'm really okay

with just a pair of sweats
and a t-shirt,

my hair in a ponytail.

but I've always been this way.

when I was married
to my ex-husband,

the guards
would open the gate

and our butler
would open the door,

and you'd find us out back

with chef's hats
and flip-flops on.

- what are we looking for here?

- I'm, like, kind of hanging out
with these girls,

doing lunches
and going places.

i don't know, everybody's got
beautiful eyelashes and makeup,

and, like,
they always say,

"you have the wrong
color on your lips."

and I--I don't know
what to do.

- I'll teach you, like,
every day, easy.

- but I want, like,
something to spruce up my--

you know,
spice up my game.

i'm looking forward to showing
up to taylor's party,

you know, looking and feeling
fabulous.

i'd like to have
my hair and my makeup done,

and have on a pretty outfit.

- I can show you,
explain to you.

then you're gonna try
to do on one side

what I'm doing
on the other side.

so--to see what--

you know, I need to see
what you can do.

yes,
you need to pay attention.

- my whole life,
when I'm working,

they do my hair,
they do my makeup.

i worked every single day
of my childhood.

my sisters, they worked,
but not like I did.

- okay,
so first on your eyes,

it's all about blending
and layering.

- it was my job that,

you know, bought our home
and bought our cars,

and basically took care
of our lifestyle.

- dab it on on the lid.

- I can feel
what you're doing.

okay.

- okay, let's see.
Here.

okay, we use--

you see, you're flat.
Use it flat.

use a flat brush. Flat.
And dab it on the lid.

- mine doesn't look
anything like yours.

- it takes practice.

- I'm already...

see, look at how smooth
yours looks.

- because you didn't
dab it on.

look what I did.
I went like this.

- maybe that's why kyle
knows how to do her makeup

and I don't.

she had more friends.

she had to go to school
more than I did.

because I worked more.

i think maybe
she forgets that.

- healthy, glowy, youthful.

- right. 17 again.

- come on, lisa.

- we're ready.

- oh, wow.

- my friend,
alan del rosario,

he's come by with some dresses
that we've designed together,

and I'll see
what I'm gonna wear

for taylor's birthday.

- I'm thinking of doing this.

- what about that?

- I think it should be--
[laughs]

i had the same idea.

- I love it.
Okay, next.

- well, well, well.
- Cute?

- there's no room for error,
is there?

- but the lining at the back.

i know it's new pattern.

- okay, I think
this is new pattern.

- okay, purple.

- wow,
look at the knockers.

this is so good.

- I think it's gorgeous,
yeah.

we're going to taylor's party,

and cedric's coming with us,
of course,

but I think things have got
to change pretty soon.

i don't want anything to come
between the relationship

between my husband and i.

- coming up...

- who is this woman?

does she not know
that she's destroying a family?

- what are you gonna do?

- is that the dress
you're gonna wear?

- should I wear
a different one?

- oh, baby.

you look hot.

- this is too much.
Too, like...

- well, it's beautiful.

i mean,
you look super good.

- I just got stuck in this,

tangled in these things
for 20 minutes.

i don't even know
if I can get this off.

- that dress is beautiful.

- oh, god.
I don't know what to wear.

i feel like
the past few months,

the girls and I have been
through a lot together.

it's the beginning of summer.

we're all gonna be going away
and going on vacation,

so I think we'll probably
be seeing less of each other

for a little while.

- we need to leave.

- okay, we got to go.

it's probably a good thing.

bye, girls.

- taylor, the limo's here.

we're late,
and our guests are waiting.

- we're on the way
to this great birthday

that he's planned for me,

and I'm just hoping we can set

all of our emotional
issues aside

and just have some fun together
and laugh and see our friends,

and just some fun.

- okay.

- I do my very best to just
always hope for the best

and to not think about
what my life would be like

if russell and I
weren't to make it,

because it's just something
that I'm really hoping

is not gonna happen.

- hey.

- how are you?
- Not good.

- no, I'm sure not.

- oh.

it was taylor's
big birthday party,

and I just couldn't make it.

i couldn't
pull myself together.

i was sick.
Sick to my stomach.

i felt bad, but what
I was going through was just--

the pain was too great
for me to go anywhere.

i couldn't leave my house.

i remember walking
down the red carpet

and him being so cold,

and any time they asked us
questions about our marriage,

he didn't want
to talk about it.

he turned away from me.

not only did he ignore me
most of the evening

when he was sitting there,

he ignored any question
about our relationship,

our marriage, our children,

he did not
want to talk about it.

i mean, I shake
when I think about it.

and when we got back
from the tonys,

he laid down next to me
and put his arm around me,

and he snuck out
soon as I went to sleep.

we've been together for 13--

hello, 14 years.

married for almost 13.

who is this woman?

i mean...

when I got to
our apartment building,

the doorman looked at me
and asked me who I was,

and I said,
"okay, I'm Mrs. Grammer."

and they looked at me.

i said,
"yes, no, I'm Mrs. Grammer."

and they said,
"no, you're not."

said, "uh, excuse me,
i'm kelsey grammer's wife.

i'm camille grammer."

they looked at me,
and they go,

"no, you're not Mrs. Grammer."

so I had to show my i.d.

how mortifying is that?

i was devastated,

'cause somebody's in
the apartment as Mrs. Grammer.

it's just not me.

i'm just wondering
who was there in the apartment.

i'm just--
It's just so much.

whoever this is,

i mean, I do, in my heart,
believe it's a woman.

i mean, does she not know
that she's destroying a family?

- I felt so bad.

- she's destroying my family.

she's destroying my--
My children.

they're gonna be just devastated
without their dad.

- what are you gonna do?

- wow.
This is beautiful.

really, really beautiful.

- hi.
- Hi.

how you been?
- Hi, lady.

- hi. Good to see you.

how are you?

- so good to see you.

- hello.

thank you.

- well...
- Hello, you.

- hi.

- I love those shoes.

- I know.
These shoes are amazing.

where did you get them?

- it's gia...

- gianfranco ferre?
Oh, really?

- yes.
- Oh, they're so pretty.

they look like dorothy shoes.

- they do, right?

- they're gorgeous,
aren't they?

- I saw these--
This is lisa.

- she would have had those.

- of course she would have.

i know. I know,
she would have. I know.

- ooh, look how pretty.

- hi. How are you?
How's everything?

- how are you doing?
- Good.

- I know.
My god, we're all behind.

hi. She should be here
any minute.

my sister was typically late.

i always feel, like,
embarrassed or guilty, you know?

but it's not my fault.

she's not my child.

ah!

hello.

- it's only me
pinching your butt.

- how are you?
- Good.

- is camille here?
Did she come?

- I don't think
she's coming.

we'll just have
to do it without her.

cheers.

- be more fun anyway.

[laughs]
I don't need problems tonight.

- it was just, like,
emotional torture for me.

it was.
He just tortured me.

i begged him
to stay in the marriage.

i begged him--begged him

to try to work it out
for the kids.

i mean, we have
two young children.

i mean,
jude's only five years old.

it was just harsh.

he was so cruel.

i didn't know this man.

it was definitely
not my husband.

not anymore.

it always empowers him
when he holds me down.

it's, like, he's always
had his thumb holding me down.

from life.
He kept me in a cage.

our whole marriage.

i mean,
he--he split us apart.

how many fights did we have

because kelsey didn't want me
to hang out with you?

or my friends, or have friends,
or have a career,

or even have a life?

it's not fair to me.
- I know.

- it's not fair.
But I still love him.

- I know, I know.

- and I want to do
what's best for the kids.

- I know, I know.

- I was reduced
to basically nothing,

and I'm crying
and begging him,

"please, just reconsider."

- what are you gonna do?

- I have a lot to think about.

it was very--a very difficult
decision for me to make

to file for divorce,
ultimately,

but I had--
I had no other choice.

he was already gone.

- I'm so sorry.

- coming up...

you better watch your step.

- me?
- Yeah.

- no,
you better watch yours.

you don't say--no.

do not put your finger
in my face like that.

- hello.
Thank you.

- the birthday girl!
Whoo-hoo!

the birthday girl!
Whoo-hoo!

- you look amazing.

- mwah!

- you chose the right outfit.
- Did i? Okay.

- happy birthday.
You look amazing.

- thank you.
- I love this.

i mean, hello,
this is gorgeous.

- hi, how are you?

- happy birthday.

- mwah.
Thank you, honey.

- hello.
- Hello.

- hi.
- How are you?

- good. How are you?

- good.
- Good.

- have you met--

- I love you.
Oh, my god.

oh, I Miss you.

ah, yes.

- okay, you look fabulous.

- hi.

- wow.

you're looking--yes.
Stunning.

- you are looking sexy.

my best friend, melody.

- hi. Adrienne. Hi.
Nice to meet you.

- nice to meet you.

- we're virgos.
Yeah. That's--yeah.

- beautiful.
- Cheers to virgos.

- really?
- Yeah.

- are you serious?

- yes.
- Wow.

- alcohol and my sister
do not mix well.

- how bad?
- Not good.

- kyle says that she thinks
kim might be drunk.

i don't know
where we're going with this.

this is a recipe
for disaster.

[glass clinking]

- you gonna make a speech?

- I'm gonna make a speech.

- come on. Let's go.

- [clears throat]

i want to thank everybody

for coming tonight
to taylor's 30th birthday.

[cheers and applause]

- thank you, honey.

- there you go.

- it's been a wonderful year.

um, I...

really look forward
to the next year,

and, um, happy birthday.

- happy birthday.

- thank you.
[cheers and applause]

so thank you all for coming.

and I'm not 30.
I'm 39.

so next year it's gonna
be even bigger and better.

- but, but, but, but she's
39 and really hot.

- thank you.
Thank you, honey.

so, thank you.

- I feel, with russell,

i haven't connected
with him at all.

not on any level.

i don't feel--I don't know
if it's just with me,

but I don't feel
any connection.

and I--I don't know.

he's taylor's husband,
not mine.

- thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.

- hi, darling.
- Hi, love.

wow, you look beautiful.

- everything good?
- Everything's good.

it's, you know, my birthday.

i'm going to mexico tomorrow,

so tomorrow's a new day.

- I know.
I heard that.

maybe now is, like, the time

you need to go forward
and be honest

with what you want,
you know?

- you know,
just to have a conversation

about what's missing,
and what each of us needs.

so I think it's fair
to ask those questions

and to put in all
of the effort that we can.

- I just hope that
you're honest with yourself

and you, you know, you get
what you want from life.

i'm not sure
about taylor, really.

i think she kind of craves
that beverly hills lifestyle,

maybe more
than truly being happy.

we're there for you.

you know that, taylor.

- I know that you are.

- we're all supportive

in whatever you want to do.

- thank you.

- adrienne.
- Yes?

- do you want anything,
or what?

- what do you mean?
- Do you want some food?

they have ravioli.

what do you want?
You want ravioli?

what kind of ravioli is that?

you want some?

- oh, what is that?

- that's garlic bread.

they have a vegg--
- No, no, no.

- no?
You don't want those?

- can I use this please?

- that's vegetarian.

- I've got it. I know.

- how about just a
"thank you"? That might be...

you want some gnocchi?
Potato gnocchi?

- uh, no, thank you.

no, I'm okay.
Thank you.

- no?

oh, well.

that was a big meal.

- I know. Really.
It's been difficult.

hi.
- Hi.

you look--could you
excuse me for a moment?

i just--can I
have a word with you

for just a second?
- Sure.

- lisa started asking me

about why--how i,
all of a sudden,

got involved
in this whole altercation

with camille and kyle?

and I really feel like
it only had to do with you

kind of, like, trying
to wind me up in l.a.x.,

and, you know, I just want to
kind of get that off my chest,

because I had nothing
to do with it.

and I feel like you
had all the opportunity

in the world to stop
what was happening

between camille and kyle,

and instead it went
on and on and on and on,

and I really feel like

i shouldn't have been
dragged into it.

- I feel like none of you
could let it die.

- none of who?

- none of you.

my sister was upset,
everybody was tired,

and everybody else--

- but you didn't
do anything to stop it.

and your sister was tired.
She was crying.

and you were
making matters worse.

- I did do something
to stop it.

i held my sister.
I took her aside.

and every one of you
kept coming over.

- you held your sister when?

because lisa's the one that
took your sister out of there.

- I'm gonna tell you something.

every one of you, like,
stirred up a little commotion.

- hmm.
- So...

- that's not how I recall it.
- That's the way I see it.

- 'cause the way I recall,
kyle needed you,

you weren't there for her...

and I think that's
how kyle saw it too.

but I don't have
anything to do with it.

- you can ask my sister.

- I will ask your sister.

i have a great relationship
with your sister.

i'm happy to ask her.

- 'cause I know
who you really are.

- what?
What did you just say?

- she's bringing up
the airport--

- no, she's saying
that she's the one

that rescued you the night that
you were fighting with camille.

- I never said I rescued--
- Yes, you did.

- rescued me? No.

- I said that I
had nothing to do with that.

- that you took her out
of the situation.

and I said, "no, lisa
took her out of the situation."

you didn't take her
out of the situation.

lisa took her
out of the situation.

- and you're the one that said
that camille is insignificant.

- no, I said
she feels invisible.

- insignificant.

- I think she was making--

made her feel like she was
insignificant without kelsey.

- she's feeling insecure.
- Yeah.

- she said...
- No, I'm lost.

- keep that in the airport.

- fill me in here.
I'm lost.

- I'm trying to.

she said in the airport
I instigated her.

- the girls were so upset.

when I suggested
taylor talk to kim,

this was not what
I intended at all.

i wanted to fix things,
not make them worse.

- it has to do with you

trying to, like,
stir up trouble.

- I'm just saying
don't stir up drama.

we don't need it.

- had a beautiful,
new dress on,

and I thought this
was gonna be a nice party.

and it was, like,
I felt attacked by all of 'em.

- don't involve me in things
i'm not involved in.

that's all I'm saying.

- do you know that I
don't even get involved?

i don't even really enjoy
any of your company.

- why are you here then?
What do you mean?

mine too,
are you talking about?

what are you talking about?

are you talking about me?

- you better watch your step.

- me?
- Yeah.

- no,
you better watch yours.

- oh, come on.
For god's sakes.

- don't put your finger
in my face like that.

do not put your finger in
my face like that.

- coming up...

[yelling indistinctly]

- you better [bleep]
take that back right now.

you better [bleep]...

- lisa asked me about it.

i don't want to be
in the middle of it.

- why are they arguing?

- because women love to argue.

- I feel as though kim

was instigating the entire thing
with me in the airport.

- my only question is,

why would you argue in front
of about 75, 80 people?

- I don't know
if she feels invisible,

insecure, insignificant.
I don't know.

- I don't understand.

where's russell?
Maybe russell knows.

- where is russell?

russell?

russell.

- you better watch your step.

- me?
- Yeah.

- no,
you better watch yours.

- oh, come on.
For god's sakes.

- no. No.

and don't put your finger
in my face like that.

you don't want
to go there tonight.

- you're taking that?
You're taking that?

- you don't want
to go there tonight.

okay?
You don't want to go there.

- really?
- Yeah, you don't.

- so, I don't--

- I'm just curious.
Why didn't you...

- just too much confrontation.

too much conflict.
I--I couldn't do it.

and I think that
everybody else over here

stirs up all the [bleep].

- who's everybody else
over here?

- I think
that would be you and me.

we would be this circle
of stirring, so...

- and if you think these two
are your friends...

- oh, excuse me?

- I'm sorry.
Not you. Her.

- you don't need--
What are you talking about, kim?

- that's enough.
Come on.

that's enough.

you're sisters.

- all right, well...

- when girls really start
to get into it like these girls,

i just feel that they're
passionate enough

about what they believe in,

however, somebody kind of
has to be the voice of reason.

- you know what, kyle?

I've been a great
[bleep] sister to you,

and I think you're
being [bleep] out of line.

- all right, that's enough.

- I have been to you.

- oh, I've been to you too.

- oh, really?
- Yeah.

- in new york at the table,
you didn't have my back,

and you were the only
one who knew the truth,

and you didn't speak up.

you had your chance,
and you chose not to.

kim, you were sitting
right there.

- I'm--I get nervous.

- and not only
you're my sister.

forget that you're my sister.

you knew the truth
and you didn't speak up,

and you were
the only one who heard.

i don't want to be
over here right now.

- then why did you?

- anyway,
happy birthday, darling.

- thank you.
Thank you so much.

- I've seen kyle and kim
on a journey

that has just got to stop.

i know they're sisters and they
love each other very much,

but kim has some issues
that she needs to sort out.

- only thing I was saying

is don't drag me into stuff
that I'm not involved in.

- can you do me a favor
and just stay away from me?

- uh, well,
this is my party,

so do me a favor
and stay away from me.

- I--I don't like conflict.

i don't like conflict.

i don't like to get...
Emotional.

i don't. I've had enough
bad things in my life

to not go there.

sorry.

i will protect my sister.

i already told camille
I won't be her friend.

i'm done.

- well, you need to go
and sort it out with her.

- no, I don't.
- I would wait a while.

give it some time
to cool down.

- it's all right.
I'm going to get a drink.

i think I need it.

- you know,
she's your sister.

you only have each other.

mom and dad,
you don't have your mom and dad.

- and I looked around,

and the whole party
was watching.

i'm not doing this.

- at another time,
when the girls...

let it go.

- yes, I'm leaving.

- where's your sister?

- she walked back to the...

- is she coming back?

- let me tell you something.

maybe right now
is not the right time, though.

- it's rude.
It's taylor's birthday.

- yeah.

yeah, now is not the time.

you're very emotional,
'cause it's your sister.

- you don't understand.

the--the...

- I know.
It goes way back.

- it just--
There's so much stuff,

and I--I carry so much weight
on my shoulders with her.

i really do, and I...

- but behind your back,

i guarantee you she's
the first one to defend you.

- you weren't in new york,
adrienne.

you weren't in new york.

she could have defended me,
and she didn't.

okay? And I have backed her
through so much crap.

you have no idea
what I've dealt with.

you have no clue.
Nobody does.

- well,
maybe she looks up to you.

- she takes advantage
of the fact

that I'm gonna
be there for her.

- you have a wonderful husband,
you know.

she's...
You know, kind of alone.

- she's alone for a reason.

she's alone for a reason,
because of her crap.

- okay. Well...

- and I have so much
resentments, like, I...

- but every family
has their issues.

- no, I know, but I have--

you don't even know
the resentment I have.

i feel like my mom died
worrying abut her,

and now I have to worry
about her and her stress,

and all her crap
that I can't talk about,

'cause I keep it in,

and I'm trying to protect her
by not talking about it.

i'm sick of it.
I'm sick of her...

as much as I
appreciate her advice,

it's impossible
to understand

the complexity
of our relationship.

she doesn't know
what I've been through.

nobody knows.

- well, listen...

you know what you need to do.

- I'm tired
of worrying about her.

- you both need a little bit
of therapy and help.

- I don't even
want to do that.

i don't even
want to do that.

I've thought about it
and I've suggested it.

i don't even want to do that.

- you don't want to do it,
but you should do it.

- for what?

- kim was so upset,
she ran off,

and I felt that at this point,

now she really needs me.

- are you okay?

- no, they--
They were really--

- who?
- Mean.

- who?

- kyle, lisa, taylor.

they were all
really mean to me.

i was glad martin
got in my car.

'cause he--
He's a very calming force.

i was like,
"oh, my god.

can we just, like,
let it go?"

- kim.
- Right.

- hi, honey.

- kim's upset.

do you want to come over here?

come sit next to her.

- when I got into the limo,

we ended up,
for a little while,

just driving around
and talking.

- kim's a little upset,

because I think,
um, she feels as though

she was ganged up on
a little bit tonight.

- oh, my god.

- well, I--I see that.

yeah. I--I have
to agree with that.

tell me what
you're upset about,

because it's very
difficult sometimes

to speak up and, you know,

you don't--you really don't know
if it's the right time,

and I think with you is...

yeah, all right, honey.

listen,
I understand tonight

you felt like everybody
ganged up on you,

and I--I get that.

because I felt for you.

i--I understand that.

and I think your sister
worries about you.

you know?
And--seriously.

i know you might not
see it now.

you're upset with her.

she really cares about you,

because I see it.

i see it in ways
that you don't see it.

and you care about her.
- I see things about her

that I don't like either.

that is--that is--

that is the most rude,

unthoughtful...

attacking...

oh, my god.

- I just think for you,

it was too much at that time.

if you actually just say,

"kyle, this is what
i'm going through,

and this is how I feel."

- we used to talk every day.

we've never gone through this.

- well, are you lonely?

maybe you're lonely.

maybe you want your
sister around more, but...

- I'm not lonely.

- well...

- I'm not lonely.

i like being alone.

- I really wanted
to just speak to my sister

without everybody else around,

but she wouldn't allow that.

what is going on?

what are you doing?

- I don't want you
that close to me.

- are you kidding me, kim?

do you realize how insane
you sound saying that?

you don't want me
that close to you?

- I don't trust you.

what you did tonight
was unforgivable.

- I didn't do anything, kim.

you act like
an insane person, okay?

i'm so sick of your crap.
Everybody is.

everybody's sick
of what you put us through.

and here you are again
with all your antics again.

and all this [bleep] drama.

causing a whole big scene
tonight at taylor's party.

- tell her how you felt.

tell her.

tell her exactly
what you told me.

- what are you--
Talk to me.

- you have to tell her.

you have to have
communication.

this is the problem.

- so taylor came over to me

and said something.

and within seconds,
there's lisa, there's you.

it was so unfair, kyle.

i--I was just
talking to taylor.

- I walked up in the middle
of a conversation, kim.

i walked up in the middle
of a conversation.

- I was talking to taylor.

- yeah, you were talking,

and I heard my name,
and I walked up.

- I've always had your back.

- no, you have not, kim.

no, you have not.

i don't think you want
to go there right now.

you've not had my back,
and you know that.

- I took care of my
whole family growing up.

i mean, I bought her
her first car,

bought our home.

you know, I did it all.

oh, my god.
You're embarrassing.

- I'm embarrassing?

really? I'm the one who's sick
of being embarrassed.

and defending you.

- then don't.

- well, maybe I won't anymore.

you are unbelievable.

- gosh, kyle.
Look at you.

- I'm the farthest from that,
okay?

you need to get help.

what are you doing?

with this whole thing
in here like this.

what are you doing?

unbelievable.
Unbelievable.

and mom had to die
worrying about you

and stressing about you

and leave this [bleep]
on my shoulders.

after everything
that I have done for you.

everything I've done for you.

i'm always there for you.

- everything you've done
for me?

- yeah. Yeah.
Everything I've done for you.

- you stole my [bleep] house!

- did you hear
what you just said, kim?

oh, are you out
of your [bleep] mind?

you are so sick.

did you hear
what you just said?

my husband
has helped you every month

and stood by you
and taken care of you, okay?

like you're
a second [bleep] wife,

so [bleep] you
for talking like that.

- you're a [bleep] liar.

- you better [bleep]
take that back right now.

you better [bleep]...

- stop it. Stop. Stop.

- right now.

you are a liar and sick
and an alcoholic.

okay?

you are an alcoholic.

yes, that's right,
that's right.

I've said it now,
and everybody knows.

so get the help you--
Get the help you need.

quiet.

- guess who drinks...
All [bleep] day.

- stop it!

- I'm getting out.

you are so demented.

- you will not believe
what she has just said and done.

kim, I want you to know
something right now.

anything we've ever
helped you with is over.

you're on your own now.

we're done.

- I feel...

attacked.

and I'm not sure
if I will ever

be able to talk to her again.

this is really bad.

[sobs]

- coming up...

- you got to work through it,
you know?

trust me.
You can't give up.

what, are you gonna give up
on your sister?

- did you ever think
that maybe because...

and it's harder for her.

maybe she's a little
weaker than you are.

- I'm sick of that.
I'm tired of that.

i'm always having...
- But, but...

- I have never had a fight
with my sister like that

in all our lives.

i wish I could turn back time,

and I wish, you know,
that night never happened.

- you know, trust me,
you can't give up.

what, are you gonna give up
on your sister?

- it's a cry for help.

- it will come--
- But that'll come too late...

- well, it doesn't matter,
but it's not your--

sometimes it's not your job
to see, cedric.

- thanks for including us.

i know you--
Thank you.

just really
meant a lot to us.

- oh, honey,
we're so happy to have you.

sincerely.
- Very awesome.

- don't mind me.

- aren't you getting tired?

- I'm getting tired about...

talking about this, yeah.

- okay.
- Are you ready?

all right.

- [sobs]

- come on.
- Oh, no.

- oh, come on.

you're way too big
for me to carry you.

come on.

mason!

help your mom.

i'm not your dad.
I can't...

okay, you guys...

- night-night.
- Night-night.

- darling, I think
they need a picture of us.

are you okay?
- Yeah, I'm okay.

it's really great
to have close friends

that you can turn to
in times like this.

- ready?

- and I have an amazing
group of girlfriends

that I love and cherish.

but...

it's nothing like a sister.

make this the best one.

okay, are we good?

- okay, we're done.
- Oh, my goodness.

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