The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (2010–…): Season 7, Episode 8 - Boys, Blades and Bag of Pills - full transcript
Lisa Rinna reveals the recipe for her favorite smoothie while Eden is suspicious about Kim Richards' sobriety. Erika Jayne performs in Greece and Dorit shocks the ladies by having Boy George perform at her husband's birthday party.
- Previously on "The Real
Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
- What a dump.
- Is that my beloved?
- Oh, my God.
- Georgie!
- Oh, there she is.
- Boy George
is a big part of the family.
I mean, he lives here,
for crying out loud.
- Does it make you feel good
to do what you're doing?
- I feel really good about
myself. Do you?
- Well, then good. I think
my intentions are good, yes.
- Are they?
- We, as sober women,
come from a place of love
and honesty.
That there's just
something deeper here.
- You love to make
a big circle of things.
- I'm gonna be very honest
with you.
- So you're telling me...
- You said to me...
- That I'm bringing...
Stop talking.
You talk too much.
- Kyle, welcome to Mykonos.
[squealing, laughing]
- Thank you for having me.
- You're performing
for 30,000 people.
Don't f... it up. - I'm not...
- I know we had some weird sh...
I really do apologize.
And I would rather
just start fresh.
- Me too.
- And put all this behind us.
- That sounds good to me, girls.
[upbeat music]
- The crown is heavy, darlings,
so just leave it
where it belongs.
♪ ♪
- I may be two people,
but I'm not two-faced.
♪ ♪
- My advice to you:
don't hustle the hustler.
♪ ♪
- I speak no evil,
but I see and hear everything.
♪ ♪
- When you've
traveled the world,
you can speak
in any accent you want.
♪ ♪
- I'm an expert on luxury,
and I can always spot a fake.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hi, bubba.
- Hi.
- What are you doing?
- Oh, I was just replying
to something.
You know, Pele,
he's just killing me
at the moment.
This is yours, by the way.
You left it here.
- Thanks, honey bunny.
So Cory's on his way over here.
We're gonna chat about the party
and some logistics.
I'm under as much pressure
as you could possibly imagine.
My husband just threw me the
most killer 40th birthday party.
Both: Oh, my God!
- Wow.
♪ ♪
Now it's his turn.
PK is turning 49 years old.
And I need to do something...
Not so much big...
But definitely special.
Speak of the devil. - Hello.
- Hello, you.
- How are you?
I heard there's
a party happening.
- Oh.
- How are you?
- And just for checks.
- My vision for PK's birthday
is to do something sexy,
slightly intimate
but it's gotta have a real...
[bell dings] Pow.
I want it to be simple, elegant.
We've got a nice
little surprise.
- Okay. Should I know
about that?
- Well, you can know about it,
'cause you have to actually
help solve the problem.
- Set it up, right?
- It's not a surprise for you.
It's my birthday.
[laughter]
- So George is going
to sing a few numbers.
- Okay.
- We're gonna have a...
- Like, solo, or, like band...
- No, we're bringing
the whole band.
- The whole thing is,
we don't want people to know
that he's gonna perform. - Okay.
- But somehow we have to cover
the equipment in the area.
So how do we do that?
'Cause we don't want them
to see the... [laughter]
- Are you serious right now?
- I swear to God.
- Okay.
- It means everything to me
that George will do
a special, private performance
for just us and our friends.
This is probably the only time
he'll ever do it.
What about if we do, like,
a partition, right?
- I mean, you could do that.
We can say,
"Oh, we're doing some work."
- I can say, "Oh, sorry, guys.
Please forgive the work."
- Yeah, we had an accident.
You know, there was
a helicopter that flew
into the building.
There's a big hole
in the side of the house.
- You and I are going to
spend the entire night
thinking about what we can say.
- We could do that.
Can I choose the food?
- Definitely.
It's about the only thing
I want you in control of.
- Okay. [laughter]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Thank you so much.
- Thank you.
- All right.
- Oh, this is pretty.
- Isn't this cute?
- Hi.
- Hello.
- Hi, how are you?
- How are you?
- I'm fine.
- Thank you so much.
- Thank you.
So nice.
- Enjoy your dinner.
Both: Thank you so much.
- You're welcome.
- This is truly beautiful, Kyle.
- Cheers. both: To you.
- Thanks for coming all the way
over here just for me.
- Are you kidding me? I love it.
- Have a good time.
I go on at 3:00 a.m.
- Oh, my God.
- So I proposed
that we stay up all night.
Sleep all day.
- We're probably gonna have to.
- In order to stay on schedule.
- Okay.
- You really do only get
one chance to debut a single.
And I gotta go out there
and I gotta kick ass tonight.
- So is Tom so excited
you're here too?
- Yes, which I need to
check in with him.
- I love how supportive he is.
I mean, you've been supporting
him all these years
and being his wife on his arm.
Now it's his turn
to support you a little.
- Exactly. People don't
realize that
we've been together 17 years.
The first ten, 12 years,
I was totally doing his life.
And now I'm doing,
you know, my thing.
- I love it.
- Having a girlfriend
is different than having,
like, say,
hanging out
with the dancer boys.
You're really taking off too.
Is he proud of you?
- It's similar, 'cause I was
only a wife and mom.
That was it, you know?
Now, all of a sudden,
you know, like,
we started with the store
and now with the scripted show.
He is so proud.
- This is a feminine energy.
You can talk about family
and husbands and kids
and, you know, she can relate.
Those other fools,
they don't know what's going on.
So what's going on with
your TV Land show?
- It's so funny.
It's bringing up
so many memories.
- Good ones, though, yeah?
- Both. I'll hear a song,
and I'll think,
I remember being in
my mom's Seville,
driving on the 405...
- Not her Cadillac Seville!
- Yes! With an 8-track,
with my sisters in the back.
So it's bringing up all these,
like, emotions and memories.
And it's been
really interesting.
My mom was glamorous,
she was beautiful,
and she could be scary. [laughs]
You either loved her
or you hated her.
If she didn't like you,
she would tell you
straight to your face.
My, like, oldest memory
is being sound asleep
and my mom, like, picking me up
and carrying me to the car
with a pillow and a blanket.
It was pitch black out
and she would drive me...
- Was she driving you to set?
- To Simi Valley.
And I would arrive
as the sun was rising.
- For "Little House
on the Prairie."
- For "Little House"?
- Yeah.
- And how old were you?
- Five.
- That's a lot
for a kid to go through.
I'm gonna call Tom
really quickly.
[phone line trilling]
- Hello?
- Hi, baby, it's me.
Just want to let you know how
much I love you
and thank you so much
for supporting me and loving me.
I really appreciate it.
- Do you think it was nice
that I paid the extra money
and have the full moon?
- Yes! [both laughing]
Keep paying the extra money
for the full moon; we love it.
I love you, babe.
- I love you back.
- Bye-bye.
- Good-bye.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Here I come.
I'm doing it old school.
- That is fantastic.
- Those are nice. Are those new?
- They're brand-new.
- Mwah. Hi, lovey.
- I got some for Dorit. You
know, she's never been before.
- Oh, well, that's a disaster
waiting to happen.
- Vinny and I love to go
Rollerblading.
We go down to Venice Beach;
we skate around;
we do a few shots of tequila
in the bars.
- Come on.
- Look at this, look at this.
- I wear it the other way.
- Oh. [laughs]
- Love Rollerblading.
- Hi, girls.
- Hello!
- I'm prepared to meet my doom.
- You've never
done this before, right?
- Never in a million years.
- Oh, my God, you are so game.
I love that. - We've all agreed
to hit the reset button.
So if this is what I have to do
to show that I'm prepared
to move forward,
well, then, so be it.
But I'd much rather be
taking a nice walk
down Rodeo Drive.
It's far more my speed.
- Here. Here.
- How am I supposed to stand up?
- Oh, my God. [squeals]
- Okay, there.
Oh, yeah, come here
and put your helmet on.
- And I have to look ugly?
- Hold on.
- I've got your hands.
- Okay.
- Put your helmet on.
- Let me tell you something.
There's somebody in this group
I'm never gonna forgive
for as long as I live.
- Oh, not that again.
- Okay, turn around.
- Okay.
- How am I supposed to
turn around?
- Turn. Hold my hand.
Try to walk in them.
Try to step, like this.
- That's the most unnatural
thing ever.
- There we go.
- Ahh!
- Okay, we're doing good.
- [screams]
- You just went three feet.
- There we go.
- Imagine if I just let go and
started doing like, some twirls
and stuff like that.
- Yeah, you're doing it.
- And start skating backwards.
[laughter]
- Ow. Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God.
There we go. Ow, ow, ow.
- Oh, my God!
- I think we've got
a ringer, Lisa.
- Oh, wait! Oh!
- Okay.
- Oh, maybe not.
- Can we please be done
with exercising now? [laughter]
- I like Dorit.
There's something about her
that's very endearing.
I like anybody who's willing
to move on.
I think that's part of
a good friendship.
You can have your moments,
get into it and then move on.
- Well happy birthday to PK.
- Yes, thank you.
And you know what?
I though I'd do, like, a little
drinks at the house
for his birthday.
- Oh, wow.
- Get all the girls together.
So I'd love
for you guys to come.
- Okay.
- I've also invited
Eden and Camille.
- Love Camille.
- Oh, great!
- And as well, Lisa...
- Yes?
- I was going to ask
Kim Richards. - Okay.
- Are you okay with that?
- Absolutely, 100%.
- All right.
- But I do appreciate
you saying...
- That is, that's really nice.
- Isn't it? I don't always
get a heads up,
so I appreciate it
and thank you.
And it's all good.
- I thought maybe we could
give Kyle and Erika a call.
Both: That's a great idea.
- You know,
wish her good luck at her show.
[phone line trilling]
- Hello.
- [gasps] Erika!
Both: Hi, Erika!
- It's Eileen, Lisa, and Dorit.
How are you? - Hey, guys!
All: Hi!
- We're calling to wish you luck
and have a great show.
- Aww, thank you so much, guys.
That is so sweet of you.
- Where are you guys?
- We're just teaching Dorit
how to Rollerblade. - What?
- [laughs]
- Wait, wait.
- We are... and she
did a great job.
- She's amazing.
She's a natural.
- Where is this?
- Beach, probably.
- Deep...
[together] In the Valley.
[laughter]
- Not... in the Valley?
- The Valley?
[both laughing]
- It is curious
that they were all together
after they were not getting
along at Game Night.
But you know what?
I have seen some crazy sh...
In this group,
so I'm not gonna judge.
All right, ladies. Hey,
thank you so much for calling.
- We love you. Break a leg.
- Have a wonderful show, Erika.
- Have the best show, ever.
- Bye, guys.
All: Bye!
- They're silly.
- Rollerblading?
- In the Valley? [both laughing]
- Coming up... [crowd cheering]
[upbeat music]
- XLSIOR Mykonos!
- Whoo!
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- So obviously,
it's 2:00 right now.
- We're late?
- We're late.
- Oh.
- So there's that.
- Do we have to go right up
on 3:00?
- We're gonna go
when we're ready.
- Okay.
- We flew all the way here
with 15 people. - Hello.
- And Kyle! [laughter]
- There she is!
- Hey, there.
- You missed sound check.
You would have loved
the entrance
to the stage, honey.
- Tell me.
- Well, it's on a cliff.
Like, there's an LED wall
and then there's the cliff.
This stage is legitimately
built on a cliff.
Wow.
I've done a lot of sh...
I've never done this.
- This is so cool.
- Lia, it's cool 'cause
you have on tennis shoes, okay?
This could be it.
Erika Jayne could boop.
Take a dive.
- That's so dangerous.
- I know.
- The boys are here.
- What's going on, man?
- We are ready to go.
- Take off your shirts,
'cause you're gonna get...
- ♪ Taking clothes off ♪
- More cut.
- Abs.
- Oh, my gosh.
Their abs are pretty on point.
- I like extra abs.
- Here, I'll handle the abs.
Hold on.
- [laughs]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Yes, Puffy. Do you want
a biscuit yourself?
Do you want a biscuit, Puffy?
♪ ♪
Hello. How are you?
- Hello, beautiful.
How are you?
- You look so different.
You look... - My hair's down.
- Come in.
- Thank you for having me.
This is beautiful.
- So come out here.
I thought we'd sit outside.
It's such a lovely day.
Oh, look, there's my ponies.
They've just come up.
- [gasps]
- There's, like,
fields down there
where they run around.
- Do you swing?
- Who's asking me to swing?
If you find a husband
then I might try it.
[both laughing]
Don't take anything
I say seriously.
I thought Eden was quite
an interesting character
at Game Night.
So I thought I'd invite her over
for tea
and get to know her
a little better.
Are you dating?
- As of Thursday, it ended.
- Two days ago?
- Yes.
- 48 hours?
- Yes.
- What happened?
- [laughs]
- How long have you
been with him, then?
- It was three weeks.
- What did he do?
- And then he attacked me.
And then...
- What do you mean,
he attacked you?
- He quit smoking because I said
I won't date a smoker.
He starts these nicotine mints.
So he eats this big
cheeseburger, which I'm like,
"Ugh, God."
And then he reaches
for the mint and I'm like,
"Hey, funny how you reach
for the mint.
"Kinda like smokers reach
for the cigarette
after they have a full,
big meal."
- And he's like...
[geese honking]
"I've dated type A women."
I said, "You lost me at type A.
[horse neighs]
I will not put up with this."
- But what else did he do?
- He... he called me type A.
- I've heard of people breaking
up because of affairs.
I've heard people breaking up
because of arguing.
I've never heard of anybody
breaking up over a cheeseburger.
[ponies neighing]
What was that?
- That wasn't very nice.
- Hey, hey!
- She kicked up her hind leg.
- Did she... who kicked up?
Little one?
- Yes, the big one
kicked the little one.
- Well, you see,
women fight sometimes.
Like they have to.
Well, what about
the other night?
It all kicked off
the other night.
- Never said a word about him.
- Kim, you know what?
You played dirty.
- I never said a word about him.
- Well, let's talk about
your arrest.
Why don't we do that?
- Oh, Lisa, come on!
- A table full of beautiful
women just, like,
expressing some
unresolved emotions.
- I've had a couple of moments
when she's been...
a little aggressive or whatever.
But Kim's great.
She's had a hard time.
The way Eden inserted herself
into the situation with Kim
at Game Night,
I'm not sure that was
a good idea.
- I was a complete
functioning alcoholic.
Having a mother
recovering alcoholic
and a sister who overdosed,
why did I drink
for so many years?
My sister died of
a drug overdose.
And I don't know if she chose to
or it was an accident.
I never really explored
my sister's death.
I just knew that at some point
she had to go.
- Really?
- Yeah.
So here's a woman who is
not strong enough
to live this life.
- What made you decide, then,
to become sober?
Was it because
of your sister, or...
- No. It was six months
after my dad passed.
I woke up, really,
on the edge of my bed
I was like,
"When? When are you gonna stop?
You have your life.
You've been given a gift."
- Right.
- "You have children."
I went right from there
to a meeting.
- Wow. Well, good job for you.
- Thank you.
- You know.
- I love it.
And I love to poke others
to awaken them to the life
that I have now.
- Yeah.
- That you're capable of that.
- Have you talked
to Kim about this, then?
- No, but I want to.
- She's been up and down.
She's been in...
- Well, she has the behavior of
a straight-on alcoholic.
She's struggling.
- Have you spent time around her
or just that night
you're thinking of?
- I don't need to spend that
much time to... she's struggling.
- I don't have a great deal
of experience in this matter.
But surely,
as long as she's sober,
and she's not taking
pills or alcohol,
isn't that enough?
- And then Kyle,
I see the enabling.
With my sister...
- I don't think Kyle enables.
- Well, just kinda sitting back
and, like, watching this.
- No, no.
Kyle doesn't enable Kim.
Enabling behavior, maybe,
is just turning a blind eye.
But Kyle is not that person.
I know that for sure.
Kyle has stepped in many times.
- Yeah.
- Like, really in, you know,
the best way.
- In the thick of it all.
- Oh, yeah.
- Even to walk away and say,
"I can't do this anymore."
Kyle is an enabler to Kim
because she allows
this behavior to continue.
She allows her to speak in ways
that a sober woman
shouldn't speak.
It's just behavior
that as a sister,
maybe you might
want to say something.
- It's definitely been
a very fractious relationship.
But they do ultimately
love each other.
They do. - Yeah.
- So I saw all this happening
and I'm like,
"Oh, my God, I'm watching
my family."
And I just sort of lost it.
I broke down.
- Did you?
- Yeah.
Watching Kim and Kyle,
I see Kyle possibly standing
where I stand now.
And that's not having a sister.
[sighs]
[upbeat music]
- Inside, we have to go inside.
If you could help us
to that dressing room,
that would be great, thank you.
- Let's go, my beautiful.
- How are you doing?
Are you ready for this?
- Yeah, of course. If it's one,
rock back one, one,
boom, boom. - Step and step,
this foot, this foot.
♪ ♪
- Oh, my God!
- Do you like it?
- You look amazing!
- Thank you!
This'll be fun, right?
- Oh, my God. Whoo!
- Thanks for being here.
- I am so excited.
Let me get that out of your eye,
there we go.
- Thank you.
- It's 3:30
in the f... ing morning
right now.
- Yeah.
- You ready to
get to the stage?
- I have to be.
I have no choice.
I better be ready.
We're gonna say a prayer.
You wanna be in prayer with us?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, you have to.
- I'm totally excited.
I really want to
get out there
and make these people smile.
They're gonna be [claps]
smashed together.
They're gonna be ready
to have a good time.
And I'm gonna give it to 'em.
- Let's just go out there
and put on
a f... ing amazing show.
Sex on a platter, pump it up,
tits, ass, d... s throbbing.
I love you all.
On three, "Pretty Mess."
One, two, three.
All: "Pretty Mess!"
- I've never heard those words
while saying a prayer
in my life.
I may be Jewish now.
I was raised Catholic.
Nobody says prayers like that.
- Where's my microphone?
- In Lia's hand.
Put on this. Two in the front,
two in the back.
Tag team.
All right, ready?
You're gonna lead?
Okay. Follow.
[energetic music]
♪ ♪
- [unintelligible yelling]
♪ ♪
I tell you what, I am concerned
about being blown off
this cliff.
I can feel the wind.
I can feel the sea spray.
I'm in super high,
custom Chanel boots,
trying not to slip through
this tiny, little sh... y ladder
and fall off the cliff.
F... me, man.
♪ ♪
[cheers and applause]
- You know it's time
to get loud for Erika Jayne.
[cheering]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- XLSIOR Mykonos!
♪ I'm a princess ♪
♪ I'm a temptress ♪
♪ I'm a pretty mess ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Painkiller ♪
♪ ♪
♪ I feel like I'm a star ♪
♪ On the rise ♪
♪ Like a painkiller ♪
All right, XLSIOR!
Who wants to get crazy?
This is the first time
I'm performing this song.
It's my new single.
♪ My kitty's like a python ♪
♪ Tick ticking
like a time bomb ♪
♪ Limited edition
gotta buy it with no try-on ♪
Wind blowing, smoke,
like, laser beams.
It's a big deal.
♪ And I still don't
give a f... ♪
♪ It's expensive to be me ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ That's just who I be,
it's expensive to be me ♪
[cheers and applause]
- Coming up...
- What if I want to
put vodka in this?
- I have to be honest,
I have thrown a Xanax in. - Ooh!
- Oh, I would do that.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
[doorbell dings]
- Someone's really excited
to see you. - Hello!
Hi, gorgeous. - Mwah!
- Come into my humble abode.
- It's so beautiful.
Hey, buddy. What a cute house.
I love it.
- When's Dorit gonna be here?
- Those are good! All of them.
- You though I was
making you a shake?
- When?
- I'm kidding.
- When?
- Oh, my God!
Go sit down and talk to Lisa
before you drive me crazy.
- I just need to
ask you something.
- Go, go, go!
- Tyler's the cutest thing.
He has a lot of energy.
He is precocious
but in a good way.
Are you like this all the time?
Do you never stop? - Yeah.
- If I was your mom
and I was like,
"Okay, time for you to stop,"
what would I say to you?
- Bribe him.
- [laughs]
- Yes, I think bribery works.
We all know that.
[knock at door] - Oh!
- Get the door.
- Who is it?
- It's Dorit.
- Hello, hi.
- Hello, handsome.
- Well, you gotta let her in
and then close it. [laughter]
- Yeah, let me
tell you something,
you've got a captive audience.
Ohh!
- Hi, you.
- Hi!
I love being with my kids,
but it's nice to be having
some girl time
outside of being a mom
and spit-up on your shirt
and poopy in your hands and you
know, the whole nine yards.
I'm excited that you're coming
tomorrow night, Eden.
- Thank you for inviting me,
my love.
- Yes.
- Oh, wait, you haven't
been to the house yet. - No.
- It looks fabulous.
- You haven't met my husband.
- No, I haven't, so I need...
What does he like?
- Oh, don't worry about that.
- No, I will come up
with a perfect Eden gift.
- She is so good at gifts.
- What's a perfect Eden gift?
- She's very good
with crystals and things.
- Oh.
- I was on Main Street
and there's an amazing
crystal shop.
Just...
- Oh, my God. I can't even.
"Clears toxic emotional
and old pains."
- We drink aloe in the house.
- Yeah, I know.
Boys seem to. - Oh, thanks!
- Just tell me
the benefits of it.
- It, like,
oxygenates our blood.
So it cleanses.
- Probably tastes terrible.
- Okay, well when in Rome.
- Cheers!
- Back in the day, hey,
I would've had, you know,
the champagne, the wine,
the this and that.
I want you to taste my smoothie.
But now you get smoothies.
♪ Sober.
- This is a first for me,
I think,
having a smoothie
at 8:00 at night.
- Mmm. It's quite good.
- Mmm.
- What if I wanna
put vodka in this?
- You can do whatever you want.
- Okay, that would be a first.
I've never seen alcohol...
- I don't have it.
- I have to be honest.
I have not put
alcohol in a smoothie,
but I have thrown a Xanax in.
- Ooh. Oh, I would do that.
- I would never think
to put a Xanax in my smoothie.
- I take medication.
I just don't "drink."
- Just seems a bit odd.
I don't know.
Can you take pills
if you're a sober person?
- I'm gonna show you one thing,
and I'm not gonna tell you
what it is... what's in it...
But this is what
I carry around right now.
[laughs]
- Wait, I bet you I could all...
I bet you I could
name a bunch of those.
- This is mostly vitamins.
- Yeah, it's mostly vitamins.
So these ones...
I know much... I know my stuff.
- That's a sleeping pill.
- Okay. This is
my multivitamin B.
Find it, find the Xanax.
Oh, there it is. I see it.
This is for your adrenals.
Don't look too close. [laughs]
- I know!
- Sleeping pill.
- So they're oval.
- That's not it.
You get stung by a bee?
Got it covered.
Got a little headache?
Got it covered.
Wait, you just passed it.
- Oh, hold on.
- It was right there.
- That?
- Yeah!
Anybody else need anything
while I've got my bag out?
- I have a newfound love
for you.
- Oh. Do you?
- Consider us like this.
- You know when you fell for me?
I'll tell you. When I said
I pop a Xanax in a smoothie.
You went like this...
Love at first sight.
- Did you see the hearts?
- I did.
- I mean, in my eyes.
- I saw the pills
dripping out, like, floating up.
[laughter]
- Something's in this smoothie.
We're too giddy.
- There's nothing,
but I could put something in.
- You. [laughter]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hey, we made it.
- One, two, step, gravel.
- Rise and shine.
- After party!
- This is insane.
- After party.
Let me tell you something, baby,
I am so ready to keep
this party going.
I feel incredible.
We had a great show.
The sun is rising,
but who cares?
- Party's getting started
over here.
- That's right, bitches.
I'm ready.
[all cheering]
Okay, so what do we wanna show?
The sun rise?
- Yeah, this.
Oh, yeah, this full body.
Uh, done.
- Head back? Head forward.
- Yes, oh, head back.
- You just model your bikini
and don't mind me over here.
- Yes, yes, yes.
Oh, God. Hold on, hold on.
- I'm happy here
with my little bowl of pasta.
And meanwhile, she's like,
"How many f... s do I give?
Zero, zero, zero f... s!"
- Kyle, your turn.
Where's your white crochet?
We could make it work.
- I'm just not
feeling it right now.
- Kyle's a mom; she's a
businesswoman; she's a wife.
But you know what?
She's a sexy mother... er.
I got her in her swimsuit.
This is the perfect way
to wrap up this trip.
You'll never forget it.
- I'm not gonna take off the...
This looks weird now.
- Oh, Miss I Don't Wanna
Take Off My Sh...!
Yeah!
Oh, this makes me so happy.
This is the Kyle
that I love to see.
She's a natural showgirl.
She gets it.
This is the Kyle that I wish
was around all the time.
Because she's just f... ing cool.
- Feel yourself a little bit.
- Feel it, feel it. Own it! Yes!
- Rich bitches unite.
- Coming up...
- I'm starting to get
a little bit funny again.
- She's gonna reach for
that drink and good-bye.
- I mean, all of a sudden,
I'm like, ugh.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Honey, tell them
to bring it in ASAP.
Beef it up or take it out.
One or the other,
but you can't leave this.
This looks like something
that I picked up
on the side of the street.
No, it's not good.
PK, I don't know why
so pathetic.
- He's put dead roses out.
- Not only they're dead,
there's nothing to them.
- No.
- There's three roses per thing.
A great party for me
is when the atmosphere's right:
the drinks are good, the food
is perfect, it's elegant.
- We've got a problem.
Not enough flowers.
- And these flowers are tragic.
- He's rattling a bit weirdly.
I don't know why.
- Is it his or Roy's?
- No, it's him.
Stop a minute. You play, Roy.
- I'm absolutely despising
this black partition.
I'd never have an eyesore
like that in my party.
But I have to be able
to pull this off.
It's the most important
thing of the night
as far as I'm concerned.
Hi! - And you are?
- The lady of the house. I know
you like to think you are.
But I actually am.
♪ ♪
[dog barking] - Stop barking.
Stop. You wanna talk to Kyle?
Be good boys.
[phone line trilling]
- Hello?
- How are you?
I'm good. How are you?
- Bloody hell,
when did you get back?
- Like, a minute ago.
- Was it fun?
- Oh, it's so fun.
It was amazing.
I loved it. Oh, Portia
wants to talk to you, hold on.
- How are your miniature horses?
- How are my miniature horses?
They're really good.
- She wants to come over
and see them.
- Well, she wants to come...
- You and I can have
a sleepover.
- You wanna come...
- Did you hear that?
- She wants to come
to the sleepover.
- Yep.
- Well, now she's
out of diapers, I'm up for it.
My diaper days are over
for a little while.
- What about Ken?
He said you talked...
- Well, that's not
for a few years, Kyle.
Don't be mean, okay?
There's no leakage yet.
- You're the one who said it!
[both laughing]
- Well, at least I can
go to Rinna
and ask to borrow some of hers.
- Oh! [both laughing]
- What are you gonna wear?
- I'm going to wear,
I think, a black dress.
- Me too.
- Okay. I'll see you at Dorit's
in a little bit.
- All right, then, darling.
All right, I'll see you then.
Bye!
- I'm having a breakdown.
- George.
- You got flower dramas. Now you
know what Elton John feels like.
[laughter]
- George and I have
such a great relationship.
Two people that love each other,
that love to have
a laugh together.
- No one's gonna notice.
The most important thing
is you look amazing.
- Obviously.
- Everything else is secondary.
- Detail.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hello!
- Is that... Hi, Deb!
- Hi!
[indistinct chatter] - Hi!
- How are you?
- Oh.
- Well, you look gorgeous,
Erika.
- Thank you very much.
- This is a step up
from the last time
you came to my party
in the t-shirt dress.
- I don't know if Dorit
can pull off the t-shirt dress.
Happy birthday to you.
- Thank you.
- Thank you for having me.
I mean, if she could, she would.
But she's not, so she won't.
- You know she was in Mykonos?
- Is Mykonos overrated,
or is it as good as they say?
- I enjoyed it.
- It's the new Ibiza, isn't it?
- I guess so. It's really cool.
It's very charming.
Like, the whole town
is super cut.
- Oh, Erika,
do you want to meet my daughter?
- Oh, my God, I would love to.
- Peggy. Come here, my precious
little angel... be careful.
- This is Erika.
Erika, this is Peggy.
- Hi.
- Hi, Peggy.
I've heard lovely things
about you.
- Hello, gorgeous.
- Would you like to meet
a fellow diva?
Erika, this is Phoenix.
Phoenix, this is Erika.
- Look at this
beautiful little face.
- Oh, there she is!
- Look at this baby.
Hi, ladies. - Hello!
- Look at this gorgeous child.
- Hey, darling.
- Hi, pretty.
- How are you?
- Great, how are you?
Hi, happy birthday.
- Thank you, babe.
How are you? - Good.
- It's a baby.
- Oh, Peggy, Peggy.
It's too much for her.
- Is this the birthday boy?
- I'm guessing who you are.
- This is Eden.
- I know who you are, Eden.
How are you?
Nice to meet you.
- Can you come to the barbecue
that we're having? - Yes, yes.
- Good.
- I will be there.
- Harry's grilling.
- Okay.
- Well, I'm coming in
real barbecue wear.
- Jeans and t-shirt, jeans and
flannel, jeans and whatever.
- I showed up
in jeans and t-shirt
at Kyle's barbecue
and they're all in gowns.
You said barbecue,
I said casual.
- I know. Well you know what?
I had on jeans
and I wasn't feeling it.
So I had to change.
- I had some water damage.
So forgive the ugly...
- You did? So you just
put up your curtain.
- I put up a curtain,
I was like, oh...
- I like it.
- A little pipe and drape
never hurt anybody.
- That's right.
I love a good
pipe and drape, honey.
It covers many things. Right?
- I think they're buying
my little white lie.
- Lady V is here.
- Hey, hi!
Hold on a second,
let me waddle down, here.
- Oh, you never waddle.
- Hey, beautiful.
- Hi. You look lovely.
- How are you, babe?
- Every time I see you,
you look different.
Both: How are you?
- Happy birthday.
- Thank you.
- As you can see, I'm in
the construction business.
We had some nightmare leak,
by the way.
- Nightmare leak and I had to...
- You're such a liar.
- I swear to you.
- And I had to cover.
- You're such a liar.
I've known PK too long.
I'm not buying it.
- Can I welcome you all
to Dorit's Buddha lounge.
- Happy birthday, darling.
- Oh, my God!
- He's got something up
his little English sleeve.
I know something's
going on behind there.
- There's nothing
going on, babe.
All right. Mold. - Huh?
- Mold.
- Coming up...
- I know I told everyone earlier
that I've had some water damage.
[all exclaim]
- We had some nightmare leak,
by the way.
- Nightmare leak, and I had...
- You're such a liar.
- I swear to you.
- And I had to cover.
You're such a liar.
I know something's
going on behind there.
- There's nothing
going on, babe. All right, mold.
If you do a magic trick
and you're the sort of person
that wants to tell everybody
how the magic trick is,
eventually no one's gonna ask
you to join them at parties.
So tonight, there's
f... ing mold behind the curtain.
- Right?
- All right?
- I can feel it now.
I can smell it.
- You can smell it.
- I can smell it.
- You got it?
- It's terrible.
- It's mold.
- I think we all should leave.
- Nasty mold.
- Lisa Vanderpump is...
She's too shrewd
to pull one over on her.
- I know who you are.
- Oh, are you PK?
- I'm PK.
- I know, I already
got you down, PK. I'm so glad.
I've heard some
amazing things about you.
- All true, you know?
- I heard, I heard.
- Oh, that's very sweet.
Thank you.
- I wasn't quite sure
what to get you, so...
- You don't have to put
an English accent on
to talk to me.
- No, I like to. I...
- [imitating American accent]
Well, I'm gonna talk like you.
You know? - [laughs]
- Come here, babe.
- Let me hold on to the stairs,
or something.
- Come here.
- I have a bad leg, so...
I think I might...
I have a bad knee.
It doesn't work all the way.
- Hi, you.
- Hi!
- Oh, honey, I'm sorry
about your knee.
- Hi.
- You look beautiful.
- What happened to your knee?
- I had my foot injury and then
I tripped over my crutches.
- I helped her down the stairs
and yet I'm getting
nothing from Kim right now.
Oh, thanks.
- Hey!
- Hello.
- Good to see...
- Do you know Kim?
- Yes, of course.
- Hi, nice to see you.
- She looks beautiful.
- Nice to see you.
- You ladies look beautiful.
- Husbands you need
to keep fed. - Absolutely.
- Because they're the ones
who get moody.
Both: Hi. - How are you?
- Good, how are you, Kim?
- Nice to see you.
You look beautiful.
- You look really good.
I love it.
Both: Nice to see you.
- Last Game Night
was disastrous.
But to get a hug and a hello,
I'll take it.
- Kim, is Kyle coming?
- I believe she is.
But I know she just got back.
I know she was, like, really
missing her kids a lot.
- Oh, yeah.
- When she was leaving,
the last text that she sent was
"Leaving Maurice and the kids."
- Yeah.
- With a little sad face.
- I'm bad at that.
- I was always like that.
I think with my grandson coming,
I'm starting to get
a little bit funny again.
I'm starting to worry
and go back through
those first mother
instincts again,
where the kids will hang up
and I'll be like, ugh.
I'm starting to kinda go through
that a little bit again.
And all the sudden,
I'm like, ugh, like, ooh.
Right? - It's about the children
or your grandchild?
- All of them.
- Everybody.
- It's just kinda
coming back a little bit.
All of the sudden,
I'm like, wow.
- Why are you having anxiety
over your grandson's birth?
You have to be able
to consideration that this
is something that could
push all your buttons
and right there,
as an addict, she's gonna
reach for that drink
and good-bye.
- Do you feel like you're
holding onto this in your mind
and it's physically
taking effect?
- Oh, Eden, don't go there.
It's nice.
- No, no, no. [laughs]
What I'm saying is that a piece
of what I first went through
when I first became a mother
starts to come back
a little bit.
Like, all of a sudden,
it's like... [gasps]
Oh. Now, like whoa.
- It's a fear...
- Eden, she's saying
weird things.
I think you're feeling
like that.
I don't feel this way.
I'm over excited.
- She's here.
- Oh!
- Where is my Mykonos partner?
I love you. - How are you?
Have you recovered?
- I'm still a little, like...
- I'm patting your purse.
It's not your puss.
I'm patting your purse! se!
- Patting my purse.
Patting my gal.
- Pat that too.
- I'm jealous.
I'm jealous
they went to Mykonos.
- But I want to say
that she is such a good sport
and was so cool
about the whole thing.
One of my dancers, Taylor,
is a really good photographer
and I conned her, bullied her.
- I'm not one to parade around
in a bathing suit
and high heels.
- I want to see it.
I haven't seen it.
Oh! Is that it?
- Well, you can see
the small version, there.
- Oh, my God. It's fabulous.
- Kyle. Gorgeous.
- Oh, my God.
Look at that. That's you, next.
I would pay for that.
- Yeah, how much?
- Probably not enough.
- Hi, guys.
- Do you think this outfit's
a bit over the top
for a house party?
[laughter]
Just feel like
I'm slightly overdressed.
- Hello, - Hi, PK.
- Are you ready?
- Yeah.
- All right, so you're gonna
be about probably
less than ten minutes. - Cool.
- But I'll see you on the
brighter side of the moon, baby.
- Hi, Camille.
- So good to see you.
- Oh, great, you look beautiful.
- You're fabulous.
- Thank you.
- Hello.
- Ladies and gentlemen,
I give you my gorgeous wife,
Dorit.
[cheers and applause]
- First of all, I am gonna
keep this short and sweet.
I'm a woman of few words.
[laughter]
- Yeah, right.
- Hell no.
- PK, you bring a lot of color
and purpose to my life.
A life that is seemingly
impossible to live
if you weren't by my side.
- All right, we're moving.
We are moving.
- To the man of my life,
to the king of my dreams
and the mate of my soul,
I'm wishing you
the happiest of birthdays.
- Thank you, honey.
- I love you.
[cheering]
And just when you think
I'm gonna stop talking,
well, hell no.
I know I told everyone earlier
that I've had some water damage.
And... [all exclaim]
- Coming up...
- She goes in her purse.
She pulls out this plastic bag
filled with pills.
[all exclaiming]
- Culture Club!
- Hi, beautiful people!
- Oh, my God.
I love Boy George.
- Happy birthday, PK, obviously.
- Oh, my God, it's 1984.
- Hey, baby. How are you?
Precious. - So good to see you.
First of all, I love
Boy George's music.
And I love that I am getting to
see this private little concert
up close, with Boy George.
And I'm so excited
that I also know him now.
[laughs] 'Cause now I'm like,
"Hey, George! [kisses] It's me!"
[cheers and applause]
- I love the 80s. I used to
sing "Comma Chameleon."
You know?
Is it "Karma Chameleon"?
"Karma Chameleon"?
"Karma" or "Comma"?
[cheers and applause]
- Thank you.
- Thank you, George. I love you.
Thank you for doing that.
- Thanks, sweetheart.
Don't worry.
- Come join our party.
- I might go
and get changed
into something else, though.
- All right, go and slip into
something more comfortable.
- Like another country.
[laughter]
- That's my wine bottle.
- Oh, but you enjoyed it?
- I bought it.
Hook, line and sinker.
- I did too!
- I was like, "Oh, okay."
Must be really bad. - Yeah.
- You're a really good liar.
- You're so good.
- Just know that
going into our friendship.
- It doesn't concern me yet
that Dorit lied so well.
Oh, we have to watch that one.
Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm.
- I'm Erika.
- I know who you are.
I follow you on Twitter,
darling.
- I know, God.
I retweeted you the other night.
Thank you so much.
- You're welcome.
Well, I use that word a lot
myself, you know,
and I get into a lot of trouble,
'cause it's such
an English word.
- A while back, I was criticized
about using the... word.
It says "... y."
- That word really bothers me.
I'm not gonna lie.
- Sometimes that word is
so appropriate.
- Exactly.
Now one of the true icons
of music is saying,
"I love the word,
and I use it all the time."
[clicks tongue]
- Hey, I was looking for you.
- I know.
- My sister's dying to meet you.
- Ahh!
- I hear you're adorable.
- Aww, thank you.
I hear you're awesome.
- I'm a nightmare. [laughs]
- Oh.
- Those are the best kind.
- Nice speech.
- Oh, my God!
- That was cool.
- It was like oh... yeah?
- If they're shaky,
I can't help you.
- Look what you did, George.
You're a better singer
than a photographer.
- I love you, ladies.
- Are you out of here?
- Yeah, I'm tired.
- Okay.
- Kiss me.
- Oh, oh.
- Oh, almost.
- Oh, I will.
- No, no, no.
- Ahh!
- Kiss me! Kiss me!
- No! No!
- Please do it, Eden.
I dare you.
- Kiss me.
- Do it.
- I thought I only ever
kiss Kyle on the lips.
What do you want? You want me
to kiss you or something?
- Yeah. Ahh!
- Let's go.
I feel like
I'm being unfaithful.
Well, why don't you want
to kiss her on the mouth?
- Because you're
much more enticing.
It's just a kiss.
I'm not jumping ship.
Eden's a lover.
You just gotta roll with it.
- How much fun was that,
meeting Boy George?
- Oh, that was great.
- They're holding up the wall.
- Amazing. But you know him.
- I'm leaving.
- You're leaving?
- Oh, bye, honey.
- I'll see you.
- See you, yes.
- Bye, bye.
- See you, Eden.
- Bye. Nice to see you.
- No, really good
to see you again.
- She's so nice.
Oh, okay. Yeah, what's going...
I don't know anything.
- Tonight I said that I felt
like becoming a grandmother
is bringing back
some of those old feelings
of, like, when you first become
pregnant and you start to worry,
like, you worry about your baby.
And she's, "So do you feel like
this is an issue?"
Like, no.
- Maybe she felt like
she was trying to
help you out in some way?
I don't know.
- I didn't feel like that.
- Everywhere you go,
she's there, by the way.
Did you notice that?
- Well, now I know
that Eden is a drama queen.
I mean, can't you just relax
and enjoy the party?
♪ ♪
- Georgie, Lisa's just given me
a card, no check.
What do we think?
- Do you know what?
I did a while...
- "Dear PK, you ruined my life."
That's not very nice.
- What? No, no.
There's a picture
of Ken and I on it.
- Look at this. Oh, I love that.
- Oh, I love that you've got
your own stationary.
- Yes! Exactly, right?
- I love it.
I want to hear the gossip.
- What gossip?
What gossip do you want?
- I want to know
a little bit of gossip
because... George...
So I went
to Eden Sassoon's house.
She's sober.
Well, she doesn't drink.
- That means she's sober.
Oh, well, she just...
Wait, she takes drugs?
- She's sober.
- She's sober;
she doesn't drink.
- No, so I discovered was...
- But she is sober.
- She's sober.
So she was making smoothies.
- Okay.
- And so all of the sudden,
Rinna goes, "Yeah, last time
I had a smoothie...
Or in my smoothies,
I just pop a Xanax."
both: She said that?
- Rinna says this.
Yeah, she's like... oh...
I said, "Oh."
And I was making a joke like,
"Ugh, I know who to come to
when I need to relax."
- I'm sure
she wants that broadcast.
[laughter]
- This was on...
- Telephone, telegram,
tell Dorit.
- Exactly. [laughter]
Rinna pops a Xanax
in her smoothie?
I'm not sure if this
is a joke or not.
But judging by
her past behavior,
I think she needs to double up
on this medication
'cause clearly it's not working.
- She goes in her purse,
she pulls out this plastic bag
filled with pills.
It was the funniest moment.
And I have to tell you...
- Funny?
- It was very funny.
Lisa, freaking...
For crying out loud,
pull the pole out of your ass.
- Pull the pole out of my ass?
So you're telling me that
she's got a bag of pills
in her bag, are you? - Yes.
- That's not having
a pole up my ass.
- No, but it's like
mostly vitamins.
Even if there's a few goodies,
it's a big deal?
- Okay, but you're intimating
that it was something
naughtier than that.
If they're hard-core pills,
there's a problem.
And if they're not, there isn't.
Simple as that.
What the bloody hell
was in there,
I haven't got a clue.
I love you, but...
I'm going home.
Okay? - You're going.
- You did a great party.
- Thanks, babe.
- Next time on "The Real
Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
- Grab a burger, grab some corn.
- Now this is a real barbecue,
Rinna!
- That's a real barbecue, baby!
- This is the part where I go
right down in flames.
- So what we are going to do
is put it on tape.
- And they're gonna show that
to the writers.
- Yes.
- Eileen!
- And then the writers
are gonna have a better idea.
- I am scared to death
right now.
- Oh! Everybody with wigs.
- Hi!
- Oh, my God!
Both: ♪ Da, da, da, da, da ♪
- She said, "Kyle's her sister,
and Kyle enables her."
- So I'm an enabler.
- We started off
on the right foot.
And I'm happy about that.
But my other foot
will kick you in the ass
if you come after my girl Kyle.
- To learn more
about the housewives,
Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
- What a dump.
- Is that my beloved?
- Oh, my God.
- Georgie!
- Oh, there she is.
- Boy George
is a big part of the family.
I mean, he lives here,
for crying out loud.
- Does it make you feel good
to do what you're doing?
- I feel really good about
myself. Do you?
- Well, then good. I think
my intentions are good, yes.
- Are they?
- We, as sober women,
come from a place of love
and honesty.
That there's just
something deeper here.
- You love to make
a big circle of things.
- I'm gonna be very honest
with you.
- So you're telling me...
- You said to me...
- That I'm bringing...
Stop talking.
You talk too much.
- Kyle, welcome to Mykonos.
[squealing, laughing]
- Thank you for having me.
- You're performing
for 30,000 people.
Don't f... it up. - I'm not...
- I know we had some weird sh...
I really do apologize.
And I would rather
just start fresh.
- Me too.
- And put all this behind us.
- That sounds good to me, girls.
[upbeat music]
- The crown is heavy, darlings,
so just leave it
where it belongs.
♪ ♪
- I may be two people,
but I'm not two-faced.
♪ ♪
- My advice to you:
don't hustle the hustler.
♪ ♪
- I speak no evil,
but I see and hear everything.
♪ ♪
- When you've
traveled the world,
you can speak
in any accent you want.
♪ ♪
- I'm an expert on luxury,
and I can always spot a fake.
♪ ♪
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hi, bubba.
- Hi.
- What are you doing?
- Oh, I was just replying
to something.
You know, Pele,
he's just killing me
at the moment.
This is yours, by the way.
You left it here.
- Thanks, honey bunny.
So Cory's on his way over here.
We're gonna chat about the party
and some logistics.
I'm under as much pressure
as you could possibly imagine.
My husband just threw me the
most killer 40th birthday party.
Both: Oh, my God!
- Wow.
♪ ♪
Now it's his turn.
PK is turning 49 years old.
And I need to do something...
Not so much big...
But definitely special.
Speak of the devil. - Hello.
- Hello, you.
- How are you?
I heard there's
a party happening.
- Oh.
- How are you?
- And just for checks.
- My vision for PK's birthday
is to do something sexy,
slightly intimate
but it's gotta have a real...
[bell dings] Pow.
I want it to be simple, elegant.
We've got a nice
little surprise.
- Okay. Should I know
about that?
- Well, you can know about it,
'cause you have to actually
help solve the problem.
- Set it up, right?
- It's not a surprise for you.
It's my birthday.
[laughter]
- So George is going
to sing a few numbers.
- Okay.
- We're gonna have a...
- Like, solo, or, like band...
- No, we're bringing
the whole band.
- The whole thing is,
we don't want people to know
that he's gonna perform. - Okay.
- But somehow we have to cover
the equipment in the area.
So how do we do that?
'Cause we don't want them
to see the... [laughter]
- Are you serious right now?
- I swear to God.
- Okay.
- It means everything to me
that George will do
a special, private performance
for just us and our friends.
This is probably the only time
he'll ever do it.
What about if we do, like,
a partition, right?
- I mean, you could do that.
We can say,
"Oh, we're doing some work."
- I can say, "Oh, sorry, guys.
Please forgive the work."
- Yeah, we had an accident.
You know, there was
a helicopter that flew
into the building.
There's a big hole
in the side of the house.
- You and I are going to
spend the entire night
thinking about what we can say.
- We could do that.
Can I choose the food?
- Definitely.
It's about the only thing
I want you in control of.
- Okay. [laughter]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Thank you so much.
- Thank you.
- All right.
- Oh, this is pretty.
- Isn't this cute?
- Hi.
- Hello.
- Hi, how are you?
- How are you?
- I'm fine.
- Thank you so much.
- Thank you.
So nice.
- Enjoy your dinner.
Both: Thank you so much.
- You're welcome.
- This is truly beautiful, Kyle.
- Cheers. both: To you.
- Thanks for coming all the way
over here just for me.
- Are you kidding me? I love it.
- Have a good time.
I go on at 3:00 a.m.
- Oh, my God.
- So I proposed
that we stay up all night.
Sleep all day.
- We're probably gonna have to.
- In order to stay on schedule.
- Okay.
- You really do only get
one chance to debut a single.
And I gotta go out there
and I gotta kick ass tonight.
- So is Tom so excited
you're here too?
- Yes, which I need to
check in with him.
- I love how supportive he is.
I mean, you've been supporting
him all these years
and being his wife on his arm.
Now it's his turn
to support you a little.
- Exactly. People don't
realize that
we've been together 17 years.
The first ten, 12 years,
I was totally doing his life.
And now I'm doing,
you know, my thing.
- I love it.
- Having a girlfriend
is different than having,
like, say,
hanging out
with the dancer boys.
You're really taking off too.
Is he proud of you?
- It's similar, 'cause I was
only a wife and mom.
That was it, you know?
Now, all of a sudden,
you know, like,
we started with the store
and now with the scripted show.
He is so proud.
- This is a feminine energy.
You can talk about family
and husbands and kids
and, you know, she can relate.
Those other fools,
they don't know what's going on.
So what's going on with
your TV Land show?
- It's so funny.
It's bringing up
so many memories.
- Good ones, though, yeah?
- Both. I'll hear a song,
and I'll think,
I remember being in
my mom's Seville,
driving on the 405...
- Not her Cadillac Seville!
- Yes! With an 8-track,
with my sisters in the back.
So it's bringing up all these,
like, emotions and memories.
And it's been
really interesting.
My mom was glamorous,
she was beautiful,
and she could be scary. [laughs]
You either loved her
or you hated her.
If she didn't like you,
she would tell you
straight to your face.
My, like, oldest memory
is being sound asleep
and my mom, like, picking me up
and carrying me to the car
with a pillow and a blanket.
It was pitch black out
and she would drive me...
- Was she driving you to set?
- To Simi Valley.
And I would arrive
as the sun was rising.
- For "Little House
on the Prairie."
- For "Little House"?
- Yeah.
- And how old were you?
- Five.
- That's a lot
for a kid to go through.
I'm gonna call Tom
really quickly.
[phone line trilling]
- Hello?
- Hi, baby, it's me.
Just want to let you know how
much I love you
and thank you so much
for supporting me and loving me.
I really appreciate it.
- Do you think it was nice
that I paid the extra money
and have the full moon?
- Yes! [both laughing]
Keep paying the extra money
for the full moon; we love it.
I love you, babe.
- I love you back.
- Bye-bye.
- Good-bye.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Here I come.
I'm doing it old school.
- That is fantastic.
- Those are nice. Are those new?
- They're brand-new.
- Mwah. Hi, lovey.
- I got some for Dorit. You
know, she's never been before.
- Oh, well, that's a disaster
waiting to happen.
- Vinny and I love to go
Rollerblading.
We go down to Venice Beach;
we skate around;
we do a few shots of tequila
in the bars.
- Come on.
- Look at this, look at this.
- I wear it the other way.
- Oh. [laughs]
- Love Rollerblading.
- Hi, girls.
- Hello!
- I'm prepared to meet my doom.
- You've never
done this before, right?
- Never in a million years.
- Oh, my God, you are so game.
I love that. - We've all agreed
to hit the reset button.
So if this is what I have to do
to show that I'm prepared
to move forward,
well, then, so be it.
But I'd much rather be
taking a nice walk
down Rodeo Drive.
It's far more my speed.
- Here. Here.
- How am I supposed to stand up?
- Oh, my God. [squeals]
- Okay, there.
Oh, yeah, come here
and put your helmet on.
- And I have to look ugly?
- Hold on.
- I've got your hands.
- Okay.
- Put your helmet on.
- Let me tell you something.
There's somebody in this group
I'm never gonna forgive
for as long as I live.
- Oh, not that again.
- Okay, turn around.
- Okay.
- How am I supposed to
turn around?
- Turn. Hold my hand.
Try to walk in them.
Try to step, like this.
- That's the most unnatural
thing ever.
- There we go.
- Ahh!
- Okay, we're doing good.
- [screams]
- You just went three feet.
- There we go.
- Imagine if I just let go and
started doing like, some twirls
and stuff like that.
- Yeah, you're doing it.
- And start skating backwards.
[laughter]
- Ow. Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God.
There we go. Ow, ow, ow.
- Oh, my God!
- I think we've got
a ringer, Lisa.
- Oh, wait! Oh!
- Okay.
- Oh, maybe not.
- Can we please be done
with exercising now? [laughter]
- I like Dorit.
There's something about her
that's very endearing.
I like anybody who's willing
to move on.
I think that's part of
a good friendship.
You can have your moments,
get into it and then move on.
- Well happy birthday to PK.
- Yes, thank you.
And you know what?
I though I'd do, like, a little
drinks at the house
for his birthday.
- Oh, wow.
- Get all the girls together.
So I'd love
for you guys to come.
- Okay.
- I've also invited
Eden and Camille.
- Love Camille.
- Oh, great!
- And as well, Lisa...
- Yes?
- I was going to ask
Kim Richards. - Okay.
- Are you okay with that?
- Absolutely, 100%.
- All right.
- But I do appreciate
you saying...
- That is, that's really nice.
- Isn't it? I don't always
get a heads up,
so I appreciate it
and thank you.
And it's all good.
- I thought maybe we could
give Kyle and Erika a call.
Both: That's a great idea.
- You know,
wish her good luck at her show.
[phone line trilling]
- Hello.
- [gasps] Erika!
Both: Hi, Erika!
- It's Eileen, Lisa, and Dorit.
How are you? - Hey, guys!
All: Hi!
- We're calling to wish you luck
and have a great show.
- Aww, thank you so much, guys.
That is so sweet of you.
- Where are you guys?
- We're just teaching Dorit
how to Rollerblade. - What?
- [laughs]
- Wait, wait.
- We are... and she
did a great job.
- She's amazing.
She's a natural.
- Where is this?
- Beach, probably.
- Deep...
[together] In the Valley.
[laughter]
- Not... in the Valley?
- The Valley?
[both laughing]
- It is curious
that they were all together
after they were not getting
along at Game Night.
But you know what?
I have seen some crazy sh...
In this group,
so I'm not gonna judge.
All right, ladies. Hey,
thank you so much for calling.
- We love you. Break a leg.
- Have a wonderful show, Erika.
- Have the best show, ever.
- Bye, guys.
All: Bye!
- They're silly.
- Rollerblading?
- In the Valley? [both laughing]
- Coming up... [crowd cheering]
[upbeat music]
- XLSIOR Mykonos!
- Whoo!
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- So obviously,
it's 2:00 right now.
- We're late?
- We're late.
- Oh.
- So there's that.
- Do we have to go right up
on 3:00?
- We're gonna go
when we're ready.
- Okay.
- We flew all the way here
with 15 people. - Hello.
- And Kyle! [laughter]
- There she is!
- Hey, there.
- You missed sound check.
You would have loved
the entrance
to the stage, honey.
- Tell me.
- Well, it's on a cliff.
Like, there's an LED wall
and then there's the cliff.
This stage is legitimately
built on a cliff.
Wow.
I've done a lot of sh...
I've never done this.
- This is so cool.
- Lia, it's cool 'cause
you have on tennis shoes, okay?
This could be it.
Erika Jayne could boop.
Take a dive.
- That's so dangerous.
- I know.
- The boys are here.
- What's going on, man?
- We are ready to go.
- Take off your shirts,
'cause you're gonna get...
- ♪ Taking clothes off ♪
- More cut.
- Abs.
- Oh, my gosh.
Their abs are pretty on point.
- I like extra abs.
- Here, I'll handle the abs.
Hold on.
- [laughs]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Yes, Puffy. Do you want
a biscuit yourself?
Do you want a biscuit, Puffy?
♪ ♪
Hello. How are you?
- Hello, beautiful.
How are you?
- You look so different.
You look... - My hair's down.
- Come in.
- Thank you for having me.
This is beautiful.
- So come out here.
I thought we'd sit outside.
It's such a lovely day.
Oh, look, there's my ponies.
They've just come up.
- [gasps]
- There's, like,
fields down there
where they run around.
- Do you swing?
- Who's asking me to swing?
If you find a husband
then I might try it.
[both laughing]
Don't take anything
I say seriously.
I thought Eden was quite
an interesting character
at Game Night.
So I thought I'd invite her over
for tea
and get to know her
a little better.
Are you dating?
- As of Thursday, it ended.
- Two days ago?
- Yes.
- 48 hours?
- Yes.
- What happened?
- [laughs]
- How long have you
been with him, then?
- It was three weeks.
- What did he do?
- And then he attacked me.
And then...
- What do you mean,
he attacked you?
- He quit smoking because I said
I won't date a smoker.
He starts these nicotine mints.
So he eats this big
cheeseburger, which I'm like,
"Ugh, God."
And then he reaches
for the mint and I'm like,
"Hey, funny how you reach
for the mint.
"Kinda like smokers reach
for the cigarette
after they have a full,
big meal."
- And he's like...
[geese honking]
"I've dated type A women."
I said, "You lost me at type A.
[horse neighs]
I will not put up with this."
- But what else did he do?
- He... he called me type A.
- I've heard of people breaking
up because of affairs.
I've heard people breaking up
because of arguing.
I've never heard of anybody
breaking up over a cheeseburger.
[ponies neighing]
What was that?
- That wasn't very nice.
- Hey, hey!
- She kicked up her hind leg.
- Did she... who kicked up?
Little one?
- Yes, the big one
kicked the little one.
- Well, you see,
women fight sometimes.
Like they have to.
Well, what about
the other night?
It all kicked off
the other night.
- Never said a word about him.
- Kim, you know what?
You played dirty.
- I never said a word about him.
- Well, let's talk about
your arrest.
Why don't we do that?
- Oh, Lisa, come on!
- A table full of beautiful
women just, like,
expressing some
unresolved emotions.
- I've had a couple of moments
when she's been...
a little aggressive or whatever.
But Kim's great.
She's had a hard time.
The way Eden inserted herself
into the situation with Kim
at Game Night,
I'm not sure that was
a good idea.
- I was a complete
functioning alcoholic.
Having a mother
recovering alcoholic
and a sister who overdosed,
why did I drink
for so many years?
My sister died of
a drug overdose.
And I don't know if she chose to
or it was an accident.
I never really explored
my sister's death.
I just knew that at some point
she had to go.
- Really?
- Yeah.
So here's a woman who is
not strong enough
to live this life.
- What made you decide, then,
to become sober?
Was it because
of your sister, or...
- No. It was six months
after my dad passed.
I woke up, really,
on the edge of my bed
I was like,
"When? When are you gonna stop?
You have your life.
You've been given a gift."
- Right.
- "You have children."
I went right from there
to a meeting.
- Wow. Well, good job for you.
- Thank you.
- You know.
- I love it.
And I love to poke others
to awaken them to the life
that I have now.
- Yeah.
- That you're capable of that.
- Have you talked
to Kim about this, then?
- No, but I want to.
- She's been up and down.
She's been in...
- Well, she has the behavior of
a straight-on alcoholic.
She's struggling.
- Have you spent time around her
or just that night
you're thinking of?
- I don't need to spend that
much time to... she's struggling.
- I don't have a great deal
of experience in this matter.
But surely,
as long as she's sober,
and she's not taking
pills or alcohol,
isn't that enough?
- And then Kyle,
I see the enabling.
With my sister...
- I don't think Kyle enables.
- Well, just kinda sitting back
and, like, watching this.
- No, no.
Kyle doesn't enable Kim.
Enabling behavior, maybe,
is just turning a blind eye.
But Kyle is not that person.
I know that for sure.
Kyle has stepped in many times.
- Yeah.
- Like, really in, you know,
the best way.
- In the thick of it all.
- Oh, yeah.
- Even to walk away and say,
"I can't do this anymore."
Kyle is an enabler to Kim
because she allows
this behavior to continue.
She allows her to speak in ways
that a sober woman
shouldn't speak.
It's just behavior
that as a sister,
maybe you might
want to say something.
- It's definitely been
a very fractious relationship.
But they do ultimately
love each other.
They do. - Yeah.
- So I saw all this happening
and I'm like,
"Oh, my God, I'm watching
my family."
And I just sort of lost it.
I broke down.
- Did you?
- Yeah.
Watching Kim and Kyle,
I see Kyle possibly standing
where I stand now.
And that's not having a sister.
[sighs]
[upbeat music]
- Inside, we have to go inside.
If you could help us
to that dressing room,
that would be great, thank you.
- Let's go, my beautiful.
- How are you doing?
Are you ready for this?
- Yeah, of course. If it's one,
rock back one, one,
boom, boom. - Step and step,
this foot, this foot.
♪ ♪
- Oh, my God!
- Do you like it?
- You look amazing!
- Thank you!
This'll be fun, right?
- Oh, my God. Whoo!
- Thanks for being here.
- I am so excited.
Let me get that out of your eye,
there we go.
- Thank you.
- It's 3:30
in the f... ing morning
right now.
- Yeah.
- You ready to
get to the stage?
- I have to be.
I have no choice.
I better be ready.
We're gonna say a prayer.
You wanna be in prayer with us?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, you have to.
- I'm totally excited.
I really want to
get out there
and make these people smile.
They're gonna be [claps]
smashed together.
They're gonna be ready
to have a good time.
And I'm gonna give it to 'em.
- Let's just go out there
and put on
a f... ing amazing show.
Sex on a platter, pump it up,
tits, ass, d... s throbbing.
I love you all.
On three, "Pretty Mess."
One, two, three.
All: "Pretty Mess!"
- I've never heard those words
while saying a prayer
in my life.
I may be Jewish now.
I was raised Catholic.
Nobody says prayers like that.
- Where's my microphone?
- In Lia's hand.
Put on this. Two in the front,
two in the back.
Tag team.
All right, ready?
You're gonna lead?
Okay. Follow.
[energetic music]
♪ ♪
- [unintelligible yelling]
♪ ♪
I tell you what, I am concerned
about being blown off
this cliff.
I can feel the wind.
I can feel the sea spray.
I'm in super high,
custom Chanel boots,
trying not to slip through
this tiny, little sh... y ladder
and fall off the cliff.
F... me, man.
♪ ♪
[cheers and applause]
- You know it's time
to get loud for Erika Jayne.
[cheering]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- XLSIOR Mykonos!
♪ I'm a princess ♪
♪ I'm a temptress ♪
♪ I'm a pretty mess ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Painkiller ♪
♪ ♪
♪ I feel like I'm a star ♪
♪ On the rise ♪
♪ Like a painkiller ♪
All right, XLSIOR!
Who wants to get crazy?
This is the first time
I'm performing this song.
It's my new single.
♪ My kitty's like a python ♪
♪ Tick ticking
like a time bomb ♪
♪ Limited edition
gotta buy it with no try-on ♪
Wind blowing, smoke,
like, laser beams.
It's a big deal.
♪ And I still don't
give a f... ♪
♪ It's expensive to be me ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ That's just who I be,
it's expensive to be me ♪
[cheers and applause]
- Coming up...
- What if I want to
put vodka in this?
- I have to be honest,
I have thrown a Xanax in. - Ooh!
- Oh, I would do that.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
[doorbell dings]
- Someone's really excited
to see you. - Hello!
Hi, gorgeous. - Mwah!
- Come into my humble abode.
- It's so beautiful.
Hey, buddy. What a cute house.
I love it.
- When's Dorit gonna be here?
- Those are good! All of them.
- You though I was
making you a shake?
- When?
- I'm kidding.
- When?
- Oh, my God!
Go sit down and talk to Lisa
before you drive me crazy.
- I just need to
ask you something.
- Go, go, go!
- Tyler's the cutest thing.
He has a lot of energy.
He is precocious
but in a good way.
Are you like this all the time?
Do you never stop? - Yeah.
- If I was your mom
and I was like,
"Okay, time for you to stop,"
what would I say to you?
- Bribe him.
- [laughs]
- Yes, I think bribery works.
We all know that.
[knock at door] - Oh!
- Get the door.
- Who is it?
- It's Dorit.
- Hello, hi.
- Hello, handsome.
- Well, you gotta let her in
and then close it. [laughter]
- Yeah, let me
tell you something,
you've got a captive audience.
Ohh!
- Hi, you.
- Hi!
I love being with my kids,
but it's nice to be having
some girl time
outside of being a mom
and spit-up on your shirt
and poopy in your hands and you
know, the whole nine yards.
I'm excited that you're coming
tomorrow night, Eden.
- Thank you for inviting me,
my love.
- Yes.
- Oh, wait, you haven't
been to the house yet. - No.
- It looks fabulous.
- You haven't met my husband.
- No, I haven't, so I need...
What does he like?
- Oh, don't worry about that.
- No, I will come up
with a perfect Eden gift.
- She is so good at gifts.
- What's a perfect Eden gift?
- She's very good
with crystals and things.
- Oh.
- I was on Main Street
and there's an amazing
crystal shop.
Just...
- Oh, my God. I can't even.
"Clears toxic emotional
and old pains."
- We drink aloe in the house.
- Yeah, I know.
Boys seem to. - Oh, thanks!
- Just tell me
the benefits of it.
- It, like,
oxygenates our blood.
So it cleanses.
- Probably tastes terrible.
- Okay, well when in Rome.
- Cheers!
- Back in the day, hey,
I would've had, you know,
the champagne, the wine,
the this and that.
I want you to taste my smoothie.
But now you get smoothies.
♪ Sober.
- This is a first for me,
I think,
having a smoothie
at 8:00 at night.
- Mmm. It's quite good.
- Mmm.
- What if I wanna
put vodka in this?
- You can do whatever you want.
- Okay, that would be a first.
I've never seen alcohol...
- I don't have it.
- I have to be honest.
I have not put
alcohol in a smoothie,
but I have thrown a Xanax in.
- Ooh. Oh, I would do that.
- I would never think
to put a Xanax in my smoothie.
- I take medication.
I just don't "drink."
- Just seems a bit odd.
I don't know.
Can you take pills
if you're a sober person?
- I'm gonna show you one thing,
and I'm not gonna tell you
what it is... what's in it...
But this is what
I carry around right now.
[laughs]
- Wait, I bet you I could all...
I bet you I could
name a bunch of those.
- This is mostly vitamins.
- Yeah, it's mostly vitamins.
So these ones...
I know much... I know my stuff.
- That's a sleeping pill.
- Okay. This is
my multivitamin B.
Find it, find the Xanax.
Oh, there it is. I see it.
This is for your adrenals.
Don't look too close. [laughs]
- I know!
- Sleeping pill.
- So they're oval.
- That's not it.
You get stung by a bee?
Got it covered.
Got a little headache?
Got it covered.
Wait, you just passed it.
- Oh, hold on.
- It was right there.
- That?
- Yeah!
Anybody else need anything
while I've got my bag out?
- I have a newfound love
for you.
- Oh. Do you?
- Consider us like this.
- You know when you fell for me?
I'll tell you. When I said
I pop a Xanax in a smoothie.
You went like this...
Love at first sight.
- Did you see the hearts?
- I did.
- I mean, in my eyes.
- I saw the pills
dripping out, like, floating up.
[laughter]
- Something's in this smoothie.
We're too giddy.
- There's nothing,
but I could put something in.
- You. [laughter]
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hey, we made it.
- One, two, step, gravel.
- Rise and shine.
- After party!
- This is insane.
- After party.
Let me tell you something, baby,
I am so ready to keep
this party going.
I feel incredible.
We had a great show.
The sun is rising,
but who cares?
- Party's getting started
over here.
- That's right, bitches.
I'm ready.
[all cheering]
Okay, so what do we wanna show?
The sun rise?
- Yeah, this.
Oh, yeah, this full body.
Uh, done.
- Head back? Head forward.
- Yes, oh, head back.
- You just model your bikini
and don't mind me over here.
- Yes, yes, yes.
Oh, God. Hold on, hold on.
- I'm happy here
with my little bowl of pasta.
And meanwhile, she's like,
"How many f... s do I give?
Zero, zero, zero f... s!"
- Kyle, your turn.
Where's your white crochet?
We could make it work.
- I'm just not
feeling it right now.
- Kyle's a mom; she's a
businesswoman; she's a wife.
But you know what?
She's a sexy mother... er.
I got her in her swimsuit.
This is the perfect way
to wrap up this trip.
You'll never forget it.
- I'm not gonna take off the...
This looks weird now.
- Oh, Miss I Don't Wanna
Take Off My Sh...!
Yeah!
Oh, this makes me so happy.
This is the Kyle
that I love to see.
She's a natural showgirl.
She gets it.
This is the Kyle that I wish
was around all the time.
Because she's just f... ing cool.
- Feel yourself a little bit.
- Feel it, feel it. Own it! Yes!
- Rich bitches unite.
- Coming up...
- I'm starting to get
a little bit funny again.
- She's gonna reach for
that drink and good-bye.
- I mean, all of a sudden,
I'm like, ugh.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Honey, tell them
to bring it in ASAP.
Beef it up or take it out.
One or the other,
but you can't leave this.
This looks like something
that I picked up
on the side of the street.
No, it's not good.
PK, I don't know why
so pathetic.
- He's put dead roses out.
- Not only they're dead,
there's nothing to them.
- No.
- There's three roses per thing.
A great party for me
is when the atmosphere's right:
the drinks are good, the food
is perfect, it's elegant.
- We've got a problem.
Not enough flowers.
- And these flowers are tragic.
- He's rattling a bit weirdly.
I don't know why.
- Is it his or Roy's?
- No, it's him.
Stop a minute. You play, Roy.
- I'm absolutely despising
this black partition.
I'd never have an eyesore
like that in my party.
But I have to be able
to pull this off.
It's the most important
thing of the night
as far as I'm concerned.
Hi! - And you are?
- The lady of the house. I know
you like to think you are.
But I actually am.
♪ ♪
[dog barking] - Stop barking.
Stop. You wanna talk to Kyle?
Be good boys.
[phone line trilling]
- Hello?
- How are you?
I'm good. How are you?
- Bloody hell,
when did you get back?
- Like, a minute ago.
- Was it fun?
- Oh, it's so fun.
It was amazing.
I loved it. Oh, Portia
wants to talk to you, hold on.
- How are your miniature horses?
- How are my miniature horses?
They're really good.
- She wants to come over
and see them.
- Well, she wants to come...
- You and I can have
a sleepover.
- You wanna come...
- Did you hear that?
- She wants to come
to the sleepover.
- Yep.
- Well, now she's
out of diapers, I'm up for it.
My diaper days are over
for a little while.
- What about Ken?
He said you talked...
- Well, that's not
for a few years, Kyle.
Don't be mean, okay?
There's no leakage yet.
- You're the one who said it!
[both laughing]
- Well, at least I can
go to Rinna
and ask to borrow some of hers.
- Oh! [both laughing]
- What are you gonna wear?
- I'm going to wear,
I think, a black dress.
- Me too.
- Okay. I'll see you at Dorit's
in a little bit.
- All right, then, darling.
All right, I'll see you then.
Bye!
- I'm having a breakdown.
- George.
- You got flower dramas. Now you
know what Elton John feels like.
[laughter]
- George and I have
such a great relationship.
Two people that love each other,
that love to have
a laugh together.
- No one's gonna notice.
The most important thing
is you look amazing.
- Obviously.
- Everything else is secondary.
- Detail.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- Hello!
- Is that... Hi, Deb!
- Hi!
[indistinct chatter] - Hi!
- How are you?
- Oh.
- Well, you look gorgeous,
Erika.
- Thank you very much.
- This is a step up
from the last time
you came to my party
in the t-shirt dress.
- I don't know if Dorit
can pull off the t-shirt dress.
Happy birthday to you.
- Thank you.
- Thank you for having me.
I mean, if she could, she would.
But she's not, so she won't.
- You know she was in Mykonos?
- Is Mykonos overrated,
or is it as good as they say?
- I enjoyed it.
- It's the new Ibiza, isn't it?
- I guess so. It's really cool.
It's very charming.
Like, the whole town
is super cut.
- Oh, Erika,
do you want to meet my daughter?
- Oh, my God, I would love to.
- Peggy. Come here, my precious
little angel... be careful.
- This is Erika.
Erika, this is Peggy.
- Hi.
- Hi, Peggy.
I've heard lovely things
about you.
- Hello, gorgeous.
- Would you like to meet
a fellow diva?
Erika, this is Phoenix.
Phoenix, this is Erika.
- Look at this
beautiful little face.
- Oh, there she is!
- Look at this baby.
Hi, ladies. - Hello!
- Look at this gorgeous child.
- Hey, darling.
- Hi, pretty.
- How are you?
- Great, how are you?
Hi, happy birthday.
- Thank you, babe.
How are you? - Good.
- It's a baby.
- Oh, Peggy, Peggy.
It's too much for her.
- Is this the birthday boy?
- I'm guessing who you are.
- This is Eden.
- I know who you are, Eden.
How are you?
Nice to meet you.
- Can you come to the barbecue
that we're having? - Yes, yes.
- Good.
- I will be there.
- Harry's grilling.
- Okay.
- Well, I'm coming in
real barbecue wear.
- Jeans and t-shirt, jeans and
flannel, jeans and whatever.
- I showed up
in jeans and t-shirt
at Kyle's barbecue
and they're all in gowns.
You said barbecue,
I said casual.
- I know. Well you know what?
I had on jeans
and I wasn't feeling it.
So I had to change.
- I had some water damage.
So forgive the ugly...
- You did? So you just
put up your curtain.
- I put up a curtain,
I was like, oh...
- I like it.
- A little pipe and drape
never hurt anybody.
- That's right.
I love a good
pipe and drape, honey.
It covers many things. Right?
- I think they're buying
my little white lie.
- Lady V is here.
- Hey, hi!
Hold on a second,
let me waddle down, here.
- Oh, you never waddle.
- Hey, beautiful.
- Hi. You look lovely.
- How are you, babe?
- Every time I see you,
you look different.
Both: How are you?
- Happy birthday.
- Thank you.
- As you can see, I'm in
the construction business.
We had some nightmare leak,
by the way.
- Nightmare leak and I had to...
- You're such a liar.
- I swear to you.
- And I had to cover.
- You're such a liar.
I've known PK too long.
I'm not buying it.
- Can I welcome you all
to Dorit's Buddha lounge.
- Happy birthday, darling.
- Oh, my God!
- He's got something up
his little English sleeve.
I know something's
going on behind there.
- There's nothing
going on, babe.
All right. Mold. - Huh?
- Mold.
- Coming up...
- I know I told everyone earlier
that I've had some water damage.
[all exclaim]
- We had some nightmare leak,
by the way.
- Nightmare leak, and I had...
- You're such a liar.
- I swear to you.
- And I had to cover.
You're such a liar.
I know something's
going on behind there.
- There's nothing
going on, babe. All right, mold.
If you do a magic trick
and you're the sort of person
that wants to tell everybody
how the magic trick is,
eventually no one's gonna ask
you to join them at parties.
So tonight, there's
f... ing mold behind the curtain.
- Right?
- All right?
- I can feel it now.
I can smell it.
- You can smell it.
- I can smell it.
- You got it?
- It's terrible.
- It's mold.
- I think we all should leave.
- Nasty mold.
- Lisa Vanderpump is...
She's too shrewd
to pull one over on her.
- I know who you are.
- Oh, are you PK?
- I'm PK.
- I know, I already
got you down, PK. I'm so glad.
I've heard some
amazing things about you.
- All true, you know?
- I heard, I heard.
- Oh, that's very sweet.
Thank you.
- I wasn't quite sure
what to get you, so...
- You don't have to put
an English accent on
to talk to me.
- No, I like to. I...
- [imitating American accent]
Well, I'm gonna talk like you.
You know? - [laughs]
- Come here, babe.
- Let me hold on to the stairs,
or something.
- Come here.
- I have a bad leg, so...
I think I might...
I have a bad knee.
It doesn't work all the way.
- Hi, you.
- Hi!
- Oh, honey, I'm sorry
about your knee.
- Hi.
- You look beautiful.
- What happened to your knee?
- I had my foot injury and then
I tripped over my crutches.
- I helped her down the stairs
and yet I'm getting
nothing from Kim right now.
Oh, thanks.
- Hey!
- Hello.
- Good to see...
- Do you know Kim?
- Yes, of course.
- Hi, nice to see you.
- She looks beautiful.
- Nice to see you.
- You ladies look beautiful.
- Husbands you need
to keep fed. - Absolutely.
- Because they're the ones
who get moody.
Both: Hi. - How are you?
- Good, how are you, Kim?
- Nice to see you.
You look beautiful.
- You look really good.
I love it.
Both: Nice to see you.
- Last Game Night
was disastrous.
But to get a hug and a hello,
I'll take it.
- Kim, is Kyle coming?
- I believe she is.
But I know she just got back.
I know she was, like, really
missing her kids a lot.
- Oh, yeah.
- When she was leaving,
the last text that she sent was
"Leaving Maurice and the kids."
- Yeah.
- With a little sad face.
- I'm bad at that.
- I was always like that.
I think with my grandson coming,
I'm starting to get
a little bit funny again.
I'm starting to worry
and go back through
those first mother
instincts again,
where the kids will hang up
and I'll be like, ugh.
I'm starting to kinda go through
that a little bit again.
And all the sudden,
I'm like, ugh, like, ooh.
Right? - It's about the children
or your grandchild?
- All of them.
- Everybody.
- It's just kinda
coming back a little bit.
All of the sudden,
I'm like, wow.
- Why are you having anxiety
over your grandson's birth?
You have to be able
to consideration that this
is something that could
push all your buttons
and right there,
as an addict, she's gonna
reach for that drink
and good-bye.
- Do you feel like you're
holding onto this in your mind
and it's physically
taking effect?
- Oh, Eden, don't go there.
It's nice.
- No, no, no. [laughs]
What I'm saying is that a piece
of what I first went through
when I first became a mother
starts to come back
a little bit.
Like, all of a sudden,
it's like... [gasps]
Oh. Now, like whoa.
- It's a fear...
- Eden, she's saying
weird things.
I think you're feeling
like that.
I don't feel this way.
I'm over excited.
- She's here.
- Oh!
- Where is my Mykonos partner?
I love you. - How are you?
Have you recovered?
- I'm still a little, like...
- I'm patting your purse.
It's not your puss.
I'm patting your purse! se!
- Patting my purse.
Patting my gal.
- Pat that too.
- I'm jealous.
I'm jealous
they went to Mykonos.
- But I want to say
that she is such a good sport
and was so cool
about the whole thing.
One of my dancers, Taylor,
is a really good photographer
and I conned her, bullied her.
- I'm not one to parade around
in a bathing suit
and high heels.
- I want to see it.
I haven't seen it.
Oh! Is that it?
- Well, you can see
the small version, there.
- Oh, my God. It's fabulous.
- Kyle. Gorgeous.
- Oh, my God.
Look at that. That's you, next.
I would pay for that.
- Yeah, how much?
- Probably not enough.
- Hi, guys.
- Do you think this outfit's
a bit over the top
for a house party?
[laughter]
Just feel like
I'm slightly overdressed.
- Hello, - Hi, PK.
- Are you ready?
- Yeah.
- All right, so you're gonna
be about probably
less than ten minutes. - Cool.
- But I'll see you on the
brighter side of the moon, baby.
- Hi, Camille.
- So good to see you.
- Oh, great, you look beautiful.
- You're fabulous.
- Thank you.
- Hello.
- Ladies and gentlemen,
I give you my gorgeous wife,
Dorit.
[cheers and applause]
- First of all, I am gonna
keep this short and sweet.
I'm a woman of few words.
[laughter]
- Yeah, right.
- Hell no.
- PK, you bring a lot of color
and purpose to my life.
A life that is seemingly
impossible to live
if you weren't by my side.
- All right, we're moving.
We are moving.
- To the man of my life,
to the king of my dreams
and the mate of my soul,
I'm wishing you
the happiest of birthdays.
- Thank you, honey.
- I love you.
[cheering]
And just when you think
I'm gonna stop talking,
well, hell no.
I know I told everyone earlier
that I've had some water damage.
And... [all exclaim]
- Coming up...
- She goes in her purse.
She pulls out this plastic bag
filled with pills.
[all exclaiming]
- Culture Club!
- Hi, beautiful people!
- Oh, my God.
I love Boy George.
- Happy birthday, PK, obviously.
- Oh, my God, it's 1984.
- Hey, baby. How are you?
Precious. - So good to see you.
First of all, I love
Boy George's music.
And I love that I am getting to
see this private little concert
up close, with Boy George.
And I'm so excited
that I also know him now.
[laughs] 'Cause now I'm like,
"Hey, George! [kisses] It's me!"
[cheers and applause]
- I love the 80s. I used to
sing "Comma Chameleon."
You know?
Is it "Karma Chameleon"?
"Karma Chameleon"?
"Karma" or "Comma"?
[cheers and applause]
- Thank you.
- Thank you, George. I love you.
Thank you for doing that.
- Thanks, sweetheart.
Don't worry.
- Come join our party.
- I might go
and get changed
into something else, though.
- All right, go and slip into
something more comfortable.
- Like another country.
[laughter]
- That's my wine bottle.
- Oh, but you enjoyed it?
- I bought it.
Hook, line and sinker.
- I did too!
- I was like, "Oh, okay."
Must be really bad. - Yeah.
- You're a really good liar.
- You're so good.
- Just know that
going into our friendship.
- It doesn't concern me yet
that Dorit lied so well.
Oh, we have to watch that one.
Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm.
- I'm Erika.
- I know who you are.
I follow you on Twitter,
darling.
- I know, God.
I retweeted you the other night.
Thank you so much.
- You're welcome.
Well, I use that word a lot
myself, you know,
and I get into a lot of trouble,
'cause it's such
an English word.
- A while back, I was criticized
about using the... word.
It says "... y."
- That word really bothers me.
I'm not gonna lie.
- Sometimes that word is
so appropriate.
- Exactly.
Now one of the true icons
of music is saying,
"I love the word,
and I use it all the time."
[clicks tongue]
- Hey, I was looking for you.
- I know.
- My sister's dying to meet you.
- Ahh!
- I hear you're adorable.
- Aww, thank you.
I hear you're awesome.
- I'm a nightmare. [laughs]
- Oh.
- Those are the best kind.
- Nice speech.
- Oh, my God!
- That was cool.
- It was like oh... yeah?
- If they're shaky,
I can't help you.
- Look what you did, George.
You're a better singer
than a photographer.
- I love you, ladies.
- Are you out of here?
- Yeah, I'm tired.
- Okay.
- Kiss me.
- Oh, oh.
- Oh, almost.
- Oh, I will.
- No, no, no.
- Ahh!
- Kiss me! Kiss me!
- No! No!
- Please do it, Eden.
I dare you.
- Kiss me.
- Do it.
- I thought I only ever
kiss Kyle on the lips.
What do you want? You want me
to kiss you or something?
- Yeah. Ahh!
- Let's go.
I feel like
I'm being unfaithful.
Well, why don't you want
to kiss her on the mouth?
- Because you're
much more enticing.
It's just a kiss.
I'm not jumping ship.
Eden's a lover.
You just gotta roll with it.
- How much fun was that,
meeting Boy George?
- Oh, that was great.
- They're holding up the wall.
- Amazing. But you know him.
- I'm leaving.
- You're leaving?
- Oh, bye, honey.
- I'll see you.
- See you, yes.
- Bye, bye.
- See you, Eden.
- Bye. Nice to see you.
- No, really good
to see you again.
- She's so nice.
Oh, okay. Yeah, what's going...
I don't know anything.
- Tonight I said that I felt
like becoming a grandmother
is bringing back
some of those old feelings
of, like, when you first become
pregnant and you start to worry,
like, you worry about your baby.
And she's, "So do you feel like
this is an issue?"
Like, no.
- Maybe she felt like
she was trying to
help you out in some way?
I don't know.
- I didn't feel like that.
- Everywhere you go,
she's there, by the way.
Did you notice that?
- Well, now I know
that Eden is a drama queen.
I mean, can't you just relax
and enjoy the party?
♪ ♪
- Georgie, Lisa's just given me
a card, no check.
What do we think?
- Do you know what?
I did a while...
- "Dear PK, you ruined my life."
That's not very nice.
- What? No, no.
There's a picture
of Ken and I on it.
- Look at this. Oh, I love that.
- Oh, I love that you've got
your own stationary.
- Yes! Exactly, right?
- I love it.
I want to hear the gossip.
- What gossip?
What gossip do you want?
- I want to know
a little bit of gossip
because... George...
So I went
to Eden Sassoon's house.
She's sober.
Well, she doesn't drink.
- That means she's sober.
Oh, well, she just...
Wait, she takes drugs?
- She's sober.
- She's sober;
she doesn't drink.
- No, so I discovered was...
- But she is sober.
- She's sober.
So she was making smoothies.
- Okay.
- And so all of the sudden,
Rinna goes, "Yeah, last time
I had a smoothie...
Or in my smoothies,
I just pop a Xanax."
both: She said that?
- Rinna says this.
Yeah, she's like... oh...
I said, "Oh."
And I was making a joke like,
"Ugh, I know who to come to
when I need to relax."
- I'm sure
she wants that broadcast.
[laughter]
- This was on...
- Telephone, telegram,
tell Dorit.
- Exactly. [laughter]
Rinna pops a Xanax
in her smoothie?
I'm not sure if this
is a joke or not.
But judging by
her past behavior,
I think she needs to double up
on this medication
'cause clearly it's not working.
- She goes in her purse,
she pulls out this plastic bag
filled with pills.
It was the funniest moment.
And I have to tell you...
- Funny?
- It was very funny.
Lisa, freaking...
For crying out loud,
pull the pole out of your ass.
- Pull the pole out of my ass?
So you're telling me that
she's got a bag of pills
in her bag, are you? - Yes.
- That's not having
a pole up my ass.
- No, but it's like
mostly vitamins.
Even if there's a few goodies,
it's a big deal?
- Okay, but you're intimating
that it was something
naughtier than that.
If they're hard-core pills,
there's a problem.
And if they're not, there isn't.
Simple as that.
What the bloody hell
was in there,
I haven't got a clue.
I love you, but...
I'm going home.
Okay? - You're going.
- You did a great party.
- Thanks, babe.
- Next time on "The Real
Housewives of Beverly Hills"...
- Grab a burger, grab some corn.
- Now this is a real barbecue,
Rinna!
- That's a real barbecue, baby!
- This is the part where I go
right down in flames.
- So what we are going to do
is put it on tape.
- And they're gonna show that
to the writers.
- Yes.
- Eileen!
- And then the writers
are gonna have a better idea.
- I am scared to death
right now.
- Oh! Everybody with wigs.
- Hi!
- Oh, my God!
Both: ♪ Da, da, da, da, da ♪
- She said, "Kyle's her sister,
and Kyle enables her."
- So I'm an enabler.
- We started off
on the right foot.
And I'm happy about that.
But my other foot
will kick you in the ass
if you come after my girl Kyle.
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