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Even though Kim Zolciak is the one who sent that outrageous group text about NeNe Leakes, the Real Housewives of Atlanta ladies have decided to shift some responsibility to Sheree Whitfield, Kim’s only close friend in the group.
At the end of the last episode, they asked for Sheree to check Kim as if she has some sort of responsibility in this situation. Sheree was not on board with intervening. That is ironic since she is the one who told Kim about NeNe questioning her health and her marriage, the conversation that incited Kim’s angry text about NeNe parking in a handicap space and having roaches in her bathroom. Sheree has no problem carrying those bones, but after that, she completely extracts herself from the drama and watches everyone else argue. Nevertheless, she is obviously on Kim’s side since she and NeNe are not on good terms these days themselves.
Sheree discussed Kim’s text in her last Bravo blog post. Everyone else in the cast seemed shocked when that group text came through, but Sheree admitted, “No, I wasn’t surprised!”
Sheree even tried to explain where Kim was coming from: “Some of these girls seem to think that it’s OK to hit below the belt or poke fun at the expense of others, but will cry wolf when it’s done to them!” Cough, cough NeNe.
Sheree had no qualms calling out NeNe: “Point blank, you are accountable for what comes out of your mouth. Don’t utter potentially hurtful or harmful things behind someone’s back that you wouldn’t want to say in front of them, because it’s going to come out REGARDLESS — you’re on TV!” She has a very valid point.
When that text came through, Sheree thought to herself, “‘Oh crap!” Kim was definitely at her breaking point!” Or she was just trying to earn her “Friend of the Housewives” paycheck, garner social media attention, or reclaim her peach next season.
RELATED: NeNe Leakes Calls Out Sheree Whitfield For Manipulating What She Said To Enrage Kim Zolciak
TELL US- WAS KIM’S GROUP TEXT A VALID REACTION TO THE COMMENTS NENE MADE ABOUT HER? WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON: KIM’S OR NENE’S?
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This season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills started out with Lisa Rinna cleaning up her messes from last season. After her apology tour, Lisa got caught up channeling her inner Kris Jenner as the momager for her fashion model daughters and she has stayed out of the drama for the past few episodes.
She still managed to entertain when she had a few cocktails too many and kept asking “Camille, what’s the issue?” In Lisa’s absence, Dorit Kemsley has stepped up to stir the pot and that is just fine with Lisa.
Lisa was a guest on Watch What Happens Live last night, which usually means a lot of shade throwing, but Lisa was surprisingly tight-lipped. Andy Cohen asked, “Is Dorit a pot stirrer?” He also pointed out that it was “something that you’ve been called before.”
Lisa told him, “I’ve been called a pot stirrer for three years, so I’m actually happy to have lost that crown. So I say, stir away honey.” I can’t help but agree. Dorit’s pretentious comments and faux ignorance are keeping the show going at this point.
Andy asked Lisa to share her thoughts on the new Beverly Hills Housewife Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave. Before she had a chance to answer, Meghan McCain jumped in and declared, “I don’t like her. She’s so boring. Please stop hiring people who have famous last names and I say that as a woman with a famous last name.”
Lisa never responded to the question and she just took a long sip of her drink. So clearly she’s not Teddi’s biggest fan. Is there some drama in store for Lisa and Teddi later on in the season?
A viewer pointed out to Lisa that, “[Lisa] Vanderpump chooses a new person over Kyle [Richards] every season. Have you noticed that?” Lisa said, “I don’t know if I noticed it. I don’t know.” Really? What happened to the Lisa Rinna who threw delicious shade at Vanderpump whenever she had the chance. I’ve actually grown to love Lisa Rinna so I don’t want her getting in any “trouble,” but if she could just turn up the shade a teeny, tiny bit more, that would be my ideal situation.
RELATED: Lisa Rinna Says The Issues Between Dorit Kemsley & Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave Give Her A Headache
TELL US- IS DORIT’S POT STIRRING ENTERTAINING OR ANNOYING? SHOULD TEDDI COME BACK FOR A SECOND SEASON OF THE SHOW? DOES LISA CHOOSE A NEW PERSON OVER KYLE EVERY SEASON?
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I feel like everyone needs a friend like Tom Sandoval. He will give you makeover if you need one and cry tears of joy on your behalf and use a puppy as a handkerchief. Sure, he’s a little outrageous with the hair-braider and the costume guy on hand, but there’s nothing wrong with being extra. It’s better to be extra than not enough.
And at least Tom is extra and not desperate. There is a major difference. Faith Stowers, now that’s another story. She used to hook up with Lisa Vanderpump’s son Max Todd. She got with Jax Taylor (while he was dating Brittany Cartwright) and recorded a conversation between the two of them. Faith even claimed to have feelings for Lala Kent. In short, this woman was doing whatever- and (allegedly) whomever- she could to join this cast and she still couldn’t move past the back row in the Vanderpump Rules opening credits.
In an interview for the Reality Life With Kate Casey podcast, Tom said, “Faith, I started to notice that she was trying really hard to… I started to get a very inauthentic vibe from her. I remember one time the girls were just messing around. They all kissed each other or whatever and she’s like ‘I think I’m catching feelings’ and all this stuff. I started to catch this desperate sort of really trying….even this thing with Jax, she never really even talked to Jax that much previously. Now she’s trying to say she had feelings. She hooked up with Max which was like not her type. It just seemed really weird to me.” Weird, or just thirsty?
Recently Faith claimed that she accidentally recorded her conversation with Jax since she had the recorder on her phone while she was recording music. That sounds like a bold faced lie. Tom said, “Her story about recording Jax, I mean that’s complete bullshit. The audio file was sent to James, so when you send that audio file it says ‘sent from the iPhone’ and it hadn’t been edited. It had been and ‘I’m hitting record right then and there. You hear her hit ‘record’ and then she basically just starts interviewing Jax.”
Faith may have been an accepted (fringe) member of the circle at first, but Lala had a harder time gaining acceptance from the group. Tom shared, “As time went on, I started to get to know Lala more. She sort of dropped the sort of tough girl act a little bit and I started to like Lala a lot more. We got closer.”
One person who has been totally ostracized from the group- or at least the show- is Scheana Marie’s ex-husband Mike Shay. Tom admitted, “I talk to him still. He’s deep in the Valley a lot because he has a studio out there. He’s gone a lot, but if he’s in West Hollywood, he always hits me up or I’ll go meet up with him and we’ll kick it.”
Speaking of music, Kate Casey asked Tom, “Did you like that ‘Good as Gold’ song?” Tom told her, “I absolutely f**king hated it. I told [Scheana] to her face.” I’ll give Scheana this one, that actually is a very catchy song. Then again, she was listening to it by herself during the last episode, so maybe she doesn’t need a confidence boost from me.
TELL US- DO YOU MISS SEEING MIKE SHAY ON VANDERPUMP RULES? DO YOU WANT FAITH TO APPEAR ON ANY MORE EPISODES?
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Sigh. Does no one understand Kyle Richards? It is so hard to be Kyle Richards. She is the most loyalist, kindest, most sincerest, genuinest, funnest, friendest friend on Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills but no one appreciates her. Especially not Lisa Vanderpump, who quite literally could hand Kyle her heart on a silver platter and Kyle would insist Lisa was lying while actually giving her a dog turd. OK maaaaaaybe that’s a bit dramatic, because LVP can also be frigid and oblige in her behavior but last night she really did, in her own way, hand Kyle her heart. Let’s see what Kyle does with it!
The ladies are still in NYC and Kyle continues to terrorize with her meltdowns. These people already have Kanye West and his fashions – don’t do this to him! On the way to the Malaaaaan Bretaaaawn show where Camille Grammer‘s daughter Mason is playing model for the day, no one spoke in the car. NO ONE. Even Lisa Rinna‘s mindless chatter couldn’t open the floodgates of argument.
Kyle, Lisa, and Dorit Kemsley were stone-faced and silent. Oh, had you forgotten? The night before there was a sobbing argument because Kyle called Dorit out for talking mad-crap LVP, and instead of LVP leaping in to also confront Dorit she said nothing. Naturally, in Kyle World, this means LVP doesn’t value her, their friendship, or the tireless efforts she has given to the cause. Also LVP cares about Dorit more, as evidenced by the fact that she offered take take a taxi back to the hotel with Dorit. I get it – Kyle finds out Dorit is trashing their friend additional times, other than the times they trash-talked her together – and to boot Dorit shared some personal and not so flattering things about Lisa – but when Kyle tried to inch ahead as the TRUE FRIEND, LVP straddled the fence. Then while Kyle was squalling around NYC, showing her hurt off like a new Chanel bag, LVP ditched her for Dorit.
In Kyle’s mind LVP was probably leaving with Dorit so they could in turn trash-talk Kyle together, and Dorit could spin the story to her favor to form an alliance – similar to how Dorit handled ‘late-gate’, but perhaps LVP just wanted to confront Dorit in private?
So, as Lipsa will explain in Chapter 10, paragraph 18, footnote 623: “Threesomes don’t work” Not in bed, and certainly not in a friendship – even if you aged 40, 50, maaaaaybe even 60. Someone will feel that the love is not being equally spread (pssst: That person will always and eternally be Kyle).
Malan’s show, ironically, takes place on a naval ship, so it’s good to have that fortification just in case! Mason closes the show in a huge, beautifully painted ballgown. Camille’s reaction to her daughter’s accomplishment was so adorable. The ladies are all extremely supportive of Camille – especially LVP who praises Mason as “a perfect little lady,” thus dating herself about 100 years like a Victorian matron. Clearly modern feminism has not come to the Villa Rosa! Mason shoots Lisa a side-eye while politely saying thank you. Mason seems sweet, but something tells me she’s ‘A Camille’ underneath.
After the fashion show they return to the hotel in silence and Lipsa can’t take it. “Do I want to know what’s going on?” she asks the masses. “I have to know what’s going on.” So she puts on her fuzzy slippers and visits Kyle in her room where she is getting trussed up for the evening’s Kyle By 22,000 Kaftans (and now faux fur kaftans too) trunk show. Oh dear god – please keep Kyle away from ALL the clothes.
Kyle explains it pretty much as I did above, so no need to rehash, but she adds that for as much as she gives in her friendship with LVP, it never feels reciprocated, and she just doesn’t understand. Lipsa agrees that they have a weird friendship and encourages Kyle to follow her heart and stay assertive. Finally, FINALLY Lipsa will not fight this fight alone! Kyle also brought back-up in the form of Bethenny Frankel, who loves nothing better than tearing a fellow-successful woman down! (Feminism hasn’t come to Bravo, period – I don’t care what Lala Kent and Erika Jayne, dumpster sex goddess who ought to open an outpost behind SUR, say.)
In fact, all the women have tales to tell while getting made-up. Erika is even having her arms and legs painted, and a hairpiece affixed to her head to create some sort of sex kitten vibe. There is a reason for Erika’s constant hair changes “You have to have depth,” she explains to Camille. So, Erika and Kim Zolciak, with their arsenal of ever-changing blonde wigs, have depth. Good to know.
The only person who goes to the event with Kyle is Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave because everyone else is taking so long getting ready. Well everyone except Dorit, who got dressed as an 80’s S&M hooker in 5 seconds flat (we could tell!) with plenty of time to invite herself to LVP’s room to ‘talk’. Dorit denies that she said most of those horrible things about LVP, and then argued that Kyle had no right to complain about her behavior because she also was complaining about LVP.
LVP is not impressed and rebuttals that she’s basically friends with Dorit because she loves PK, a decades-long friend and part of a larger extended friend group, which she will not sacrifice for Dorit’s BS. Basically Dorit will not become Yolanda Foster 2.0. I’m proud of LVP for telling Dorit straight that it doesn’t matter WHAT Kyle was saying, because Dorit was complicit! Dorit, despite being offended that she’s not LVP’s BFF, takes it as a sign that at least LVP loves her more than she loves Kyle, then makes her promise that from now on if anyone is accusing her of something, LVP will ask her about it first.
Because of this talk everyone is so late to Kyle’s event she actually frets that no one will show up. But finally Bethenny arrived, followed by everyone else. So the drama can commence! Now you know Bethenny came to this thing for one reason, and one reason only – and that reason wasn’t to wear flesh-colored pants so we’d all have a moment of ‘WAIT – did she forget her pants?! That reason was to have a go at LVP.
Bethenny accuses LVP of treating Kyle’s friendship with a “thunk you’ – essentially a thank you but f–k you cause I don’t really care, and suggests she chose Dorit’s fake British accent over Kyle’s feelings. LVP jokingly tells Bethenny to stay out of it as she explains how she loves Dorit and Kyle differently and for different reasons, and that is OK. Kyle and Bethenny’s friendship harkens back to a time before they had plastic surgery, and what Bethenny did was subtly reinforce her seniority while also demonstrating, albeit covertly, what it looks like to defend one friend to another fiend. She did it well – well a teasing aplomb that was almost imperceptibly a snub. But Bethenny has her ways of being a friend, and LVP has her own. Like she bought an extremely expensive red faux fur coat to support Kyle’s store and laughed aside Bethenny’s comments.
Later, while Dorit is trying to get her grubby little hands on LVP’s red coat, Kyle sidles over for a chat. These two do a little dance of revisionist history where they both pretend they didn’t throw the other under the bus. Now that LVP has made it clear that both her friends are her friends to stay, they decide to let go of the she-said/she-said; it’s your fault. Hey that works for me! This conversation actually seemed sincere, I mean for Real Housewives, and it’s so nice to see a storyline PROGRESS, instead of dragging out episode over episode into no resolution. However, I think the reason is because these women are actually friends, so instead of wanting to fight they want to do the drama and be done. Although Dorit is one crafty MF-er and if I were Kyle I wouldn’t trust her!
Basically Kyle spends her entire party going around the room talking about one friend to another, because she also finds Lipsa to proclaim that she won’t be pushed around by LVP anymore – she’s demanding equality! Maybe feminism is slowly eking it’s way under the kaftan? Kyle’s awakening is a hallelujah moment for Lipsa.
Back in LA, Teddi comes to Villa Rosa for tea and looks very cute. LVP is trying to dismantle how NYC became such a disaster and Teddi thinks that perhaps LVP should just apologize to Kyle for hurting her feelings. “Don’t make this about Dorit. Make this about Kyle,” she explains. You know I like this Teddi. She is honest and no drama, and she also gets it. She understands that Kyle needs affirmations and Dorit needs to feel important to every circumstance. Teddi also points out that anyone who is friends with Dorit basically should expect to be talked about. This doesn’t make Dorit a bad person, necessarily, but she just loves to be in the center of it all and consequences be damned! After considering it, and gagging on Teddi’s suggestion like too-hot tea, LVP decides to meet Kyle for dinner. Let’s give this lady a cookie for learning to say “I’m sorry!”
Obviously they have to meet at one of LVP’s restaurants (thankfully not SUR), and over rosé in a WATER GLASS – gasp, don’t tell Dorit! – LVP apologizes. Simply and sincerely. Of course Kyle being Kyle she has to still rehash all the ways LVP hurt her and explain, again, why she needs MORE love from Lisa. But Lisa shone here. She explained that her friendship with Kyle goes back longer and deeper, and is like the good quality sex with someone you adore, whereas Dorit is a fling on a group vacation where you go along to get along. That is quite possibly the weirdest and worst (re: most disgusting) analogy I have ever made concerning a Real Housewives feud but I’m going along with it, just like LVP is going along with appeasing Kyle and Dorit.
Even though, as LVP points out, SHE was the one whose friends trash-talked her, called her names, and impugned her character – so why is SHE doing all the apologizing?! Sometimes it doesn’t pay to be the bigger person, I guess. I do think Kyle is a good friend underneath all her insecurities and neediness and jealousy. Dorit on the other hand…
Honestly the best part of the episode was hearing Erika tell Bethenny that she is writing a book about her “philosophy” and Bethenny’s attempt to keep a straight face. Ah, the Erika Jayne, philosophy. Could it be: Marry rich and become so bored you create an alter-ego who caterwauls around in sexbot costumes, attended to by an army of glam squad guys. Well, OK!
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TELL US – DID LVP DO THE RIGHT THING IN APOLOGIZING TO KYLE? SHOULD LVP TRUST DORIT?
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