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- So, what did you think of last night?

- I felt my heart in my stomach.

I just had never witnessed anything so low.

- That was disgusting.

- So, who is this girl?

Brit Eady is her name. This is the same girl.

- Oh, I'm not doing this.

I couldn't imagine what were on the rest of those posters.

- She used to be a video girl.

[women exclaiming]

- I don't know how we're gonna be able to get over it.

Bitch, we gettin' the (BLEEP) up outta here!

I'm not gonna allow her to disrespect my friend.

- I've seen a lot in this group,

and, in Kenya's situation,

it really hit differently for me

because I just hold her to a higher standard.

- Then they kept sending me information.

[women gasping]

That's some nasty work.

- Okay, it's a lot. This is too much.

- It triggered me, and it hurt me.

It was just very ugly,

and it was just really hard to digest.

- Listen, you are bigger,

and you're better than that, Kenya.

- We're ready to go, right now. - Like, right now.

- Yeah, like, I don't even wanna be on camera no more.

Yeah, I wanted you to turn that off of me.

I wanted you to take my mic off.

[sniffles]

- Can mommy put your other hair bow in, please?

Thank you, bugs.

'Cause you're so pretty, and you're so lovely.

- What you doin'?

Oh, wow.

- I have not slept in, like, 24 hours.

You saying, hi, daddy?

I have had all of Kenya's minions,

my friends, my colleagues, my business partners DMing me.

I've been getting texts.

It's just like,

she doesn't even realize the damage

that she has caused.

Like, I can't-- like, I'm still in shock

that this happened. - Yeah, I-I--

- I don't wanna deal with all this mess.

- That sh-- is crazy.

- I spent $250 on flowers for her.

So, as I'm walking out the door,

you bring out some billboards of me naked

and trying to, like,

talk about what work I've had done.

Like, you tried to publicly humiliate me

in front of 200 people on the mic-- on the mic.

- Uh-uh. Uh-uh. At her salon grand opening.

- At her salon, for her event.

- She has a daughter. - She has a daughter.

- And the salon is allegedly dedicated to her kid.

- Dedicated to her kid. - That's ----ed up.

- There were camera crews there.

There were-- everybody in the audience

had their phones out.

Like, this was calculated.

She planned this to ruin my reputation,

my business.

I've been getting calls from-from my clients.

Like, what is this?

I might lose my license over this.

**

Just what's crazy about everything is, it's just, like,

when I was young, you know, I made mistakes

like any other teenagers.

I've had two incidents in my life

that I wasn't the most proud of.

I let my boyfriend film me giving oral as a teenager.

And in my early 20s, I tried webcam.

I can own that, and I can say I've made mistakes.

I was more hurt

that she wanted to try to humiliate me

with using something from my past.

I had everything wiped from the internet.

- Yeah. - And so,

the fact that she went and dug this up,

is disgusting.

Like, how dare she?

She thinks this is okay?

I haven't slept since, and I'm constantly reminded.

And everything that I've built,

everything that I worked so hard for,

everything, it's overshadowed

by all of this online, everything.

No woman should have to go through

what I'm going through with this situation.

Nobody should have to deal with being publicly shamed

in front of the world.

**

[Brit sobbing] - Aww, honey, I know.

It's okay. It's okay. Give me a hug.

[sobbing]

Don't worry about it, all right? Okay?

- Yes.

- It's all right.

[doorbell ringing]

[dog barking] Who's at the door?

- Hey, Mimosa.

- Aww.

- Hey, friend.

- Aww, you look so beautiful.

- Hi, boo-bah. - I look like sh--.

- Seriously,

you always look a mess. Come on, now.

- You said I always look a mess?

- You always look fabulous.

- Ha! You said I always look a mess.

- I figured that would make you laugh.

[laughing]

I always want my friends to show up for me

how I would show up for them.

I brought you guys some food--

Pasta salad, a little Greek salad.

She doesn't even wanna go out of the house,

at this point.

So, I just wanted to come over, show 'em some love,

and just check on her, you know, as a--

as a real friend should.

- This is the moment where I'm always like--

- Why? [cork popping, laughing]

- You know he's a professional bottle popper.

- That's right. [laughing]

- Oh, my God, I love you so much.

- I love you. I'm like-- [doorbell ringing]

Oh, I got a little, like, a little--

- Kelli! - What?

- What do you have going on?

- Yes! Is she here?

- Oh, my God. - Hey.

- Come on in. - Thank you.

I am Carol. How are you? - Yes. I'm okay.

I'm feeling good. I'm Brit. - So, she's an I.V. specialist.

- Okay. - And she's gonna, like,

hydrate us and give us all of our bad bitch minerals.

I felt like them bitches had drained her,

so, of course, I'm bringing some I.V. fluids

and just trying to get her, you know,

feeling better, at least.

- Depending on how you feel, those are the vitamins

that I'm gonna administer to you guys.

- Tired, dehydrated, stressed.

- And allergic to bum bitches.

- I think I have somethin' for that, as well.

- Okay, good. - Ooh! See, give me extra of that.

- Yes, we're definitely gonna rejuvenate. Will do.

- I definitely wanna slow the aging process.

- Right. - Yes.

- 'Cause I hope that as I get older,

I don't become like Kenya.

- Listen, you gotta say a prayer with that one

'cause I can't-- - I could never.

- But you know what's so-- you know what disappoints me?

Like, she was nothing like that with me.

Me and her had such a good conversation.

That's why I'm like, "Kenya!" - Well, screw that bitch.

- I'm confused of why.

Like, we're at her grand opening.

The goal of the salon is to uplift

and make women feel beautiful and empowered.

And I'm like, here you are, tearing another woman down

in the midst of your grand opening.

- Thank you. - Like, are you serious?

- Thank you. - And I thought that,

honestly, like, when she said,

"Throw away the flowers," right,

'cause she did this whole thing, "Throw away the flowers,"

I was like, oh, my God, this is too much.

And she was like, "Stay out of it!"

- Get 'em on outta here.

Give 'em to somebody home that's outside

because it's fake.

- At least let me keep the card.

- No, don't keep the card. Don't keep the card.

Burn that sh--. I don't want the card.

- Okay. - Stay out of it.

- And I was like, oh, this ho is really crazy.

And the next thing I know,

once that second poster came up, I was like,

I'm gettin' the (BLEEP) up outta here.

I'm not stayin' for this bullsh--.

- Yeah. Uh-uh. Eww.

- How distaste-less can you be?

- I'm so glad I was not there.

- But I feel like it was a trigger.

- She wanted me to be there.

- She-- I feel like it was a trigger.

- Kelli, she wanted me to be there.

She wanted me to attack her. - Yes.

- She wanted to get a rise out of me.

She's been poking me since the moment I met her.

- I know. - Ladies, excuse me.

- Yes. - Are you guys ready for me?

- Oh, please. - Yes, girl, hydrate us.

- Okay, okay, okay. - Hydrate us, please.

- She is so unbothered. - Nobody can bother Mimosa.

- At all.

- Well, I am not gonna let her take over my whole week.

- Absolutely not. So, I think I should try

and get some of the other girls together.

- Let's do something fun 'cause I love--

I love all the other girls. - Mm-hmm.

- Did we get it? - I think so.

- Oh, my God. - I told you she's good.

- What? - She's good.

- I found the one good vein that still lives within you.

- She's good. - Get outta here.

And guess what-- Mimosa ain't moved-moved nothin'.

[laughing]

- Mimosa, are you gettin' a hydration, or are we?

- For real. [laughing]

- I love it.

- Comin' up next...

- I have already reached out to him.

I said, "Hey, just wanted to let you know

"that Pilar asked about you."

And he literally read it and never responded.

- Wow. - And I was just like,

**

- Let me see. You got anything I need to taste, chef?

- You can taste anything you wanna.

- Oh.

**

- We got everything over here. You're good to go.

- Oh, it looks so good.

- Some seabass au gratin-- I got you covered.

- Okay. - Mm-hmm.

- So, what time are they supposed to be arriving, Shamea?

- Nice, nice, nice.

Um, what time is it now?

I think they should be here any minute now, actually.

**

Oh, there's my little mini Polly Pocket doll.

Hey. - Hi!

- After Kenya's grand opening,

I feel like it's very important

for all of us to get on one accord.

I want peace amongst this group.

- I smell some fried chicken.

I see chef in here throwin' down today.

- I feel like, if I help nip it in the bud,

maybe lay some praying hands on some of 'em,

I think we can move past it and move on, as we should.

- Toodle-loo!

- Hey, honey! - Hi.

- How are you today? - I'm good. How are you?

- So good to see you. - Oh, how you doin'?

You look so pretty. - I'm good. Thank you.

- You're looking so cute. - Thank you.

[knocking]

- Hi. Look at you. - Hey, cutie.

- How are you? Hi. - Hey.

She got that fan. - Girl...

- ...this is my co-star. - Even in the house?

[Kelli laughing] - This is Angela starring her fan.

- Let's make this clear.

Contrary to what people think with the birdbrains,

I am not perimenopausal.

I'm just the hottest bitch in the room.

Whew, it's hard bein' the bad bitch in the room.

Hello. - Hello, hello.

- So, I'm glad y'all came because I needed a minute

to just process it all. - Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

- And just it's like, this is-- it was a lot.

Up until that moment, it was a beautiful event.

- Yeah. - The salon is gorgeous.

- It's a place where we feel good.

You know, like, you're there to lift women up.

- Yeah. - And empower them

to make them feel good, you know. - Yeah.

- So, to be in that space and to tear another woman down

in that moment, we can't go that low, y'all.

- I was in complete shock.

I've seen Kenya act out before.

I would say it is something I've never seen her do

to that extent.

That was Kenya's choice to twirl on down to hell, okay?

- I don't think she came back out.

I think she's still twirlin'.

- I am 1,000% sure that Kenya went way too far.

Any woman wouldn't want to see themselves

plastered on a poster, doing those acts.

- Let me be very clear. I like Kenya.

I wish Kenya well. I want her to be successful.

I just-- I don't know if I would be able

to forgive her for that.

Like, Kenya's situation, it was a premeditated action.

- She had time. Yeah, to react. - That's-- she had time

to just think about what she was gonna do

versus being in the moment and not knowing what you do.

- But-- - And again,

I'm not justifying that 'cause we're grown.

- Right, yeah. - We're adults, right?

But I just feel like-- I don't know.

Kenya's situation was just too premeditated for me.

And my question to you, would you let it go?

- I wouldn't-- I wouldn't have--

- Would you let it go? [laughing]

- I would not-- - [indistinct].

- Now, if I'm at the party, you know, them posters--

okay, let's not-- - Okay, all right.

- We don't gotta bring me in it. I ain't in it.

If it was me, we are done. Done-done.

I'm just bein' honest. This is a confessional.

This is where we get to say our true stuff.

- Everybody have had a situation

that they've encountered in their life

that somebody outside, lookin' at y'all,

can learn from you.

So, y'all be true to each other,

and true to your lives. - I agree.

- And don't be so quick to cut each other down.

- I agree. - That's what I love.

- And that's what I wanted to ask you, Porsha.

- That's-that's what I love.

That's what-- that's the only place I wanna be.

- I wanted to ask you. At The Bank,

when you brought up Charles, what was that,

because I did take offense to that?

- I did hear your husband was spicy.

No, I heard somethin' about Charles.

- What did you hear about Charles?

Let's talk about it.

- No, we'll wait. - No, no, no.

What did you hear about my husband?

- I'm sorry. I wasn't--

I was actually playin' with you.

And then I realized, okay, when you got as mad as you did,

I was like she doesn't know me like that.

I don't know her like that.

Maybe that was not the best joke.

We actually all have degrees in investigation over here.

Somebody's gonna come for you in that way.

Um, my-- one of my cousins.

[laughing]

I have a cousin who has those glasses on the string

at all times-- You call her,

she just puts them bitches on.

And she will figure it out.

- Is the food ready? - Let's get some food.

- I'm definitely gonna hit you up

'cause this is very stressful,

and you have a very calming spirit.

- Ooh, come on, fried chicken.

**

- Alrighty.

- Don't let me look out here and y'all are fussin'.

- Nuh-unh.

This ain't the fussy crew, right here.

- I appreciate it.

- All right, you enjoy. - Thank you.

Hey, y'all. Sorry I'm late. How are you?

- Good. Muah! - Hi, beautiful.

- You look good. - Hello. Thank you.

Muah. Good to see you.

- Yes. So, where you comin' from?

I mean, what's the update?

- Um, getting ready for court.

The interesting thing is,

because we still live in the same house,

we are coexisting in a way that feels like

we're still, like, family sometimes, you know.

- Wow.

- Divorce is-is tough.

Porsha, do you feel like you're getting

the support you need through your--

throughout your divorce?

- I fantasized that maybe there's a way for us

to have to have the divorce,

and then, like, maybe even come together

and have some kinda--

we have a family, at the end of the day.

- If he came to you tomorrow and said,

"(BLEEP) all this, I wanna work it out,

would you be like--"

- No, because you cannot disrespect my mom.

Simon filed some paperwork stating that

my mom was in cahoots with me

breaking in our house.

I just didn't like that he was adding her name

into any of this public paperwork

that he's leaking.

To me, that is very disrespectful.

And you cannot discard my child.

Pilar, she got in my bed.

She said, "Where is Simon?"

She normally calls him papa.

- She's smart. - And so, I said,

"He-he's-he's away at work."

And she said, "How long he gonna be gone at work?"

And I said, "Um," I said, "For some time."

I said, "But I'll-I'll let you know.

I'll check." - Wow.

[sighs]

- I know.

- Aww. - I couldn't even breathe.

I was just-- - I'm sorry.

- That's hard.

[sighs]

That really is hard, and I'm sorry.

- I feel like a lot of the things Porsha was saying

aligned with what I've been dealing with.

I feel her, I hear her.

I understand her more than she probably even knows,

and it's unfortunate that I can't be there for her

in the way that I would like to be,

but this is where we are now.

So, it is what it is.

- Mind you, I have already reached out to him.

I said, "Hey, just wanted to let you know

that Pilar asked about you."

- Mmm-mmm.

- And his read receipts are on,

and he literally read it and never responded.

- Wow. - And I was just like,

Wow, like, we're talking about the kids.

- How you turned off so easily.

- One of the main things that attracted me to Simon

was feeling safe.

I felt, you know, secure in my life with him

being with Pilar.

Like, everything felt right.

I'm now to the place

where I feel like I don't love him anymore

because the person who I am mourning

is not there.

He presented this entire life and person

that I have been looking for,

and that mirror was shattered because it just wasn't real.

- Everybody's life is life-ing, right now.

Everybody deserves a little bit of grace.

I'm thinking about hosting, like,

a cute, little garden brunch.

We're not going to the restaurant,

but maybe I'll bring some waffles,

peace waffles, to us.

Let's just go and have a good time.

- Like this. - Like this.

- Like this. - Like this.

- Today was good.

- Do we think that, um, you ladies

have had enough time to maybe be

on one accord?

**

- At the end of the day, for me, I can coexist.

When I talk to my child's father,

we don't talk about Drew.

We have moved on. It's not a thing.

- Good.

- I wanna move on from this drama with Drew

because I don't have the time, space, and energy

to have it for you every time I see you.

We have mutual friends,

and I'm just gonna try to be more mature about it

and just leave it where it is.

I guess be the bigger person.

- Okay. - Shots to go.

Can we say, "Shots?" - Let's do it.

- Shots to go, whoa! - Let's do it.

That's the good stuff.

- And shout out to Cincoro. Yes, Michael Jordan.

- Come on. - Yes, that's how we move.

Thank you. - I like it.

- You know, Michael Jordan is my cousin.

- Michael Jordan is your cousin?

- Yes, my maiden name is Drew Jordan.

- I'm like I might have to squash this beef, child.

- Trying to get over to Jordan.

[laughing]

- What happened?

- Coming up next...

- I really don't wanna get married

'cause, like, what if I, like, end up like you?

- You won't. - That's-that's a scary thought,

**

- Chloe, come over here and cover this.

- I think you got it.

So, what are we doing today?

- We're gonna do some yoga and some meditation.

I just need to meditate.

I have a lot going on. I'm a little stressed.

You know how I get. - What happened now?

There's always something with you.

- I know. There's always something.

- Oh, my anxiety. [laughing]

- All right, come on.

Gotta get in our first yoga position.

- Oh, can I hit it? - All right.

All right, come on and get in the first yoga position.

That's now that I'm doing.

I'm on my hands and--

okay, and hold your head up to the sky.

[humming]

You don't have to make the "um" noise, Chloe.

I appreciate Chloe,

especially with me going through this divorce.

Chloe done came in the bathroom

and saw me crying on the floor one day.

Three, two, one.

Feel good?

- Yeah, it was a great little workout.

- Yeah, right? - Yeah.

- She just took her sisters and got 'em together,

and she has been, like, really my right hand.

Lamont just texted me.

A story just came out.

You wanna see it?

- Yeah.

- Are you reading it?

- Eww, they just put the worst photo of you.

[laughing]

- Chloe!

- I'm sorry, I have to send that to Chance.

- No, don't send that article to Chance.

- No, I'm sending the picture.

- Okay, just the picture, not the article.

- Why would I send the article to Chance?

- Okay.

- So, you know, just, you know, talking about,

you know, the-the business,

and him taking money,

and locking him up for contempt,

and him being in jail.

I mean, the list goes on.

You know, the girls think that he's still in jail,

and he's not. - Even though he's been out.

- He's been out.

I'm pissed off because, at the end of the day,

like, I have four children.

Everybody is in school.

These things hit the Internet.

Kids shouldn't have to know certain things.

It just disappoints me that he made a statement

saying that, you know, he's so focused

on his family and his girls.

And it's like, since when?

- I don't know why he keeps saying, "The four kids."

He's not trying to get custody of me.

- No, it's just-- - He wants the other girls.

He doesn't care for me.

- I would hope that's not true.

- I mean, he hasn't talked to me,

so I wouldn't think so.

- Chloe is not Mark's daughter.

Chloe has a different dad.

But when Mark and I got together,

she was probably, like, two and a half years old

or three years old.

So, to see Mark, um, do such an amazing job

raising Chloe as his own

to transition to someone that didn't care

was probably one of the most heartbreaking situations

that I've ever experienced as a parent.

- I'm fine.

I kinda just accepted it and moved on.

- As a parent, you're always in protection mode.

I feel like I let Chloe down in that way,

and that's one of the things that I have to deal with.

I just want us to be one.

I want our core to be like this,

no matter what that looks like.

You know, no matter if you get married

or if I get married, which it's not looking too good.

- I don't know. - Get married.

No, you deserve that. I think you deserve love.

- I really don't wanna get married.

- I want you to have all of that one day.

- 'Cause, like, what if I, like, end up like you?

- You won't. - That's-that's a scary thought,

no offense to you. - Chloe.

I hate the fact that, because of my situation,

she doesn't wanna get married.

I pray and hope that that changes,

and I hope that she can see

what a happy mother looks like moving forward

and knowing that I made the best decision

not only for myself,

um, but for my family.

I wanna figure out, like,

some healing things that we can do.

It doesn't have to be counseling, I understand.

But maybe we can, you know, do some more meditation

and figure out just-- you know.

- I think I'd rather just go back to therapy.

- You do wanna go to therapy?

- I mean, I don't wanna do no more meditation.

- Oh! Okay.

[laughing]

**

- Oh, my God, Jesus.

So much to pack.

I don't know what to pack, not to pack.

Hey, girl, don't you wanna get ready?

You're gonna go do somethin' fun with Daddy.

I gotta do your hair.

So, come here.

Ni-Ni, come on

'cause when Machai gets home from school,

guess what.

You guys are gonna go do somethin' fun with daddy, okay?

Every first, third, and fifth weekend,

I have to leave my house,

and Ralph, he gets to come upstairs, basically,

to have his parenting time with the kids,

so he can go in their rooms, you know,

and kind of have some normalcy with them.

It's just all very emotional for me, it's sad.

And it's probably the hardest part, right now,

going through our divorce.

Ni-Ni, come here. Mommy has to do your hair.

- Five, four...

- Three, two--

Oh, really?

- That's what we're doin' today?

Why you playing games this morning,

and mommy is about to leave?

Come on, best friend.

It definitely has had an impact on the kids,

as well as me, when I have to leave the house.

It's not what we've been used to.

So, all of the sudden, the kids are, like,

doing things they never used to do.

I think we're all just kinda dealing with it

the best way we can.

- No, I should pack a bathing suit, though,

so we can get in the Jacuzzi and relax.

- Add a bathing suit? - Yeah, pack your bathing suit.

You never know.

Got my suitcase.

Okay, come on.

Let's say grace.

- Thank you, Lord, for the daily bread.

In the name of Jesus, thank God.

Amen. - Amen. Amen.

That was a nice prayer he said.

Whoa. - Hey.

- Whoa, hello. - Yeah.

- Daddy. - I wasn't ex--

- You wasn't expecting me? It's time.

- Yeah, I know. I'm about to leave.

We were just eating. - That's all right.

How are you doing, baby girl?

- Good morning, Dad. - Good morning, Jo-Jo.

- Everything good?

- Everything is good.

- My suitcases are in the car.

So, me and Allison are about to leave.

- Okay.

- And it's Father's Day, so...

- Guess what? It's now about me,

this weekend. You know what I'm saying?

It's Father's Day, baby!

- I need to talk to you about something.

- Okay. - Okay.

- Stop, stop!

[laughing]

- So, you're supposed to call the exterminator

under the order.

- That's not true.

- Yeah, I talked to my attorney.

- I don't know why 'cause I've been telling you

to call the exterminator for probably about,

like, three weeks now. - And I-- and-and I have.

I've been covering the exterminator when he came,

but since my lawyer said it's technically

something you're supposed to do, I was like, cool.

That just takes something else off my plate

'cause I already have so much on my plate.

- Like what? - So--

- You don't have anything on your plate.

You don't pay any bills here. - Okay, okay,

I'm gonna go now.

- What do you have on your plate?

- We're not getting ready to do that.

We're not getting ready to do that.

- What do you have on your plate?

- Uh, you're-you're not--

Don't do that.

Okay, bye.

- Bye.

Drew doesn't have to pay any bills, you know?

I pay for everything.

I'm like, you can pay the exterminator bill.

I mean, what is that? A hundred bucks?

This is typical Drew,

but it always causes conflicts with us

because that's not how you manage

a relationship effectively.

That's definitely not how we're gonna be able

to manage coparenting.

- I'm so mad, right now.

This is bullsh--.

This is just typical Ralph.

Loves to trigger me.

He loves to dance on these nerves.

I think, for me, what I've learned,

is my responses have to be different,

and that's what good therapy will do for you.

**

- You okay? - I'm so mad.

It's just stupid. Like, why--

We don't have to even argue. - Right.

- We don't have to have this interaction.

Whenever I leave, you're not even ever upstairs.

That was weird. - Right, that was weird.

What was he up here for? To do what?

- He was like, "It's my time." - It's not--

- I know it's your time, and I'm leaving.

- But he doesn't come up for it. I mean--

- He never comes up when it's my time.

He's always down in the basement.

What is happening?

Trying to coparent with this man is impossible.

My time is up,

and it's time to get off the premises and go.

- Because, obviously, he on somethin'.

So, let's hurry up and go. - Because before you know it,

I don't want him to make no phone call

that I am still on the premises,

and I'm not leaving. - Aww, so sorry.

- I'm flabbergasted.

I want to hope that we can just be friends one day,

but today is not the day.

- I'm hurt. Like, this is like déjà vu.

Like, here we go, again, Drew.

**

- Well, hello, boys.

- Hello. - What's up?

- Is it RL approved and B Flat approved?

- Oh, yeah, right. Come on, now.

- We just gotta make a small, little, minor adjustment.

- To which one? Which-which one?

- 'Cause you-you're enunciating like you're an English teacher.

- They be like, yeah, [indistinct].

- That's what I need. That's what I need.

I need-- I need waitin'. - Okay, all right.

- I need waitin', I need that. - So, I definitely--

Waitin'.

I've been friends with

RL, and his wife, Lena, for a very long time.

Lena is my girl.

So, it was only natural for me to talk to Lena and RL

about my dreams of wanting to pursue music.

I told my husband that we better do some magic

in the studio. - Yes, yes.

- RL, you'll be crazy. I have that same exact shirt.

- RL is that guy.

You know him from the group Next,

and he's a hell of a writer.

He literally has written for Luther Vandross,

worked with Jamie Foxx, Ginuwine,

and now Shamea. This is incredible.

This is a long time coming.

Like, I've just been like the underdog almost,

in the shadows, for such a long time.

- Well, it's time.

- Drew, this who you should be working with.

You gotta find you a RL.

- It's been 20 years. - Damn.

- So, this little nuances in-- well, it's like riding a bike.

You'll pick it back up. And then, I mean,

you're doing two records a day and things like that.

So, it's gonna be super easy. - Oh, my goodness.

- Hey. - Hey, what's up?

- Hey, hey, cutie. - What are we doing?

- Y'all, this is Angela. - We're making some hits.

What we cookin'? What are fixin'?

- We're cookin' with-with fish grease.

- We are-- fish grease. - Yeah, yeah.

- Fish grease-- it's hot. - Ahh.

- Well, I-- - What we're gonna do,

is we're gonna work on this and get it ready,

so you can check it out. - Okay.

- We gotta make a few edits. - Yeah.

- We'll be back. - RL? RL?

- I know. - Huge!

So, you are serious about that, and I just wanna apologize.

- No, um-- - Because when we were

at the dinner and I was sitting next to Porsha,

I felt like she would have known if it was your song,

and I saw the frustration.

- Is this you? - No, that's not her.

That's Drew. - That's me.

- Are my ears misleading me, for real?

- Your ears didn't listen that whole time.

- What does that mean?

- Just to have the song be disrespected in a way

where people can't even hear it, I'm like,

you're supposed to be celebrating in this moment

and, like, cheering me on. - Yeah.

- It hurt my feelings because everything that she has done,

I have been, like, her biggest cheerleader,

and I need that same energy when it comes down to things

that I'm passionate about. - I know.

- Honestly, Porsha didn't know that I was gonna play my song.

And then when we left, we talked about it.

She was like, "Oh, I'm sorry.

I really did not know it was you."

And I was like, all right, well, I think that's weird,

but okay. I'm gonna let it go.

But I'm still a little bit hurt.

- I just hope, because of how loyal you are to her,

that loyalty is reciprocated.

- I definitely prioritize Porsha's feelings over mine,

and she's not the only person I do that with.

You know, I'm a people pleaser.

I never wanna hurt people's feelings.

I always want people to leave me better

than what they came to me.

- Chi-town girl! - Chi-town, girl!

- Hey! Hi, boo. - Hi, cutie.

- How are you? - We're in the studio.

- Look at this. Look at you. You look good.

- You look so cute. - Hi, sir.

- How are you? - Oh, good to see you.

- You, too. - This is my team.

They've been helping me create the magic in the studio.

- Absolutely. - So, come on, magic.

- Yeah. - I heard a little bit

over the phone. - Okay.

- But did you really hear it, though?

- So, I did not.

* You never had someone like me *

* can't you see-- right in front of you *

* oh baby why waste your *

* you have everything that you need *

* if you want it somebody like *

* somebody like I'm gonna handle all of that *

- Oh, y'all are gonna hear this damn song,

one way or the other!

You're gonna hear me today! It's not Drew.

It's me!

I mean, I ain't trying to talk sh--,

but she's not fittin' to hit them notes.

When I brought it to The Bank, I was so excited

to-to play it for y'all.

And not no shade to you, but that wasn't your song.

- That didn't make no sense.

- It just kinda hurt my feelings.

So, as an artist, when you create, you're, like,

so passionate about it. - Yes.

- And I've been passionate about music since I was a baby.

Like, I grew up singing. I grew up in the choir,

and I went from doing that to doing R&B.

I even did some pop back in the day.

I used to even be in a group with Keri Hilson.

- Shut up.

- Yeah, it was called Pretty Tony.

- Oh, my God. - Yes, music is not new to me.

- Music is like your baby.

When someone doesn't give you the respect,

it's like you're disrespecting my baby.

I mean, at this point, I'm not understanding

how Porsha is moving.

You know, for them to be so close,

I understand how hurtful that can feel

when you're embarking on putting your feelings

and your talent out there. It is a big deal.

- Then I, of course, you know, got blessed with

working with RL and B Flat, and they just, yeah, they just,

like, really built my confidence back up.

- That's how I feel. - Yeah.

- I mean, it-it-- you never know who is gonna be the vehicle,

but that's what Dennis did. - There you go.

- Dennis did that. These royalties

and the way this publishing is set up,

that's gonna pay for PJ's whole college.

- Oh. - So, I feel like

it's gonna be a big blessing on the other side.

- Now, I do know PJ's college has already been paid for but--

- Well, you know, I'll buy-- contribute to

some snacks or somethin'.

- If you could just stop going too far,

I think we'd be cool. Just sit back and relax.

- Check this out, "His Tee Shirt."

- Oh, this one is sexy. You're gonna love this.

Y'all are gonna love this. Let me take--

let me take off my blazer, so they can see my tee shirt.

* Lately I know I've *

* been so emotional *

* and baby I'm sorry *

* so I'm waiting now *

* with your tee shirt on *

[laughing] - Oh, girl,

let me call my husband, right now.

Let me get my husband on the line.

**

[dog barking] - Who is that, bubby?

How are you? Come on in.

- I'm good. You look pretty. - How are you? Thank you.

Come on in.

Now, you know we've been renovating.

- Yes. - Come on, bubby.

Let's show her upstairs.

- I haven't been here in a minute.

- So, I'm working on my office.

This is my office, so far.

- Okay.

- It was a very uncomfortable conversation

having to call my mom and say, "Hey, mom, guess what,

this woman tried to shame me for giving fellatio."

- It looks good, though. - I'm sad, mommy.

- Well, I've been sad. So... - I know.

Surprisingly, my mom was-was very supportive.

Well, get comfortable, mommy. Go have a seat.

- Okay.

- I'll tell you about everything that's been going on.

- Mm-hmm. - It's been a lot.

Even though I am strong, this is still something

that I still deal with every single day,

and I will continue to deal with this.

It's just dealing with all this Kenya mess,

it's like, we got family stuff.

- Don't give 'em too much. - Tiara called me today.

I was shocked. - Good.

I told her I was coming to your house.

- You did? - Yeah.

- Good. She was just like, you know,

"A lot of my girlfriends have been reaching out to me.

They've seen you."

You know, my name has been being slandered

and all that stuff, and Tiara was just like,

"I'm here for you. I still got your back."

And that really made me feel good.

You know, I haven't been speaking with my sisters,

and this whole Kenya fiasco has brought us a tad bit closer.

This is the first time that we have talked

in-in literally months.

Whatever we have going on, I still know that

they got my back, if some sh-- go down.

- Right. - I know that.

What I've been dealing with lately,

I haven't really talked about it.

Um, and, you know, I'm sorry, mom.

It's just I've just been tired of always--

- What? Don't cry.

It's gonna be okay. - No, I know.

- Yes, it will. - But it's just, like,

I've always been dealing with hate my whole life.

People been-- - We all deal with that.

It's just girls are like that. They like to hate.

When they're not happy with their life,

this is what they do.

- I'm tired of it.

I've just been dealing with hate my whole life.

Like, I used to tell you back in the day

how much it hurt me when people would talk sh--

and make up things. Like, it just-- it--

Mom, it pisses me off. It pisses me off.

Kenya's entire goal was to break me down.

You call me insurance fraud. You call me a video ho.

You call me an escort.

My reputation has been tarnished.

She really, really was trying to humiliate me.

- She was Miss USA and she's supposed to be

motivating young girls to be like her.

- You can't erase the damage that has been done.

I'm gonna be classy. - Yeah, be classy.

That's what we are. - I'm gonna be classy.

I'm not gonna match her energy. - No, uh-uh.

- Because when she goes low, I'm gonna go high.

- We're too classy for that. Yeah.

- Yeah, I'm good. I'm good on that.

- Good. Let it go.

**

- Oh, hey.

- Hey, sexy. Muah. - Hey.

Look, is this where we came for Glenda's engagement party?

- Oh, my gosh, you did come. - 'Cause I was like--

- I thought this was your first time.

I thought I was gonna come up in here

and just whoop you, baby. - Did ya?

Well, I, you know, I didn't play, though.

Filing for divorce and having my life

automatically turned upside down in a matter of days

was very traumatic.

So, my therapist suggested that I go into self-preservation,

which is basically where I'm focusing on me.

This is probably some of the first times

that I'm coming back out of it.

- It's been a minute since I got to

just hang out with Porsha.

So, I'm like, I don't wanna be the Debbie downer.

You know, I'm bothered by the fact that

she talked over my song,

but I'm also okay with putting my feelings aside.

She's going through a lot, and I don't know that

this would be the appropriate time.

- Girl, when we're in these 40's, I tell ya.

You wake up with all kinda issues.

- Ailments. - My hips--

- Well, at least we don't got Angela problems, though.

- Yeah, I've been tearing up with Angela.

- 'Cause them-them hot flashes, I don't want that.

- 'Cause she be indoors with that fan, still.

Yeah. - I know.

- For real, don't catch me outside.

- But Kelli got me laughing

'cause Kelli call her "Netta" now.

[laughing]

- No, I know 'cause you can-- the way she his name, "Charles--

what you know about Charles?"

- What did you hear about Charles?

No, no, no.

What did you hear about my husband?

- She's scared of us.

She-she thought somebody was bringing somebody surprising.

But why I bring somebody to your dinner?

I would never.

I will literally never do that, I don't think.

Look, I don't think in case I do it.

- But Kelli said you better not be bringing nobody--

bring any plus one.

Um, Father's Day is coming up. I need ideas.

What should I get Gerald?

- [indistinct].

She done hooked me up already for Dennis.

- So, have you talked to him about his interactions

with Drew? What's going on?

Is he agreeing to film with her?

Is he-- have you set boundaries and rules?

- So, we haven't-- did I tell you

the last time we talked? - Uh-uh.

- I was mainly making fun of him,

but then when the filming part came up, he was like,

"Well, if I do it, it would be for promo."

And I'm like, you-you said that you wouldn't do it,

so now you're kinda cracking the door open.

Anyway, I heard that she still wanted to,

and I guessed he agreed to, and he didn't.

That's what I heard.

- Wait, he agreed to film with her?

- Yes, but it didn't happen. He said it didn't happen.

- What's the problem?

- When you show up anywhere on these cameras

with somebody else, it's gonna be a problem.

- Oh, my God, I'm so excited about this record.

- You got the demo up? Come on.

Let's play the demo from the top.

You gotta-- you gotta kill this, Drew.

- So, when I was talking to him about it,

I was just telling him that I don't like that.

I can say I don't-- what I don't like.

- Right. - But he wanted me to say

tell me you don't want me to. Tell me.

And I'm like, no, I want you to make a choice

for your family.

Dennis and I have a great coparenting relationship,

right now.

Any extra variables outside of him and I

talking about Pilar, is what I'm afraid of.

- I don't want you to feel like I was unfair when I whip you.

- Oh, you're fittin' to whip me.

Girl, I have played some damn golf.

I have enough drama with this divorce.

So, I am extra cautious and extra protective

over my coparenting relationship with Dennis.

We gotta play this way. We can't start over there?

- No, this is the first hole.

- Damn, you're serious about it. - I am.

I didn't come to play with you. [laughing]

- I mean, take it easy on me. - Just don't put it in the--

- Okay, you go first. - Here we go.

Come on, Jesus.

- You gotta give it a little more.

- I need it back.

[screaming]

Oh, damn! Oh, really?

You're not gonna-- okay. No, I don't want it now.

Mother-- okay, all right. All right.

It went in and came out. Really?

- Slow down.

[laughing]

Yes! You know what I mean?

Like, I'm just the best at whatever I do, you know.

- I wanna win, okay?

But, baby, the whipping that she done put on me,

let me go and put these balls back up.

- You and Gerald come here for date night?

- You're winning.

No, we-we've come maybe three times.

- How y'all been doing?

- But this is a good time to come.

Like, we're trying to grow our family.

You know, we're trying to grow and have more babies and--

- Yeah. So, IVF, how is it goin'?

- The embryo that I have,

it's like a 30% chance of implantation.

What's going on with your embryo though?

You and Simon got one. - I don't know.

Yeah. - He didn't send

a cease and desist to the--

- Oh, no, we gotta move past all of this,

and then we'll get to that part.

One thing about divorce, it affects everything.

Your future and your hopes are tied with this one person,

and part of that was Simon and I expanding our family,

and I just decided not to deal with that,

right now.

- Does he just have all these cease and desists

just written up at home? - Yeah.

- Just kinda like I'm gonna send one off every day.

- I'm telling you.

- I mean, everything is like, I'm going to social media.

I'm gonna post it. I'm gonna-- - Yeah, yes.

- Why? Like, you're supposed to be--

you loved me, at one point. - Did he? I don't know.

- So, how are you-- why? Why? - I don't-I don't know, girl.

Listen, at the end of the day, I don't give a sh--

what he posts on online.

He knows what happened between us.

I know for a fact, if I were to be able to sit

and just look at him and talk to him,

there would be no way we would continue where we are,

but he doesn't want that.

He wants to remain at war because he wants to be a star.

I'm at war with an influencer husband.

That's where I am now.

- What are you looking for, ma'am?

- The ball. - The game is over. You won.

- That's it? It just kept my ball?

- Yeah.

- Did I beat everybody in here?

Am I number one? - Yeah, okay, fine.

- Oh, my gosh, I beat everybody.

**

- Coming up next...

- How am I-- - You like to throw rocks

and hide your hand. - Oh!

- How am I handing my hand? - Whoa, whoa, whoa.

- Where is your fan?

Where's your fan? - My hands are right here.

- Can I get another one?

**

- You look nice. - You look good, too.

- Who dressed you? [laughing]

- Muah. - So, two things.

- What?

- We need to light these candles.

- Please.

- We need to take out these leaves

out these cups. - Keep the bugs away.

Oh, Jesus.

- Which girl you don't like?

That'll be her cup. - Okay.

[laughing] - Um, and then--

so I put the, um, nameplates in, like, little lemons.

- I love it. - So, wherever you wanna put--

you know. - No sourpusses today.

Paris is my stylist, and he's helping me out today

with the peace brunch.

I had so many other things going on,

so he just kinda assisted with making sure everything

look up to my standards, of course.

- No plastic cups.

- It's enough plastic ladies here.

[laughing]

You know, I'm giving them a beautiful luncheon,

so I would hope that everybody would bring the peace.

- Hey, hon. - Hi, honey.

- Here you go, doll. - Thank you so much.

- You're very welcome. You want something?

You okay, baby?

- He probably is gonna need somethin'.

- I'm okay. I like what I'm drinking.

Thank you. - Got you, babe. Say less.

- What you got? - Somethin'.

[laughing]

- And most importantly, I wanted Brit to know

that she is supported. This is a sisterhood.

Did you have somethin' before I got here?

- Uh-uh.

This gives you wings, what I'm drinking.

- Well, I might need wings today.

- W-wings and wigs, honey.

- Porsha is calling.

Hey, pusher P, where you at?

- Hi. How you doin'? - Oh, my God.

- Girl, I'm not coming. Honey, I do not feel good.

- I'm sorry.

You know I'm here for you,

so let me know if you need anything.

Let me know if there's anything I can do.

Take everything, girl.

Just don't take nobody else man.

[laughing]

- I'm just joking. I'm just-- you know I love you.

Get well, babe. I'll see you soon.

- Oh, do your walk. Do your walk.

Do your walk. - Oh!

- She has to give us a walk, honey.

- You are down here.

You're in between me and Kenya.

[laughing] - Oh.

- It's the ghost of Kenya. - Oh, wow, why'd you do that?

Where is my seat?

Oh, Brit, and I'm in the middle.

Did someone-- did someone think of me? Was this--

- Oh, I think Paris left that.

- Paris, wow! He's my spirit animal.

- It's for him. - Well, I have my own.

- Girl. - So, we are good.

- Um, I didn't tell you ladies, but a story--

um, my lawyer sent me the story about my ex,

and my bitter divorce,

and my husband that is contempt and was in jail,

but he's out now,

and he owes me over $10,000 in child support.

- Oh, my God. - He only made one payment.

- Oh, my gosh. - That's a lot for you to deal with,

and I'm sorry you're going through that,

dealing with that.

- Unfortunately, dealing with my ex-husband

has been very tough on me.

I've been so private for the last two and half years.

So, seeing personal matters

and things that are very near and dear to me,

and my family, and my children in the blogs,

of course, it's hurtful.

- And I'm sorry, Kelli. I did bring a plus one.

- Who you bring? - Poly and Ester.

This dress is hot. [laughing]

Like, I am hot. - Not the Poly and Ester.

She's melting... again. [laughing]

- These are not stairs for stilettos, honey.

- Somebody pulled out the Paris dress.

- Come on. - This is giving.

- The garden-- the garden. - This is the garden.

Okay, I won't twerk in the garden. Muah.

- Okay, don't twerk.

You can twerk a little bit in the garden.

- What did I miss?

- You're right on time. - Yay.

- So, you made it. Where is Brit?

- Girl. - She should be coming.

**

Oh, there's the lady of the hour!

- Hey, hey. - You're on time.

- There's my friend. Hey, friend.

- Oh, you look so cute. - Hey, girl.

- This ordeal has definitely taken a toll

on my mental 100%.

Every time I get on social media,

there is an article on this.

Everything when you Google my name is this situation.

You can't remove what's now on the internet,

and it's-it's tough trying to pick up the pieces.

So, I'm going to have my guard up

because I just don't know what to expect

with this group of ladies.

Where is Porsha? She's not making it?

- She's sick. - Aww, that's too bad.

- Mm-hmm. Yeah.

- Brit, how you been doin'? - I've been okay.

It's-it's been rough, but, um, I feel like

the hardest part is behind us.

Um....

- Even though I've been able to talk to you,

I feel like--

and maybe Shamea has been able to talk to you,

I feel like the other ladies haven't been able

to truly understand how you feel.

- Yeah. - Today's, like, brunch was, like, for you.

You know what I mean? - No, I so appreciate it.

- Like, I want us to come here and support you.

And I think they were able to talk to Kenya, maybe,

about her feelings.

I think it's time for them to kinda hear about, like, you.

- Right. You guys all talked to Kenya about her feelings?

- We did. - Yeah?

- Mm-hmm.

- Why are you worried about what Kenya has got going on?

This is why I have this...

wall built up with you guys.

Did you guys not see what Kenya just did?

Like, are you kidding me?

I'm dealing with a lot.

I have to deal with this with my husband, business,

my license, you know. - Yeah.

- I have a real career. - She mentioned to me yesterday

that she lost her insurance license.

- Yes. Yeah. - What? Really?

- Based on what? - Right.

- What do you mean based off of what?

- On what grounds? - Are you confused what's been going on?

- Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

Wait a minute. - Wow, oh...

- What do you mean based off of what?

- Where is that energy coming from with me?

I'm licensed, as well.

In order to lose a license, you-- there has to be cause.

What was the cause? That's the question I asked.

- So-- so, well-- - Brit, to be honest,

this same energy-- - Listen, today is for me.

You can-- - How? It's always been for you.

- What do you mean how? How? - This energy--

this is a peace offering. - What's the energy?

- You're not coming in peace.

I just asked you a question of how did you--

on what cause? - You're not-- listen.

I'll wait 'til you're finished. - And you just ate me up.

- I'll wait until you're done. - You just ate me up.

- I'll wait until you're done.

- And you failed to take responsibility

for how we even got here. - On-on what-- how?

She's not here.

Do the math. Read the room. - But why? Why?

- Read the room. - Why is she not here?

- Read the room.

These ladies don't really have my back

outside of my girl, Kelli.

They have been speaking to Kenya.

They have been having her back.

How do you guys expect me to feel?

- Do you have any resp-- - Read the mother----ing room!

- I'm read-- I'm reading the room!

- You're not. - Whoa, whoa, whoa.

- You failed to take responsibility

for how we even got here. - On-on what-- how?

She's not here.

Do the math. Read the room. - But why? Why?

- Read the room. - Why is she not here?

- Read the room.

- Do you have any resp-- - Read the mother----ing room!

- I'm read-- I'm reading the room!

- You're not. - Whoa, whoa, whoa.

- Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

I am. I am reading the room. - You're acting a little slow.

- No, I'm not slow. - You're acting slow.

- You're acting slow because you-you like

to throw rocks and hide your hand.

- How am I slow? How-- how am I handing my hand?

- Oh! - You like to throw rocks

and hide your hand. - Whoa, whoa, whoa.

- My hands are right here. - Where-where is your band?

Where is your band? - My hands are right here.

- Where is your band? - So, you're on Kenya side?

- No, I-- - Can I get another one?

- Can you add more peace to 'em, please?

Hold on! Hold on! Hold on! - Can I get a real drink?

Can I get a strong one, like tequila?

- Hello!

- Please put more peace in-in-in their drinks.

The dictionary defines peace as tranquility.

Right now, they need tranquilizers.

There is nothing peaceful about this event.

- Angela, do you mind swapping seats?

- Come sit by me. - All three of us will leave--

me, Poly, and Ester. - Thank you.

You ladies just don't know how to act

on my nice Williams Sonoma tablecloth

and these beautiful lemon arrangements.

I'm just like, where is Kenny?

Come get them.

I don't know why they're acting like that.

- Yeah, I'm good. I'm totally fine.

- We're here for Brit. We're here for my girl.

I want to make sure that everybody feels good,

but you can't take them nowhere.

- I thought this was a peace brunch.

- It is, and we're gonna--

and we're about to be more peaceful, right now.

We're switching gears.

- Yeah, we're good. - Okay.

- Ooh, woosah.

- Now, I'll ask the question. - I have nothing.

- Okay, good.

- So, Brit, how did you come about losing your license?

- So, this is what's going on.

Because of all of the backlash

and the defamation, I'm under an investigation

with my insurance license.

So, you don't lose them immediately.

It doesn't work that way. - Thought so.

- So-- what was that, Angela? - I said, "I thought so."

- Well, how about you be quiet? - I said, "I thought so."

- Well, how about you be quiet?

- I said, "I thought so." - I'm still-- I'm still talking.

- I thought you were done. - I'm not done.

- I'm a licensed mortgage loan originator,

and I do know that in order to lose your license,

there has to be more than just a rumor.

- Would you like to twirl out? - Twirl out is wild.

- I actually wanted to support her,

but then you're gonna bark at me.

Little Mimosa came out of her.

Arf.

[laughing]

And she's telling me to leave.

Do you want me to leave? - Wait, are you--

She said, "Twirl out." - Yeah.

- Kenya is definitely here. Girl, you are funny.

- Oh, man. - You really-- no.

It really made me laugh. - Oh, I love it. I love it.

Well, I'm glad I could make you laugh.

- Like, for real, that was funny.

- Maybe I should be a comedian. - This is a peace brunch, right?

- It's nasty work, honey. Wow. - Oh, my God, it's so nasty.

Yeah, that's why Kenya is not here,

'cause of the nasty work that she's done,

and it seems like nobody wants to acknowledge that.

- I feel like she took it too far.

I don't agree with it, so I want you to know that.

- Yeah, that's fine.

- But I feel like if you can get to a point

where you guys understand you both were wrong

in the situation and have a conversation, that--

- I've already admitted my wrongdoing.

- Right, okay. - I tried.

I don't feel comfortable even wanting to be

in the same room as her. I cannot.

At this point, the damage is already done,

no matter what. [church bells ringing]

It cannot be removed or erased,

even hearing her call me an escort.

- Like, I hear what you're saying,

and I can't say how you feel is invalid.

So, I respect your feelings, and I really pray and hope

that it turns around for your business,

for your career. I do.

- You know, the church bells go to ringing.

- What that mean? - It's all good.

I feel peace in this place, right now.

- I receive that. - When all bad is happening,

I think we should try to find the good in each other.

It's easier to point out the flaws and the negativity

about each and every one of us.

We all have bad parts of us

that we don't want anybody to see.

So, if we could just try to focus more on the good,

I think we can really move past all this.

- I love that. - Yes, ma'am.

- I'm about to make better decisions

and see more good in people before I see the bad.

Can I get an aye... - Amen.

- ...for everyone else to vow to do that, too?

- I concur. - Absolutely.

- I didn't even know that I had a job,

to be the peacemaker at the peace brunch.

I thought I was just coming to eat some good ol'

chicken and waffles.

Can we move on? - I would love to.

- Move on. Move on. - Come on. Come on, guys.

Sometimes you just gotta dance your troubles away.

That's something we can all do together.

- Here we go. Got it. Come on. - Come on, Drew.

- We got-- we don't do the electric slide.

- What are you doing?

- There is nothing that a two-step can't handle.

Sometimes dancing just brings joy. So, hey.

- Oh. - Okay.

* I wanna love ya *

* I wanna love you *

- Get it over, Shamea. Get it over. Come on.

- Okay.

* I wanna-- * - This dress is electric.

It's about to catch on fire.

[laughing]

- Next time, on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta"...

- Yeehaw, bitch!

For my birthday, I'm taking all the girls to Nashville.

- Wait, is Drew coming? - No.

- Clearly, we're not talking about the real issue.

- Which is? - Porsha's divorce.

I'm trying to make music so that I can buy a Rolls Royce

'cause I heard yours might be repoed soon.

- Oh, my God.

- I did invite Drew. - Mmm.

- I thought the point of this trip

was to put our differences out.

- What kind of glue is on your mother----ing wig?

You're not understanding. The point of this trip is me.