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The Real Housewives
of Atlanta...

Show us your panties!

- No! No!
[laughing]

- Girl, you have
the biggest vagina ever.

It said,
"How the hell are ya?"

- My sister and I,
we're not seeing eye-to-eye

on a lot of things,
and my mom is in the middle.

As married women,
we shouldn't include

- our families in the dynamic...
- I agree.

- ...of our marriage.
- Yeah, yeah.

- When I go hang out
with my girls...

- Yeah.
- You know, it's a little...

...stressful
of an environment.

Can you bridge the gap,

and let's just, you know,
clear the air?

- Well,
you take the lead on that.

[laughing]

- Oh, you're married?
- I'm married.

- How long?
- Okay.

No, no, no, I'm married.

This is
my second wedding ring.

- Or...
- No, I only have one husband.

This is the upgrade.

- This is the anniversary.
- Oh, okay.

Yeah.

[laughing]

- Kenya,
a little snippety energy,

you try it one more time,
I'm on your ass.

"Can you speak to Brit kindly
and not with an attitude?"

- The answer is, yes,
I can speak to everyone kindly.

- Yeah, but we're talkin'
about me, sweetheart.

- Why? Okay, that's fine.
- What do you mean why?

I-- I have the floor, baby.

- Okay, you want a moment.
Have your moment.

This is not a moment.

- Yeah, it's a big moment
for you.

- How? No, you're having
a moment.

I am a moment.

Peasants cannot
come for a queen.

- Get the (BLEEP)
outta here, bitch.

Some people be trying
the wrong mother----ing one.

Yes, here we go.

- Slow down a little bit.
It ain't that deep.

- I oughta let
that bitch know.

I'm not--
don't play with my bitch.

- She's good. She's good.
She's good. Just a little--

- Everything's fine. You got--

Everything's cool.
Everything's good.

Kenya,
her little ditzy ass.

Like, bitch, play that sh--
in front of the cameras.

Don't play that with me.
I don't play them games.

I don't play them games.

I got whips, ----in' pistols,
everything.

**

**

[knocking]

Not an old school knock.

[laughing]
Hey, cutie.

- Shamea, hi.
- How are you?

- You look amazing.
Look at you.

- You look beautiful.
Welcome.

- Oh, thank you
for inviting me.

- Of course,
girl, of course.

You know what?

Can I take off
my shoes first?

- Yes, I'm gonna
take mine off, too.

- Let's get comfortable.
- Yes, relax.

That's what
I want you to do.

I want you to get
comfortable with me

and in my home.
I want you to--

- I appreciate the invite
and thank you. Thank you.

- And I honestly, Angela,
appreciate you accepting

the apology and really,
like, moving forward.

I just want you to know
that I am sincerely sorry

for attacking
your physical appearance.

Me, too, likewise.

- Cheers.
- Cheers to new beginnings.

To new beginnings.

I think I heard the door.
Let me see.

I think that might
be Brit.

The bank event with Angela
started out,

I mean, phenomenal.
I extended my olive branch.

She accepted.

I was like, okay,
we're off to the races,

until we weren't.

Like, one of the horses
got tranquilized.

- Hey, boo!
- Hey!

- It's the natural
glow for me.

- I didn't get no rest
last night. I'm comin'.

Come up. Come up.

I was so confused.

I initially thought
Brit was playing,

but then she was so mad.

So, I'm like, let me
get to the bottom of it

'cause I just wanna make
the peace.

- Hey.
- Give me love.

- Oh, my God!
- How are you?

Don't be mad at me.

I acted a fool
last night, but...

Let me get you a drink.

God, I needed it.

I have not even, like,
really gone to sleep.

Neither have I.

- Why didn't you
go to sleep?

- Because I just got all
of the backlash from--

- What do you mean?
- You? Oh, my God,

why did you get
the backlash?

- The owner of the venue.
What are we doin'?

- Wait.
- What you mean?

- We need security over here.
What's going on?

- Oh, oh, oh.
- Oh, my God.

- Yes.
Yes, yes, yes.

- Oh, my God, who do I need
to apologize to?

Oh, my God,
I'm so sorry, Angela.

- Nobody. How do you feel?
How do you feel?

- Um--
- So, yeah, tell me.

What-what-what was-- okay,
what's really going on?

At the table, it's like
you just going on, and on,

and on, and she definitely--
I will-- I will say this.

I am not a fan of people
cutting people off.

- I hate that.
So, with--

so, with Kenya,
at the table,

even when it was my turn,

I had the paper,
and I'm talking.

She cut me off
the entire time.

- I think I've had
some good conversations

with everyone here.

- Yeah, but we're talkin'
about me, sweetheart.

- Okay, you want a moment.
Have your moment.

- Like, I have the floor.
So, I felt disrespected.

- So, at what point--
- That was my question.

- And I am so glad
you wrote it.

- So, then that means,
Angela, you do feel like

she was kinda, like,
weird with Brit.

- Yeah.
- I was taking Brit's side.

Like, Brit feels this way.
Brit told me,

"I didn't like the way
Kenya made me feel," 'cause we spoke--

- But not just me
feeling some type of way.

You acknowledged
that the energy

is off with Kenya
with me.

Kenya-- I thought
she was just really snooty,

and I'm like,
let me give it a chance

because sometimes people
can say I come off like that.

But that little
snippety energy,

you try it one more time,
I'm on your ass.

So, this was it.

This was it for her.

- I acknowledged
my friend's feelings.

Okay, we'll go with that.

- Oh, you're a sneaky one.
- You know what?

But I felt like, at the time
the question was asked,

it had already escalated.

Baby, when I tell you,

y'all can-
can let somebody have it.

- I mean, that's who I am
when I feel provoked.

But what I don't want
anybody to think,

that I was trying
to intimidate Kenya.

Yeah.

- I would never, in any form,
shape, anything,

would want her to feel
that I would want harm her,

- just period.
- You need to tell her that.

That's serious.

- I have no problem
telling her that.

- You have siblings?
- I do.

I have two older sisters,
and we get into it,

but it's, like,
they're family.

- Mm-hmm.
- I-I love them.

We can be fiery,
and then we love each other.

So, because of you guys,
I'm gonna make

a very conscience effort
to take it back a notch.

- You may have to
fall on the sword, Brit.

- I mean, you had a lot of jabs
and reads that night.

So, you gotta, like,

get a couple to, like,
kinda be even.

- Yeah, balance it out.
- Let her get her licks.

- It can't just be,
"I'm sorry", and move on.

- I'm fine with that.
Like, I'm a really,

- sweet, nice girl.
- I know. I know.

- Like, I hate--
- We know that!

- I hate that you guys
had to see that side of me.

- Everybody had muscles
last night.

I mean, everybody came
with their chests swole.

I got a question.

Angela, did you ask Charles
about anything last night?

Like, what could Porsha
be talking about?

- No, I just-- you know.
- L-Left it alone.

- No, I heard somethin'
about Charles.

- What did you hear
about my husband?

No, we'll wait.

Who's got
the next question?

- Let me make this clear.
I'm married to a celebrity.

- You are.
- So, my DMs are flooded.

It's not a lot
that can rock the boat.

- So, I mean--
- That is--

somebody might've
gotta slapped

if somebody is talkin'
about my husband

like he did somethin',

and they don't wanna
speak on it. Like...

- Uh-uh.
- Don't you do it.

You just brought up
some violence.

- [laughing]
- Right, Brit.

- "Somebody gon' get slapped."
[laughing]

**

- I like this.
This is a nice touch.

So, the models
are gonna come from here?

Yes, ma'am.

- Hello.
- Hi. How are you?

- Hey.
- Security let you in?

- [laughing]
- Wow.

- Hi. I like this yellow.
- Thank you.

- You're bringing
some sunshine.

- Yes, I was bringin'
sunshine, honey.

- Yes.
- I don't know how your day was,

but I'm bringin' it.

- Oh, honey,
it's-it's been a crazy day.

It's been crazy?

- It's been a crazy
couple of days.

I wanna, like, zjoosh up
the grand opening.

- Okay, okay.
- So, I'm gonna just, like,

- see a couple of girls.
- Okay, okay.

- You know,
that wanna be a part,

like, model, or something.

- Okay, real hair,
real edges, all that.

- Well, no, we gotta do
somethin' fun.

- Oh, okay.
Because I was about to say...

- So, I mean--
- I can still judge the real edges...

even though mine are, you know,
Go Naked honey.

[laughing]

- That's what I--
let's cover it up today.

- [laughing]
- You know what?

Kenya and I have had
our ups and downs before,

but I can honestly say,
this time,

I really hope we stay
where we are.

I love this vibe,
what we have goin' on.

It's new.

- Hi.
- How ya doin'?

- Good. How are you?
- Oh, hello.

- Hi.
- Hello. - Hi, rock star.

- How are you?
- Hi, ladies.

- Hi, honey.
- How are you?

- Look at this.
I'm getting blessed with all this beauty today.

- Oh, well,
it is beauty day.

- Wait a minute.
Are y'all gonna be okay?

Y'all not gon' fight
in-in here, are y'all?

No.

[laughing]
I can't say yet.

- Well, I got
my security today.

- Ahh, you do.
- Oh!

- So, uh,
so y'all better behave.

- Well, I have
my security outside.

Okay, good, good.

- And I don't have one,
so I'll be my own security.

- Okay.
- So, try it.

[laughing]

- You know,
I hate what happened

with her and Brit,
but I like Kenya.

So, we are here to support
and make sure

that she gets what it is
that she needs

in regards to
her grand opening.

- You ladies can
sit in those chairs.

- Okay.
- Okay.

You're such a great hostess.

- I haven't always
been told that.

[laughing]

Why are you harassing me?

- Because we're hungry.
- Leave me alone.

We are hungry!

We drove eight hours
for food.

I am revoking
your host badge.

There you go.

- All of the models
are ready for you guys.

Are y'all ready
for the show?

- Yes.
- We are.

- This is not for
Kenya Moore Haircare.

- Oh, okay.
- This is for the salon.

- Okay, so, our first model
is gonna be Jody.

- Hey.
- Hey, cuteness.

- She's about your size.
- She is. That's my size.

Come on. Give 'em a twirl.
Give 'em a twirl.

Can I get a little chant,

like, a Kenya Moore
Hair Spa chant?

Kenya Moore Hair Spa.

all: Yes!

- All right.
- Ooh, look at the hair.

Are you comfortable,
like, hyping up?

- I was a bottle girl,
so, yeah, I'm used to it.

- Oh, yeah.
- Oh, wait.

- We're gonna get you
some shampoo bottles.

- Yes.
- Come on, Kelli.

[laughing]

Okay, Shawntay--

'cause she'll take your man.

[laughing]

- Body-ody-ody.
- Hey.

- [cheering]
- Come on, now.

- Honey,
that's what we represent.

- Bye.
- Thank you.

Thank you so much.

I think we got
some really good girls.

Thank you, ladies.

- Yes, thank you so much,
Caitlin.

- Thank you.
- I'm excited.

Yeah, yeah.

- But I'm still, like,
super nervous.

- Yeah.
Did you invite all the girls?

- I'm having
my grand opening.

So, all of you ladies
are invited.

- Okay.
- Okay.

- Please support because it
is a little slow, right now.

We were in our soft opening.

- Did you invite Brit?
- I think I invited everyone.

I didn't specifically
invite her.

No.
I wouldn't have--

- But you didn't
uninvite her either.

No, I haven't.

- I'm still, like, confused
about, like, what happened.

- I thought the night
was going really well.

- I was laughing.
- Yeah.

- We were talking about
my big vagina.

- It was all great, you know.
- Yeah.

- It was fun and then--
- But that was-- that--

it-it definitely took
a left turn...

- Yeah.
- Um, with Brit.

Kenya had
disengaged, okay?

She honestly did.

And Brit was standing
not too far,

and that's when you heard
what you heard.

For me, when it comes to
what happened at the table,

that's somethin'
that can be walked back.

But on the part of you
mentioning a pistol,

that has to be
broken all the way down.

We have to find out
exactly what was said.

- So, you--
- I know what I heard. Yeah.

- I didn't hear it.
- I heard it.

This is giving crazy,

and I'm not even playing,
right now.

- No, no.
- Because I've never--

No, it is.

What I'm not gonna do,
is the bullsh--, and the lies,

and the gaslighting,
and all of that stuff.

I have too much to lose.

I don't know
what her issue is with me,

but there was nothing I did,
or ever said to her,

that would have warranted
that kind of clownery.

It was the level
of disrespect,

the level of angst,

and the aggressive nature
of how she was speaking.

She's not that person, though.

I think whatever happened
that night--

- Okay, you can't tell me about
who a person is.

I have to watch
how a person is.

- Well, let her show you.
Let her show you.

But I just don't think
that she's that person.

- She can show me
from afar, bitch.

She can show me
from afar, honey.

- What I'm saying is,
I've never seen her

- act in that manner.
- Then say that.

- I-I promise you, I've never
seen her act in that manner.

- That's not her.
- Then say that.

- That's not, like, who she is.
- That's not who you've seen.

- I've never seen that.
- Okay.

- I think they should talk.
- Uh-uh.

- I feel like Kenya should do
her due diligence

and speak to other people
who were there.

- Oh, I'm gonna do
due diligence.

I'm gonna run
a background check.

- Oh, my God, chile.
She needs to be focused

with these employees.

Run the background check
on the employees

and who washin' the hair
and make sure

there ain't nothing
going on down here.

Ooh!

- 'Cause you may need
to uninvite.

- Oh!
- I'm twirling on my haters.

[laughing]

**

- You've been here before?
- No, this is my first time.

This is how I want
my coffee shop to look like.

**

Oh, a coffee shop.

We're still doing
the coffee shop?

Yes, ma'am.

- I just feel like
I can make this in my Keurig.

- Then you haven't had
good coffee.

That's for sure.
[laughing]

- So, my daughter, Ahmauri,
my oldest,

lost her father
when she was seven years old.

He was murdered in Chicago.

And so, I was a single mom
for a long time.

So, that, in and of itself,
created this super tight bond

with my daughter and I,

and we've just been
rockin' ever since.

I adore my children and
they are the best part of me.

Are you still trying to do
the Peruvian coffee shop?

- Of course.
It's the best coffee.

- What's the difference?
Is it stronger?

- Are you being serious?
- I am.

- Blink twice.
- Shut up.

- Anyways,
forget about the coffee.

I really wanna get to
the nitty gritty of it all

and understand
why isn't grandma here?

She was supposed to meet us.

I thought we were gonna
all have a little moment

where we can really
put our matters on the table?

- That blew up last minute.
I get a call from grandma

saying, "You need to
talk to your daughter."

I just wanna know what happened.
What happened?

- I went to grandma
to use the car

that you provided for her,
thinking it would be no problem,

but they wanted money from me.

Your sister got in my face--
called me a demon.

She told everybody in the house,
"(BLEEP) them,"

all because I wanted to
use a car that wasn't hers.

- Nobody told me that.
- You know how much I help them?

- You should have told me that
the minute that happened.

You never told me
anybody got in your face.

- Honestly, I just never
expected that from her

because I literally helped 'em
with their bills.

I help them with
whatever they need.

I'm there for
every beck and call.

I'm there, and so are you.
So are you.

- Ahmauri lived in a house
that I bought

for my mother and sister.

It's always a goal of a child
to purchase a home for,

you know, their parent,
and I was happy to do that,

and it just--
it just blew up.

Things went left.
Ahmauri moved out.

The fact that my mother
didn't defend you

breaks my heart.

- They didn't tell you
the full story.

- It just sucks.
- Nobody ----s with you.

Alicia will not get away
with what she did to you.

- Then you shouldn't
be supporting her.

You shouldn't be financially
supporting any of them.

- But what would you do
if your mother needed you?

My mom was diagnosed with
bipolar disorder,

and we had a tough time
growing up.

That's my mom,
and my grandmother

always wanted me
to take care of her.

I was probably around eight
when she was prescribed

medication for it.

Now, she is
self-proclaimed healed,

and I kinda applaud that

because she used to
use that as a crutch.

- My grandma was always
a good grandmother to me.

She's a good woman.
Like, she's so strong.

She's beautiful.
I love my grandmother,

but in this situation,
she's wrong.

- I just want to protect her,
but now she's given me no choice

but to protect my baby,
even though you're 25

- and snuck off-- snuck off.
- I'm 24.

Got married.

I found out that
Ahmauri got married,

and it just rocked me
to my core.

- You okay?
- I'm fine.

- Why wouldn't you
tell me, baby?

- Tell you what?
- That you got married.

- I just did, you know.
- Wow.

It was very, very hurtful.
She's my best friend,

and for her
not to want me to know,

is-is hard.

- How did you find out?
You never told me.

- I found out
through your grandmother.

- So, they really tried to
throw me under the bus, huh?

- It's something
I should know, Ahmauri.

I was planning on telling you.

- But it was already
four months-- four months.

- I was planning on telling you.
- When were you gonna tell me?

Four months-- and for you
to act like I shouldn't be hurt,

for you to act like
I should just get over it--

- I'm not saying
you shouldn't be hurt.

I'm not saying
you shouldn't be hurt.

- That's how you're acting
in this moment.

No, I'm not.

- You're acting like
get over it.

- Everybody is making it
a bigger deal than I am.

Nothing has changed.
Nothing changed.

- You're married.
Our communication was broken.

- I can't go back in time, mom.
I'm sorry.

But, Ahmauri, why?

- I'm sorry, but this is
all becoming too much.

This is too much.
This is too much.

- Calm down. Calm down.
- No, it's not fair.

Let's go.

- This became
Gang On Ahmauri Day.

- It's not.
I'm sorry.

But, please, let's not go
without talking like this.

I want you to know that
you can tell me anything.

I love you, Ahmauri.
Okay, it's done.

Let's get outta here.
We're having a crying fest.

Oh, gosh. Whew.

- How do I look?
- Beautiful, as always.

Let's go.

* Ain't no shame to style
on 'em *

* ain't no ain't no
ain't no shame to style *

- Hi. Can I get
a table for two, please?

Of course.

* I'm gonna have it
and eat my cake right *

- I'm coming
to meet someone here.

- Hello.
- Hi.

- Hi.
- You look beautiful.

How are you?

- Oh, not me pulling
down my strap.

- I'm good. Muah.
- Good to see you.

- Good to see you, as well.
I like this hat.

- Thank you. I like the purple.
- Thank you.

- Hi. Can I get you guys
anything to drink?

- Hi. I will take a mimosa.
- Can I do that, um,

the little blueberry
ginger mint?

Of course.

- So, what is up with you,
Brit, honey?

Last time, you looked
cray-cray, huh?

- Oh, my God.
It's been intense.

You know, I took it too far
with Kenya,

and there's no excuse
for my action.

- Got a little wild there,
didn't it?

[laughing]

- I just wish
it never happened altogether.

I never wanna make anyone
feel like I'm threatening

towards them.

And hopefully, you know,
Kenya can accept my apology,

and, hopefully,
we can move forward and move on.

- It was a shock to me
that you had a beef with her

because when I met you guys,
remember y'all were

sitting together at, uh,
Shamea's house.

- I thought we were cool.
Exactly, that's my point.

I thought we were cool.
But I felt like,

when she's around the group,
she wants to

kinda put on a little bit.

So, I think a lot of things
is tone.

It started off like,
"Ehh, like, hi.

Um, so, like, I heard
you're married,

but where's your band?"

- Everybody else who witnessed
the exchange was like,

"No, Kenya wasn't shady
about her ring."

- She was being dismissive.
She was just being nasty.

I feel like
she's just targeting me.

I don't know if
she's trying to haze me.

She didn't do it to Kelli.

She's not doing it
to any other girl.

- But, I mean, I have--
I have nothing to do with that.

- You know, there are
preconceived notions,

and hers definitely is this,
you know, queen bitch coming in.

You know, I'm gonna
little girl you.

I can see
how you could feel that

and then, like, you're gonna
put 'em in their box.

- Yeah.
- Like, okay, you're trying me.

- So, that's what I'm saying.
- Yeah, that's exactly it.

- Your preconceived notion
will come from

you seeing Kenya
in full blown action

- with people who she don't like.
- I told you.

- If you wanna have
a woman to woman conversation--

- I need to have a woman
in front of me

- to be able to do that.
- So, I'm--

- Bye, Porsha.
- Okay, bye, ashy.

You're not my friend, Kenya.
Please leave me alone.

- Kenya, I really think
you should stay here,

- but this is provoking her.
- I ain't doing anything to her.

- She was ready to
go toe to toe with Kenya.

She didn't realize she was
meeting a different Kenya,

who really don't give a damn
at this moment.

Your go back and forth
at the table was, to me,

- not an issue.
- Okay.

- She said that you said
something about a pistol.

When we were heading
to take her home,

me and Shamea were asking her,
like, "Are you sure?"

And she was like, "No,
I heard it with my own ears."

- Y-Yeah, I'll tell
you what happened.

- And she was, you know,
afraid about that.

- Okay, she was afraid.
- Mm-hmm.

- I was triggered by
everything that was going on

- in that moment.
- Yeah.

- That just popped off
with Kenya.

Plus, I'm in this environment.

I'm-I'm in a lot of situations
that I-I never put myself in.

- It all could be in the moment.
- Yeah.

- Like, take my heated moment,
okay, my heated moment

- at Shamea's house.
- Whew.

- And we get to the elevator,
and I'm like,

"I wish I had my pistol."

Um, who you think
I want it for?

- That was not the time for me
to talk about a pistol.

Okay, yeah.

- And I take full
accountability.

- Mm-hmm.
- It just completely looks bad.

I'm sorry.
At no given moment

was I ever going to do anything
to try to hurt Kenya,

but I do regret the whole--
the whole situation, honestly.

I 100% can apologize
for her feeling threatened.

That's the last thing
that I want.

- I wanna move forward. I do.
- Yeah.

- I don't have any issues
with her.

- Yeah, mm-hmm.
- And I do want to apologize,

so we can at least
nip that in the bud. Yeah.

- Everybody deserves
to be heard.

- And I was wrong.
- Everybody has a moment.

- And I stand outside with
a flag saying, "I was wrong."

- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

**

Charles! Charles!

- Oh, man.
[laughing]

- I need a mask, a helmet.
- What do you mean?

- The construction site,
right there.

- No. I mean, I'm trying to
get it painted.

Which earring?

- Pull your hair down,
if you don't know.

[laughing]

- Tonight, I'm going to
Kenya's hair launch.

- You gonna come with me?
- It's a hair salon.

I'm-- I mean,
I got hair already,

so what I'm gonna do?

They-they gonna
give me a line up?

I just got one yesterday.

- You're just happy
you got hair.

- I think you should go with me.
- Um, I mean...

- I think you'll be
the only guy there.

- So, why would I go?
- I want you to support me.

- The key word was
it's all a ladies event.

So, let me tell you.

There was a comment
that Porsha made.

- Okay.
- Where she said,

"Oh, I got some tea
on Charles." Uh...

- She-she the feds or somethin'?

- I think a lot of people
feel like my husband

is my soft spot.

So, in order to crack the egg,
if you will,

they wanna throw a dagger
at our marriage or whatever.

Now, you can speculate
all the hell you want to,

but you better not say you know
somethin' about my husband.

- She don't even know me.
- I didn't know what it is.

You're not gonna be doing--

- I mean, she better
stay in her lane.

She's barking up
the wrong tree.

- I get it, baby.
What I'm saying--

- She better-she better
hit her brakes a couple times.

- Let me handle all of this
because I don't want any--

- You should've handled it then
when she said it.

- I did, and she
said it was a joke.

- Okay.
No, tell her don't--

that's what I'm saying.
Don't joke with me.

- We don't joke.
We don't play like that.

- Go and Google me,
and Google me twice.

- What come up?
- I got you!

Just do your job.

When you got her,
let me know.

Oh, God, Charles.

- Oh, I got-- I'm cooking.
I'm outta here.

- Charles doesn't give
a sh-- about the rumors.

He's just like,
"I don't give a (BLEEP)

about what nobody
got to say about me."

Oh, look at that,
golden brown.

Okay, I knew
I taught you well.

You hungry? You want a piece
of chicken real quick?

Here, go ahead.
Have a seat.

Go wash your hands.

- Gross.
- I just did wash my hands.

Okay.

- What the heck?
Anyway.

There's still a lot going on
with Alicia and my mama.

It ain't lookin'-- I still
haven't talked to Alicia.

Okay.

Anyway, Charles, listen,

I'm gonna call
my mother and my sister.

- I ain't got no-no--

why you keep bringing
the issues to me,

- what you need to do?
- We're married.

- Like, you are who I talk to.
- It don't matter.

I ain't got time to be
taking care of people

and then begging them
to do this and do that.

I mean, let it go.

- Charles' relationship
with my mom and my sister

is nonexistent.

Meaning he'll speak to them.

You might can't
hear him speaking,

but I bring it
to his attention,

he said he spoke,
so I believe him.

- I don't get into
family business.

Our family is rough enough.

[laughing]

Bye.

**

- Bye, [indistinct].
I love you.

Be on your best behavior.

- Hey, Kenny.
- Hey.

- You're in
tactical wear today.

[laughing]

- You can spread.
I want it big.

I want my hair to walk
in the room before I do.

Hello.

Hello, princess.

I'm, like, literally,
like, five minutes away.

- Are you ready?
- Yeah.

- There you go.
- Okay, ready?

- all: Yeah.
[laughing]

Yes, mmm.

**

Hi.

- Hey, boo, how you doin'?
- You look beautiful.

Thank you.

I'm so excited
to support my girl.

I have been there
for her journey.

I've seen
all the ups and downs.

We go all the way back

to when I had to ban her
from the Bailey Agency.

We're looking for Jet
beauty of the week.

- I would've preferred where
there's no cootchie crack.

- Excuse me.
I am speaking.

We got history, all right?

And I couldn't be
happier for my friend.

Today, we're gonna celebrate
the Kenya Moore Haircare Spa.

- Hey, sis.
Muah.

- You look beautiful, girl.
- I thought you were Kenya.

We're waiting
for her arrival.

- Oh, I thought
all this was for me.

We're the first ones here.

[laughing]

- Hey, everybody,
well, welcome.

- And thank y'all for coming.
- Yes, ma'am.

- What up? What up?
What up?

You already know it's
your girl Porche Madre.

It's definitely going down.

Kenya Moore Hair Spa
is a major thing.

I'm definitely for it,

and you definitely will
catch me in one of them chairs.

Hi.

Hi.

[cheers and applause]

- Oh, hi.
- Yes, girl.

- This establishment is
my first brick and mortar.

Everything I do is
motivated out of the love

that I have for my daughter.

I'm a boss,
so I need her to know

that she can be
a boss, too,

and that she can do
anything that she wants to do.

- Kenya Moore Haircare!
Kenya Moore Haircare!

- I'm all about
women empowerment,

and I have a lot of love
for Kenya,

and I'm super proud of her.

- Come here.
Come take a picture with me.

Come on, now.

- This is my third event
for Kenya.

Our friendship is at
such a great place,

so I was really happy to be
able to come and support.

**

- You're my security, right?
- Mm-hmm.

- Okay, you need to be
at the door and making sure

that only people that have
a pink band are admitted.

Yes.

You better come in, baby.

I was not gonna miss it.

- Come, babe.
Come in my office.

- Which one would you
rather to be,

a donkey booty
or a stallion booty?

- A stallion booty.
- Exactly.

- I don't want
a donkey booty.

- [laughing]
- Let the games begin.

Oh, let the games begin.

- I am so happy
to see your face.

I have to say

you are somewhat
of the reason

for a part of me
being able to be who I am

in the beauty industry.

I remember telling somebody,

"You know, the first person
that taught me how to put

hair clips on a track
was Kenya Moore."

[laughing]

**

- Hey, honey,
you look fabulous.

- Hello, I came--

- I came bearing gifts.
- Those are beautiful, though.

- Yeah.
- Let's not feel blue.

[laughing]

- A different
champagne if you--

Yay.

- You know, champagne
fixes everything.

Girl, everything.

Everything.

**

Those flowers
smell delightful.

- I was like let me
do white.

Pure intentions.

- Pure intentions
and new beginnings.

So, yes.

I'm proud of you.

- I'm hoping that
me coming to Kenya's event

and bringing these flowers,
she can accept my apology.

I wanted to make sure

that the gesture
was thoughtful.

- I got a card.
- Oh!

- I genuinely want
to make things right.

Cheers to new beginnings.

I love you, friend.

- I love you.
- You got this, okay?

- What would I do
without you?

- Listen, we're riding
until the wheels fall off.

- Until the wheels fall off.
- Until the wheels fall off.

Coming up next...

So, who is this ho?

[gasps]

- Kenya, that's too far.
- Listen--

No, no, it ain't
too far, bitch.

She threatened me with a gun.
Don't tell me it's too far.

**

- Okay, we're ready.
Let's start the show.

All right, all right,
all right.

Welcome, welcome.

Have you guys ever seen
a Bronner Brothers hair battle?

- Yes, of course, old school.
- Yes?

[cheers]

Our first model...

Okay.

It's giving Mardi Gras.

Our next model...

Yes.

- Yes.
- Okay, this is hair.

- Man, bitch, she got
the spider on her back.

- That's all hair.
- Very creative.

- Oh, wait a minute
now, okay.

Wow!

Yes, yes.

[laughing]

Absolutely.

It is everything.

This is insane.

- Okay.
[cheering]

Bravo!

- That's all hair.
- I love it.

The hair contest
is everything.

Everyone looks amazing.

It really just shows me
how serious she is

about making sure her spa

is going to be the it spa
to go to in Atlanta.

- I love it.
- Yes.

- So, I'm gonna do it
Apollo style,

and you guys are gonna clap

for who you guys
want to win.

So, first lady...

[applause]

Third lady...

[applause]

Fourth lady...

[applause]

And the winner is
the queen.

- [cheers]
- Yes.

**

- If I don't give you
these flowers

Aww...

- 'Cause it's
your opening day...

Thank you, baby.

- Cynthia, I was so happy
to see you hunny.

When I saw you from afar,
I saw this ponytail and cheeks.

I said, "that ain't nobody
but Cynthia child".

- Oh, my God, I'm sorry, babe.
I didn't see you.

- So, you came back
in town, huh?

- I did-- I turned my back
for five minutes,

and I heard all hell
broke loose, honey.

- [laughing]
- Let me tell you.

I did bring Brit over
and, uh, Angela the next day.

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

You and Angela made up?

- Yeah, I apologized
at the dinner.

- Okay, did you and Drew
make up since I was gone?

- Oh, no, you didn't miss that.
That didn't happen.

Didn't happen yet.

No, I'm very much hot.

So, how are you feeling?

Like, how is everything
going with the family?

- Ooh, just my aunt passing,
like, it's--

it-it doesn't feel real yet.

Yeah.

- So, my aunt had
a stroke this week.

It went to life support,

and they decided
to pull the plug.

This is my dad's sister

'cause, you know,
my dad passed away.

- Really?
Oh, my God.

- And, yeah, so, it makes
me think of my dad,

and you know.

Losing my aunt
in the midst of all of this

and just this
all happening so fast

and just unexpected,

like, that's something that
you're not prepared for.

- Yeah.
- So, I kinda feel,

like, just in
a weird place.

- Yeah.
- I don't really--

I can't really
put my finger on it.

And then, even with
this Kenya situation

and just--
so, I'm dealing with,

like, all
these things at once.

Hi, ladies.

- Hello. Muah. Hello.
- Hi.

Angela!

- Let me go see
the woman of the day.

Whoo!

- [laughing]
- Muah.

- You look amazing in this dress.
- Hi, thank you.

Thank you, honey.

Before it gets crazy,

what happened
at Angela's event?

It was a mess.

- I really appreciated
you reaching out to me

after your dinner.

You were the only one
who reached out to me.

- Are you serious?
- Yeah.

Yeah, you were the only one.

- You didn't deserve that,
and I think I let you know that

in the text message.

I totally understand
your frustration.

- First of all, the whole thing
was ridiculous

and uncalled for,

and then it just kept
escalating and escalating,

and then it could've
just gotten--

- Bigger.
- Had I not just walked away.

Hey, I'm on your side.

- Thank you, yeah.
- I'm on your side.

- So, Brit and Kenya--
Brit, she was next level.

- Next level?
- Brit, outside,

mentioned having a pistol.

As in she was packing?

We don't know exactly,

but when you call for it
during an argument,

- maybe, yeah.
- But-but you don't--

Right, yeah, you don't
bring it up in an argument.

- Right.
- Is Brit coming?

- I don't think
Brit is gonna come.

She was very uncomfortable.

- So, didn't you
meet with Kenya?

- I did.
Porsha was there.

We had a conversation,
and I told them,

I said,
"That is not typical Brit."

- I was wrong.
I went too far.

- Mm-hmm.
- You know,

and I can recognize
when I go too far.

And I love that.

- You also can't get mad
if you apologize,

and Kenya is not ready
to receive that apology.

Right.

- Hopefully, we can
be friends after this.

- You don't get to do
your grand opening twice.

- No.
- You know,

for you to show up
when it means the most for her--

I hope so.

- I'm hoping that
she receives that.

- Hey, ladies,
what did I miss?

- Have you spoken to Brit?
Is she coming tonight?

- I don't know.
I haven't spoken to her.

Maybe they should talk.

Have a come to Jesus moment,

- if Kenya will allow it.
- Yeah, yeah.

- I just don't get
that sense from her.

I feel like she's
very offended.

And sometimes when
you're very offended,

you then retaliate back,

and she's definitely
in that mode.

Hey, how are you?

**

- Hi, honey.
- Hi.

Y'all look pretty.

I was wondering if y'all
were gonna make it.

- Hey, boo.
- Look at you.

- Yes. You look pretty.
- You do, too. How are you?

- Thank you. I'm doing good.
- Shocking to see you,

but I'm glad.

- Is her wig tacked down?
I tacked mine down even for her.

[laughing]

- You brought flowers.
- I did.

- Good. Hold on.
Wait, let me see.

You know what?
Put your flowers right here.

She'll be back down.

She was very hesitant.

Like, I don't know
if I should come.

- Yeah, I was like I don't know.
I don't want her to think--

- So, she didn't
uninvite you either.

- I feel like you would've
known if you were uninvited.

And he just saw you here,

and if she didn't
want you here,

the security would've
already escorted you out.

Okay.

- Kenya is known for putting
people out of her events, child.

- Oh, I'm just speaking
from experience.

[laughing]

- Hey, y'all.
- Hi. Hello.

How are you? Muah.

- You will?
You won't? You won't?

No, no, girl.

- Right.
- Oh.

Hey, girl. Muah.

Muah.

- Muah.
- Okay.

- Okay, so, I just
wanted to talk to you.

I mean, I feel like
it's been long enough.

I feel like we don't have to act
like each other doesn't exist.

I agree.

- Now, you ain't
even been here.

Shut up.
[laughing]

But you can feel it.

- Nothing is happening.
Let's not be weird.

Everybody knows I'm going
through a divorce, okay,

and he's crazy.

So, why would I
be stupid enough

to be messing with Dennis,
your baby daddy?

Let's just nip it
in the bud, right now.

- You can have his hot dog.
- Is that supposed to be, like,

- cute and, like--
- No, I'm just saying.

Like,
it's nothing happening,

and I'm not doing
anything to you,

- and I don't want it to continue.
- Drew, I don't have--

- let me tell you somethin'.
- Because it's--

it's really dumb,
at this point.

Like, I'm not gonna
do fake interactions,

- or fake problems.
- When you're done, let me know.

- Are you done?
- I'm done.

I wanna hear you say
whatever you feel

- and how you feel.
- Okay.

Use your common sense.

Why would you bring
anything messy

when a simple phone call,

when a simple,
"Hey, girl, da, da, da?"

Those are just
common sense things

- that did not take place.
- We had a conversation.

- Drew, you're lying
about everything

- that comes out your mouth.
- Wait.

We didn't have a conversation
after my birthday--

my birthday, and say Dennis
invited you to my birthday?

- If you're gonna come
to me with this energy,

you need not come to me.

If you are going to come
to me with this energy--

What's happening?

- Don't try to talk to me
like you're singing a song

'cause I can
make you ring.

- I was really hoping we were
gonna have a real conversation.

We are both going
through divorces. - Girl, wait a minute.

- And we need to talk about what
you're really dealing with.

I tried, guys.
That was a try.

I have tried three times.
There's no more tries.

We were supposed to have
a one on one a few times,

and she cancelled.

- I, after Shamea's event,
wanted to talk to Drew.

After that, I was sick
and had not scheduled

to meet with
Drew Sidora.

- I feel like, at
this point, if I see you,

let's just talk it out
because you approached me

in front of the group.

- You are an awful
- ---ing slimy-ass bitch!

It's not seeming fair.

- After that, I found out
more information

of what her ass
was up to.

- Did I tell you
Drew reached out to me

to sit down with her
and Dennis to listen to music?

- So, now I no longer
want to meet with her.

I see you, I got you,
checked it,

and I'm on to the next.

- Whew, they-- oh, hi.

Excuse me, baby.

- I want to have
a conversation with her.

- Hi, Kenya.
I just wanted to apologize,

- and just give you these.
- Oh, hi.

Hi, honey. Hi.
How are you?

- Listen, I just wanted
to say I'm sorry.

- What are y'all talking about?
- That's cool.

You can ignore me.

Well, I'm gonna leave
these flowers here.

- Have a great event.
- Oh, hi, baby.

- Hey, I need to get
everybody's attention.

That's all.

- I need to get
everybody's attention.

- Okay, baby,
I've got to leave.

Okay.

- I need to get
everybody's attention, please.

- It was so good
seeing you guys.

You tried.

- I need everybody's
attention, please.

I wanted to tell you guys
I'm so happy that you guys came.

This has been a labor
of love for me.

I have built this salon
for my daughter,

and I'm really proud
of where I am,

and I get people trying to
bring me down for no reason.

And I'm actually
really sick of it.

- Mm-hmm. Yeah.

- I just wanted
to apologize and--

- I know.
That was rude,

- you know, but I'm glad that--
- I did my part.

- I wanted to come in peace.
- You did. You did.

- But that shows
your maturity growth.

- I extended the olive branch.
- You did.

- And, you know, if she wants
to ignore that, that's fine.

You did.

- Yeah, but I hope
she reads my card.

- It was very thoughtful.
- It was good.

- Hopefully, she'll read it
and, you know.

Okay.

- I get situations
like the other night

where we were at a dinner,
and there was a person

looking for a moment,
and she came for me.

Surprises, surprises.

and this person,
who just came here

with these fake flowers--
somebody take these,

and just get it on
outta here.

Give 'em to
somebody homeless outside

because it's fake, and I don't
want fake women around me.

- Sir, sir, sir,
at least let me keep the card.

The flowers, Kenya?

Like, what'd the flowers
do to you?

You got this flower wall
in here,

at least just put the flowers
at the front door, maybe?

- 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.

- But then it escalated
'cause I was paying her dust.

'Cause I'm that bitch.
Been that bitch.

Still that bitch.

I'm gonna pay you dust.

**

**

- But then it escalated
'cause I was paying her dust.

'Cause I'm that bitch.
Been that bitch.

Still that bitch.

I'm gonna pay you dust.

I know that's right.

- Then she talked
about having a gun.

- Oh, no.
- Oh, no.

- That she keeps it on her
at all times. She did.

So, this woman was saying
all this stuff, like,

"You don't know
who the (BLEEP) I am."

I'm like, no,
I don't know who you are.

So, I did
a little research,

and I found out
who this bitch is.

**

- What is this?
- So, who is this ho?

- Who is this ho?
- What?

Brit Eady is her name.

- This is the same girl.
- Oh, I'm not doing this.

- We see the nose jobs,
the lips, the fillers,

all that.

Oh, Kenya crazy. Ooh.

That's number one.

- If this is
just the first one,

where is this going?

- My good private investigators
found some more evidence for me.

See that.
She used to be a video ho.

She was a trap ho,
video ho, okay?

- Kenya, my girl, like,
what is happening?

We are going down
a rabbit hole.

- I've been in some videos,
but I was a leading lady.

I was making stacks
for an appearance.

- Everybody been
a ho in their day.

She been a ho, too.

Come on, now.

I mean, here you are,
with this beautiful salon.

We're here to
celebrate you.

Why the (BLEEP) are
we discussing Brit

at your grand opening?

Bitch, we're getting
the (BLEEP) up outta here, ho!

Oh, is it that time?

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

I can't deal with it.

- Then they kept
sending me information.

[screaming]

That's some nasty work.

Oh, my God!

[crowd chatter]

- Ain't nobody trying to see
this girl sucking nobody's dick.

That is just so crazy.

- Where did Kenya
get this from,

and why are we seeing it,
and why is it blown up?

- You can say, "Oh,
I've seen pictures of you,

"I got receipts,"
but to show it?

I could not
believe my eyes.

- Kenya, that's too far.
- That's it.

No, no, it ain't
too far, bitch.

She threatened me with a gun.
Don't tell me it's too far.

I am mortified.

Come on, now.
This is too much.

I did not
wanna stand there

and seem like I was
in agreement of anything.

I don't support this.

- Who is trying to take food
out of my daughter's mouth?

That's what this is about.

So, thank you very much
for supporting me.

Now, I know who
I can trust.

Don't come for me.

- I've got something for you.
- Thank you.

- All right.
- Oh.

- What's lower than hell?
What's worse than hell?

Whatever it is,
that's where we're at now.

- How do you
feel about that?

I didn't like that.

- That was a lot.
- It's too far.

I know it's, like, okay,
tit for tat sometime

in this group.

I know. You go low.
I go lower.

But this--
this is too much.

- I feel bad
because I told Brit

maybe she should
show some support.

I'm flabbergasted.

What Kenya did was-was
very distasteful,

it was uncalled for,
and it was hurtful.

I sympathize with Brit.
I empathize with her,

because I can only imagine
the pain that it may cause

anyone who is
exposed that way.

- That's disgusting.
- But even,

whatever the turn
of events were gonna be,

you would never do somethin'
like that, in the public,

at your event
for other people.

I agree.

- This was
Kenya's big day.

This is many, many years
of blood, sweat, and tears,

many years of effort
to come to this moment,

and I feel like she
literally threw it away.

- I'm just gonna say this
really quick,

and then I have to go.

I wasn't there.
I didn't see what happened.

I'm getting to know Brit,
but I know you.

I really hate that you
let that in this way.

- I think you're bigger than this.
- Yes.

- And I think you're
better than this.

- I am. I am.
- I love you.

- Well, listen,
I'm glad everybody came.

- No, no, we will talk.
- And-and I love you.

- Congratulations. I love you.
I'll call you later.

- Thank you.
Thank you very much. Thank you.

- Bye-bye, Cynthia.
- All right.

- I'm not gonna
tolerate people

blatantly disrespecting
me anymore.

- Production, 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 want you to just
take my mic off,

'cause you can
just act like

I wasn't never even
at this event.