All language subtitles for The Real Housewives of Atlanta – S8E19

Tonight on part two of the Real
Housewives of Atlanta reunion, the

all hang out. Was Apollo appreciative of
you bringing the boys? Yeah, he asked

me to come back alone.

For a conjugal meeting?

I really want to pull Kim's wig off. I
could have.

Well... I never said that I felt
threatened. He should never start

gang signs like he was going to do
something. You wanted him and he didn't

you. Oh, shut the hell up.

Are you spending a lot of time in
Charlotte?

No, I'm not. Sounds like you're
separated.

Let's talk about you and the one -eyed
African who's married, honey. You need

shut your mouth, Portia. If it's not a
dick in it, you don't even know what

you're saying.

Oh, my.

Part two of the reunion starts now.

And we're back at the Real Housewives of
Atlanta reunion.

Well, Kenya, you planned what was
supposed to be a relaxing day to help

forget all about her Peter problems. But
the booze crews got out of hand after

things kicked into high gear over the B
word. Take a look.

Everyone should be getting along after a
cocktail or two.

Or five.

If you want to take the shortcut, you
can jump. But right now, you're being

escorted off my boat.

I've only recently met Shamia, and she's
already rubbing me the wrong way.

What? Wait. Is this really happening?

I want you off the boat. Captain.

I'm going to get the captain. Let me go
talk to her. New best friend. There's a

lot of other best friends that are
questionable as well. Who, bitch?

Don't call me a bitch. I'm not calling
you out of your neck. She didn't mean it

that way.

These girls have been saying bitch all
day long.

So I'm not understanding why all of a
sudden this bitch is different than any

other bitch. It's very dismissive and
it's disrespectful.

And your ass knows that it is. You're
fake. I'm telling you. Your ass is more.

You're fake. This is how you want it to
be. This is how you want it to be. This

is how you want it to be.

However it made you feel, that was not
my intention behind it. I apologize for

my part in it. All right, can we hug?
Yeah.

A hug. A hug.

Thank the Lord. That's how you put your
grown woman on.

OK, I will say it was nice to see you
guys squash that.

Lee from Brooklyn, Portia, I know you
tried to settle your differences with

Cynthia civilly on the boat. So why did
you allow yourself to let the argument

escalate? We've been calling each other
like bitches all day.

Back and forth, we were drinking, having
a good time, and at the moment when we

brought up best friend, it was kind of
like a joke, and then I said it, and it

hit her in a disrespectful way. That's
how she took it. So I wanted her to

understand, you know, hey, it's nothing
like that. Hell, I was on the boat that

day to support her.

I acknowledge that I overreacted about
the whole bitch thing.

However... Once I recognize that I'm
getting a little turnt, maybe had too

cocktails, and I walk away from the
situation, in my opinion, it should have

been the end of the situation.

Well, I just want to say on Portia's
behalf, when you left, we did tell her

well, you should talk to her. That
wasn't the best idea in the world. Like,

while y 'all was still turnt, we
shouldn't have told her to do that.

Rashawn from Bayshore, New York.
Cynthia, when did you turn into such a

You're usually the epitome of class and
grace.

Has hanging around this group of women
made you more aggressive?

If so, please go back to the old Cynthia
we knew and loved.

Okay, was it a question or just a read?

Sounds like a comment.

Alfredo from Hebronville, Texas said the
three times physical altercations have

happened, pillow talk, the reunion, Lake
Lanier, Kenya was involved.

She's always instigating. Kenya, don't
you think stirring the pot is just as

dangerous as throwing the first punch?

No, because I think that we all are
adults and I think that we should be

always be in control of ourselves no
matter what someone says to you. As long

they don't put their hands on you, I
think you should be able to control

yourself.

Sharae, you've had a few situations
escalate. We can't forget the infamous

pull between you and Kim.

No, you don't. No, you don't. Get your
hands off of me, bitch.

No, Andy. Okay. It was a wig shift.

Okay, it was a wig shift.

It was a little crooked, so I just kind
of straightened it out for her.

Let's be clear, if I really wanted to
pull Kim's wig off, I could have. At the

time, she wasn't tacking it down or
gluing it down. What was your

reaction when you saw what was going on
in the boat?

I was stunned. I was shocked. Like,
we've usually fought with our words, so

understand what Kenya's saying there.

So I never thought anything like that
would happen. Kim, what was your

to the whole thing?

Oh, my.

Right. It kind of happened so fast.

You cried. I cried after the fact.

I've never been in front of anything
like this before. I couldn't agree more.

I just turned 49 years old, and I've
never been in a physical altercation

anyone in my life. And it is an isolated
incident that will never happen again

because that's not what I do. That's
right. People that have known me for a

time, this is not going to happen. I
didn't even know we were fighting until

was over.

Candy, who did you think was to blame?

I think they both were to blame.
Obviously, I felt like you took it.

I overreacted. Yeah, you overreacted. I
definitely overreacted. But I

understood, like, when you guys were
over on the other side of the boat and

stood up and straddled you, I would have
kicked her too. Sorry.

It's once again personal space. Well,
yeah, it is. But at that moment, it

happened so fast. But, okay, so Cynthia
likes to talk with her hands. So then I

did it back to her. She didn't like it.
She caught my wrist.

And after my wrist was caught, that's
when I got up.

Okay,

but wait a minute. No, no, let me say
this. Let me say this as well. I don't

think you had any intention to come over
to straddle over me. And I didn't plan

on getting kicked? No. Right, after the
straddle.

After the hand grab.

Well,

okay, just give me a second.

Oh, will you hush?

All your little side comments. If you
want to say something, Kenya, please say

it. I'm not even interested in the blame
game, but I will say after I've removed

myself from the situation and laid down,
I don't think I was in a threatening

position at any point. So with that
said, being in the middle of a situation

where you and Kenya, you know, went from
like one to a hundred and something did

happen. You're insane. I'm sitting up
here.

You know, because we were, like, popping
off. You were saying all kind of stuff.

I was saying all kind of stuff. The
whole time I'm thinking, no, I'm not

to be laying down when you have the
advantage. Well, that's true, too, but

hand was grabbed. But why did I grab
your hand for? And I do take full

responsibility for my part in it. I wish
it had never happened. We both do.

Right, at all. But if we're going to go,
you know, what motion caused this and

that, it ended in a way that we were not
going to do that. And she grabbed your

hand because your hands were in her
face. Right. It's like, it's one thing.

think we've diagrammed. Yeah, but the
point is, that's why I grabbed your

and let you do this to my nose.

What disturbed me was when she was
sitting and Cynthia was walking away,

said, you don't want me to get up
because it's going to be something

if I get up.

You have threatened every girl on this
stage. Can you shut up? No, but that

means, okay, if I get up, I'm going to
beat your ass. You threatened to punch

in my face.

I just felt like, oh, here we go with
these threatening. And she keeps

back our incident one more time, Andy. I
mean, really.

Can we end our incident at the fact that
she pulled a grown woman's chair out

and leave it there?

Oh, well, let's get to the point of you
beating up your assistant at the finale.

Okay, let's talk about that. Let's talk
about you and the one -eyed African.

is married, honey.

Let's not go there. Let me know all the
facts.

Absolutely. Who is married, honey? He's
a preacher, honey. One -eyed African.

What? With his wife. Honey, you shut up.
A one -eyed African? I would lay all

your facts on the same floor.

It's funny. Ryan has a patch on his eye.
You were in L .A. And yes, you were in

a hotel with him. I don't even know what
you're talking about. Yes, we don't

know what I'm talking about.

Talk about you.

Always doing something that gets to
physical fighting. And so do you.

Don't pull a grown woman's chair, you
big bully. You've been into three

incidents now regarding violence. Three.
You are the one with the problem.

Marsha from Detroit, Michigan has a
question.

Portia, you acted like you were in a
gang fight when you told your mom and

Shamia what happened on the boat. Why?
You know those bruises didn't come from

Cynthia. They came from that security
guy pinning you down when you were going

ballistic. I didn't. say that all the
bruises came from Cynthia. That didn't

come out of my mouth. But I did feel
like I had been in a brawl. And Phaedra

definitely said that you talked to her
and you said you was cut and stabbed and

all kinds of stuff was going on. We had
been in an altercation. I didn't know

where you kicked me. So you had bruises
on your arms? I didn't have anything to

do with that. I had bruises here,
bruises here on my leg.

It all came from afterwards, okay?

Well, that was not clear. I had an
abdominal contusion after that. It was

definitely brought back to me like it
came back from me. Okay, well, you

apologized and now you want me to sit
here and say you didn't damage me. You

did. I had an abdominal... I'm not
saying that I didn't kick you. What I'm

saying is I didn't do any of those
things. I didn't say you did.

Well, Phaedra said you said that. Okay,
this is the thing.

Obviously, you know, y 'all were
definitely...

inebriated and drinking.

So I don't know if everything was clear,
but he was definitely bruised. He was

at the hospital.

I mean, it was, you know, I saw the
report. Well, I don't know. Maybe she

her own self up when she got that.

No, I did not do anything except kick
Forge off me. Okay, well, I got kicked.

That's a fact. I stood over you. That's
a fact. I apologize. That's also a fact.

Okay. Don't go anywhere. Lots more
questions after this.

Coming up... I wish you would open what
you know about my marriage. If you want

to go...

I am so pushing you right now.

I don't lie on my back to make some
change. Yes, you do. You need to shut

mouth, Portia, because if it's not a
dick in it, you don't even know what

saying. Oh, no.

Well, Kenya, you have struggled for
years to have a stable relationship with

your family. This season, you took on
the challenge of a family reunion. But

everyone was interested in being
reunited.

Let's see why.

I definitely want to have a family
reunion in Detroit.

I need not just you.

I need everybody.

I desperately want my mother in my life,
but my mother doesn't want me in her

life. Can you pull over right here?

This is her house. What?

I am not going back to Atlanta without
getting in touch with her.

Oh, my God.

She will never answer that door.

Hello? It's Kenya, and I want to speak
to you.

Did you see your mom? Did you talk to
her? Nobody answered.

Then I heard the lock.

Lock.

Enough is enough, Kenya.

That's my mother!

I have every right to go to her door and
knock on her door! I don't think you

do.

I do, and I did.

Let's talk about your family reunion and
the heartbreak that you suffered at

your mom's door.

I wonder if the cameras hadn't been
there, if things might have been

Absolutely not.

Have you tried to reach out with her
when cameras aren't involved? Oh,

absolutely. Even as a young child, going
to her room when she did live in my

grandmother's house and saying, I just
want you to be my friend. I don't even

have to call you my mother.

And she laughed at me and she said, I
will never be your friend.

It was so interesting to me to find out
that Aunt Lori, who's someone that we've

known for the last four seasons, that
that is your mom's sister. I didn't

realize that.

Do you understand her point, why she was
so upset that you did that?

My Aunt Lori's point? I don't think
anyone understood that point. That is my

mother. She made the choice. I
understood that if you don't want a

don't want a child. But it was the
treatment that I had a problem with. The

that you would sit in a room and your
child that you gave birth to when you're

an adult at 30, 40, 50 years old, and
that child is in front of you and you

pretend that they're not there.

That's what I have a problem with. And
that's why I had every right to go to

door.

Candy, you were so close to Mama Joyce.

What was your reaction watching?

that sequence play out.

It really nearly brought me to tears
because I was like, wow, if I was her

family, I would be mad at her mom. Like,
I would have been at the door telling

her, you need to open this door and talk
to your daughter. You know, and I just

couldn't understand why, not just her
mother not showing up, but why the

didn't have her back.

Why didn't they protect the child?

Right, exactly.

Kelvin from Ocean City, Maryland said,
Horsha, why did you say that Kenya

doesn't know how to give love since her
mom didn't love her? Don't you think

that was harsh, even considering your
history with Kenya? Just because you

a mom who loves you, you shouldn't
gloat.

Yeah, there wasn't a moment of me
gloating. That was just me kind of...

sitting back just like everybody else is
saying, why does Kenya act this way?

Why don't we ever see the softer side of
Kenya?

And people who have been close to their
parents, they are very compassionate.

And in the past, I just haven't seen
much compassion from Kenya.

I'm wondering if you were upset by that
comment that she made or you took it in

the context in which you make it. No, it
was uncalled for. My father, as you can

see, I'm the apple of his eye. He feels
like I walk on water. So I've been in

love my whole life. I just haven't
gotten love from my father. Got it.

Mr. Ray from D .C. said, Kenya, you've
said on the show that you never had a

relationship with your mom. But in a
People magazine article from May 1993,

tell a story about how your mom called
to congratulate you for winning Miss

Why would you turn her away when she
clearly tried to connect with you? No,

that's untrue. She called me because
people had done an article.

about her. She called me to tell me not
to speak to the press about her. She did

not call to congratulate me. People
Magazine did a story saying Miss USA

speak to her mother?

Yes, but they also reached out to her
directly.

Right. And she gave a quote and then she
called. I was at the Miss Universe

pageant at the time. She called and
wanted to speak to me and I picked up

phone and she said, may I speak to
Kenya? And I know her voice.

And I just said, I just froze up and I
just said, She's not here.

And then my cousin called me and said
she wanted to tell me not to speak to

press about her. I have to imagine that
she's not thrilled about all the talking

you've done about her on this show.

I can say whatever I want. I don't owe
her anything.

Right, and at this point, it's not even
about her mother. It's about Kenya. It's

not about her. I'm not trying to trash
her. I've never said anything that isn't

true about her.

Okay, moving on.

Cynthia, you and Peter struggled to keep
your marriage afloat amidst rumors of

infidelity. And unfortunately, in this
day of cell phone video, hashtags, and

retweets, everyone had a front row seat
to the drama that unfolded.

Are you serious?

Well... I saw that video, but I didn't
think it was a big deal.

This is not the first time that I heard
Peter was cheating on me. Video is just

another thing to put on the list.

Cynthia, you need to check your reckless
mouth, and you need to sit down with

your husband.

Cynthia was so concerned about my
relationship with my husband, but if

watering your own grass, she won't know
what my lawn looks like.

Talking about getting a place down
there. You cannot be okay with that.

Now that Sports 1 has opened, Peter
spends most of his time in Charlotte.

You don't want to be growing old and
lonely.

I hope that they can work through it.

I'm so proud of Cynthia. She's in the
middle of a marital crisis, but yet

being the business mogul that I know she
is. I wasn't really checking for all of

that when you came down the steps.

You can't even appreciate me, you know,
trying to be happy and feel good about

myself and make my little grand
entrance.

Don't walk away, Peter. Peter!

Peter! Peter!

After five years of marriage, I don't
have time for divorce.

There's a reason why there's divorce.

Sometimes it just don't work out. It is
not my fault.

Nobody's saying it's your fault, Peter.
This is real life stuff.

I don't even know what to say to you.

I just want to know, when did you stop
loving me?

And Peter Thomas is here all the way
from Jamaica. All the way from Jamaica.

Hi, Peter. How you doing, Andy? Great.
How are you? I'm great. So how are

with the two of you?

I think we're in a good place.

You know, we keep them busy.

Where are you spending most of your
time? In Charlotte.

Oh, you are? Yes, I am.

Well, if you're in Charlotte, why do you
think things are so great with the two

of you? Because we know where we are
right now, our age, what we have to set

ourselves up for. She's busy with, like,
three or four different brands that

she's working on. I'm busy with what I'm
doing.

Are you spending a lot of time in
Charlotte?

No, I'm not. Do you spend any time in
Charlotte?

Um, no. I mean, I have, like Peter said,
we both have our different, you know,

businesses that we're working on.

I mean, it kind of sounds like you're
separated.

It kind of sounds like we're separated,
but we're not.

I could be a soldier in the army and I'm
away from my wife for nine months and

nobody wouldn't be talking about it.

You know, like, she don't have to visit
me in Charlotte. They got like a million

people with cell phones that police my
ass every day.

So she don't need to visit me. But he
comes to Atlanta.

He comes in and out. He just doesn't get
to stay that long.

I guess you're making a joke out of it,
but, you know, there was this cell phone

video. Yeah, I know about the cell phone
video. It went viral. Everywhere I go,

they're talking about the cell phone
video.

Do you think you look kind of guilty in
that video?

I look very guilty in that video. Are
you guilty in that video? Absolutely

Cynthia, do you believe him?

Well, I know Peter.

I think if he was going to come on to
someone, I think he probably wouldn't do

it in front of everyone in a club. I
think he would be a little more

actually. Portia, you always seem like
you think that maybe Peter has something

else going on. I think a lot of things
that I don't actually say. Well, no, you

actually say that.

You know, when you put things out there,
rumors with no real facts to validate

them, regardless of whether they're true
or not, they stay around.

I didn't take it upon myself to open up
what I know about your marriage with

Peter. I wish you would open what you
know about my marriage. Well, don't push

me. Yeah, please, I'm pushing you. I am
so pushing you right now. Because I have

been disrespected by your wife. But
we're talking about me right now. Well,

weren't in it, and that's why I didn't
bring you in it.

You know, your house isn't exactly
clean. Like, you need to sweep your

first. And neither is yours. Okay. But
we've discussed that. If you're talking

about her spreading rumors, what rumors
are you talking about? The African that

bought the Rolls Royce or the multiple
married men?

No, it's not a rumor. And if you have
proof of that, then you talk about it.

Oh, whatever.

No African bought my car. I'm self -made
unlike you. I don't lie on my back to

make some change. Yes, you do. Actually,
a small piece of change.

Maybe you should get a dry piece of
change instead of a wet piece of change

that ditch.

Anyway. You need to shut your mouth,
Portia, because if it's not a dick in

you don't even know what you're saying.

Oh, girl.

Anyway.

What you talking about the one you tuck
every day before you come to work,

bitch?

Coming up.

It's all over the internet about Peter
and his women. Why did you drive him

here in your Rolls Royce, girl? Welcome
to any girl that's 19.

You need to shut your mouth, Portia,
because if it's not a dick in it, you

even know what you're saying.

Oh, girl.

No, please.

We're talking about the one you tuck
every day before you come to work,

Let her finish. Let her get it all out,
and then we'll go back to you two. Yes.

I never felt the need to attack Peter in
a way where I named anybody.

I'm not the only person on here that was
talking about the married man thing.

It's all over the Internet, and you know
it, so please stop.

Peter and his women. Okay, fine. So why
are you acting like I came for you?

Honey, and besides the Internet, it's
all over Atlanta, girl. Welcome to any

girl that's 19 years old.

Why do you drive them over here in your
Rolls Royce, girl? I don't have to go on

the Internet to find out about your
husband. Why do you bring them over here

with you? But if you want to go there,
we can. I mean, if it's that many, like,

surely somebody's going to ring my
doorbell at some point. Find out how

waitresses are getting paid, okay? And
it's full of penis.

And I can tell what I want to say. I
don't need you to correct me. I'm going

say this to you.

portion. Publish that list. All these
women that I'm sleeping with. Please put

it out there. Throw me under the bus.
Run my ass over.

Ten times.

Put it out there.

Phaedra, I got some questions for you
relating to Cynthia spreading rumors

you last year.

Peter found out that you were dating
some guy. Worry about your own husband.

Don't come at me with that.

Given what's now happened to her and
Peter this year.

Did you have any feelings about that?

Well, I try to always stay out of
people's marriages, and that's why I try

to speak on it.

I do that because I don't want them in
my business.

I don't have to be married to them. She
has to. Right. Well, here's the thing.

You know, looking back, I, you know, you
know, I regret that I brought that to

you because I know you were going
through a lot at that time. And I do

understand that it's hurtful. I have
been on the other end, so I get it.

Answer me this honestly.

Yeah. If Cynthia tomorrow left The Real
Housewives of Atlanta, do you think your

marriage would survive?

I think it would be better.

You do? Yes, absolutely.

Cynthia? I can't say for sure. I do know
that, you know, the show does not make

a marriage easier.

All right, Peter, we'll see you again
when the husbands join us.

You mean you want to see me again?

I'm just kidding.

Okay, thank you.

All right, let's switch gears.

Mommy.

Come on, little boy. Come on.

Mommy. We have a special friend here.

Hi. Hey.

You got your backpack.

Okay, you better work them cheese,
Aiden. Come here, buddy.

Come here, help me host this show. Come
here.

I got work for you to do. Come here.
Yeah.

Okay, come here. You hold my cards.

Okay, so say, Ms.

Sharae. Ms.

Sharae? Yeah. Are you wearing sheep by
Sharae? Are you wearing sheep by Sharae?

Not today.

Not today?

Okay. Ms. Candy?

Huh?

How is Ace doing?

Oh, Ace is doing so good.

I wish he was here right now.

Mommy? Yes, baby?

Why are you here?

Why am I here? He wants to know.

Oh, when are you going home?

He wants to know. All right, buddy, time
to go have your dinner.

Bye. Bye.

Bye.

Bye. See you at home.

Bye, Aiden. Oh, my God. He's going to be
tall.

Well, Phaedra, life may have thrown you
a curveball last year when your husband

Apollo was incarcerated for fraud.

But this season, like Stella, you've
been doing your best to get your groove

back. Take a look.

So how is it being by yourself trying to
do everything now? Well, it's a lot of

moving parts.

Apollo's been gone right at a year now.
And finally, we're transitioning and

getting in the swing of things. But at
the end of the day, we have two kids.

Kids first.

Come on.

Okay. I'm glad that I'm here so that I
can cherish these moments. Mommy never

thought you'd keep growing up to be a
big boy, not my little baby anymore.

I'm still going to be a baby.

Oh, you always have been my baby.

Where's the college from? An inmate at
Confederate Prison.

Aiden's right here. Hold on. My mommy
said that you wasn't being haved in

school. I don't like getting bad reports
on you.

It's only so much parenting you can do
while being incarcerated.

I think I'm ready for us to go ahead and
move forward with the divorce.

We've talked about you taking the
children to prison.

I'm not going to put them in a room
where molesters and all kinds of crazy

folks.

Y 'all have made so many comments about
my decisions about whether I'm going to

take my children to visit. I think it's
quite inappropriate.

If he was really interested in seeing
them, he would have been at home being a

dad, right?

For everyone that has had such a strong
opinion about what I should do for my

children, unless you live in my house, I
could give a rat.

We're headed to Fort Dix. This will be
the first time I've seen Apollo.

When I brought up the divorce, he said
that he

did not want a divorce.

I see myself happy again, and I see
myself divorced.

Okay, lots to talk about. Tell me what
happened when you went to the prison for

the visit. How did the boys respond to
seeing their dad?

You know, they were both excited. I
thought it would be more emotional, but

wasn't as emotional as I thought it
would be. Was Apollo appreciative of you

bringing the boys?

Yeah, I think he was really happy to see
us. Happy to see you?

Yeah, he asked me to come back alone.

Oh, really?

For a conjugal visit?

No, I don't think, I don't know if it's
allowed there.

Okay.

Did you consider it?

No, I didn't.

What is the status of your divorce? I
have to think you discussed that a

bit. Yes, we did.

It's in process. It's been filed,
obviously, so.

But you said when you left that he made
a comment. Yeah, he doesn't want to be

divorced.

So, but, you know.

It will happen. Will the boys want to go
back?

I don't know. I will definitely ask
them.

You know, after about an hour, you know,
they were pretty much ready to go. But

we couldn't leave because they don't,
you know, let people out from visitation

but at, you know, specified time. So,
you know, it was interesting.

And, of course, some inappropriate
things happened while we were in the

visitation with other people visiting.

And so as a mother, I guess. Like what?

someone had their hands in someone
else's pants.

A little masturbation.

So that, you know, to explain that to
your children is a little odd as well

because they're at an age where they
didn't understand what was going on, but

was a lot going on on the back road.

I mean, I'm glad that that's behind me
so everyone can stay out of that and

asking questions about it and having
their opinions about what I should do

they don't pay any of my bills and they
don't even check on my kids. Who are you

talking about?

Coming up... I never said that I felt
threatened by the gentleman.

I don't think it was that aggressive.
You're always trying to make me the

scapegoat out of every situation.

I mean, I'm glad that that's behind me
so everyone can stay out of that and

asking questions about it and having
their opinions about what I should do

they don't pay any of my bills and they
don't even check on my kids.

Who are you talking about?

Everybody that had something to say
about whether I was going to visit or

which was a lot of people on this couch.
Not you, baby, because you weren't

here. But, you know, everybody had such
a big opinion.

Candy had an opinion. I mean, a lot of
the guys had an opinion. Everyone, oh,

she doesn't let him talk to him. And
those things weren't even true. And that

was obviously shown on television
because I talked to him any time he

Any time he emails, I email him back. I
put money on his books. I have been very

good to Apollo, even though he has been
quite the opposite to me.

She just took a dig at me.

So I have to address it. I wasn't even
going to make a statement about it. No,

have not reached out about, you know,
seeing the kids or anything like that

because she and I haven't even been in a
good place, obviously, since he went

away. Even though it's up to her what
she does, when I did see the kids come

from their visit, I felt like it was sad
that Dylan doesn't even know his dad.

Do you respect the idea that what she's
been saying consistently is she

doesn't want him to know someone who is
locked behind bars?

But guess what? He ain't going to be
there forever. So eventually he's going

come home. And then you're going to have
to deal with that if you don't. Then

when Dylan is six, then you're going to
be dealing with Apollo trying to have a

relationship. You know, all that's
starting over. That's going to be drama.

You know, Dylan's going to be feeling
weird because he's like, who is this

But this is the thing, Candy. Apollo
made the decisions he made. Right. And

you choose to go out and do something
that will take you away from your

children, you have to realize that you
made a choice. Yes, he made his choices.

But you chose to be with him.

And that's just me. You asked me what I
would do with mine. Now, I'm not telling

her what to do with hers.

But at the same time...

If I'm cool with you, if we're friends,
I have to be honest with you with the

pros and the cons, Phaedra. I can't just
tell you everything you want to hear

how you want to hear it. And I never
asked you to, but what I have said to

is when people have asked me to make
opinions about things that I knew that

were sensitive about, I never did that.
Because I stay out of people's business.

You've said that you've been kind of
disappointed or surprised that the men

haven't stepped up to help out with the
boys.

Mm -hmm.

Talk to me about that.

It's been people on our production crew
that have visited.

And Greg Leakes has offered, like, you
know, if you ever need a male role

you know, call me. I'll, you know, be
there. I thought of Chris.

Oh, yeah, and Chris.

But as far as, like, the guys he was
hanging out with and they were supposed

be his, you know, great friends when he
was running around and doing what he was

doing, none of them have ever, like,
said, are the kids okay? You know, just

males. Okay, let me jump in right quick.

You know, we just kind of got back.

Cool. So when all that stuff was going
on with you and Apollo, I didn't feel

like at that time you would have let us
do anything with the kids.

Now, I will say since then, we are in a
better space.

I know that I have definitely let you
know that if you ever need me to do

anything for the kids, that I am here
for you.

And you have, yeah.

Susan from New York, now that Apollo's
imprisoned and you're filing for

when will you start dating?

When my divorce is final.

As my mother told you at Watch What
Happens Live.

I got to tell you something.

The moment when you were driving Aiden
to school, and he said, will

I always be your little baby?

I mean, it just killed me. It killed me,
too. Of course it did. Tell me about

your relationship.

My relationship is special with both of
my boys because they're the best thing

that happened to me. But, of course, you
know, Aiden has been through a lot with

this Apollo situation.

And you always see your child as a baby.

And so when that first milestone happens
and you take him to school and he's

saying this, and I'm like, oh, my God,
I'm crying. I'm trying to keep it

together because I know that one day
he'll be graduating from college, you

and I know it's so many.

milestones kids go through but in your
heart you want to protect them and you

want them to always be your baby and so
for my child to say he was afraid it

broke my heart well you're doing a good
job

he's a good boy all right we'll be right
back

coming up He had a problem, and we did
find out later that he had had a

gunfight. You wanted him there. You
liked him. Shut the hell up. I didn't

that boy. You didn't like him? Oh, bye.

We're back with the Real Housewives of
Atlanta.

Demetra from Brooklyn said, Portia,
you're always on Kenya's back about her

relationships, but what about Oliver and
Duke? Neither of them seem to be your

real boyfriends.

Now you can come in for a kiss.

I do.

Hello, Oliver.

Rico suave.

What's up with you and Oliver, your
Latin lover?

Yeah, so Oliver and I, we're not in a
relationship, but we do speak every

day. Like, just now when I was in L .A.,
I talked to him the most about what was

going on at the Apprentice. So, you
know, I've dealt with a crappy guy, you

know, and I was with him for a while.

So with Oliver, I was just kind of
playing it cool.

But, like, I love hard. I'm a, you know,
hopeless romantic.

Well, when former enemies turned
frenemies Kenya and Portia planned a

getaway, the only thing on the agenda
was fun and sun.

That is, until uninvited guests crashed
the party and the turn -up took a very

unexpected turn for the worst.

Hello, ladies!

Yes, Miami, here we come!

I don't know if I want to cover my eyes
or look at the donkey.

Who told you that she said she didn't
like you?

I gave her the information, that's all.
There's a difference between information

and instigation.

Are you talking to me? I'm sorry.

Yes, McGlynn girl, yes!

Congrats, sweetheart.

Thanks.

I'm a pregnant woman, you snapping at
me? I'm not trying to play with any

-ass victims here on the bush.

He might be crazy.

I just want you to leave.

You're shaking

a hornet's nest and then going to be
surprised when a whole bunch of hornets

come out at you. We have to be careful
about labeling. Labeling our boys in

particular because they're already
endangered species.

She's like any white woman in suburbia
that becomes afraid.

That could be our kid, you know what I'm
saying?

All the white women in suburbia got all
hot and bothered about that comment, by

the way. Did you see that on Twitter?

I did. Do you have a message for the
white women in suburbia? All of my

are white women from suburbia, so I'm
very familiar with white women from

suburbia. I was trying to make the point
that sometimes white people have

this... Fear of us, that is not even
substantiated. But when we start

our own people saying, ooh, you have a
hoodie on, or ooh, he's a black man, so

he's dangerous, ooh, he's trying to do
something to me, we're doing a

to our culture. And who did you think
was doing that?

Kenya.

Crystal from Charleston, West Virginia
said, Phaedra, I know you did not

Glenn to Mike Brown. These women want to
villainize Kenya so bad.

Portia, you come from a long line of
black leaders. Do you agree with Phaedra

and Sharae's comparison?

I believe in the stereotype.

I believe in the message she was trying
to convey at the moment.

Everyone who watched that footage
thought that you were out of line.

In fact, the president of Black Lives
Matter tweeted you saying that it was

inappropriate to relate the two. So you
think that always trying to make me the

scapegoat out of every situation, you
think it's cool, you think it's fun, but

you really made an ass of yourself.

No, I didn't, sweetheart. Yeah, you did.
You made yourself look bad because you

tried to make this Ferguson for your
political platform.

I don't need to have political
background, because I do what I am

politically. What do you do for the
community? I know you don't tell your

What do you do for the community?

If they're at a party, and they come in
calling people bitches and acting very

aggressively toward women, are you going
to tell your boys that it's OK? Because

if you do, they'll end up in jail, too.

First of all, I did not say.

I want to know who found the guys
threatening in this group.

Candy, you did.

No, I didn't find him threatening. I
didn't have a personal incident with

Sharae, you did not. I mean, if you
watch the show. Are you kidding me?

I don't think it was that aggressive.

Let me ask Kim this. Let me ask you
this. Both you and Candy told Kenya you

threatened with him around.

Why did you put it on her?

I never said that I felt threatened by
the gentleman, so I don't know where

that's coming from.

You said she poked a hornet's nest.

Exactly. You said she poked a hornet's
nest. Yes, I did.

But I didn't find him to be aggressive,
like what you were saying.

So at that point... Wait, hold on.

So me and you were sitting next to each
other, and he said to me whatever about,

I don't want you. I don't want nothing
from you. I don't want nothing from you.

You didn't feel like that was crazy? I
didn't feel like it was crazy. I felt

like it was awkward. But I still didn't
have the same take on the aggression and

that sort of thing.

When Kenya came over to say, I'm going
to ask him to leave, I felt like, why

ask security to ask him to leave? That
was my one. That was my question.

Listen, I first went to Tammy because I
did not feel it was appropriate for me

to go directly to him. And so I went to
Tammy, who was drinking heavily, and she

was very inebriated. And so I asked her,
can you ask your nephew to leave?

And she did.

But, you know, again, for these girls to
judge me and say, oh, I stirred a

hornet's nest. First of all, I wish I
would have someone in my life, a man

I know, a man I don't know, be that
nasty. and aggressive toward women, OK?

had a problem. And we did find out later
that he had had a gunfight, got shot in

the leg just maybe a week after that.
And he had also been in trouble in the

for aggressive behavior.

So my instincts were right.

Well, let's be clear. Who invited him to
the house?

This has been like a great dinner.

Body shots were later at the house.

Tammy, invite him to the house. We're
going to go back to the house.

You wanted him there. You liked him.
What does that have to do with anything?

Shut the hell up. I didn't like that
boy. You didn't like him?

Don't start.

That is your problem.

You're always trying to throw me under
the bus. Did you invite him to the

You invited Tammy and her nephews there.
Yes, I did. You wanted him, and he

didn't want you. Yeah. You wanted him,
and he didn't want you. Oh, shut the

up, Phaedra. You are always trying to
pay me as this wanton hussy. I'm not.

liked him. I was cordial to everybody
there. I didn't like that man.

None of us said invite the guys to the
house. Right. Well, she invited all of

them, not just him. I know, but if we
want to check my MO, then maybe we

check him before we bring him to the
house.

Coming up.

He should never have started throwing up
gang signs, calling her all kind of

bitches, and like he was going to do
something to her. It shouldn't have

happened. Why y 'all buying y 'all song
now?

All right, let me ask this question.
Tish from Baton Rouge, Louisiana said,

ladies are always trying to blame Kenya
for everything. Once you got

clarification from Candy that Glenn was
rude to her,

everything seemed to be okay. Why didn't
the other ladies believe Kenya when she

said she felt threatened?

number one i don't think anybody up here
has an issue with whether she was

uncomfortable we actually saw on footage
tammy was standing there telling him

you have to leave and all of a sudden
and Kenya walks up like, yeah, you got

go. Well, then it just... That's not
what happened. You know, we asked why.

We said, and I understand what
everybody's saying, but at the end of

even if she did, it still doesn't give
him the right to turn around and be

look here, little bitch, and come up to
her aggressively. No, it totally didn't

give him that right. But you just said
it did, like it was okay. We have

security, and security couldn't have
done it. You kept pushing him until you

a reaction.

He's a man.

He's never supposed to... turn around.
Like, she didn't slap him.

She didn't hit him. She didn't even call
him out.

name. So y 'all are just pacifying it
like he just didn't do anything, and I

cannot believe y 'all acting like that
was okay. Because it was me.

Because it was me. Oh, it was Kenya, so
it's okay.

Just simply tell security to have him
leave. But here's the thing. We all

with that. But here's the thing. In that
exact same situation, in that exact

same situation, had it been Candy or
anybody else that went up to the boy and

asked him to leave, it would not have
been an issue, and would nobody have

stirring nothing up. It just was all
because at the end of the day, any time

Kenya

I just want y 'all to understand, like,
at the end of the day, can you do some

crazy stuff? But in this situation, no,
I wasn't with y 'all early in the day on

the boat. But even watching it back, you
have to say, that dude was saying some

crazy stuff. Right.

Not just about her, about everybody.

And regardless of whether you like Kenya
or not, regardless of whether she

should have said anything else as he was
walking out the door, he should never

have aggressively turned around, started
throwing up gang signs, calling her all

kind of bitches, and like he was going
to do something to her.

And he was. It shouldn't have happened.

Why y 'all buying y 'all song now?

Next week, the reunion concludes.

Oh, my God. I know how much you love a
joke.

I want to make sure I give you guys a
body.

Yeah.

You don't wear a thong and roll your
booty around in the circle and clap,

clap. Girl, you don't know what I'm
like. Kim Fields was a thot.

You've been in three altercations.

I haven't argued with everybody, and
I've not touched anybody.

Go figure that out. Well, you have.

Didn't you choke somebody?

And sparks fly when the men hit the
couch.

Todd, did you think that Phaedra had
called the feds? Yeah. You were running

around with my husband drinking.

You know so much about what Todd is
doing, but Apollo was in your house and

didn't know what the f*** he was doing?

Get out of here.

Kenya, who are our mutual friends that
call me Chrissy? Google yourself and

out. Who calls me Chrissy? She just
answered your question.

I'm talking to Kenya, son. But I'm
talking directly to you, son.

I didn't make up the rumor. You used
your years in Hollywood.

To try to validate what you were saying.
I never lied.

Please play the paper.

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