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This is unexpected.

And so considerate of Lynette.

She called to see how I was doing,

and I invited her here because I could tell by her voice

that she needed someone to talk to.

I was a total wreck.

Baby, listen, I am so lucky to have you by my side

and support me during my time of need,

-but poor Lynette has no one. -LYNETTE: Yeah.

I mean, I called to comfort Hayley,

and she ended up comforting me.

No offense, Lynette, why are you so upset?

-Hayley was the victim. -Hey.

-Oh, I w... -Don't be that way, okay?

The mugging was just as traumatic for Lynette

as it was for me.

-[Lynette grunts] -[Hayley shrieks]

BILL: Sweetheart, you were the one

who was actually robbed and injured.

I would never compare what happened to me

with how much Hayley suffered.

I mean, I wish that I could have done something more to help.

Looking at Hayley's poor little face,

I can't do anything but just blame myself, Bill.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, if you hadn't been there

to see what was going on and got that attacker to run off,

God knows what else might have happened.

Yeah, and there's nothing you could have done

to stop that violent criminal from attacking me.

He'd have just hurt you, too,

-and we both would have been terribly injured. -BILL: Right, right.

And if you hadn't gotten Hayley to the hospital right away,

-she'd be in much worse condition. -Yeah.

And I'm sure

Hayley would have done the exact same thing for me.

You know, us women-- we have to take care of each other.

[gasps]

Where are you going all bundled up like that?

I will be right back.

No. Not when Tatum and the fashion press

are arriving any minute now for the live stream

announcing your triumphant return to modelling,

and your new role as the face of Tatum's fashion line.

Plus, convincing a reporter from Eye on Fashion

to cover what I only hinted at was a new direction

for you and our agency was a real coup.

I have no doubt, but I have to do something first.

No, no, no, whatever it is can wait.

No, it can't.

Because if I don't take care of this,

I will have to call the announcement,

the live stream, the modeling, all of it off.

♪ ♪

I am so pleased that you could come

and help me with Samantha's cotillion prep.

Well, now that Chelsea is not running off to Denmark

and throwing our business into chaos, I can breathe again.

Besides, cotillion was such a fun time for me.

I am happy for the chance to experience it again

without the stress of trying to find an appropriate escort

or competing to be the platinum debutante.

Well, I'm just glad I have backup.

As much as I wish and hope otherwise,

there will be days when I may not be up to the task.

Well, whatever you need, I am happy to do it,

whether it's for cotillion or anything else.

Shoot, I'll even step in and perform

with the Articulettes if necessary.

Now that I'd like to see.

-Wouldn't we all? -Mm. I've been trying

to get your grandmother to take it easy.

In fact, if she'd let me,

I would take a few items off her plate all together.

I'm fine, and I will rest when I'm...

When I'm tired.

ANDRE: Hey, how's it going,

-Uncle Ted? -Hey.

Quite well. In fact, I think you'd be proud of me.

Why? What happened?

Uh, I resisted the urge to be judgmental

about the changes Nicole is making.

Okay. So is she having her house renovated?

More like life.

My ex-wife has decided

to cast aside the classic, professional wardrobe

for a sexier look.

And since when did you become the fashion police?

Well, clothing choices aren't the only thing that's changed.

Apparently, she's so happy being single

that instead of dating Carlton exclusively...

Mm-hmm.

...she is dating both him and Kial,

the guy she brought to WinterFest?

So it sounds to me like

the Dupree sisters have swapped roles.

Yeah, With Dani embracing commitment,

but Nicole avoiding it.

I said all of the right things.

Said I respect her right to live life by her own terms.

I hope you didn't put it that way.

Hey, man, look, it's-it's a tough

and big adjustment, seeing the new and improved Nicole...

-Mm. -...on a regular basis.

Why would you be worried about what your ex is doing,

when you should be giving your energy

to that new fine nurse that you're with right now?

[indistinct announcement over P.A.]

[knocking]

-Carlton. -Hope I'm not interrupting.

Of course not. Come in.

Oh, so how's your day going?

Busy, but I like it that way.

Good, because I'm about to make it a lot busier.

-Do tell. -I had a lipo consult with a patient,

but I'm concerned that she might be suffering

from body dysmorphia.

You think you can find some time to meet with her?

Of course. I'd be happy to.

Thank you.

I'm glad everything is okay between us.

I wasn't sure after our run-in at Uptown.

Oh, seeing you with Kial at Uptown was a surprise,

but... I'm not afraid of a little competition.

[knocking]

Nicole? Hi.

Will Friday work for the next meeting

of the resident selection committee?

Okay, so you're willing

to accommodate Nicole's schedule

while giving zero consideration to my needs?

Carlton, what's wrong?

I can only assume this is about the OR assignment.

You mean reassignment?

I've been informed that you've made your displeasure know.

Well, if you had answered with my call...

I was meeting with a patient's family.

As chief of staff, I...

Lia, you really need a better scheduling system.

I booked OR3 not only because it is perfectly suited

to that particular procedure,

but the nurse that is assigned to that room is second to none.

Hmm. Unfortunately, it also happens

to be the only operating room

that is big enough to accommodate the staff

and equipment for a kidney transplant.

It sounds like you got bumped for an emergency surgery,

which happens all the time.

It's a question of surgical priority.

Oh. So plastic and reconstructive surgeries

have no priority here?

Although they're just as important

as every other surgery that's performed,

not to mention the amount of revenue

that our practice generates for this hospital.

Nicole, can you please talk him down?

Me?

You seem to have a great deal of influence

with Carlton these days.

-I hope she is not implying... -[door closes]

She was.

It's no secret that we've been dating.

I don't like the implication

that our chief of staff is monitoring my personal life.

Well, then you better keep your Valentine's Day plans secret,

whatever they may be.

I am leaving my options open.

As well you should.

You?

I am keeping my options open... as well.

So if I don't see you between now and then...

...Happy Valentine's Day.

TED: I'm concerned

because Nicole is the mother of my children,

not because I want her back.

But why are you so triggered by her making some changes

in her looks and having some fun, man, like...

just like any other person would who's newly single?

Didn't she ever just cut loose when you guys were married?

-Oh, she did often. -Right?

When we first got together in Maui, Nicole was... electric.

I mean, I attributed it to the island atmosphere.

-Mm. -But she had that same free spirit

when we got back to the mainland.

So it sounds like the sisters had more in common

than I thought.

-Mm. -What changed?

I mean, not one thing changed.

I mean, our careers became all-consuming.

Nicole got involved in charity work.

Having a toddler, fertility issues

kind of killed the romance for a while.

And ultimately ended up killing the marriage?

But you didn't know that then.

After we had Kat, our little miracle,

things did get better, but we weren't the same people.

I thought she'd changed, but seeing her like this,

maybe I'm the one that changed, 'cause I stopped being able

to bring that side out of her, you know?

And now you're acting just like Bill.

-I'm not that bad. -It's the same playbook.

You have an incredible woman, but you can't stop looking

-at what else is out there. -Mm.

You did it with Leslie, and now you're with Shanice,

and you're looking back at Nicole.

-I should stop, huh? -Yeah, you should.

Uncle Ted, Nicole was who she needed and wanted to be

when you guys were together.

And now she's just trying something different.

You should do the same.

Stop living back there, man.

You need to focus on what and who you want right now.

LYNETTE: I'm so sorry.

I just have nightmares

every time I think about that mugging,

and then I just bolt awake.

HAYLEY: Oh, you poor thing.

Bill, we have to do something to help her.

Yeah, of course.

Um, Lynette, I'd be happy to pay for a therapist

to help you work through your trauma.

Therapy? But that would just take so long.

It doesn't have to be.

I already called Nicole about getting counseling for you.

We should be able to find someone for you just as quickly.

Bill, there is no way in hell

that I'm sharing my deepest fears

and feelings with your ex's sister.

Oh, of course not, babe. I know that.

Nicole wouldn't counsel someone that she already knows anyway.

I asked her for a referral.

Oh. Okay, well...

-Wow. That was very thoughtful. -LYNETTE: Yeah.

But what I think would help me most

is knowing that Lynette feels safe.

You should get her a room here in the hotel.

Oh, that would be so kind.

How would a change of location help Lynette?

Will a different bed get rid of her nightmares?

Don't forget, the mugger saw her, too.

He might think she can identify him.

Yeah. I mean, that's terrifying

to know that that monster is still out there looking for me.

Yeah, and isn't your motel in a sketchy neighborhood?

It is.

And, well, Bill, I...

I know that you've already done so much for me.

I'd hate to ask, but I would feel so much better

knowing that I was in a more secure place.

And I'd feel better knowing

that the person who helped save me was safe.

All right. I'll go talk to the front desk.

Samantha has scheduled her second fitting, hasn't she?

Yes, but Tyrell hasn't even found his tux yet.

Wha...? But he was so excited

about getting a new, more grown-up tuxedo.

Well, apparently, every time Smitty and Martin are available

to go shopping, Tyrell has a chess match

or a practice or something like that.

Don't worry. I'm on it.

All right. Just let me know if I need to talk to someone.

Okay,, I will.

You know, it's kind of funny

how half the Dupree women did cotillion to a hilt,

and the other half skipped it all together.

Gran, do you ever regret not being a debutante?

I had never heard of a cotillion growing up in Chicago,

and back then I was so focused on singing,

I probably wouldn't have seen the point

of etiquette classes and ballroom dance lessons.

But now I am aware of the professional

and social doors the cotillion opens for young women.

Mm.

Uh, and here another member

of the non-cotillion club has arrived.

Some might say a founding member.

-Oh. -[laughter]

Dani says she has something she has to ask us.

Oh, should I leave and give you guys some privacy?

Oh, no, please don't. I'm glad you're here.

I would love your input.

Should we all be seated for this?

I hope what I have to say won't upset you.

Hey, thanks for the heads up

about Carlton's OR assignment concern.

Well, just doing my part

to keep everything around here running smoothly.

-Hmm. -I try to handle most things myself,

but there are a few things in this hospital

that are above my pay grade.

But not mine.

Together, we're an unbeatable team.

If there's anything else I need to know,

I'm sure you'll be in touch.

You know it. Any time, Lia.

-Oh. -Mm-hmm.

That was a long lunch.

I had to take care of something very important.

You did not get me another gift.

It is a follow-up to our now confirmed Valentine's Day plans.

-Oh. Well, thanks. -Mm. Mm-hmm.

I'll open it when my shift is over.

No, no, no, no, no. Please... open it now.

Oh.

Pretty box.

Ted.

I... I can't accept this.

Something this elegant wouldn't even look right in my closet.

But it will look beautiful on you.

And it would be your gift to me to see you in it.

Well, if you put it that way...

-Thank you. -You're very welcome.

That was like old times, teaming up to work a mark.

Maybe next time, we can get Bill to buy me a house...

behind the gates. [laughs, snaps fingers]

There will not be a next time

because my husband is not your mark.

Oh, girl, when did you used to be so selfish?

"Share and share alike" was our motto.

The whole point of this little fight club was

to get Bill's attention back on me.

Which it is.

So, you're welcome.

Lynette, look, I'm just saying, if you keep making demands,

Bill would get suspicious, which helps no one.

I get it.

What's the first rule about fight club?

You don't talk about fight club.

And that's a good thing that I would never violate that rule.

Because there are so many things I could talk about.

-Where's Dani? -Oh, she just had

-to, uh, take care of something. -Now?

The press will be here any minute.

What could possibly be more important than this?

-Dani is a total pro. -Who is not here.

She's got me wondering if the volatile woman

who nearly shot her ex-husband at his wedding

is the real Dani after all.

Tatum, please do not worry.

No weapons will be discharged tonight.

You have to remember, my dear,

that Dani is from the supermodel generation when divas ruled.

They... they live for the drama.

They show up when they want to show up,

and that is why the public loves them.

Mm-hmm. Well, I...

love people who are on time.

I'm afraid that I have some unfinished business

from my marriage to Bill.

Oh, please tell me you're not still hung up on that man.

You and Andre have a wonderful, healthy marriage.

Please don't throw all that away

over some.. lingering attraction.

Oh, no, no, no, it's-it's nothing like that.

I-I love Andre, and-and more importantly,

I love our life together and myself with him.

-This is not about that. -Then what is it about?

Well, you all know that I left modeling for Bill,

and, and I said that I wanted to return.

So I just signed a deal

with the designer Tatum Stewart

to be the spokesperson for her line.

And it's being announced today.

-The Tatum Stewart? -Mm.

Aunt Dani, please tell her

ChelseaKat would love to collaborate with her.

I can get you a pitch deck.

I will, I will.

That is, if I go through with it.

Well, why wouldn't you?

You are going through so much right now, Mother,

and I do not want my return to the public eye to add to that.

I-I know that in the past, my choices

and my public visibility have been, well, taxing.

And so...

That was when you were feeling healthy and strong.

I-I want to make sure that you approve.

Well, it's very nice of you to ask, but why now?

I think it only sank in this morning as I was getting ready

that this is really happening.

You know, in this business, so much falls through.

And it doesn't have to happen, either.

You say the word, and I will tear up that contract.

Don't you dare.

It is about time you got back

some of what you gave up for Bill.

By all means.

Duprees don't like leaving things unfinished.

You go out there, and you take that fashion world by storm.

So I made reservations at Heming's Bistro.

-Okay. I've read about that place. -Mm-hmm.

They have a real Michelin star.

They have a course called Chocotherapy.

And I know how you like your chocolate.

Mm-hmm. It must have been hard to get a reservation

on Valentine's Day.

Ah, they know me there.

Are you trying to spoil me?

Every chance I get.

[both laugh]

[clears throat] Hello, Nicole.

That is a lovely dress,

and you will look beautiful in it, Shanice.

Thank you.

My Valentine's Day plans don't involve dinner

at Heming's Bistro,

so your date will not be interrupted by your ex.

-TED: Hmm. -I hope the two of you have a wonderful time.

Thank you, and I hope you and...

whoever your date might be enjoy the holiday, as well.

I plan on it.

-If you'll excuse me, I have a meeting. -SHANICE: Mm.

Okay.

[Ted and Shanice speaking low, indistinctly]

Listen, don't play with me. I'm not...

-Here you go, Lynette. -LYNETTE: Oh.

Room 316.

-Thank you. -I'm sorry

you won't have much of a view on the third floor.

Oh, it's okay.

All I care about is relaxing,

and hopefully, I'll be able to get some sleep.

Well, if you need anything,

we're just one elevator ride away.

Okay. Well, thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton.

I really appreciate it.

I appreciate what you did, babe.

Yeah, that wasn't for her. I did that for you.

And once the police find that mugger,

I think it's a good idea for you

to keep your distance from Lynette.

But how can I do that? I mean,

how can I turn my back on someone who helped me?

Look, babe, I know she helped you,

and she's going to milk that help for everything she can get.

-You really think so? -Yes.

I know from experience

that white-collar criminals just like Lynette can be just as,

if not more manipulative and ruthless

than the most violent felons,

and I don't want to see her take advantage of you.

Oh. I love how protective you are.

Mmm. Mm, mm, mm.

Oh.

She looks amazing.

Now please go on, have some champagne.

I wouldn't want the press left thirsty.

Thanks. And this place is awesome.

Dani Dupree really knows how to live.

She certainly does.

And please feel free to report that.

No thanks.

On second thought, I'll need this

to choke down the hype you're peddling

about this new direction.

I think it promises to be interesting.

I assure you

that you and Eye on Fashion will not be disappointed.

I hope not,

because so much of what your agency has done so far

seems to have fizzled out.

We have signed some intriguing new faces lately.

No major new talent, though.

-So, why are we here? -DANI: Oh, hello, hello.

Everybody, welcome to my home.

Please enjoy some champagne.

Make yourselves comfortable

and settling in because...

the fun has only just begun.

[Dani laughs]

On your way out of town?

Just the opposite.

I'm moving on up...

to a luxury hotel room courtesy of Hayley and her hubby.

Just think of it as...

my reward for saving Hayley from that vicious street attack.

This city really needs to do something

to improve his public safety,

like locking you up for a start.

Randy, I'm sure

I have no idea what you're talking about.

I may have peeped your handiwork on Hayley's face earlier,

and, man, you can really throw those hands.

You know, if you'd have been an MMA fighter,

you wouldn't need to be sponging off of Bill.

So, where did you learn to brawl like that?

My ex. He owned a boxing gym.

Yeah, I figured. Did you bankrupt him?

No. Wait.

You burned the place to the ground

for the insurance money.

Randy, why are you so determined

to see the worst of me?

Because, Miss Wise, I know you.

You've been scamming boys out of their toys since grade school.

Okay, and so has Hayley.

But you see, she's turned her life around.

I mean, she married a top-tier lawyer.

She lives in a jaw-dropping mansion.

She's a member of the country club

of country clubs of the DMV.

She's downright respectable.

So why is it so hard for you to believe that...

I haven't changed, too?

Hey, listen, I think you're wrong about Lynette.

She helped me when there was nothing in it for her.

Every time I see what that punk did to your face...

You know, I'm going to put in another call to Elon

and see if the department's making any progress

on finding him.

They must have much more important cases

than a simple mugging.

Nothing's more important than finding the man

who hurt my wife.

I've done enough favors for Elon.

He owes it to me to prioritize this.

What's wrong?

Oh, no, I'm not sure.

Dani was just tagged in a live stream.

Uh, look, excuse me, baby.

I need to see what this is about.

It might affect Naomi and Chelsea.

Mm-hmm.

I didn't realize you had an alert set up for Dani.

Why am I not surprised?

Aunt Dani's live stream is about to start.

I texted Chelsea. She's watching, too.

Mm-hmm. I wish I could be there in person,

but I am mindful of drawing unwanted press.

Well, if you shared your story,

it could inspire a lot of women to schedule mammograms.

ANITA: Well, maybe I'll be ready to do that

-one day, but not now. -Mm.

And the last thing I want to do is pull focus

from Dani during her big reveal.

You would not believe the chaos

that's happening at the hospital,

and it's probably my fault for not thinking through

what would happen working in the same space as my ex-husband...

Hey, Mom, want to hear all about it,

but I think you'll want to see what Aunt Dani's been up to.

Dani Dupree here.

I've invited the media and everyone watching on live stream

here to show you the future of fashion.

Surprise. It's me.

Now, if you think you know me

and the Dupree/Curtis

Modeling Agency, prepare

to be dazzled and amazed.

This face,

which has launched thousands of magazine covers,

is now the new face of Tatum Stewart's line,

and together, we expect

to revolutionize the fashion world.

Any questions?

-Yes. -I'm from Eye on Fashion.

My favorite industry publication.

Always a pleasure to hear.

Tell us, why have you decided to return to modeling?

Two words-- Tatum Stewart.

Tatum delivers what women actually crave.

Chic, sophisticated, one-of-a-kind looks

that you can wear to dinner, to the office,

anywhere real life takes you.

She's describing my vision so well.

Of course she is.

There's a great big brain behind that gorgeous face.

And she does her research.

What impact will your years as a manager and agent have

on your move back in front of the cameras?

To start, I'm paying myself ten percent off the top.

But seriously, my experience behind the camera enables me

to be a better advocate and negotiator.

-For yourself? -And for others.

Like our Dupree/Curtis Modelling Agency clients.

Yes, things have changed

since decades ago when you started out.

But since you brought it up,

let's address the elephant in the room.

You're a full generation older than the current crop of models

on the scene.

In fact, your own daughter was one of them until recently.

Yeah, Chelsea Hamilton was and is a rock star,

and we made a great team.

Your question?

Well, aren't you nervous about competing with women

in their teens and twenties?

I mean, surely, you have great DNA,

but even you aren't immune to aging.

Let me ask, do you really think

America will find a model with stretch marks

and crow's-feet aspirational?

It takes a lot of nerve for a man

to walk into a woman's home, drink her champagne

and then imply that she's washed up.

Your words, not mine. May I quote them?

Quote this.

Maturity is my greatest asset as a model,

along with my incredible abs.

You can't claim your body or your face...

My body is not the same as it was when I was 19.

It is the body of a woman

who has brought two amazing daughters

into this world.

And that is relatable to every woman,

every mother who wants to wear beautiful,

sexy clothes and not be limited to mom jeans.

And as for my face,

these are laugh lines,

proof of a life lived with joy and, yes, some pain.

And I don't think that those are flaws to be hidden.

They're mine to own.

MALE REPORTER: And your new, younger husband...

Is a wonderful man, whom I love.

[whispering]: I love you.

Yes,

I am a mature woman,

like every one of Tatum's customers.

I think women will welcome seeing someone their age

modeling clothes they truly want to wear.

Pieces that they can afford

because of their own hard work and accomplishments.

And because of the life that I have lived...

...I can say honestly

that I have never felt more beautiful

than I do today.

-Tell 'em, Sissy. -Mm-hmm.

Oh, there's something special

about seeing Aunt Dani take her place in front of the camera.

She was just glowing.

I am so proud of her for taking a risk

and going after what she wants.

Yeah, there's a lot of that going around in this family,

and I suspect that's what you came to talk about.

Oh, I think this is my cue to leave.

Yeah, mine, as well.

Kat, before you go?

Yes, Granddad?

Uh...

I could be wrong,

but I get the feeling

that after watching

the live stream,

you weren't so excited about your aunt's latest venture.

I am. I, um... I really am.

Tell me about it.

It's just that,

Aunt Dani's back modelling,

Naomi's crushing it in her law practice,

Chelsea's engaged,

my mom's out here acting like she's the protagonist

in a Terry McMillan novel,

and Gran's bravely facing the biggest challenge of her life.

-Yeah. -Mm.

Starting to feel like something's wrong with me.

Because you're not making big changes in your own life?

More like...

I'm living my life too cautiously

on the personal front.

A while back, Tomas asked me to move in with him,

and I had a visceral

and negative response.

Being cautious is a good thing.

Yeah, but...

but what if I miss out because I'm too afraid to take risks?

Your grandmother and I waited

until we were 1,000% confident

that we could go the distance

before we walked down the aisle.

It worked out pretty good for us.

Yeah.

As long as you can continue to be true to yourself,

you'll stay on the right path.

What is your angle, Lynette?

I came to the DMV in the first place

to try to change my life and turn my life around.

And then I heard that Bill's law firm

was the best shot I had at getting my charges dismissed.

Reconnecting with Hayley-- that was a bonus.

Don't try to play a player.

I know you too damn well to believe

that out of all the law firms in the country,

you just happened to end up at the one run by Hayley's husband.

Uh-uh. Uh-huh.

-I see what's going on here. -Hmm.

You're determined to doubt me

because you're afraid that if you didn't,

things might happen like old times,

and you might

just end up in my new luxurious hotel bed.

It looks like Dani's live stream is over.

-Mm-hmm. -You know, I like the idea

of a grown-ass woman modeling clothes.

It gives me an idea of how they'll look on me.

They'll look great. Anything would.

Oh, yeah?

-Carlton? -What is it now, Lia?

It's come to my attention that I am running

a matchmaking service as well as a hospital.

Now you're all adults, and nobody is anyone's supervisor,

so it's none of my business,

until it affects patient care.

And then I have a big problem.

And so do you.

So what happened at the hospital that sent you running over here?

Oh, in the space of an hour,

the chief of staff made insinuations

about my relationship with Carlton,

Carlton nosed around about my Valentine's Day plans,

and I saw Ted playing Prince Charming with Shanice.

I see.

Well, maybe instead of taking a book to my next chemo session,

I should invite Lia to sit with me

and tell me about all the romantic intrigue

at the hospital.

Ha, ha, ha.

But honestly, it really never occurred to me

that all the changes I'm making in my personal life

would have such an impact on my professional reputation.

It is a fine line between free-spirited and messy.

I see the way you look at me, Randy.

You can't tell me

that you haven't thought about the possibilities...

...of a remix.

I may have a few memories

of what it was like when we were together.

-Uh-huh. -None of 'em good.

Hmm.

We were very,

very, very bad together.

Like, remember that time we went in that house,

and we tried to steal those gaming consoles,

and we ended up hooking up

in every single room.

[both laugh]

Yeah, I remember that.

Mm-hmm.

But now,

I'm immune to you.

Dani was amazing in that press conference.

-Amazing. -Yeah, yeah.

It reminded me of back when we first met.

She was, you know, ambitious and passionate.

You know, I liked the nice things she said

-about her new husband. -Yeah.

-Mm-hmm. -Yeah, you know, I know she always felt

that she gave up her modeling career too soon.

But I think it's great that she's got another chance

to do something she loves.

-Great. [groans] -Oh, hey, babe. Hey, babe.

Oh, God. Um...

You're... you're still in pain.

You know what? Let's get back to taking care of you.

-Okay. -Hold on a second.

[groans]

Okay. All right, here.

Keep it closed like that. There you go.

There you go. See?

-There you go. -[groans]

Oh, it's okay, baby.

Hey,

You're my priority, okay?

You knocked it out of the park.

-Did you expect anything less? -Never.

And the numbers for the live stream are utterly insane.

I can't wait to check the preorders on my website.

I hope you were pleased with how the announcement went.

This is your baby, after all.

Yes, and you are turning my baby into a star.

I never had a moment's doubt

that you would be the perfect spokesperson.

Mm.

ANDRE: Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm.

Dani, you were fabulous.

Fabulous, as usual.

I almost lost it when that reporter implied

I had one foot in the grave.

Yeah, I walked in just then, too.

I had to fight the urge to deck that guy.

But I knew better than to handle your business for you.

-Good. -Mm-hmm.

But you still helped me to solve the problem,

because I saw you,

and I remembered who I am.

-Dani Dupree... -Mm-hmm.

-...supermodel... -Yeah?

-...is so back. -Ooh.

So, what kind of trouble

have the Duprees gotten themselves into?

This isn't about the Dupree family. It's about mine.

I'm not asking to be praised or commended or any of that.

-Then what do you want? -I want some damn respect.

And you might not hear from me for a while.

-Tell me. -I'm moving out.

If I go down, you and Hayley are going right along with me.

Why can't we swap bedroom stories like other sisters?

Because you are married to my nephew.

-[groans] -Oh. Oh!

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