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- Previously on "The Real

Housewives of Beverly Hills."

- We're in Italy,

you guys.

[all shouting]

- Hon, could you take

a picture of us?

- A little bit more, yeah.

- All these bitches,

I swear.

- Denise,

Brandi Glanville,

she said you two had sex,

okay?

[tense music]

- What?

First of all,

I do not have an open marriage,

and I have not cheated

on my husband, okay?

- Yes.

- And by the way,

Brandi has said that she

has had sex

with people from this group.

♪ ♪

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- I'm--I'm really struggling

with the whole saying

that she had sex with someone--

- Listen to me.

- I don't believe

she said that.

- I don't, either.

I don't believe she said that.

- This chick gets so drunk--

- I don't think

she's ever said that,

so don't say that.

Don't even put that out there.

- Brandi told me this

the very first time I met her.

All I'm doing is being honest.

I would never lie about that,

but I'm not gonna name names

because I don't know

if it's true or not,

and I don't care.

- When are all these

conversations happening again

if you don't know her?

- She--I know.

She--

- You say you don't want

a relationship with her

'cause she's a loose cannon,

but you're talking to her.

- Teddi, she called me.

- You answered.

- So what?

- 'Cause you're friendly

enough--that's the point.

You're talking.

Kyle and Teddi are not very

fond of Denise

so is it also possible that

they're quick to believe

the worst about Denise?

What is the issue, Teddi?

- To me the issue

is what you're saying

doesn't fully add up.

You said, "I met her,

"she said all these

negative things,

and I wanted

to distance myself,"

yet you'd have her come

to your work set?

That's what I'm--

- To do an interview?

That's a different situation.

- It's a different

circumstance

because she's not getting

plastered, in other words.

- But it's still

Brandi Glanville.

- We have a mutual agent,

though, Lisa.

- The point is there

is actually a relationship.

There is a friendship.

- You guys, Denise is not

saying that she did not have

communication with Brandi.

Even if Brandi

had said certain things

in their first dinner,

when she did the podcast,

she was still on good terms

with Brandi,

and Brandi came to her.

- That's all we're

concerned about.

If we can't get the full story,

then it's only Brandi's fault.

"Brandi's brought up

these things."

- Okay, (BLEEP)

the background then.

Let me tell you this.

Did I say anything

about you guys?

No, I did not.

She's the one that actually

said that about you.

I don't care.

- No, but you've gotta care!

- I don't.

- Denise, stand up

for yourself.

Come on.

Just say something.

This is her time

to set it straight

and it doesn't feel like

it's going the right way.

- It feels dirty.

- And what do you mean by that?

- Well, it's not clean.

Someone's not being honest.

It's so frustrating for me

to watch Denise Richards,

like, dance around

and--and deny and blame.

Denise, you have chosen

to sit here,

and you need

to ----ing own it.

- I have owned it

and it's not good enough.

Now you know why

I get up and leave.

- Denise.

- Oh, boy.

- If you wanna be here,

you're here.

If you don't wanna be here,

then go.

- Lisa, you're being

very rude right now.

- Why are you guys choosing

to believe Brandi over Denise,

who you have more

of a relationship with?

- Actually--

- I mean, if it had--

excuse me a second.

Let me finish.

- Sorry.

- I don't know Brandi.

I'm just going by what

I've seen in the press.

I don't know her personally.

Why are you guys

taking her side

over the one you're hanging

out with all the time?

- I have no--

- I'm not taking a side.

- But you're believing.

- You were just saying she--

you don't believe

that she didn't say that.

- I don't know why they're

putting what Brandi says

as the Bible.

- It's not about believing

Brandi over Denise.

Only you guys know the truth.

You know what I mean?

Honestly.

- How do we resolve this?

How do we move forward?

I don't know.

- I'm in a place

where I'm like,

I can be cool,

I can be fine,

and we can see how it goes,

but my guard's up.

That's how I'm gonna--I'm gonna

proceed with caution.

Denise is constantly

contradicting herself,

and once somebody

has repeatedly proven

a pattern to me,

I'm not gonna, like,

continue hoping

that it's going to change.

I'd love to be proven wrong,

but that has yet to happen.

- Just take it slow.

That's how you move forward.

You don't have to, like, kiss

and make up

and be best friends.

- That's right.

- Ladies, there--

ladies, they have to...

- Wait, hold on.

Listen, listen, listen, listen.

- They have to open this up

as a club right now,

so can we just move over here

and have a drink?

- Sure, yeah, let's do that.

- So follow me.

- I'm ready for another.

- So we can finish this.

Come on.

Come on, ladies.

- Can we have a round

of drinks?

- Of course.

I'll be right there, girls.

- Okay, so let me

ask you this.

You didn't tell Brandi

I was an--an icy bitch

or something like that?

- Apparently she doesn't

like anyone.

She's like,

"Erika's a cold-hearted bitch."

- I never said that about you.

I swear on my mother's grave.

- Oh, my God.

We're going that far.

[all speaking at once]

- I am.

I am.

- Don't say that.

- She is lying about that.

- She is lying.

- She's ----ing lying.

Actually, she's the one

that said that.

I would never say that.

Lisa, that's the truth!

Brandi said to me,

"I heard Erika was really cold

towards you."

I agreed with it and said,

"She was cold towards me."

That's all I can say.

- [groans]

- I didn't lie.

I ag--I did agree with

the things she brought up.

- Let me just reiterate this.

Brandi said to you that Teddi

was desperate

to be in this friend group.

- Yes, she is.

- And that she rides on her

father's coattails?

- She didn't say,

"desperate to be in the group."

She did say the

"ride on the coattails."

- Why didn't you say this

last night?

- You didn't say these things

to Brandi Glanville:

I am pathetic,

you can't stand me,

and that I am desperate to fit

in with this friend group

because I've been living

in my father's shadow

my entire life?

- No.

No.

I actually said worse sh--

about Teddi

than Brandi said I said,

so that's what

I'm confused about.

- What's happening?

- I don't know what I believe.

- I've been ----ing honest

and then some.

- All right.

Okay.

- I've had fun with Denise.

I like Denise.

I think that she's a good time.

Denise?

- I'm a hugger.

- Oh, I like that!

I want my Bond girl

in the water.

[all shouting]

My visuals of you

and Aaron having sex

are, like, right up there

with my favorite porn.

Yeah, it's, like,

real ----ing good.

But if she's calling me

a cold-hearted bitch

when I think

I've been nice to her

then it leaves us

in a strange place.

- Do you need to be honest

about anything?

Does anyone else?

- Sure, absolutely.

And let's throw it off Denise.

In my opinion--we--when

we went--we took a dance class

and we sat

on the floor afterwards

and we were just talking

about our kids

and then I asked you,

"Do you think that your body

image affected your daughter

in any way?"

- (BLEEP).

- This is what happens when

Rinna opens up

Pandora's Box of,

"Let's all be honest."

Well, now you're in

the hot seat, Rinna.

- Let me ask you a question.

I always wondered this.

Because you're so fit,

do you ever worry that your

fitness of your body hurts her?

- No.

- I don't know.

I'm--I don't even have

a daughter

so I can't really say

as a mother of a daughter

I wouldn't do that.

- Wouldn't do what?

- Dancing nearly naked.

- I don't understand

that dancing thing.

- Well, that's not

for you to understand.

I'm talking to her.

- I know.

I'm trying to gain clarity,

'cause we're all here

in a group

but what you're saying,

the dancing, you mean, like

the dancing Instagram videos?

- Dancing on Instagram in

a bathing suit or underwear--

- I actually don't

think that that

is what caused

Amelia's anorexia.

- And I'm not saying it was.

Does your daughter look

at that and maybe feel bad?

I don't know.

- People are gonna judge all

of us as mothers

however they're gonna judge us.

- It wasn't a thing

of judging you per se.

It was more the situation.

- Of course it is!

Of course it is.

- Okay.

Okay.

- Why would you even ask me

that question?

- I was just being honest

if we're gonna share

everything that

we've talked about.

- I think for anybody

struggling with any food issues

we're gonna pick up bits

and pieces

that we're gonna focus on the--

maybe our parents,

maybe somebody in a magazine,

maybe a celebrity.

You can't nail it down

to one thing.

- What I can say, Garcelle,

is I am so proud of her

for coming out...

- Yeah, absolutely.

- The way that she has

in a public forum,

and--and talked about it.

- 100%.

I'm not a perfect parent.

I am proud of you as a mom.

All of us.

All of us.

♪ ♪

- I think we should go.

- Yeah.

- Let's just go to the hotel,

honey.

- It's another night in Rome,

and still there's no resolve.

There's tears and there's anger

and there's frustration.

- I'm going to bed.

- I think we should go back.

- Server, cancel the drinks.

- There's this dark cloud that

is now over us

and it's not gonna go away

unless there is real,

honest conversation.

How is that gonna happen?

I have no idea.

[rain pattering]

- Coming up...

- Stop attacking me.

You're coming off

as a mean friend.

- [sniffles]

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

[cell phone trilling]

- Hello there.

- I just called down to the spa

and they could give

us treatments.

Do you wanna go?

- Yes, yes, yes, please.

I look forward to it.

- All right, bye.

[phone beeps]

[phone rings]

- Buongiorno, Sutton.

- Buongiorno, beauty.

How are you?

- I'm good, honey.

How are you?

- I'm good.

I'm awake.

I am going to go over

to St. Peter's to go to mass

and I didn't know if maybe

you wanted to come?

- I would love to go to mass.

Absolutely.

♪ ♪

[beeping]

- [laughing]

I heard you guys

had fun last night.

I'm sorry I missed it.

[laughing]

- Let me do this.

- Ow!

[both laughing]

Now let me do you.

- Ow!

[both laughing]

[knocking]

Hi.

Please come in.

- [laughing]

- Please, try attempt

to be a human,

and please dress warmly.

Okay, bye.

- Thank you.

Bye.

[phone beeps]

- [laughing]

- Buongiorno.

- Hi.

- How are you today?

- Good.

- The pregnant lady

feels better than I do.

[all laughing]

- I show you where

you can get changed.

- Okay, perfect.

- Kyle why did you keep me out

until 4:00 in the morning?

- Why did you keep me out?

Why did you do that?

- Why did you have to keep me

out till 4:00 in the morning?

[both speaking at once]

- I really care about Dorit.

I'm so happy that we are

in a good place.

- Oh, my God.

It's raining.

- But I feel like I'm in Vegas

on Sunday morning.

You know that feeling?

- Are we waiting for Rinna?

- It's her--it's her excursion.

Is this our car?

Thank you.

- Thank you.

- Ah!

- Grazie.

- Buongiorno.

- Buon...giorno.

- Oh, my God.

- Where the hell is Rinna?

I don't understand

what's happening.

[upbeat music]

- Um, did you get my text

that I sent you?

- Mm-hmm.

- I texted Denise last night

checking on her

and I didn't hear back,

so I think she's mad at me

and it's a friendship

worth fighting for

because I really like Denise.

- I called her,

but nothing's happening.

- I--I'm sure she got

caught up somewhere.

- Oh, my God.

Well, last night

was another hot mess.

- I wonder how Denise is.

- Last night was really tough,

and I'm sorry about that.

- Energy that you are

projecting towards me comes off

like you're attacking me

and you are almost

interrogating me

and to--several

of these big dinners,

you're coming off

as a mean friend.

I feel like why the (BLEEP)

did you even invite me here?

- Because I love I you.

'Cause you're my friend.

- Really?

- Yes.

- It doesn't come off that way.

When you see your friend upset,

if I saw you crying

at the table

and everyone was coming at you,

I would say, "Guys, stop."

Like, who does that and keep

going and going and going?

It's so hurtful.

- Here's the thing that

was not okay for me last night.

What you said about Brandi

towards us--

- Is true.

- That's not cool.

- By the way,

Brandi has said

that she has had sex

with every single woman

she's come in contact with

including some of the people

from this group.

- [chuckles]

- I'm not joking.

- I said she has said that

about so many people.

- Well, but when you said it

was somebody at the table,

that's not fair.

You don't need

to tit for tat it.

Listen--

- That was not my intention.

- And you've tit for tat

a little bit with me.

Don't do it anymore.

Don't do it.

- Lisa, stop attacking me.

I had your back.

I defended you with Kyle

at my house

when she kept telling you

to (BLEEP) off and (BLEEP) you.

- (BLEEP) you,

so (BLEEP) off.

- Wait, don't tell her

to (BLEEP) off, Kyle.

That's not nice.

- Please leave me alone.

Please?

You're, like--

- Leave you alone?

All I said was don't tell her

to (BLEEP) off.

And if everyone for the last

20 dinners kept coming at you,

I would as your friend step

and say, "Stop.

Guys, let's--"

That's where I feel like you

have not been a friend to me.

- I was really just trying

to clear the air last night

and I did it in

a ----ing terrible way.

- That's when I'm like

"What the (BLEEP)?"

- I know.

- How would you ----ing feel?

Is that a friend?

And I've never experienced

this with you,

and I've known you a long time.

- I know.

You know, if you're mad at me,

I respect that.

- I'm not--I am hurt.

That's it.

I'm not mad at you.

I am very hurt.

- I don't wanna hurt you.

[whispering]

I don't wanna hurt you.

I don't.

- Oh, please stop.

- [sniffles]

(BLEEP).

[chuckles]

I feel like I really

failed you, Denise.

I'm just trying to make it

so that everybody can move on

and I've just ----ed it up

even more,

and I just don't know what

to do about it.

[sniffles]

- You're strong and you do

stand up for what's right,

'cause that's the--the friend

that I love.

- I should have

come to you.

and I should have warned you.

Even though you were

on a plane,

I should have sent a text

and I didn't,

and I think that's where

I feel really bad,

'cause you'd have warned me.

- I would have.

I would have told them,

"Guys, don't go there."

- Mean and angry and...

- It's not just you.

It's the--you know,

the rest of the women.

Don't--I don't even know why

they even have me around

and then try

and destroy my family.

For what?

- [whimpers]

- I hate to see you sad, too.

- [whimpering]

- Come--

- Okay?

- Sure it's okay with you?

- Of course,

'cause I love you.

I love you.

I really do.

- [crying]

- I'm gonna be a better friend

for you, too.

- I'd like to go to church.

- Let's go to church, okay?

- I think that would be

really nice.

- Coming up...

- Can you see what you

look like in this?

- Oh, my God.

[both laughing]

I think I actually peed myself!

[laughing]

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- I'm the driver.

both: Hi.

[all speaking at once]

- Kyle and Dorit.

Our friend, uh, who booked

the reservation is not coming,

so we only need two

of the cars now.

- We'll be very happy

to welcome you.

- Thank you.

- Oh, okay, wonderful.

- Have you ever been

in a Vespa before?

- No, I have not.

- Now we're giving you

the helmet.

- Yes.

- Can I go without a helmet?

- Oh, dear, there's the Italian

law that we need the helmet.

- It doesn't go

with her look.

[laughs]

- Oh, incredible.

- A little, uh,

[speaking Italian].

- Kyle!

[all laughing]

- I'm telling you right now--

hold on.

I need this picture

on Instagram.

- Are you ----ing kidding me?

Fashion capital of the world.

- [laughing]

- Dorit.

[laughs]

Not only could she design

Buca di Beppo

but if she needed to help out

in the kitchen,

she looks great in a hairnet.

- I need to take my hair down.

[both laughing]

It's stuffed on the [murmurs].

Can you see what

you look like in this?

- Oh, my God.

[both laughing]

- I think I actually

peed myself.

- Lisa Rinna's gonna pay

for this.

- Okay.

- Kyle?

- Very good.

- I will see you

when I see you.

[all shouting]

[honking]

- Whoo!

Whoo!

[upbeat music]

- Oh, you look so relaxed.

What do you got going on

when you get home?

- Well, we go kinda right

into Thanksgiving,

so we'll go down to Laguna.

- Mm.

- What about you?

- We always go to Tom's

daughter's house

for Thanksgiving.

- Oh, that's nice.

- Yeah, it's wonderful.

I got very lucky,

you know,

that Tom has really nice kids.

- Does she cook?

- She's a chef.

- Really?

- Oh, yeah.

- Oh!

- So it's like--

[blows raspberry]

Forget about it.

And I'm their age.

- Oh, my God.

Hi!

- It's very nice to meet you.

- These bits are slapping

my calves.

- Are they?

They're super cute, though.

- They're like--

[clapping]

- How'd you do that?

- Press the button.

- Oh!

[laughs]

- Momma didn't raise a fool.

- [laughs]

I love that we're going

to church on Sunday.

- I do, too.

I love it.

- Let's go to church.

[laughs]

- It'll be good.

- Yeah, it sure will be.

Well...

- I think everything happens

for a reason.

- I'm glad you're coming.

- Thank you.

I think that I was supposed to

have this moment

with Denise 'cause at least

we got to something.

- Hi, ladies.

I'm joining you.

- So glad you're coming.

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- What do you think about Rome?

Do you like the city?

- Oh, it's amazing.

- This is the part

of my friendship with Kyle

that I love so much

that almost compensates

for some of the really sh---y

things that she does.

- This'll be nice.

I'm glad this worked out.

- Me, too.

- Me, too.

- Um, 'cause I think

I need church more

than anybody right now.

- Oh, gosh, Lisa.

- I do.

I do.

- Why do you say that?

- 'Cause I'm not--

I haven't been back

to my true self for a while.

- Huh.

Is there a better side

to Lisa Rinna?

- And for all the other sins

that have been around us

all weekend.

[all speaking at once]

Our future sins.

- Right.

- We grew up Episcopalian.

- I was raised Catholic.

- I was raised a Presbyterian.

- I was brought up Catholic.

- We went to church every week.

- And then my parents stopped.

- I converted to Catholicism.

- So I decided to go with

the family down the street

to Catholic church.

- I am religious

but more now spiritual.

- When that family, like,

moved away,

I found another family that

was Presbyterian

and I started to go to the

Presbyterian church with them.

- I can't really be

a true Catholic.

I've been divorced

too many times.

- So I went to church my whole

time growing up

with other families!

[laughing]

I think this is why

our house is--

looks a little bit like this

because, you know,

Harry lived here

for three years.

- Oh.

- And he loves this.

- It is beautiful, yeah.

- You know?

- It does remind me

of your house.

- Doesn't it?

- And why was he here, again?

I can't remember.

- He was, um, with

Ursula Andress at the time,

and they had a child.

She lived here.

- Bombshell!

- She was the first Bond girl.

They were doing

"Clash of the Titans" together.

- Oh, I love that movie

so much.

- I know.

- You're so cute.

- Ursula is the movie star

that you would imagine.

He said she called him

and she said,

"[accent] Harry, Harry,

come to my room."

[all laughing]

And so he did at 28 years old.

He went on in and she got

pregnant that night.

- What?

- And that was that.

At 44.

- That's it.

- First time.

- Thank you.

[laughing]

Oh, my God.

Dorit, Dorit.

[laughing]

- It's fine.

It's fine.

- [laughing]

- It's fine.

It's fine.

We've got places to go.

- This is a sabotage!

Oh, my God.

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- Who knew it was gonna be

so crowded at St. Peter's?

I did,

and the line is wrapped

around the block.

It's like a two-hour wait,

but it's not my trip

to organize.

- Hi.

- HI.

- From Rome!

- We're as close as we can get

and we're hoping

that it will help us.

- If you had asked me,

I would have told you

to get tickets

for St. Peter's ahead of time.

- We need Jesus.

- Especially me.

- It's religion

through osmosis.

[all laughing]

- Coming up...

- Where are they?

- Why do you care so much?

- Because I wanna

prepare myself.

Tonight I have something

to say.

- Welcome to Nannarella.

- Thank you.

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- You'll love this place.

It's incredible, isn't it?

- You wanna sit here?

- Thank you.

Grazie.

- Oh, my God.

I will never, ever, ever

get that visual out of my head

of you with the white

hairnet here

and your helmet with

the nosepiece on this side.

- Having, like, best

hairdressers in the world

do your hair and then you have

to put a helmet on.

- I know!

Where do you think Rinna went?

- I don't understand.

- What happened?

I don't understand.

Honestly, like, I'm just--

I hope everything's okay.

- Hi, how are you?

- How are you?

- So hungry.

I want pasta pamarono.

- Pasta pamarono.

- A little bit of everything.

- [speaking Italian]

For you?

- I'll do the same.

Oh, Rinna.

- Rinna!

- Hi, girls.

Oh, my gosh.

- Rinna!

- I am so sorry.

- Is everything okay?

- Oh, my gosh, you guys.

- Is everything okay,

first of all?

- Yes, everything's okay.

I had a little bit

of a breakdown.

- What?

- I did.

I saw Denise in the lobby

and I just said,

"You know what?

I wanna talk to you,"

'cause I was tough last night.

I feel like we get in

those group situations.

I'm, like, trying to fix it.

- Yeah, I know.

- I feel responsible to try

to get to the truth

and let's fix it and,

you know,

so we started talking

about that,

and she was--she

was pretty upset with me.

'Cause, you know, Denise

and I have been friends

for a really long time.

- I know.

- And she's like,

"You're not there for me.

You're not being

a good friend,"

and that got me.

So when she said that,

I was like,

"(BLEEP), I gotta take

a good look at that."

- I feel for Denise being

in this position right now

and I would be upset, too,

if I was Denise,

but I think that Rinna is just

trying to get to the truth.

- I mean, I cried a lot.

I really did.

- Did she cry?

- She cried.

You know, I think she's reeling

from a lot of it.

She's--she's really hurt

by the accusations

and she's afraid

for her children

and all of it.

You know what I mean?

'Cause it's a lot.

We have to have empathy,

and I always wanna

go back to that

because even though we can

be mad and notice

what's going on and whatnot,

you gotta have

some empathy here

because I think Denise Richards

is in pain.

- I understand

what you're saying

and you do feel bad

and you apologized,

but what started it was the

things that you were hearing...

- I know.

- Behind--you know,

that she wasn't being

honest about.

- I know.

- So it didn't just come out

of the blue but--

- It didn't come out

of the blue

but in the end...

- Yes.

- I felt badly because I'm

a better friend than that

and I haven't been

a good friend.

- Maybe because you guys

have a history

she feels like you shouldn't

be vocal about it.

- Right.

I think it's all of that.

- But you would be doing it

with anyone.

- I know.

- Not--

this is not a personal thing

on Denise.

Anyone that would

be in the group.

It's just--I'm glad

you and Denise

had that conversation.

- I think it was really

important to have it...

- Yeah.

- Because I think--you guys

could be honest with me--

I probably was way

too harsh last night.

You have chosen to sit here,

then you need

to ----ing own it.

- Now you know why I get up

and leave.

- If you wanna be here,

you're here.

If you don't wanna be here,

then go.

- I think when you get

to a point of frustration,

that's how you end up

handling it.

- We're having dinner tonight

all of us, right?

The last couple of nights

for Denise

have been a little intense

and I don't want her

to shut down.

- The key is to be honest.

- Exactly,

but I've been trying to force--

when I try to force,

you can't force people

to be honest.

You can't force people

to say something

that they're not ready to do,

so I need to just take a breath

and allow it to just come out,

whatever that is.

Yeah.

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- Right.

We are out of here.

Pizza!

- Pizza party.

- Pizza party.

♪ ♪

- Gorge.

Get a load of this.

- Okay.

- [laughs]

- Last night.

I gotta go eat pizza.

- Get it.

- Yeah!

- Whoo!

♪ ♪

- [scoffs]

♪ ♪

- Is it pretty, Phoenix?

Can you see it?

- Yeah.

- Aww.

- You can't have it until

after lunch, okay?

- No, breakfast is not lunch.

- Yes, it is.

- You should be a lawyer.

- I love this look you got,

baby.

You look beautiful.

I love the earrings.

- Thank you.

- The hat.

Are you having fun down there?

- Yeah.

Um, there's been, like,

good stuff,

and there's been

some tough stuff

but that's a--that's

a later convo.

I'm meeting everybody

right now.

♪ ♪

- You guys hungry?

- Yes.

I'm finally getting my pizza.

- We're finally getting pizza.

- I'm so excited.

- Fun.

- Guys, the room is now ready

at Buca di Beppo.

- It is?

- I have gutted, demoed--

- No.

- Completely--yes.

- Why don't we take

this particular room

and you can come up

with your own idea?

- That would be a lot

of fun to create.

- Buddha the Peppa?

Buddha de Peppo.

Bu--

- Buca di Peppo?

I don't know.

Is it like The Olive Garden?

I don't know.

I'm sorry.

I'm not being disrespectful.

I really don't--I've never

heard of this restaurant ever

in my life.

- I was thinking that we have

Teddi's baby shower there.

- [gasps]

- Oh, that's sweet.

- And we put together a nice

baby shower for her,

and what we do is keep it very,

very secret, guys.

You know, you have to make sure

everybody knows...

- Okay.

- That it is a surprise.

- Okay.

- I was actually talking

to her.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, it gets boring.

- You need to get invitations

out for your shower.

What we need to figure out

is do we do it here?

We can do it at a restaurant.

- Thank God I have Dorit.

- We'll decorate with flowers,

you know?

We'll do it all really pretty,

really nice.

- I've been so busy,

by the time I get

this shower organized,

the baby will be

attending it herself.

[upbeat music]

- I, like, napped

for a little bit.

Like, I woke up, like,

15 minutes before we were

supposed to meet.

- What'd you do?

- I went to the Vatican.

- [gasps]

- I wish we got to go inside.

- It was raining,

but it was still beautiful.

- It was very beautiful.

- Yeah.

- I've had a chance to really

think about things

and I am taking control

tonight because I've had it.

So I just wanna say my piece

and at least they know

how I feel.

- Thank you.

Hi.

I think there are eight of us.

- Girl.

- Another dinner.

[both laughing]

Here we go.

- Stay strong, Denise!

- I am.

- You can do this!

[both laughing]

♪ ♪

- Oh, how cute.

- Wow.

- Yeah.

- Do you wanna sit at the head?

- Yes!

- Yeah, sit right there.

- [laughing]

Hello.

- Thank you.

- And some flat water.

- And vino, vino, vino.

- There's so many carbs here.

- We're in Italy.

- I don't think I had any

vegetables other than tomato.

[all laughing]

Are we ready to order?

- I ate a later lunch,

so I'm okay for right now.

- I am so hungry.

- I had a ham

and cheese sandwich.

- You did?

From where?

- Kids menu at the hotel.

[all laughing]

I love a kids menu.

- That's hilarious.

- Where is the restroom?

- Go up these little steps

and then go left.

- Okay.

- Where are they?

- I am not their keeper.

Why do you care so much?

- Well, because I want

to prepare myself.

I have been listening

to these women

the last few nights

here in Rome

and tonight I have something

to say.

- Welcome to Nannarella.

- Thank you.

Thank you.

- Coming up...

- I'm done.

No, I'm done.

- Well, I mean...

- I need to get my car.

[dramatic music]

- Where are they?

- They're coming.

- Hi.

Welcome to Nannarella.

- Thank you.

- Why do you care so much?

- Well, because I want

to prepare myself.

[all laughing]

- Thank you.

- Oh, there you are!

- Looking all like teddy bears.

- Your teddy bear coat.

Come sit next to me.

- I'm gonna try to stay away

from the door.

- Do you want a drink, madam?

- [speaking Italian]

- Yeah.

- I would like some wine.

- Yeah?

Madam, you want wine?

- Can I get some water?

- Yes, madam.

- How are you feeling, Kyle?

- I mean, no bueno.

- No bueno?

- Hold on, the picture

that Kyle sent me of you...

- Oh, my God, Teddi.

- Please appreciate this.

- They're not even

in the Vespa.

They're in the sidecars.

[all laughing]

- So two Vespas

and two sidecars.

- Yes, and, like,

these tiny little--

and then with this helmet on.

- The biggest dorks

you've ever seen.

- I laughed so hard,

I swear,

it felt like I did about

a thousand sit-ups.

- Oh, my God.

That's a funny story.

- Well, I mean, listen.

This is our last

night together.

- Speaking of that,

I wanna just say, Lisa,

thank you so much for having

all of us,

so I'd like to do a toast

and then I would love to talk.

- Wonderful.

- Oh, I don't wanna--

I can't toast but--

- Right.

- Yeah.

all: Cheers.

- Cheers, everyone.

- Cheers.

all: Cheers.

♪ ♪

- I am so glad that you

and I got to talk,

and you are a big advocate of

being our true authentic self

and to be brutally honest,

there's so much judgment

in this group.

♪ ♪

Every single ----ing dinner,

I have been on

the receiving end of what feels

like being attacked,

as soon as we sit down.

That is not ----ing cool.

♪ ♪

- Let me tell you.

I did not see this coming.

She never said to me,

"Oh, tonight's the night

I'm going to stand up,"

and I'm seeing

a whole new Denise.

- My husband did not want me

to go on this trip.

He had a feeling,

and he was right.

When you kept asking me,

"Be honest, be honest,"

any time I was,

no one believed me.

- When things are brought out

into the open

and put out there,

they have to be addressed

in this group.

- They do not.

- She tells us

the night before,

"I'm done talking about this,"

then she comes to the dinner

with a perfectly

prepared speech.

What else are you gonna do

to try to make us look bad

and you play the victim?

- It's okay for us to have fun.

We all have amazing things

we going on in our life,

different things--

Hold on.

I have to say this because

this has been probably

the worst trip I've ever

been on in my entire life.

That is the truth.

I don't deserve this,

and you know that.

- Who do you feel attacked you?

I did not attack you.

- Wait, you have--

you have not attacked me?

You drag in Brandi.

That's not ----ing cool,

and you know what?

It has gotten to the point--

this is the God's

honest truth--

where it is "Mean Girls."

[tense music]

- If being a mean girl

is standing up

and saying how you feel

and not backing down from that,

well, then I'm a mother----ing

mean girl

till the day I ----ing die.

- I'm glad that you shared

how you were feeling,

but I also think calling

a group of people mean girls

when you're saying you're not

a judgmental person

is very sh---y.

- That is my experience

and observation, okay?

- Are we afraid to face

each other and go at it?

Absolutely not.

- I am being brutally honest.

That is the truth,

and you keep bombarding me,

and it's not ----ing cool.

- But this group of women were

horribly bullied last year

because we were called

the mean girls

of Beverly Hills.

It's a copout,

it's easy to say that,

and she knows that

that's not cool.

- I don't believe anyone wants

to hurt you deliberately.

I really don't.

- Well, you would--

that I disagree with.

- I know--having been on

the receiving end

of a lot of darts thrown--

that it may not be comfortable

in the moment and you--

- I need a moment.

I wanna hear you,

but I'll be back.

♪ ♪

- What's up with

the dramatic exit?

- I'm actually gonna go.

I've said everything

I had to say.

I'm done.

- Denise, Denise, don't go.

- No, I'm--I am.

It's--honestly, this is--

it's okay.

- I really don't want

you to go.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Just because someone

doesn't agree with you

doesn't mean

they're attacking you.

She makes this big speech

and then doesn't want

anyone else to say

anything--

- She--she likes to leave.

- I don't believe we'd be

in this situation

if Denise hadn't left

so many times

in the middle of conversations.

- Well, I mean...

- I'm heading back

to the hotel.

I told them I'm leaving, okay?

- Yeah.

- Are you okay, honey?

- It's just--I'm tired.

I miss my family.

- I know.

- I'd rather be home

with my kids.

- It's all too easy to point

the finger and say,

"Mean girl, mean girl,

mean girl,"

and then bow out gracefully

and leave us all here

to pick up the pieces.

- I get we can have

disagreements and stuff.

They crossed a line that

is really evil and detrimental

and it's not cool.

- Denise is finally

speaking up.

She's finally saying,

"I don't deserve this.

This is not okay."

I am so proud of Denise,

but I think Denise not giving

full closure to this,

it's gonna keep

brewing underneath.

Going to the hotel?

- Yeah.

- It's insane,

but I'm gonna go back.

- All righty.

- Have a good night.

- Thank you, hon.

You, too.

♪ ♪

- Are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm tired.

I miss my kids.

- I know.

- It's hard.

- I need to get my car.

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- They are assholes.

- Let me just say something.

You can't come in here

and make a big speech like that

and then not hear anybody

else's opinion.

- I was willing to kind

of be cool about it,

but then tonight she comes in

calling us all mean girls

and that's where it's ----ed.

- You wanna move past this?

- Okay.

- Figure out how

we can all move past this.

- All right, fine.

I've been hearing what these

bitches have to say for months,

but then there's the part

of me that goes,

"You know what?

"I actually do like

these women.

I've had fun with them before."

Fine, I'll go back in there.

And so I need to go in

and see what their reaction is.

♪ ♪

- You know what?

But she makes choices, too.

We gotta listen, and no,

it's not easy.

And you know what?

- You guys--

- Thank you for coming back.

- Yay!

- I want to move past this.

I don't wanna also leave you.

- Oh.

[all speaking at once]

- Thank you for coming back.

- You're welcome.

- I would like there

to be resolve

and to be able to move on

because it's obviously

a lot more fun to be laughing

and having fun

like we were today.

- That would be great.

- And we do have, uh, a lot

of fun together.

- I know that.

I've experienced it.

- No one wants anybody

to be hurt.

- No.

- Nobody here wants

that to happen.

- It doesn't feel that way,

though.

- I know.

I know.

- Let's enjoy this last night.

- I think it's best if we don't

label each other

and call each other names

in any way.

You can say how you feel.

- Hold on.

I don't--I'm not saying

you guys are that.

I said it's--it feels

like that.

- I understand that,

but I'm asking if we

as a group could not call

each other names.

That's all,

and I understand,

and I accept how you feel.

Trust me.

- Thank you.

- Okay?

You know that.

- Yeah.

- I'd love to have a good time.

[bell ringing]

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- Wow.

- Whoa.

♪ ♪

- I've never had

a pizza like this, honey.

[all laughing]

♪ ♪

- I would love for us

to just have a nice dinner,

wrap it up,

and move forward with

our friendship.

- I haven't had a good

artichoke like this

since the last time I was here,

honey.

I know this.

I've seen this.

I've done this.

We love each other.

- Anybody want some pizza?

- We can put all

the bullsh-- aside

and really have

a good time together.

- I'm gonna go back

to Friday night

the first night we got here.

What is the most trouble

you got in as a teenager?

- When my mom found out that I

had had sex for the first time,

she called a family meeting.

- No!

- How did everybody know

it happened?

- 'Cause Kim caught me.

[all gasping]

- We snuck down to Tijuana.

[all shouting]

I moved to San Diego

when I was 15.

The drinking age in Tijuana

was 18

so my boyfriend

and some friends,

we snuck down there,

so I got in big trouble

for that.

- I'd have beat your ass

for that, too.

- Did you get spanked?

- Ooh, I got the belt, bitch.

- Yeah, me, too.

- Can I ask a question?

Craziest place you've ever

had sex.

- Hospital.

- Hospital!

- That was my answer!

- You what?!

- I had a massive head injury

when I was 16.

My boyfriend's father

was head of cardiology

and he would just sit there,

and I thought,

"(BLEEP), why is he here?"

And I was just lying there

and it was dark and stuff.

Anyway, we had sex and--

not his dad.

[all screaming]

His dad was hot, too,

and you know

that's my age group!

I'm just saying.

[all shouting]

My point being,

son and I had sex

in my hospital room

when I got it together.

- Holy Toledo.

- Probably still with me,

that head injury.

- I had a private room.

Now, come on.

- Kyle?

- At a table for 10 people

at a black tie event.

all: What?

- Wait, were other

people there?

- Nobody knew--I can't.

Anyway, Garcelle?

- Commercial flight.

- Oh.

Risky.

- Mm.

- Not a private one.

- Sutton?

- I would rather go

for the most romantic.

- Oh, shut up, Sutton!

- Oh, girl, shut up!

- It's still good!

It's still good!

I might tell you

the craziest place,

but it was still sort

of romantic

in Avignon in France.

Like, outside in sleeping bags

without a tent.

At a, you know,

campground.

- Now, it's not my

proudest moment.

It was myself and my boyfriend

and my good friend

and her boyfriend.

- What?

- And we were having sex next

to each other

in the back

of the station wagon.

- Wow!

- Station wagons

are family cars, you know?

- And that's the weirdest--

that's the weirdest

place moment.

- Okay.

Brace yourselves.

Denise, go.

- A church parking lot.

- [gasps]

[all shouting]

- Holy sh--!

- No wonder you couldn't get

into the Vatican today!

[all laughing]

- This is much more the Denise

I know who's open

and doesn't give a sh--

about what she says.

This proves after everything

that's gone down

that we can have fun together

and we forgive.

- Well, Rinna, at least

the trip's ending well.

Thank you.

- Oh, good.

Thank the Lord.

- Yes!

- Okay, tonight,

right now,

we are dropping everything

that's negative--

- And move forward.

- And move--well, okay.

It's my toast.

[all laughing]

One, two, three,

(BLEEP) yeah.

all: (BLEEP) yeah!

[all shouting]

- May I have some more wine,

please?

[all laughing]

- Next time on "The Real

Housewives of Beverly Hills--"

[all shouting]

- Welcome to your baby shower.

- I love a baby shower.

People have a good time

at baby showers.

- We do.

- We certainly do.

- Brandi...

- Denise has said that none

of this is true.

- You're a liar and you

should never be believed.

- I'm not a ----ing liar.

I can back it all ----ing up.

- You've got texts

to prove this?

Because I believe Denise.

- I sucked on her

----ing clitoris!

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