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♪♪♪
- I know you all want
that Potomac Tea
as much as Andy does.
But first,
I am Gizelle Bryant,
here with Hannah Berner.
- Hello!
- Porsha Williams.
And Kate Chastain.
- Hi!
- It was so nice to see Andy
back in the Clubhouse,
finally, with pants on.
- Exactly!
- It makes me feel like
the world is right again.
- I know.
- He's back in the clubhouse.
- Exactly, y'all.
It's like Daddy is home.
I love it.
[laughs]
So, anyway, y'all,
let's get right on into
Bravo Breakdown.
Let's start with the news
that the Real Housewives
of New York
has just cast
a black Housewife, honey.
Eboni K. Williams.
Yes!
So, what do you guys
think of her?
I know you guys have been
Googlin' and down her Instagram.
What do you think about
Ms. Eboni?
- I'm already following her.
And I love that she's
a Loyola University attorney,
which means she's gonna be
good at argumenting.
- Yes, exactly.
- Ramona, watch out.
- Yes.
- She seems to be so smart,
so pretty.
I cannot wait for her
to tell Ramona where to go
and how fast.
Woo, I can't wait!
- Exactly.
- She looks very sweet
and adorable.
But then I was
watching her talk,
and she was strong,
with an attitude,
and she is not gonna get, like,
walked all over, I don't think.
- Before we get into
tonight's "Potomac",
Gizelle, after our show
last Sunday,
I did notice that some folks
on Twitter sided with Porsha,
saying that you were
too hard on Monique.
- With me?
[laughing]
- Porsha loved it.
- With me?
- Porsha loved it.
Uh, Gizelle, looking back
and hearing the response
on social media,
do you still feel the same way?
- Yes.
And, you know, I appreciate
Porsha's points of view.
But Porsha was not there
in the moment, mm-kay?
But, you know,
I do feel like
I-I just wanted some
accountability from Monique.
And I-I didn't get it.
So, I just got a little
frustrated with her.
- Don't let
the trolls change you.
Stick to your guts.
- Thank you.
- If anything a Housewife
is gonna do,
it's stick to what they say.
They gonna back it up.
That's why they say it
in the first place.
- "I said what I said."
Gizelle's been very good about
not engaging with negativity
on Twitter,
from what I've seen,
unlike Karen.
- Oh, stop it!
You know I met Karen one time.
And she seemed like
the sweetest person.
I was actually going through it
in my relationship.
And she was givin' me advice.
And I was like,
"This is the type of woman
I need in Atlanta."
The type of woman who will just,
like, pour into other people.
So, I don't know where
that other side comes from,
on Potomac, because,
when I met her,
I was like, "Aw, I wanna be
under her all day."
- She has a whole
lotta sides to her.
So, I'm just happy you got
the good one, Porsha.
- Oh, lord have mercy.
- Yeah.
- Ugh, I have
a lot of sides, too.
Anyway, moving on to
tonight's "Potomac."
Monique called Ashley
while you were
all on the farm, Gizelle.
And you and Karen had
quite the reaction.
Let's replay.
Play the tape.
- How are you?
- I've just been feelin',
like, drained.
- I'm sorry.
- Well, I gotta tell you,
I never thought my two friends
would end up on
such opposite ends.
- At the end of the day,
the sad thing about Candiace is,
if it wasn't me,
it woulda been somebody else.
- Jesus.
- I can't!
Like, you beat somebody's ass.
And you were dead wrong.
Candiace should've
pressed charges that night.
- I said to Candiace,
"If it were me,
"and I felt as strongly
"as Candiace has been
speaking to me,
"I would look into
what can I do, legally?"
I'm done.
This is it for me.
- I'm done with this.
For me, she's a lyin'
mother----er.
- Wait, hold the phone.
Hold the phone.
Is that the other side
you was talkin' about?
- Yes.
- Yes, yes, yes.
- Y'all about to make me
turn Decatur up in here.
Because, I thought she was
Monique's friend, right?
And I do know that
she's Candiace's friend.
And she's been tryin' to be
on that fence.
- Mm-hmm.
- But why would even my friend
who sees that, yes,
she told y'all what?
That we need to leave room
for Monique to grow,
let's support Monique.
But now it's like,
"I would tell Ash--
"I would tell Candiace--
I would tell Candiace
"to go ahead and press charges."
- Mm.
- Really?
It's the total opposite
of what she was saying.
- Why is she doing that?
Is she realizing that, like,
'cause most of you
are taking that side,
that she wants to be on, like,
the right side now?
So, she's switching?
Like, is she being two-faced?
What's happening?
- Um, Karen straddles
that fence the entire season.
And I think that she felt like
in the -- at the time,
that was gonna do her well,
because then,
nobody's gonna be mad at her,
'cause she's straddling
the fence.
No, everybody's
gonna be mad at you,
'cause you don't have
a damn opinion.
- Yeah.
- Girl, get an opinion.
- She's duplicitous.
She's kissin' babies,
shakin' hands with
all the housewives,
even in Atlanta.
- Did you say
"baby chicken hands"?
- No, I said.
- "Baby chicken hands"?
No, she said --
- She's kissing babies
and shaking hands.
- Oh, I thought you said
"chicken hands."
- I need a large chicken, too.
But okay.
- I said, "I want some chicken
right now."
- Kissin' baby chicken hands.
- Listen.
Yes, it was an altercation.
Yes, it was bad.
Yes, Monique feels bad
and as she should, right?
But it was just like
a open hand.
It wasn't like a --
- Oh, I love --
- Porsha, Porsha, Porsha,
let me just say this.
Y'all-- the world saw a minute--
- No, no, no.
- The world saw a minute.
- You know you used to fight,
back in the day.
- I didn't, I didn't.
The world saw a minute of it.
We lived it --
or, like 45 seconds.
It was like a 45 minute
to an hour long thing, okay?
- What?
- So, we're not going to act
like what happened
was not bad.
It was bad, okay?
- Mm-hmm.
- And w-we can move on.
- Oh, lord have mercy!
Where is the "Move On" sign?
I think that's gonna tell us
to move on.
Save us!
Save me!
- Prompter!
- Help us!
- Roll it!
[laughing]
- Shifting -- ladies,
shifting gears, shifting gears.
I think we done beat Candiace
and-and Monique
with a dead horse.
- We done beat both of them now.
- Yes.
Shifting gears, ladies.
I was dying over Robyn and Juan.
They did a little role play.
And, uh, take a look.
Take a look.
- What the hell?
- Is there something wrong, sir?
- Who is that?
- What's your name?
- Tatianna.
You have a nice smile.
- Smile?
- May I touch?
- Oh...
I came to watch
the football game.
- Where I'm from,
they call it "football."
- Oh sh--
- May I have a martini?
And can you make it dirty?
- Poor bartender.
- She's committing.
She's very committed.
- She's Daniel Day Lewis.
[laughing]
- Tatianna's awesome.
- Oh, God.
- Listen.
- He likes it, though.
Juan liked it.
Juan seemed into it.
- Juan didn't know what to do
with Tatianna.
He was like,
"What in the world?"
"And where is Robyn?"
Hannah, have you ever done
the stranger at the bar
role play with your new boo?
- First of all,
Robyn is Meryl Streep.
I need to give her that.
[laughter]
Second of all,
I have not.
However, I do have
a lot of different moods
and personalities,
so he doesn't know what girl
he's gonna get each day.
- Ooh!
- I know that's right.
- I wouldn't role play,
'cause I'm just jealous.
I'm like,
"I want you to love me,
"not some other personality."
I'm already--
I'm jealous.
I'm jealous of my myself.
- You get jealous of yourself?
- I totally would.
Anyway --
- You go,
"Oh, you like brunettes?"
- What's her name?
Who is she?
- Oh, my God.
- Lord.
- Well, we're just
getting warmed up,
so join us after the break
for the Pop Culture Pop Off.
- Welcome back to
"Bravo's Chat Room".
I'm here with Hannah,
Porsha, and Gizelle.
- Hi.
- Hello.
- Hi, ladies.
This just in.
It's the Pop Culture Pop Off.
Reporting live from a chair
in her living room,
Porsha, what's the latest?
- Yes, I gotcha girl.
Let's talk about
Kellyanne Conway's
15-year-old daughter,
Claudia, yes.
Now as we know,
she shared the news
that her mom had COVID
on TikTok of all places,
where she continues
to speak against her mom
and the White House, guys.
Now she has since
apologized,
and some of that
is probably because
her mom told her to,
let's be real.
- I don't know,
I have empathy for her.
She's probably been
bullied like crazy in--
- Hannah--
- She-she likes the attention.
- That's true.
- Holla-holla back at us
after you have
a couple kids, okay?
- I kind of think it's
she's strong,
but she's decided she has
a different political opinion
than just what
her parents believe.
And I'm kind of
proud of her for, like,
trying to find her way--
- Of Claudia, of Claudia.
Not Kellyanne.
- Yeah, Claudia's dad
is very anti-Trump,
and has been vocal
on Twitter,
so I feel like Claudia's
been stuck in the middle.
And I think it's clear
what side she's on.
Gizelle--
- Yeah.
- What-what are y'all
talkin' 'bout?
Uh, Hannah, if your kid's
out here tellin' your business,
um, you'd have a problem
with that, I believe.
And you-you have
to understand,
Kellyanne Conway
has quit her job.
she quit her job because
her daughter was tellin'
all the business to the world,
and that was problematic.
I have three teenage daughters,
and they are very clear
that house business
is house business.
That means don't go
runnin' my business
in the street business,
so--
- But kids in the public eye
have to be trained different.
They're not like
your regular kids.
So if your mom's
in the public eye,
her mom has taught her
long time ago,
don't talk about my business.
- Yeah.
- Porsha, you're
absolutely correct.
Because I'm in
the public eye
and so is
my children's father...
- Right.
- My kids do not have
social media,
how 'bout that.
- Yeah, there you go.
- Really.
- And they're teenagers.
- Yeah.
- So, yeah, it's a no.
Because of it.
- Moving on, Perez Hilton
just wrote a tell all,
and the thing is, he apologized
for being so mean and petty
to the celebrities in the past
and building a career on it,
but then, the book's filled
with even more gossip,
and more petty stories
about celebrities.
Gizelle, do you think
he's a changed man?
Because I do not.
- Uh, I-I-I
absolutely do not.
As a matter of fact,
if this were, like,
five years ago, we might
care about Perez Hilton
and what he has
to say in a book.
- Uh, read.
- But the-the world has changed.
We done all moved on.
And we done moved on, and he's
back still in five years ago.
And what you're not gonna do
is talk about Lady Gaga.
That's what you're
not gonna do, okay?
'Cause Gaga is absolutely
fantastic and fabulous,
so I'm just really not here
for this book, sir.
- I just don't think we're
just too into hearing
the negative part
of people's life.
So much stuff is going on
in the world.
- Yeah.
- Like, I'm sure
his book will sell,
- Yeah.
- You got some of those,
you know, trolls
who wanna see it.
- Also, I'd rather him
not say sorry.
Just say I did say
mean things about people
to get famous,
and I'm not sorry about it,
'cause I wanted fame.
- Right, right.
- Like, at least own it.
- Yeah, that's true.
- You would've-you would've
stopped a lot earlier.
- Guys, so what's
the worst thing that you've
ever read about yourself,
like, in a gossip blog?
- Ooh, geez.
- I've read that
somebody said I was having
strangers come to the boat
in one of
the foreign countries
with shampoo bottles
full of drugs.
- What?
- Which is not true,
but, like, I'm-I'm impressed
by their creativity.
- I-I-I think I told
y'all before,
that I was-- there's some--
it was online
that I had my ribs
remu-- removed.
I was like,
I ain't got no damn--
How do you even do that?
- Right, right.
- Like, can I even
still live without my ribs?
- I-I-I have not had anything
bad written about me,
'cause, like,
everyone loves me.
- Oh, really?
- Everyone loves me.
- Have you seen Twitter?
Have you seen Twitter?
- Yes, I have.
Yes, yes, I have.
- Exactly.
- And they love me.
[laughter]
- Oh, my God.
I don't know what kind of
karma you have, Gizelle,
but I've been told that
I look like I'm greasy
and I don't brush my hair,
which is true.
Um, I am greasy
and I don't brush my hair.
I just put it in a bun.
- Anyway, this is
a hot one, guys.
- All right.
- This is a hot one, okay?
Dolly Parton is reportedly
in talks to pose for Playboy
at the tender age
of 75, okay?
- What?
- So how do you all think?
Hannah, I really wanna
know how you think,
because, you know,
you have a nana over there
that is hot.
But I'll tell y'all
how-- what I think.
Dolly, get your
entire life, okay?
And I feel like--
Okay, so,
y'all know I just had
a big birthday,
and I got a whole lot
longer to get to 75,
but she's giving me
a little inspiration.
At 75, I might just
spread it wide on the play--
pages of Playboy,
you know what I'm sayin'?
- What?
- No?
- See, legit--
hold on Gizelle.
Hold on.
Back-back that thing up
and crank it back closed.
Okay.
[giggling]
Listen.
The thing about
Dolly Parton is this.
She don't have
to bust it wide.
We have all seen
Dolly Parton's huge breasts
this whole career.
- Okay.
- But we've never
seen them naked.
So all she really has to do
is just take the top off.
- Take the top off, okay.
- And go for a drive.
Yeah, she don't have
to show the bottom.
She can just take her top off.
- True, true.
- Good for her.
She's amazing, she's an icon.
- I just wanna say,
Playboy, if you're listening,
my nana's available,
and my nana is actually...
- Nana!
- ...in the chatroom right now.
Nana, get over here.
- Nana!
- Say hello.
- Nana.
- Hi, nana.
- Gorgeous.
- Look out Luann.
Nana has the
statement necklace down.
- Nana is the queen of chokers
and off the shoulder.
She taught me.
- Yes.
- Um, so--
- Oh!
- Gizelle!
- Oh, Nana!
- Okay, cleavage.
- Cleavage!
- Nana!
[laughter]
- Okay, so Nana, we are
living for your Instagram.
We absolutely
love it, okay?
And Hannah, I'm sure your nana
could give us some tips.
- Yes.
- Nana, can you give us tips,
pointers, on Instagram?
- So I told her what
a thirst trap was
and she posts thirst traps
with motivational quotes.
I wanna show you
some of the pics,
and Nana, you can explain
kinda some tips of
how you got there.
So here you have--
what are you doing?
- Well, um, I'm in
a sexy nightgown,
and a glass of wine,
and hopefully the love
of your life
in bed waiting for you.
- Aww.
- Ooh, Nana.
- Okay.
- Okay.
- Can you please, Nana,
put this in your caption,
'cause that makes this picture
mean so much more.
- Yes, everything.
- I love that.
- I'm loving, Nana,
that you have on,
like, highlighter,
right now.
- Oh, yes.
- Like, who beat your face?
It's amazing.
- She taught me--
She does her own makeup.
She taught me how.
Okay, Nana,
what about this pic?
How do you get
that sultry look?
- This is
my favorite picture,
because I feel like I have
that come hither look.
[laughter]
- Nana!
Nana, this is what
you call a nip split--
a [indistinct].
- Oh.
- And I am not mad
about it, honey.
You better get
the Internet there.
Give it to 'em.
- So-so we have to go,
like-- Do we have
to suck in, Nana?
Do we suck in?
- Do you suck in?
[overlapping chatter]
- Um, I've been very fortunate
to have a tiny waist.
- Ooh!
- I love that.
- Frolicking.
- I like that too.
- If you're going for
the sexy look, you've gotta
have some cleavage showing.
- Now, Nana, who's taking
these pictures for Nana?
- Who's taking these photos?
[laughing]
- Um, my wonderful husband
of 61 years, if I do say so.
- Ooh, that's like--
inspiration, goals,
goals, goals.
- Yes.
Well, you look like that,
he's not going anywhere.
[laughter]
He's not.
- Well, Nana, do you want to
take us to the break?
- Um... after the break,
we're going to get
up close and personal.
[laughing]
I thought we already did.
- Welcome back to
the chat room.
Come on in, we won't bite.
Yet.
- Hmm.
- Mmm.
- Porsha, give us
something good.
- So, guys, I have
a hot take on parenting.
So this is just
a quick tip.
Now, for me, I don't know.
Moms, we deal with, like,
mommy guilt all the time,
and me, I feel like a lot
because I have a toddler,
so it's like,
"Am I doing it right?
Am I not?
"Am I feeding her when
she should be fed or not?"
And a lot of times,
it's like,
do I pop open a can
of food, or what?
So I decided to just
give up
and go online, and I have
hired a company
to just send out
these pre-made foods,
these pre-made meals,
so when there's time
for me to be able to
make something from scratch,
I do, which I feel
good about myself.
But I don't have
the mommy guilt,
because when I can't,
I just pop in something healthy.
- Love it.
- And there you go.
- I respect that.
- Yeah.
- Because that's what I do
for myself right now.
- [indistinct].
- Tuna fish every night.
Tuna fish.
- I love to enjoy my backyard
right now with my dog.
It's a beautiful waterview,
but there's, like,
a drop off of thirty feet,
and the dog likes
to go down there.
He was missing for
an hour last week.
- Oh, my god.
I would have been panicking.
- It was such a-- I was.
But I have a life hack.
Kind of like your mom
life hack, Porsha.
I have a dog mom life hack.
I invented an outdoor
dog crib for my dog.
It's a hammock.
- Aaw.
- Oh, he's living the life.
- Um, let's talk
about sex, you guys.
Now, Gizelle, I know
your mom complained
that I talk about my vagina
too much on this show,
so I am sorry, Joanne,
but we're getting into it.
In a recent survey
of Americans,
68% said that bad sex is
a relationship deal breaker,
- Oh, okay.
- 40%--
40% said they've never
had a real orgasm.
Kate, does this
sound correct to you?
- Not for the 68%
of people I've dated.
[laughing]
It's not my fault
I'm popular, and you know--
I just feel bad for them.
I think maybe they need to,
um, practice more.
- Hmm.
- Yeah.
- But do you think
it's a deal breaker?
I mean, you're in
a relationship with a guy.
Everything else is great,
but the sex is horrible.
Like, are you breaking up
with him?
- Of course it's a dealbreaker.
- I think that's called
a friend.
That's called a friend.
- I know.
That's called
a personal assistant.
That's called a friend.
- Okay.
- So you have sex with
your personal assistant.
- I-- no. That's if you--
They are not having orgasms...
- I mean, in a perfect world--
- You said it, not me.
- I did not say it.
- Porsha, stop spreading rumors.
- The whole thing about them
not having orgasms,
I can relate to,
because I feel like,
in my 20's, I don't feel
like I've had, like,
a true orgasm.
I feel like I didn't know
what that was
until I hit, like,
my later 30's,
when I, like, really loved
the person, and it just like--
I knew my body more,
so I-- unfortunately,
I can relate to that one,
but the part about, oh,
you don't want to
be with somebody
just 'cause the sex is bad,
grow up! Like, what?
- Okay, on another note,
I-- you guys.
I miss my mommy.
- Aaw.
- You know, my mother
already hates germs,
she's like a germaphobe.
So when the--
when the corona hit,
she was like, "Ain't no way--"
- Aw, that's cute.
- Yes.
- Aaw!
- That's me and my mommy.
- Beautiful.
- She lives in Houston,
and so she definitely
is not flying here,
and I bought tickets
to go fly to see her,
but she's like,
"Oh, you're gonna be
on a plane with people,
"and they have germs."
The only way she will
let me come is if
I fly to Houston
and quarantine for 14 days.
- Woah! Okay, that's a lot.
- I don't have time for that.
Yes.
- Yeah, yeah.
- So I'm just gonna say
I love my mommy,
and I miss her.
- Hi, Joanne!
- Aaw, hi, mom.
- Hi, Joanne!
- She talks about you a lot!
[laughing]
- Gizelle, since you showed us
your picture from your past,
and we decided to
embarrass ourselves as well
along with you,
so all the ladies
have brought a picture
from their past.
I think you can sort of see
I had bitch face
from the beginning.
- Which one are you?
- Who are you?
- Pocket, bitch face.
- Oh, my god,
the one on the left.
- Oh, on the left.
- I love dresses with pockets.
I love them.
- She's not smiling.
She's not smiling from age 4.
- Hannah, what you got?
Hannah, do you have one?
- Oh, let's throw it up.
This is just me playing
Wimbledon back in the day.
- Oh, wow!
- And the [indistinct].
[overlapping chatter]
Of course, I feel like
every girl in the 90s
had those bangs.
Their mom gave them bangs.
And, um, I had to
live with it.
And I was just practicing
my forehand.
- Super cute.
- You look adorable,
out there by the fire logs.
- Porsha, what do you have?
- Oh, my god.
I can't wait for Porsha's.
[screaming and laughing]
- I can't see nobody!
Help!
- Porsha, that is not you!
That doesn't even
look like you.
- Guys, that's me.
- What?
- Those are the glasses
that mom used to buy me,
and be like, "They're so cute,
Porsha. Wear them!"
And wonder why I would
lose them every single time.
They're this big.
- Your accessories are
on fleek, though.
I see the hairband,
I see-- I see you.
- Listen.
- You see the rings?
- The rings, the rings.
- Hats off for
the glow up, honey.
- The confidence.
- 'Cause you done
glown all the way up.
- You look--
- Oh, my god!
- You look like
I could steal
your homework.
- You-- No, I look like you
want to cheat off my paper.
- Yeah, I wanna cheat
off your paper, for sure.
Oh, we've got one more break,
so no one move.
Don't change the remote,
or whatever.
Just don't move.
We'll see you later.
- Hi, honeys. Welcome back
to Bravo's Chat Room.
Before we go, it is time
for a positive moment,
for us to toast to
something good,
because everything is
a little better
through rose colored glasses.
Kate, start us off.
- My toast goes to
companies like Old Navy,
Target, and Warby Parker,
who are paying their employees
to take the election day off
and work the polls.
- Hell yeah.
- Oh, love that.
- That's damn good, right there.
- Yes.
- Well, I want to do my toast
to the fact that we all,
all of us right here,
and all of us in the world,
have made it to
the fourth quarter of 2020.
Oh, my gosh.
2020 has been
a pretty sh---y year for most,
but a blessing for a lot,
so thank you, Jesus,
that we're alive,
and hopefully we make it
to see 2021.
Lord, have mercy.
- Um... I want to say
thank you to the internet,
because it can
be super scary
and have a lot of
questionable information,
but lately the memes
have just been amazing,
especially with the presidency,
and when you don't wanna cry,
it lets you laugh,
so let's keep laughing.
- Yes.
- Let's keep laughing.
- Yeah.
- To all the people who
are taking COVID seriously
by wearing their masks
and being socially responsible.
It's so important.
We're still in this pandemic.
We don't know when
we're gonna get out of it,
so thank you very much,
and cheers to you.
- That's our show.
We'll be back tomorrow
to break down
the Below Deck Med finale,
but for now the chat room
is closed.
Goodnight!
- Closed!
- Goodnight.
- Bye.
- Goodnight, ladies.
- Bye, ladies.
- Have a good night.
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