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- Previously on the
"Southern Charm" reunion...

Shep, are you a generous lover?

- Yeah. I'd like to think so.
- Good for you.

- No, no, I don't want
to be exalted.

- Well, I mean,
I'm not exalting you.

I'm just saying good for you.

[laughter]

Leva,
what's your relationship

with Cameran like these days?

- I haven't really, honestly
heard from her, so...

- Do you think she's--
- There's no bad blood.

It just--
- Well, it doesn't sound good.

- You are a liar.
- I am not a ----ing liar.

You're just mad
he ----ed your girlfriend.

- Oh my God.

- And boom goes the dynamite.
- She's a trash human.

I ----ing will never speak
to her again after tonight.

- Okay, just calm down, dude.

- She's trash, and I hate being
on the same stage as her.

- You're not gonna sit here
and distort my narrative

and slander me anymore,
girlfriend.

- I've slandered you?
You slandered yourself.

- Haven't seen this bitch
in a while.

I'm back, okay?

- The "Southern Charm" Reunion
continues now.

[dramatic music]
- ♪ Mm-hmm ♪

All right.

- Andy, if we're moving
on from--

- What?
- I have to pee so bad.

- You have to pee so bad?

- And if we're gonna move on
to someone else...

- Yeah, we're moving
on to Pringle.

Just run and pee while I do it.
- Okay. Okay.

- I'll pee, too.
- Can I go?

- Oh, well--
- I'll pee.

- We all kind of--
- We had a couple drinks.

- All right, go pee quick.
- Okay.

- Okay, if it's, like,
a five-minute break.

- Two minutes.
- Sorry. I'm sorry.

- Put your masks on.

- Austen,
we're gonna shotgun a beer.

- Madison, do people tell you
you look like Jessica Simpson?

- Yes, the "Dukes of Hazzard"
version.

- Cheers, guys.

- Cheers, man.
- Cheers.

- You got to wake up.
- Craig, you came after me.

What's wrong with you?

You were like, "I would have
broken up with you.

I would have broken up
with you." Come on.

Supposed to have my back
a little bit.

- I do.
- Let's go, let's go, let's go.

- By having your back,
is I took the ammo

from ----ing Madison.

But I would have
broken up with you.

- Last looks.
Anyone in need of touch-ups?

- Everybody looks like
they're coming in a little hot.

- All right, guys,
settle in right here.

- And, Andy, in three, two...

- Hey, everybody.

Welcome to part two of
the "Southern Charm" Reunion.

I'm Andy Cohen.

Well, hide your girlfriends
and lock your liquor cabinets,

because "Southern Charm's"
newest cast member is single

and ready to Pringle.

So, you know,
people have been trying

to figure out
your celebrity doppelganger.

They've narrowed it down
to Peter Dinklage,

Michael Shannon...

- Right.
- And Bam Margera.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Peter Dinklage is spot-on.

- Dinklage is outrageously
awesome.

- No, it's a combination
of the two.

- I'm thrilled
about Peter Dinklage.

- Yeah.

- "Elf," "Game of Thrones."
- "Game of Thrones."

- Handsome dude.
- Shep, you said Pringle

was always the guy

you'd be nervous to leave
your girlfriend around.

How come?
- Yeah, I mean, you know,

Pringle almost played football
at Georgia.

Right, Pringle?
He was a damn good linebacker.

This strapping guy.

He had all the confidence in
the world coming into college,

so he was definitely someone

that you wouldn't leave
your chick with for too long.

- No, that's true. Spot-on.
- [laughs]

- Madison, what was your first
impression of Pringle?

- I was a little hesitant,

considering it was
one of Shep's friends.

But overall, I think
that Pringle was a gentleman.

And he wasn't
that inappropriate to me.

- It was all up here, baby.

- After your divorce,
why was it important for you

to move back to Charleston?

- Well, I was
kind of floundering.

I tried out in San Diego.

It just wasn't--sometimes
it's not a good fit.

And I just felt like I needed
to come back where I had

some sort of support,
family- and friends-wise.

- Yeah, buy why'd you leave?

I actually thought that--
I mean, I think this a lot,

and I love you to death,
but you talk about

how much you miss your kids
and all this sh--.

And I'm like, so why
the (BLEEP) did you leave?

- 'Cause he wasn't
with their mother. I mean...

- I left to try and make
a better life

for my children,
'cause it wasn't happening

- But why are you back
in Charleston?

That's what I don't understand.

And
I'm not trying to be a dick.

- He's saying for work.

- He can't give
his kids a life.

- But he trades
off his computer.

- And also, like,
when you're a parent...

- I'm not trying to be a dick.
I'm really not.

- And, like, you're not 100...
- But I'm just asking...

- You can't give 100
to your kid.

- What I think
everyone else is--

- I think sometimes being able
to take a break

makes you a better parent.
- Yeah.

- If you're in a city, Craig,
and it's not working

and you have an opportunity
but it's across the country,

you have to take it.
- Okay.

- It's gonna make your kids'
lives better in the long run.

It was the hardest
decision ever. It sucks.

I carrying around a sh--load
of guilt all the time.

- Yeah.
- All the time.

If I wake up to piss
at night--sorry, girls--

I can't go back to sleep
'cause I'm so guilty.

Do you know?
I can't go back to sleep.

So, like, I'll sit
here and answer.

- I hear that, but--
and I was curious.

Like, I really--
- Does that answer it?

- I think people were--yeah.
- Is your curiosity satiated?

- But the thing is, come at me
about my kids,

and I will week the (BLEEP) up.

- Yeah.
- All right, moving on...

Pringle, how did
your ex-wife react

to seeing you on the show?

- She's incredibly supportive
of everything, and--

- Which says a lot, I think.

- Mm-hmm.
- Yeah. That's huge.

- I think that their
relationship was great.

- That's awesome.
- Like, I was tear-eyed,

like, watching them
in the kitchen.

- The way we're set up
is weird.

It's difficult. It's, like,
somebody has them all the time.

And then the other person
has them all the time.

And we both care so much
that it's, like--

- This is making me
want to cry.

- It's weird.

- 'Cause I know how hard it is.
- Makes me want to cry, too.

But it's, like--
- I know. It's hard.

- Do you think you guys
will ever get back together?

- No.

- 'Cause you seem so,
like, lovely.

But, no?
- She's amazing.

But, no.
It's just not in the cards.

- She kind of looks
like Madison.

- [chuckles]
- Yeah. Surprise.

- She kind of acts like me
in a way.

I feel like she cracks
the whip, and...

- She's a great mother.
- You're the Disney dad.

- Yeah.
- Megan from Myrtle Beach said,

"Austen, how does it
make you feel that

"Patricia's constantly trying
to get Madison to trade up,

even when the two of you
were still together?"

- What'd you think of Madison?

- Madison, of course,
I think's, like, stunning.

But she's, you know,
with somebody.

- I don't think for long.

- Well, she was over the moon
that we were together.

- Patricia?
- When?

- Last year. Then, of course,
Madison solidifies herself.

Now she's on the show,
and now she's like, "Okay.

Let's pawn her off
to the first drunk that I see."

And it's ----ing ridiculous.
- Okay, that's rude.

- Nothing about what she
has said is not rude.

- Madison, she is definitely
desirous of you

to be with someone else.
- That's right.

Of course she is.
- Sorry.

- And so for her
to call me rude...

- Well, I've known her
for 12 years.

- I understand. I'm not saying
anything like that.

- And what I can say is she has
never done me wrong.

You, on the other hand, have
done several things to hurt me.

- She pays you to not do
her wrong, Madison.

- And she has not.
So I will stand by her side.

- She pays you
a yearly salary...

- Okay.

- To wash her hair.
- If this is her big client...

- That's right.
- That's right.

- Then you understand
why she's not gonna--

- You're just mad
that the income

that I have through her is more
than you make in a year.

- Okay. Pringle, after watching
how this season unfolded,

do you feel duped at all?

- I definitely think that she
was pushing me in a direction

that she knew would be
incendiary and would piss him--

- Drive a wedge.
- Piss him--

- So why'd you do it?

- Well, I didn't know
that at the time.

And she's a babe.

- You just thought
Madison was hot.

- Yeah.

- He kind of just said that.
- I just said she's a babe.

I mean, that's kind of
what drives this car.

- How badly did Pringle break
the guy code, do you think?

- Bad.
I mean, it was exactly weird.

You don't get to say, like,
"Hey, just so you know,

I'm going to try to court
your girlfriend."

- You know what?
I will say this about Madison.

- Oh, boy, here we go.
- I had designs.

- Like, is that just
your schtick,

or do you really--like,
would you really do that?

- I wouldn't. I mean...

- Bullsh--.
- All things considered.

- He told me three days ago
that he was falling for me.

- But you would sleep
with her tonight.

When we became--it
took us a while. I mean...

- He told you three days ago?
- Like, we had--

- Remember when we talked
on the phone?

- Pringle, you would sleep
with her tonight

if she came to your room--
no offense, I'm really--

- No.

- I will call you trash
all day.

But not in this example.

- That's not true.
- But if she came to your room,

you would sleep with her.
- No.

I mean, hey, I'm sorry,
this means too much to me.

- Well, a week ago,
he did not say that.

- What?
- Yes.

- Coming up...

- I've been nothing
but nice to you.

I would hate for that
to change.

- Ooh!
- Is that a threat?

- She just threatened you
to your face.

[indistinct chatter]

- Woosah.
- Leva's meditating right now.

- Yeah.

- Okay, Madison,

I see you have two
new updates since the finale.

What did you have done,
and how's the recovery going?

- Well, I had
the complete mommy makeover.

I had a lift, implant,
I had my belly button

and everything reconstructed,
and that was six weeks ago.

- Wow.
- We had the same doctor.

- You look great.
- And we go to the same doctor.

Yes.
- Oh, okay.

- They do great work.

- Austen, do you think--
How does it look?

How does her mommy
makeover look?

- It looks great.

- He hasn't seen it.
- Yes, he did.

- That's not true.
I definitely have seen it.

- He saw it.
- I've seen it all.

- Along with the three other
guys you were with this month.

- Of course I have, Andy.
Yes, I've seen it.

- Why did you say
he hasn't seen it?

- Yeah, why would you say that

when you guys slept
together after the surgery?

- Because we were not sleeping
together during my recovery.

- You said, "I don't want to
see my ----ing belly.

Just put it in."

I know that you guys
slept together. I saw the text.

- [laughing]

- I've said that sh-- before.
Whatever.

- That is not true.

- Craig, but why do you
even know that?

- Craig, though.

- I told you--
I'm speaking the truth today.

- I think it looks great, Andy,
to answer your question.

- I'm not holding
her secrets anymore.

- You are slut-shaming a lot.

- She's gonna plenty
of men happy.

- It's not slut-shaming.

- Not you're not.
- She's a liar.

- No, that is not slut-shaming.
- She was dating--

- That's two people in a--yeah.
- Are you ----ing kidding me?

- It's not.
- You know that he wasn't

the only one
that she was hooking up with?

Another guy was balled up
in a pillow crying

'cause she had been dating him
for a month.

She dates multiple
different people.

- That is a lie.
- She's horrible. Shep.

- That is a lie. You don't know
what you're talking about.

- How do we know this guy
was balled up in a pillow?

- And you had been
dating for months.

- No, it is not true.
- Let me ask you a question.

- And then you hooked up
with him.

- Hey, hey. Hey.

What do you care?
- Yes.

- Because she's in
my friend's life.

- But they're broken up.
- No.

- If they actually are, that
would be a huge difference.

- Andy, Andy, she's still
----ing with me

as hard as she possibly can.
- They just slept together.

- But you're letting her,
Austen.

- It's my fault.
- It is his fault.

- Stop letting her.
- I want to (BLEEP)

with you, you're so easy
to (BLEEP) with.

I mean, it's delicious.
[laughter]

- It is.
- It's exciting.

- He's a glutton
for punishment.

- I can tell that you're coming
from a place of hurt, though.

- (BLEEP).
- Yeah.

- 'Cause I had people say--make
fun of me whenever

I was in a bad relationship,
and, like, I was going back.

It's hard.
It's hard to get out of it.

[indistinct chatter]
- Thank you.

- I will say that she's not
in the wrong.

- He loves it. It turns him on.
- It is him.

'Cause you know what?

He's the one that told her
about Natalie.

He's the one that told him
about Danni's stuff.

- He told me other things
about Natalie, but you don't

hear me blurting it out--
do you want to hear it?

- Oh, boy.
- You weaponize everything.

- Keep going.
I got some things for you.

- You weaponize everything.

- Please. Fix your hair.
I can't look at you.

Andy, next question, please.
[laughter]

- Not since Craig and Naomi

have I seen
such a toxic relationship.

- Yeah. That's right.

- But when we broke up,
we let each other live.

These--like, she commented on a
----ing post

the other day
under his and was like---

- Next question.

- You commented on
Kristin Cavallari's

----ing picture

because you hate
that we're friends now,

and were like, "Hey, I'll be
----ing Jay this week."

- That's right.
- Crazy.

- Oh, you guys are friends
with Kristin Cavallari?

- Kristin slid into my DMs,
like, two months ago,

and I was like, "I have a
girlfriend and blah blah blah."

And she came to town.

And Austen and I have both
become friends with her.

- Austen, are you
dating Kristin Cavallari?

- No, Andy, I'm not.
- No.

- They're going to visit her
in a couple days.

- We're going tomorrow.
- That's right.

- And you're going
to see Jay Cutler.

- Yeah.

- Probably.
- Oh, my God.

- Because that's the...
- Just for spite.

- Vindictiveness that she has.
- No, honestly,

when he came to Charleston
and reached out to me--

- No, no, no.
both: Bullsh--.

- You want to see the messages?
both: Bullsh--.

- Okay, give me one second.

- Damn, this is
some tea, y'all.

- This is some juicy.
- This like "US" magazine live.

- It's all revenge.

- It is so ridiculous, Andy.

- Hey, just make sure you know
what you're talking about

before you keep...

- I-I-I am here. I'm here.

- So this is the DM.

This is Jay Cutler

asking what the top three
restaurants in Charleston is?

She said, "Are you asking this

because your ex sent
the same DM to my ex?"

- Yeah. That's right.
- So I thought--

- And he said, "Ha ha, did she?
I don't keep up with her?"

And then she recommends
a restaurant.

- Did you recommend mine?
- She said,

"I guess we'll have
to test more out."

That's flirty,
with the winky emoji.

And then she said,
"When are you coming?"

He said, "Tomorrow."

And then she said,
"Want to come out on the boat?"

- That's right.
That's right, Andy.

- Now she takes the thing back.

- That's right.
- Okay. All right.

- Well, I mean...
- Well, excuse me.

- That's right.
- She's a single person.

- Yeah.

- This hot guy's
reached out to her.

- Yeah, sorry.
Don't be mad about it.

- And what--let me
ask you a question.

Why are you so upset if she
gets it on with Jay Cutler?

- Oh, it's not--
- He is upset.

- She's just a nasty person.

I hate that I'm even
in her presence.

- This is all because--
- Of Natalie.

- You're a terrible person,
and you're a trash can.

- Oh, my God.
Those words are so mean.

That's, like, why do you have
to use the word "trash can"?

- You can't call her
a trashcan, buddy.

- That's my opinion.

- Why does that trigger you,
Kathryn?

- 'Cause I've been called trash

for, like, five years or so,
you know?

Why are you being a douche?

- You ----ing white trash.

- So I don't know.

That's a trigger for me,
hearing the word "trash."

Yeah, I don't like that.

- I want to talk about Hudson.
We got some tweets.

"Madison's son

is more put together than
any of the men on the show."

- Absolutely.
- After watching him get ready

for school,
I have to agree. I mean...

- That was, like,
the cutest thing.

- Is sky-high hair
a Southern thing?

Or is that something
that he picked up from you?

- I think independence
is his thing.

So Hudson likes
to do his own hair,

and even if it looks horrible,
I let him go with it.

- How long were you married
to your ex?

- Four and a half years.

But I had been with him
since I was 18 years old.

- Wow.
Why did you two split up?

- I was trying
to build an empire,

and he wanted
to live day by day, so...

- What kind of dating advice
does Hudson give you?

- Well, he's not--he doesn't
really like Austen that much.

Austen only tried
to play house...

- Oh, my God.

- When filming was about
to start.

- Oh, my God.
- And he only offered

to help me
when we were doing all this.

And that is
the God honest truth.

- No, it's not.
- Yes, it is.

- That is such a ----ing lie.
It's unbelievable.

Madison, I opened up
a whole new world for you.

You were like, "I go to work.
I go home. I go to bed.

And, you know, that's that."

And now you want to sit here

and ----ing dog me,
is unbelievable.

- Let me set
the record straight.

- No, no, no, no. There's no
setting the record straight.

- You didn't build anything
for me, actually.

- Madison, Don't even--

- This relationship
was nothing but fun.

And when it stopped being fun,

then that's when
it needed to stop.

- Why didn't you let him go?
- That's right.

- That's all he wanted.
- That's right.

- Just let him go.
- That's right, Madison.

- I did, when I took
your advice, you crackhead.

- [laughs]

- Craig says
I'm leading you on,

and I can't have you
at the party.

- This is unbelievable.
Un-----ing-believable.

- After we met on the bridge,
you said to Austen,

"I will always be
holding your hand."

And you know that
he will never leave you.

- Well, he was having a mental
breakdown about something,

and I was just trying
to comfort him.

- Not anymore.
- I'm sorry.

- Yeah, but that's
manipulative, unfortunately.

- Right. You think he's not
manipulative?

Give me break.
- I don't--no.

- We call it gaslighting, Shep.

She gaslights me all day.

- Well, you know what? I don't
have three of my best friends

sitting here having my back,

so, like,
if you guys want to attack me--

- There's no back.
Just let him go.

- No. I just want to hear--
- He's gone.

- Okay.
- So shut your mouth.

- It wasn't, though, Madison,
until I stopped texting you.

- 'Cause I told you
to (BLEEP) off.

- Oh, bull-mother----ing-sh--.

- Well, no, this is the time
to hear both sides.

You know,
I want to hear your side.

I really, genuinely want
to hear your side of the story.

- I've been nothing
but nice to you.,

I would hate
for that to change.

- Is that a threat?

She is...threatening.

- Don't be a ----ing--don't try
to ----ing threaten him.

- Shep, she just threatened you
to your face.

[quirky music]

- Coming up...

- Don't ever say
that about me again.

- Kathryn--

- Y'all have slandered
and used that--

- Kathryn, I'm telling you.
- Please listen to me. No!

- Can I have a sip
of water, please?

Please? Please?

- Everybody's coming after you,
hon--you're doing great.

- I wasn't trying to burn
the house down,

but, like,
this is, like, attacking.

- Shep, don't listen
to what she says--stop it.

- Hey, I can do
whatever I want.

- Yeah.
- I know you can.

And you're a dick when you do.
- Save it for the show.

- I said nothing but nice
things about you.

- Don't be nice. Be real.

- I need what
Kathryn's smoking on.

- Pew!

- And we're back.
- Okay.

Austen, where do things stand
with the beer today?

- When I moved it into cans

is when everything really
just changed around for me.

This is my beer.
I brew this beer.

And this is the first time
that I get to, like, buy it.

[register beeps]
Boom. All of a sudden,

every single Harris Teeter
and Publix in Charleston--

gone in two weeks,
when it was supposed to last

for, like, you know,
eight to ten.

- Great.
- I was like, oh, my God.

Fast forward,
people like Leva's husband

want to partner up with me.

I had a meeting with him,
you know, last week.

- You didn't have a meeting
with my husband.

I told my husband
to have a meeting with you.

But also, you kind of
pissed me off earlier,

so I'm not sure that meeting
will finish itself...

- Ooh.
- Until you decide to be

a nice human being.

- What did he do
to piss you off?

- Shep had told me
that his dad

felt a certain type of way
about something I said on...

both:
"Watch What Happens Live."

- Leva, is it charming
or alarming

if he has a penchant

for dating much younger women?

- 1,000%. Yeah, alarming.

Alarming.
- Okay.

- If anybody can take it,
I just figured you could.

- And I did.
- It was a joke.

And you jump in and say,

"Actually, Leva, you're
the biggest sh-- talker I know.

- I didn't say that.
- Yes, you did.

- Yeah, you did.
- Did he not say that?

- Yep.
- Stop it, Leva. Stop.

Don't pretend
for a ----ing second

that you don't run your mouth
about everybody.

- Go do something
in the bathroom

and take care of
your nerves, honey.

- Not even funny. Stop, Leva.
- Basta. Basta. Basta. Basta.

- What does that mean?
- "Enough" in Italian.

- I wish that Austen could just
control his emotions,

not pop off
like a crazy person.

- And now you're sitting here
saying, "You know what?

I don't know if I want to
go into business with you."

- Because this is the thing.

- Because you're letting
your emotions take over you.

And you're saying emotions
take over me.

- Because if I'm going into
business with somebody, Austen,

I expect that person
to be able to be like,

"You know what?
You were talking to Shep."

You should have
taken me aside and said--

- Me and your husband
have a great relationship.

- Hold up. Can I finish?

Or do I always have
to be interrupted by you?

- Leva, don't be angry
about earlier.

That is ridiculous.
- Then just say sorry.

- Okay. I will. I apologize.
- I appreciate that.

- Madison, what do you think
of Austen as a businessman?

- I'm not gonna
comment on that.

- Has he grown, do you think,

over the time that you've
known him, as a businessman?

- Sure.

- He has his beers
in grocery stores.

You rent a salon chair
from someone.

- You rent a space.
- It is my business.

- You don't own sh--.
- That is her business.

- What do you own, though?

- Kind of a business model
in that industry.

- Do you own anything?

- He's got his beers
in grocery stores.

- That's right. I have my beer
everywhere, Madison!

- I am so sick of you guys
ganging up on me.

- No, no, no, no, no.

- It's not gonna
happen anymore.

- You--

- Guys, hold on.
- All right, you guys.

Craig, you're not in this,
so sit back.

- Well, because--
- Sit back.

- Sorry.

- Austen, the viewers seem
to question

your working and question
your work ethic.

"Can someone tell me what
Austen does for a freakin' job?

No one really knows."

"How does Austen's brewery
only have one beer?"

- I worked for an alcohol
distributor,

and I will say,
it is not easy...

- It's not easy
to do everything.

- To get a craft beer
into a retail store.

- No one here
can walk into a store

and buy their product
except for Austen.

- And for someone--anyone
to try to belittle me

and say that I don't do
anything is outrageous.

- By the way,
I'll say this about Austen.

Like, Austen gets up
at 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m..

He's in the gym.
He's doing sh--.

- And you sleep till noon.
- He wasn't always like that.

- Madison, at the beginning
of the season,

you were encouraging of Austen,

even saying you found it sexy
when he was hard at work.

- I think it's super sexy that
he's got his thing going on.

- Who wants beer?
Come on, don't be shy.

Don't be shy.
- It's good.

I mean, the more beer
he's selling and slinging,

I'm liking it.

- What changed?
- You could do more.

- Yeah, if he wasn't obsessed
with you.

It ruins his life.
- Shut up.

He wrote me
a Mother's Day card.

- Yes, I did.

- And you what,
in the card you said?

- I said that I respect
your hustle. So what?

- No, you said,
"Teach me your hustle."

- Okay.

- So then why don't you
sit here

and take some advice from me
instead of being

this big-dick energy
that you don't have?

Like, I'm just so sick of it.
Like, I can't--

- When you--
- All right. Okay.

- No.
- Robert from Boston said,

"Madison, do you think
you have a tendency

"to pick guys
that allow you

to have the upper hand
in the relationship?"

- 1,000%.

I'm more the masculine type,

and I tend to date dudes
that are more feminine.

- That's why
we didn't work out.

- [laughs]
- Chris from San Jose said,

"Everyone in Austen's life
is telling him

"to get away from Madison.

"And the two of you
are truly a horrible couple.

They're in an infinity
circle of toxicity."

[laughter]

- Before, you know, last night,
I didn't watch these episodes.

And Shep looked at me
in the face.

He said,
"You have to watch this."

- Okay.
- And my heart just, like,

broke over
and over and over again.

- What did you see
that hurt you?

- I saw what all my friends
have been telling me for years,

is that she does not ----ing
care about me.

And she never ----ing has.

- How's Austen doing?

- [inhales deeply]
Hmm.

Sh--, just lost my appetite.

I can't see him...
- Oh.

- Being, like, a stepdad.
You know what I mean?

- [voice breaking] How she
treats me and talks about me

is so ----ing bad.

I am ----ing done.

I'm ----ing done
with this human.

She is--
I can't even look at you.

You are, like, a monster to me.

If you didn't have a son,

your heart would be
nonexistent, and you know it.

- You're a great actor.
- You're a monster.

You are a ----ing monster.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Coming up...

- You saw an opportunity
to come up on my downfall.

And you have had fun
with this whole--

- I've had fun?

♪ ♪

- Check one, two, three.

- Who's the best-dressed cast
of all of the reunions?

- Craig just wants
a compliment right now.

[laughs]
- You guys do look really good.

But you're not the best.
[laughter]

- Love that.
- Okay.

Well, Kathryn,
the season began,

and you were
living with Thomas,

which was shocking
to a lot of people.

- When he walked down
those stairs,

I was like, "No way."

- After all of the stuff
he said about the show,

and then he filmed again,

I mean, it just makes him
look like an idiot.

- [chuckles]

- How long did you
two live together?

- About three months, maybe.

- Were you roommates
with benefits?

- Ew. No.

- Did you ever hook up?

- Once in January.
- Once in January. But, yeah.

- There was a moment, you said,
when you were living with him,

that you thought
you might get back together.

- He's the father of my kids,
so that you-never-know thing

is always gonna be
in the back of my head.

You ever feel like that
with your ex?

- No.
- Oh. Well, sh--.

- What is it about him that
keeps pulling you back in?

- I get it.

- I mean, sometimes you toy
with the idea

'cause it's still kind of
in some way a family unit--

a different kind of family
but family.

- When you get back in
and it's both of you,

it's, like, there's a feeling.

There's a reason you were
married and had children.

And, you know, it comes back.

- But never again.
That door's closed.

- When you found out
that Thomas

was expecting another child,

did you know he was
dating someone seriously?

- I knew back
when they were dating.

They dated like three months
at the end of last year.

- This is also the ex
of the guy

that hung the banner
on The Battery.

- Oh, did you know this, Andy?

- That's what makes it
even more insane.

- It's the ex of a guy that
hung an anti-T-Rav banner

on his house,
on The Battery in Charleston.

- On The Battery.
- Yeah. It was his mug shot.

- With his face.
- The scandal continues.

- On this, like, huge thing.
- Just goes on and on.

- And then it turned out it's
because Thomas was having sex

with his ex-girlfriend.

- Yeah, nobody knew what it was
in the beginning.

- [laughs]
- That's amazing.

- And he's now engaged
to this woman?

- Who knows?
That's what he said.

I found out via
"The Daily Mail"

along with everyone else.

- Have you guys
hit your stride coparenting?

- No.

- Oh. Sorry.
- I actually just--

- You know, he's trying
to take the kids away.

- Wow.

- He's suing you
for custody again?

Wow. What is
your current arrangement?

- 50/50.

- Why is he suing you
for custody again?

- A lot of--
- 'Cause he can.

- Honestly, I think it has
to do

with--he's moving to Aiken.
- Mother----er.

- Have you met the baby?
- I have not met the baby.

And I have not met
the baby's mother.

- That's wild.
- Never even talked to her.

I want to.

- Have the kids?
- Apparently, yeah.

- Have your kids met
your current boyfriend?

- Yeah, they have.

Am I in this or not?

- Yeah, I think you are.

[chuckles]
It's a video, though.

[laughing]

- I think Kensie has, like,
a little crush on him.

Yeah, man, she likes Chleb.
She hangs out with him.

- How is Chleb different
from other guys

that you've been with
in the past?

- I don't know.
He's just, like, supportive.

He's very much more, like,
a teammate

rather than,
like, anything else.

You know, when people say

you work as a team
in a relationship,

now I kind of understand
what that means.

- Wow.

- Chleb's actually
a really nice guy.

- Really, really good guy.

- How long have
you been together?

- We've known Chleb
for ten years.

- Probably, like,
six months maybe.

- So the viewers question the
timing of your relationship.

- Yeah.

- Some comments were, "I guess
we're supposed to believe

"KD's new boyfriend
wasn't planted

because she got upset
at a black radio host."

"I find it quite ironic
how Kathryn Dennis

"tweeted a monkey emoji
to a sister

and is now dating a brother."

There was a reaction
when people found out

that your boyfriend was Black
that you were trying

to course-correct things
for yourself...

- I know.

- Or show that
you weren't racist.

Did he think
the monkey emoji was racist?

- No.

Not in the way it was used.
- Okay.

Did he explain to you

how other people
might have taken it that way?

- Yeah. I mean, right.
Yeah, absolutely.

- I still didn't get
the whole story of--

Why were you engaging

with the woman on social media
in the first place?

- The best way to say it is,
like, this girl had been

on Instagram,

posting a bunch of stuff
about our friend and said,

"Don't go to this woman's
business," just bashing her.

To me, that came from a really
mean-spirited place, right?

So, when the girl called
saying, like,

"This chick is bullying me,"

my trigger
for bullies was, like, off.

- Can I tell you guys
the real thing, though?

I don't want to water it down

into just something
that it's not.

- Okay.
- This particular woman,

who is a common friend of ours,

decided to hold
a Trump rally boat parade

in the middle of the pandemic.

One person deeply involved

in all things
Black Lives Matter said,

"Listen, I don't want
to engage in businesses

that are really tone-deaf,"
basically.

- Yeah.

- Then--I'm not saying
Kathryn bullied her,

but there was like eight women
that bullied her in the DMs

and said,
"You'll never work again."

- I didn't know
about anything of this.

- "You'll never do anything
in this city again."

- Now it's looking like
I'm part of a bully group.

- "You're nothing."
And so they were saying...

- Well, you're
the easiest target.

- No, she's not saying that.

She's explaining why it was
so ----ing, like, hyped up.

- The woman that she
responded to was calling

her friend
a white supremacist.

Okay, so this woman was calling
your friend

a white supremacist.

- Because she wanted to have
a Trump rally.

- Which is a big leap, though.

- It wasn't about being called
a white supremacist, though.

It was genuinely
because they were saying,

"Don't go to the business."

- And you didn't like her

being called
what she was being called.

- Why are we even talking
about Trump?

See, this has been made
into politics now, too.

- No. This is the background
of the story.

- I mean, that context is very
important to the conversation

because it also might explain
why you threw the term

"minority platform" in it,

which is the other thing
that you said.

- Can't wait to clear this up.

Okay, so, when I was sending
these messages,

let me be clear--it was
very late in the evening.

I had been drinking,

and I don't know
why I used the word "minority."

It was irresponsible.
It was the wrong word to use,

'cause it seems like I'm, like,
discouraging minorities.

- But, Kathryn,
here's the thing.

It's, like, this doesn't end
until you address

the minority thing,
because it wasn't political.

- No, it wasn't--I don't know
what it was.

I was literally referencing--

- That would only mean
that it meant she was Black.

- I don't think I meant
anything by it, though.

It doesn't. Don't ever say
that about me again.

- Kathryn--

- Y'all have slandered
and used that--

- No, Kathryn, I'm telling you.
- Please, listen to me. No!

I can speak now!
I have not gotten to!

- He's actually
trying to help you.

- So address the minority thing
so that it's done with.

- I don't know
how to address it, you guys.

Like, I don't know.

- Yeah, I am trying
to help you.

- But you guys have to
understand--

- I was trying
to help you, too.

- I don't know
how to address it.

Can I have a ----ing
minute, then?

- I have consistently tried
to help you.

And I consistently
tried to tell you--

- By talking smack and making
fun of me to my best friend?

You were trying--
you were trying to isolate me

and put me on,
like, an island, man.

- Why would I want to do that?

- Because you saw
an opportunity

to come up on my downfall.

And you have had fun
with this whole--

- I've had fun?

- She has not had fun
with this.

- Do you understand how much
I stuck my neck out...

- Please give me a minute.
- To be in your corner?

- You ----ing
used my mistake...

- Look, I think--look--
- To come up on the show.

This is my life.

- My life, too. Do you know
how many death threats

I get on the Internet

every day
from people being like,

"How could you be
with this person

"and think it's cool
and actually be like,

"'Oh, it's okay.
She didn't mean it that way,'

and walk her through it,
and not cancel her"?

Do you even understand that?

You are so ----ing
disrespectful.

- You ----ing used
my mistake...

- Look, I think--look--
- To come up on the show.

This is my life.
- My life, too.

Do you know
how many death threats I get

on the Internet every day
from people being like,

"How could you be, like,
'Oh, it's okay.

She didn't mean it that way,'
and not cancel her"?

- Okay. So go on.

- Can y'all just understand
that this is really hard for me

and I'm doing my best?
- Yeah, we understand.

We understand. We're taking
this one step at a time.

- One step at a time.
- Everyone's calm.

- I don't even think Kathryn
meant it politically.

- Okay. So go on.

- I truly think Kathryn
was defending her friend.

I have ----ing said
that a million times.

- Yeah, I said that.

- But what I did say to Kathryn
is what you said was tone-deaf.

- Yes. And I agree with that.

- What you said was riddled
with internal ----ing bias.

I told your friends,

"Hey, go to your friend
and say,

'That was tone-deaf.'
Stand for that."

I told him--I said, "Listen,
you're good at doing that."

He wasn't into it.

- I've just sort of kept
my mouth shut about it.

- But how are--
how are you...

- It's funny. I don't know.
- Who calls people out--

- I'm so forgiving.
- How are you okay with that?

- The way you kind of go
about it sometimes--

- The way I was going
about it--which was

a little bit different,
right.

- If you had a catchphrase
this year, it would be

"shut the (BLEEP) up,"
and we all know that.

- Yeah, yeah,
because I think that...

- And I know--I get it.

- If you're not speaking
on what matters...

- I understand.
- But instead you decide

to call me a bully,

you need
to shut the (BLEEP) up.

- Why did the guys not respond
to what was happening?

- It's too dangerous.

You can't talk
about these things.

- Why is it dangerous?
- Because I'm white privilege.

Remember? How could I ever give
her advice

or to tell her
to be remorseful?

- All you could say is,
"Kathryn,

we can't speak
to people that way."

- And this cancel
culture, it exists.

- I'm not cancel culture.
- No, I know.

I know, but I'm telling you--

- I literally got vilified
by every ----ing person here.

- It's become too dangerous.

- So you let me drown.
- No, you're smack dab in it.

- I sat here and went--

- You're married to
a person of color.

You're from a different--
- Yeah, but--

- You're the perfect person
to talk to her.

- But you know who
sparks change?

You're ----ing voices,
not ----ing mine.

- This is why I genuinely
just want to say, like,

I want you to understand,
though, this whole experience

has really affected me.

When you're not 100--
- Why do you think--

- Please let me finish
how I feel.

- Go ahead.
- I'm, like, so embarrassed

that I've done this to myself.

I will absolutely
take that responsibility.

I mean, I'm ashamed
and disappointed that, like...

[voice breaking]
People even are questioning

whether or not, like,
I am racist. Like...

- I just think that when you
reference somebody

that's different than you,
that doesn't necessarily mean,

like, you have a white hood on
and you hate Black people.

It just means you had
an internal bias

and that you just maybe
made a mistake

and you were tone-deaf
about something.

- Well, I'm glad
you're saying that now.

It's been several months that
you guys have let me ride

the wave of being
totally torn apart.

And so I'm thankful, though,
that you're saying that now.

That means a lot to hear
from you. It really does.

- And it took time for me,
Kathryn, too.

- The problem
is it all snowballed.

And I think a lot

of the misinterpretation
could have been mitigated.

- Like, I just want you
to know, I'm sorry just

for hurting you
and making you feel like

I didn't
reach out to you, though.

I think that's what
this is about.

- I'm not hurt about that.

I'm not hurt about, like,
us not speaking.

I'm hurt that you told Leva
that you were alone

and didn't have anybody
that you could count on.

That triggered me
because I have been there.

And to me, I've always been the
person that you can rely on.

- Did the two of you work
it out?

And where does your friendship
stand now?

- I would rather
Kathryn answer it.

- Okay, Kathryn,
what do you think?

- I went to Danni's house
not long ago--or, I mean,

I don't know, maybe a month ago
or so, and we hung out,

and it felt like
we just kind of,

like, went back to old times.

- She knows
I don't keep grudges.

I just don't,
but I'm also gonna tell her

when I don't agree
with something.

- Yeah.
- Life has some crazy twists

and turns, doesn't it?

- Yeah, it does.
- Well, Charleston does have

a very complicated history
with race.

Leva, your family left Iran
in pursuit of a better life.

You lived in Canada for years
before living in Charleston.

How aware were you
of the racial tension

that's spanned
American history?

- I wasn't really.

I mean, racism
against Black people exists

all over the world,
not just in America.

But I think it's weird
to be in a city where,

like, it's still
so prominent with symbols,

like, with the Confederate flag

and statues
and stuff like that.

So that was, like,
shell-shocking to me

when I first came down here.

It still is.
- You know, a lot of viewers

who aren't from the South
wrote in and said,

"Wow, I'm watching this show,
and all I can think of

is that a lot of these families
owned slaves."

- So, Chleb's last name
has two "L"s instead of one

because their family lineage
was owned by the Ravenels.

- Yeah.
- And so they add an L...

- Charleston is that small,
Andy.

- To change the name.

- That's why they have
the same name.

- Shep, what do you know

about your family's history
in South Carolina?

Is it something you've talked
to your parents about?

- I know that
that was the case.

I know that we were agrarian
in a town,

and, yeah, it's absolutely
terrible and regrettable.

And--but, you know,

speaking to Leva
and the whole situation,

all we can do
is go out and vote.

Really.
I mean--and we can protest,

and that's important, too,
to raise awareness.

We've got to change the system
and the people in power

that want to keep it that way,

because that's the only way
change is gonna get made.

And that's my piece
I wanted to say.

- Can I just add--and also,

we have to raise
our children right.

- Yeah.
- Right.

- It's very important.

- And I think
what's important is,

if you're sitting in a space
where you are miles ahead

of people
who have been oppressed,

then it's your job
to fight for those people.

For example, with Shep,

he's not responsible
for the sins of his ancestors.

- No.
- But he's responsible--

- But I'm responsible for being
cognizant of the past.

- Cognizant, yes.
- Right.

- Yes. Thank you.
- And I'm learning I need to be

more cognizant
of the past, you know?

And this is has been
a huge learning moment for me.

- Well, let me ask you this.

What do you think about
the statue coming down?

- I think that it's a great
thing that it's down.

- Oh, my God,
is it coming down?

- Is it off?

- [gasps]
- Bye-bye.

- Oh, my God.
[cheers and applause]

- He's a symbol of racism

and a lot of hurt
that people still feel today.

And, honestly, watching you
watch it being removed

was, like,
a really cool thing to see

that it was
that important to you, though.

In that moment, I was like,
"Dang, man.

"I didn't really realize,
like, people walk by it,

and, like, that feels like
you're looking down on you."

- Do you think you had
a different point

of view about it?
- I think at the time--

- You know, might you have been
less educated

before about what
that statue meant to people?

- Absolutely. Absolutely.

I think I was 100% naive
to every--a lot of things.

And...
- And now you know better.

- But I do know better.

I just genuinely want
to make it right,

because I feel that, yeah.

- Austen, what's going
through your mind?

- So I remember back
in the early days of this,

businesses had just,
you know, reopened.

- We had riots in Charleston.
- Yeah, yeah.

- It was right after.

- We had some riots
in Charleston.

And I texted Leva, and I said,
"I hope that your businesses,

you know, didn't get,"
you know--

What did I say to you?
You know--

- Like, super damaged,
something like that.

- Yeah. You know, damaged,
you know?

And Leva's response
was something like,

"A window can be replaced,
and a life can't,"

and that is when I really,
really realized--

I was like,
"I don't realize how much

that this means to someone,
you know, like Leva."

And that's when I was like,
"Yeah, I don't know"--

Like, that was me--
- That's all I wanted to hear.

Literally.
- Yes. Yes. Yes.

- Who cares about windows?
- I really realized--

That's when I realize
that I needed to grow

and learn
as much as I possibly can.

- That's what I needed.

I needed everybody
to understand that...

[sniffles] There is
a bubble of privilege.

Being able to go for a run

and not worry
that you're gonna get shot--

you don't have to worry about
your son wearing a hoodie

and being shot.
That exists.

We have to go above
and beyond to be sensitive

and to be kind
and to be empathetic.

And that's all
I was ever saying.

- Yeah.
- And I'm saying I sit

on that spectrum, too.

I'm not Black.
[chuckles]

You know, like, I say things
that are tone-deaf, too.

We all sit on the spectrum,
and thank you, Austen,

for saying that,
because that's all I needed.

You know?

[dramatic music]

[indistinct chatter]

- So I, um...

I just want you
to know that, like, I--

If I'm ever not
the best with words..

- I know that.

- Or if I'm ever not
articulating

that I do care well enough...
- Yes.

- It does not mean
that I'm being...

- I know.

- Ignorant or don't care.
- I always told you that you--

- I do. I'm just not great
with words and speaking up.

- I know. And that's okay.

- But I want you
to know, like--

- I know. I know. I know.
- I'm really sorry.

And this is not me
being a victim.

I just want you to know that.

- No.
- I'm really sorry.

- And you're being genuine.
And I receive that.

And I'm sorry
that I was, like, catty.

Did I say some catty things
because I was pissed off

'cause I was just, like,

"What the (BLEEP), Kathryn?
Like, take it more seriously"?

Yeah. Honestly, like,

I'm just saying, like,
I am not your enemy.

- Yeah.
- I'm really not.

[indistinct chatter]

- All right, guys, settle in!
Settle in, settle in!

- Thank you
for letting me say that.

- No, thank you.
Just speak from your heart.

It's not the right words.
Just speak from your heart.

- Three, two, and go to Andy.

- Well, there's still a lot
of unfinished business.

But one thing we've learned
this season

is that we can never stop
doing the work.

So, before we wrap
season seven,

I really want to know
how this year has changed

each of you as a person.
Danni?

- I will say, Leva, being
the good friend that she is

and, like, the whole
white privilege--

like, all of that--I was really
enlightened this year.

So I think it's been
a large awakening,

in a good way.

- Pringle?
- [sighs]

- [chuckles]
- [chuckles]

- What did I learn
about myself?

- Yeah.
- I thought you were gonna go

that way, Andy.

[laughter]
- I'm gonna go--

I'm crisscrossing,
just so you know.

- I've discovered
I'm much more offensive

to a lot of people
than I thought.

- [laughing]

- Not to be, like, shallow.

I just--yeah,
come back to me, like--

- All right. Loverboy?
[light laughter]

- I guess that what I learned
is to retake control

of my own happiness and my own,
you know, narrative.

And that is what
I am taking from this.

Moving forward,
onwards and upwards.

- Do you think the two of you

are going to cut
the infinity loop of terror?

- Which means what? What?

- Well, are you
gonna get out of...

- Make it end.

- This codependent
toxic cycle?

- Yes.
- Madison?

- Personally,
I have learned a lot.

I feel like now I know my worth

and what I deserve
in a relationship,

and I'm glad that now
I am done with this,

and I'm gonna move forward.

- Do I believe
it's totally over?

I can't decide.

- Or are they gonna hook up
tonight,

like me and Thomas did?

- No.
- No.

- Promise you that.
- Kathryn, you had a big year.

- Yes.

I feel like I've just learned
when conflicts

and things like that happen,

instead of getting
in defense mode

and making it all about,
like, yourself

and your reaction--
things are bigger than you,

and sometimes you just have
to accept the humility

that you have to learn.

You know, yeah.

- Shep?
- I mean, it could be summed

in one word, and that's Taylor.

- Oh, bro.
[exhales sharply]

- He's got it bad.

- Wedding bells.

- Craig?

- Hungry. I'm hungry.
I want more.

And I'm gonna keep trying to...

to make as much money
as possible.

[laughter]
And stick up for my friends.

But, you know, at the end
of the day, it's up to them.

You can only give so much
of yourself

until you have to stop caring.

- Every man for himself.

- What is that about?
Is that, like, a slight at me?

- Quit looking at me.

- No, it's a 100% slight
at Austen.

- Okay.

- Not you.
- Making sure.

- Kathryn, I will always
stick up for you.

But Austen--you can only lead
a horse to water.

- He asked what you wanted
to do to better yourself.

- But I'm drowning him.

- Not advice.
- My foot is on Austen's head.

- He didn't want advice.

- And he will not
drink the water.

- He wanted you to say
what you had to ----ing

say about yourself.
- Just drink the water.

I would love Austen
to drink my water.

[laughter]
both: What?

- Oh, my God.

Are you two gonna
hook up tonight?

What is happening?

- Yeah.
[laughter]

- Leva, what about you?

- I'm just grateful
this year.

I mean, I've just seen
so many lives lost

and all this dark, awful stuff.

And so I woke up, and
I was like, "Do everything,"

because, like, every day's
not guaranteed, so...

- Can I add to mine real quick?
- Yeah.

- Can I do mine, too?
- I need to drink less

and quit hitting
on guys' girlfriends.

- That's right.
- Learned that.

- Oh, I thought you said guys.

- I thought you were gonna say
quit hitting on guys.

- Me too. I was like--
- And I was like,

"Wait a minute.
We're not done."

- Andy's like, "No, no, no.
Go back."

[laughing]
- No, no.

- Okay, well, I think we've got
some beer coming in.

- Is it Troppity?
- We stand for Trop Hop.

It's all right.

- I love Trop Hop.
- We stand for Trop Hop.

- Thank you so much.
- Are we actually toasting?

- We are toasting, and you're
gonna lead the toast.

- Oh, I'm gonna lead the toast?
- Yes, Leva, I knew it.

- To health and happiness
and everything that we have,

'cause we're a lucky
bunch of people.

But I think what makes us the
luckiest is our friendships.

And so cheers to sharpening
our friendships

and trying to stay charming
while we do it.

- Cheers.
- Cheers to that.

- Hear, hear.
- Cheers.

- Cheers, Charmers.

- Delicious!

- Cheers, bro.
- Cheers, babe. You did good.

- Good season.
- Good season.

- Okay, great. Thanks, guys.
- Great job.

- Thank you.

- Hey, why don't we do the next
one at your apartment, Andy?

- Oh, God.