Everyone is talking about RHORI and honestly… same. These women are clocked in and working overtime. While Rula stays home babysitting her cheatin’ man, the rest of the ladies head to Newport for a mansion stay that is equal parts bizarre and unhinged. Think creepy doll lunches, full-blown masquerade energy, and conversations that spiral from breakups to homelessness and landing squarely on façades. Oh Alice you’re the gift that keeps on giving!

Then it’s off to London where Mark Francis is ugly crying and the fair ladies are serving chaos instead of etiquette. And back in Beverly Hills, Amanda stands her ground at the reunion while Dorit unravels, Kyle dodges like a pro, and Kathy casually takes a personal call like she’s ordering lunch.

It’s messy, it’s absurd, it’s everything. Court is in session.

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