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The

seven remaining teams get their “bougie” on in Monaco. After a

helicopter ride from Nice, France, the roadblock challenges one team

member to retrieve roses and chocolates named for Princess Grace for

the other. At the detour, teams choose to zipline and walk a

slackrope 200 feet over the city, or mix a signature perfume and

cologne from scratch. At Plage de Passable (Mediocre Beach), the pit

stop for this leg, the field is reduced to six teams.

In

Munich, teams climb to the top of Alter Peter Tower to find the

marked cars they will drive to a warehouse, where they must

drive through a wintry course to find the name of the next

destination. At the detour, teams choose between carrying 22 steins

of beer at once through an Oktoberfest party or building a tower of

15 crates as one team member climbs the tower. The roadblock

challenges one team member to sing a German love song to their partner and avoid being doused with water. At the pit stop, Lake Spitzingsee, the field is reduced to

seven teams.

Liz

and Isabelle examine Kim and Kyle's approach to conflict resolution.

Also this week: Rinna's swing set retirement; Brandi's dressing room

floor; Kyle's hunt for information; Brandi's altercation with

Vanderpump; Adrian's “magic” entrance; and the reunion preview.

Liz

and Isabelle discuss the apology for “The Slap”. Also this week:

Brandi's boy-toy, Vanderpump's sex club review; Yolanda's confession

that she was one of the girls he's loved before; bad news for Brandi

from home; Adrian returns for a visit with Kim; and the sisters

finally air their differences.

In

Bangkok, the teams traved to Wat Yan Nawa where they chose between

traveling by water taxi or tuk-tuk. Depending on their chosen mode,

they had to sink a snooker ball, feed cats, eat a 1000-year-old egg,

and/or participate in a traditional Thai prayer. The speed bump

mandated the assembly of a Thai grasshopper out of river reeds. At

the roadblock, a screwdriver (containing their next clue) had to be

removed from a transmission block. At the pit stop, Loha Prasat, the

field was reduced to eight teams.

Liz

and Isabelle dish on shopping in Amsterdam. Also this week: Yolanda

under the weather; Kyle's capes; “Canal Clash”, featuring Kim,

Kyle, and Brandi; and the “Slap Heard 'Round the World”.

The

final two ladies go on their last dates with Farmer Chris before the

final rose ceremony. The ring is chosen, the final elimination

occurs, and the question is popped. During “After the Final Rose”,

we learn about the aftermath and what plans are in store for the next

season of “The Bachelorette”.

In

Phuket, Thailand, the nine remaining teams traveled to the

Upside-Down House and chose between wakeboarding at a water park or

serving a meal via zip-line 100 feet above the ground. The teams then

threw on some makeup, feathers, and high heels and danced at the My

Way Cabaret, a local “ladyboy” entertainment lounge. At the pit

stop, the Baba Nest Rooftop Bar, one team was rewarded, another team

cemented their bond, and a third team got a second chance.

Liz

and Isabelle get a front-row seat to Kim's meltdown and the

subsequent “Real Housewives Rumble”. Also this week: Kim's

non-apologetic apology to Rinna; Yolanda's unexpected reunion with an

old flame (and his wife); a visit with Yolanda's family; breaking

down the “space cake”; and Brandi addresses the “double

standard”.

Seventeen

of the 30 ladies return to share their experiences and frustrations.

Temperatures rise and the tough questions are asked as Britt, Kelsey,

Ashley S., Jade, Kaitlyn, and Farmer Chris each take a turn in the

Hot Seat.