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RHOBH-Cooking in Couture and Crying on the Runway

RHOBH S15 E5 – “Not Feeling the Healing” Podcast Summary

The episode opens in Sedona, Arizona, with the ladies waking up in true Beverly Hills fashion: Jennifer Tilly eating donuts in bed, assistants buzzing around, and plenty of commentary about Sedona’s famous energy vortexes. While some of the women head out on a 1.5-mile hike to experience the vortex, others opt out, choosing shopping, cocktails, and lounging instead.

On the hike, Jennifer brings crystals to recharge, Sutton pushes through the heat, and Kyle and Erika bond while discussing the growing disconnect between Kyle and Dorit. Meanwhile, Dorit vents to Boz and Rachel, insisting Kyle doesn’t fully understand her perspective, while Boz notes that their friendship feels damaged on both sides.

Back at the cottages, chaos unfolds around dinner… or lack thereof. Kathy starts cooking pasta primavera hours before anyone else shows up. The women trickle into the kitchen painfully late, leading to passive-aggressive commentary, long gowns worn while cooking, and mounting tension. Jennifer jokingly declares her contribution complete after opening guacamole, while Sutton pounds chicken and Kyle fires up the grill close to midnight.

The real conflict ignites when Amanda reveals a strange run-in involving Sutton’s former assistant, Avi, who allegedly offered to “spill dirt” on Sutton and suggested Amanda hire him to upset her. Sutton becomes visibly uncomfortable, shutting down the conversation and insisting on moving to the dinner table. Emotions simmer as Sutton explains the loss she feels over Avi and her struggle with unresolved pain.

The next day brings margaritas before noon, shopping sprees with jaw-dropping totals, and snide commentary about cooking on vacation only to end up eating at the airport. At a runway dinner, Sutton remains guarded, emotional, and defensive, eventually breaking down in tears. Jennifer’s blunt confessional comments about Sutton shock Kyle, and the group fractures further before briefly rallying around Sutton, who ends the episode saying she finally feels accepted by the group.

Healing may have been the goal in Sedona, but unresolved hurt, miscommunication, and late dinners prove that the vortex didn’t work miracles.

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