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RHOBH-From Speed Dating to Financial Reality

RHOBH S15 E3 – “A Match Made in Beverly Hills” Podcast Summary

This episode kicks off with Boz hosting a Beverly Hills–style speed dating event, complete with her assistant Nico and a carefully curated roster of bachelors ranging from lawyers and entrepreneurs to artists and an Australian motivational speaker. The ladies aim for “understated,” but naturally arrive head-to-toe in black, dripping in glam—Kyle with her $36K Birkin, Dorit stacked in rings and platforms, Rachel in sequins and feathers, Sutton chic and minimal, and Erika delivering iconic one-liners before even leaving the house.

Once the speed dating begins, nerves are high and hilarity ensues. Erika admits she’d rather perform naked on stage than make small talk, Kyle jokes she’d rather gouge her eyes out, and Dorit immediately shines—flirty, confident, and clearly the fan favorite among the men. Banter ranges from lemon “carcasses” and dominant vs. submissive questions to Coldplay insults and geographic confusion about what side of LA anyone actually lives on.

Highlights include:

• Dorit fully in her element, effortlessly charming multiple men and receiving glowing feedback from everyone.
• Sutton connecting with Rick, a former lawyer with a baseball background, who she finds easy and comfortable to talk to.
• Erika struggling with flirting, admitting she has “zero game,” yet still walking away with Rick’s business card—before ultimately giving it to Sutton in a rare moment of generosity and growth.
• Kyle grappling with dating post-separation, admitting she wants to get married again and opening up about attraction, identity, and uncertainty about the future.
• Rachel reflecting on her dating patterns, acknowledging she’s still drawn to emotionally unavailable men and recognizing unresolved hurt.

After the event, the women debrief—unanimously agreeing the Aussie Sebastian was the standout—while Dorit admits the night gave her a much-needed confidence boost, bringing back a flirty, feminine side of herself she’d missed.

The episode then shifts to heavier ground as Dorit opens up about her divorce from PK and the financial fallout. She reveals there was no prenup, limited financial transparency, and growing uncertainty about mortgages, retirement, and assets—all while her name is on everything. Amanda, a mindset and money coach, pushes Dorit to take control of her financial reality, while Boz struggles with advice that feels more “energetic” than practical. Dorit makes it clear: this road is going to get ugly, and there are no winners.

We also get quieter moments:

• Sutton and Rachel bonding over name changes, annulments, and fears about the future.
• Kyle shopping for her daughter Alexia’s wedding flowers, reflecting emotionally on love, marriage, and hoping her children don’t repeat her mistakes.
• Boz sharing her own past financial responsibility after loss, drawing parallels to Dorit’s situation.

The episode ends with WWHL highlights, including fans overwhelmingly agreeing that Kyle should stop being questioned about her sexuality, Sutton should “De-Stracke,” and that Craig and Brooks should absolutely not date. Erika reveals she’s been seeing someone for six months and believes Kyle’s future still leans “Brad.”

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