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In Episode 10 of The Real Housewives of D.C., tensions boil over in the highly anticipated Reunion Part 1, where the women are confronted with their season’s biggest scandals, cracks in alliances, and provocative truths.

Andy Cohen opens by pressing the Housewives on their political affiliations, quickly setting the stage for ideological conflict. Michaele’s claims come under fire: does she really have MS, and was she truly a Redskins cheerleader, or are these fabrications?  Lynda leads the charge in questioning Michaele’s medical narrative, with blunt commentary like “the rest is BS.” 

Cat’s personal life becomes a focal flashpoint: she admits that her marriage with Charles is fractured, revealing that they’ve been largely separated for months and that he hasn’t even properly said goodbye to the kids. The subject of race is also front and center—with Stacie challenging Mary’s patterns of “code-switching” and suggesting she sometimes shifts language or manner depending on whom she’s speaking to. 

Stacie delivers a powerful emotional update: she’s made contact with her biological father and shares the meaningful moment when he called her in tears.
The tension crescendos when Andy attempts to bring Tareq Salahi onto the stage—at which point Lynda intervenes, declaring she will not allow Tareq to appear unless her boyfriend Ebong is also seated on the couch.

This reunion installment unpacks illusions, tests friendships, and places the Salahis on the defensive—setting the stage for even more fire in Part 2.

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