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In Episode 3, “Optical Delusion,” the art world becomes the new battleground for the Real Housewives of Miami. Adriana hosts a gallery opening, but drama brews when the artist she hired is nowhere near finishing the commissioned work—forcing her to scramble and scramble fast. 

Meanwhile, Lea, Marysol, Larsa, and the rest of the ladies regroup around the fallout from Cristy crashing the gala—Lea even considers invoicing Cristy for the missing ticket cost. Tensions rise at a dinner party when accusations, lateness, and fashion critiques collide. Also, Alexia juggles family drama as her son’s spending habits spiral out of control. 

By the end, the ladies are questioning loyalty, ambition, and whether what they see is really what’s happening behind the scenes.

In Episode 4, “Waterfront & Center,” the spotlight shifts to Alexia’s dinner, but the menu isn’t the only thing overcooked. She and her husband host a Cuban-style dinner for the girls, but vegetarian Lea is thrown off by the lack of options, sparking tension in the kitchen. 

Simultaneously, Adriana confides in Lea about deepening financial woes and marital stress.  Meanwhile, Cristy is still fuming over being billed—or rather, invoiced by Lea—for crashing the charity gala, which reopens old wounds about respect, boundaries, and social standing. 

As alliances shift and facades crack, Waterfront & Center reveals that in Miami, the drama isn’t just scenic—it’s deeply personal.

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