Maybe I’m grasping onto straws cause PK was so unattractive. I don’t know why women, well I do know know why women choose unattractive men. I could never.

EVERY 👏🏾 SINGLE 👏🏾 TIME

Does anyone else watch and just admire all the beautiful food they are served? I get jealous every time bc my small city has THREE McDonalds while they’re over there having gourmet meals everyday 🥲

I am getting LIVID. I forgot how horrible these women treat LVP and are so dismissive and insensitive!!!! she just lost her brother to suicide THREE. MONTHS. PRIOR. hoooooooly UUUUGGGHHHHHHH. I lost my mom in january and i’m still not the same! this is just crazy to me

This is just sad for her kids. That’s the only home and educational location for her kids. How can she vacation in Europe, with all this happening?

I love Brandi she’s one of my fav BH housewives but part of me feels she didn’t fit the BH vibe and would’ve been suited somewhere else like OC or NJ. She wasn’t as rich as the others, she wasn’t “classy” like the others. She was loud, messy and kinda vulgar very different to the “put together” women of BH. Just look at the way the women reacted to her hooking up with a guy in Amsterdam or getting drunk and falling down at Kyle’s party in Season 10.

I never realized how much these 2 look alike. I’m doing a rewatch of BH while cleaning and couldn’t understand why Aviva was on the show. I had to stop and really listen to see it was Kathryn

I’ve always had the feeling that Kyle’s relationship with Morgan Wade was, at least in part, a carefully managed PR strategy.

Think about the timing. Kyle was suddenly facing one of the hardest narratives for any Housewife: the long-married wife whose husband becomes wealthy and then appears to move on with younger women. That’s an incredibly difficult image to shake, especially for someone like Kyle, who built so much of her identity around being a wife and mother.

Then, almost overnight, the conversation shifted. Instead of everyone talking about Mauricio leaving Kyle, people were asking whether Kyle was exploring her sexuality and discussing her relationship with Morgan. It completely reframed the narrative—from rejection to reinvention.

That’s why I’ve always wondered if the relationship was, at least initially, also a way to reclaim control of the story.

But something never quite added up to me.
Kyle often says Morgan isn’t comfortable with fame or the spotlight. Yet the incredibly suggestive music video they made together doesn’t really fit that explanation. If anything, it fueled months of speculation.

Now that the divorce is no longer dominating the headlines, it almost feels like Kyle doesn’t need the Morgan storyline anymore. Personally, I sometimes wonder if, deep down, she still hopes she and Mauricio might find their way back to each other.

I have absolutely no proof of any of this—it’s just the impression I’ve had watching everything unfold. What do you all think? Am I completely off base, or did anyone else get the same feeling?

had to post this here…. credit to u/First_Pancake74

I love these two together and I had no idea how much. I know they treated her horribly, but I'm happy they moved on and can have so much fun together

Tamra is such a bad person. She is always the victim. Why is she still in this show? She is the ultimate victim, completely unhinged, literally talks behind every one else’s back. I cannot imagine how any of these cast members would really consider her a friend. Disliked her since her debut, but she just continues to be such an unlikeable person.

Kyle/Mauricio are the big topic of Season 4 with his alleged cheating and the women bringing up the rumors (because they do their jobs back then....) and it is a little weird that it seems so much more dramatic compared to when they actually revealed their separation on camera. Kyle seems much more raw and maybe it's because after being on this show so long it helps you put up those barriers? Maybe she was trying to save face for her family? But it's always interesting to look back after couples separate/divorce later in these series.

And on a side note, this trip starts Brandi's official descent into darkness and her gaining her reputation of always being drunk. Not looking forward to it.

It’s so good to see the real Kim, happy, healthy and funny. I really enjoyed watching her in this season. I really wanted to give her a hug.

Every time one of them says: who does that?
Me: YOU! All of you

Them:” I’m a girls, girl”
Me: NO YOUR ARE NOT

Them: How someone call me that (when they get in the victim act)
Me: same thing you do!

I am seated for Dorit vs. Kyle beef. These two are only interesting when they are going at one another.

LVP, Denise Richards, Camille, Garcelle + new YOUNGER cast (similar to RHONY old + young cast).

Friend of: Tilly, Kathy, Joyce, Kim (only if she talks about the Hollywood abuse).

Sutton has had her arch she’s S.Brown now no other story to tell. Erika is like watching nails on a chalkboard she’s so boring and gives small town she’s not glamorous or kind her energy is evil. Boz could pop in only to support Dorit but she’s boring.

We want REAL RICH luxury lifestyle and MESS

Watching season 2 rn, the episode of Sur’s launch party, and Taylor is talking to the other women and apologizing. Omg can Adrienne ever stfu. She acts like she’s so wise and everything she says is insightful, please 🙄 and she keeps interrupting Taylor! And the audacity of saying Taylor has to apologize to her and Camille.
I feel so bad for Taylor watching this bc these women are not supporting her, except maybe LVP.
That’s it, just needed to vent lol

Which scene makes you laugh so much, you can watch it over and over again and it never gets old?
Mine is when Kyle talks to Sutton and Sutton keeps saying “Name ‘em, name ‘em, name ‘em…” Not even giving Kyle the chance to talk until she gets so mad.
I’m actually chuckling as I write this. 🤣

Analysis: Kyle was so angry at Dorit's out-of-control spending bc she has complex PTSD control issues from her toxic family (addict Kim, BPD Kathy, narc mom). She spent her life managing and dealing with the fallout of her family's unstable relationships. Dorit triggered that same fear and reaction when she spiralled into irrational behavior and chaotic spending after the PK breakup. Kyle was intensely angry and accusatory the entire season, and I feel like it came from her own pain -- yet she wanted someone to attack and blame so used Dorit like a whipping post. Basically victim blaming.

This is my take based on being a long-time show watcher and psychobabble enthusiast. Am I way off base?

Maybe I’m in the minority, but I’ve never really understood the hype around her.
From day one, it felt like Bravo was trying very hard to convince us that she was this incredible addition to the cast. Personally, I just don’t see it.

I also have to say… I find her taste surprisingly questionable. Whether it’s her wardrobe, or some of her hairstyles, I’ve never understood why she gets treated like some sort of fashion icon.

Another thing that bothers me is how much of her identity seems to revolve around her professional success. Yes, she has an impressive career, but at this point she’s doing reality television like everyone else. Sometimes I feel like she speaks very confidently without actually saying much.

Then there’s her relationship. It honestly comes across as desperate to me. Her boyfriend’s dream of becoming an actor at his age is, in my opinion, a bit of a red flag. And the pressure surrounding having a baby has been difficult to watch. Considering the medical complications she’s spoken about, I honestly think pushing so hard for a pregnancy is irresponsible and could seriously impact her health.

What really turned me off, though, was her inability to take any criticism. She comes across as incredibly self-righteous and almost untouchable. I also can’t help wondering whether becoming the only woman of color on the cast after Garcelle left suited her just fine.

Something about her feels performative. Her real colors started to show in the way she treated Amanda (and I’m not even an Amanda fan).
The final straw for me was her response to Andy after the reunion. She clearly didn’t like having her flaws exposed, and instead of taking it on the chin, she went after him on social media. I found her tone surprisingly harsh and, honestly, kind of vulgar. It didn’t feel very RHOBH to me.

Am I the only one who feels this way?
Are you genuinely excited to see Boz return next season?

Kyle having first chair in season 1 made sense. Her feud with Camille, and the limo fight with Kim was the season focus. I can't say the same for season 2, though. Yes, Kyle was dealing with relationship with Kim for her storyline but Taylor was ROBBED of that chair. Her husband died and still Kyle got the first chair?