The Real Housewives of Orange County
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The episode openswhere it left off last week, with Braunwyn lumbering her way out of Shannons housewarming party.
(For a rental?
In a truly delusional sweet voice, she asks, Hey, Lemonade Boy.
Can you go find my husband?
Braunwyn should totally know this kids name, especially because he is invited to her Palm Springs vow renewal.
What else is wrong is that her husband clearly doesnt care about her.
He saw the fight and decided to stay in the house talking to the women and being on-camera.
Dude, you should have followed her right out of that room.
Brockingtons other side job).
When Sean finally gets outside, he doesnt console Braunwyn.
Then he lets her go back into the party.
Gina says shes uncomfortable, and Emily tells him hes out of line for yelling at Gina.
Shane is no dummy.
Sean needs to learn to butt the hell out of it, too.
No matter how he meant it, she was uncomfortable, and you cant take that away from her.
Believe women, I always like to say.
Well, unless its Anna Delvey.
But, you know, probably believe her too.
Gina walks away saying that the conversation is pointless and goes back to the party.
Whatever she needs, I guess.
Do we need to get Kim Richards to give her a master class?
After the party, all the women go on these little side trips.
Gina is dealing with her ex Matt and his new girlfriend, Britt.
Kelly is prepping for her man, Rick, to move into her house.
I love Emily because we need someone on this show to love.
Oh, I wouldnt sit through that, Kelly says, as honest as Fox News is inaccurate.
Im with Kelly on this one, though.
But Braunwyn is going to two a day on her own.
She does not need the help.
Um, why not send Sean home to polish his immunity necklaces and give the nannies the night off?
He doesnt have to come to everything.
Its not like hes Simon McCord or would look as good in skintight red pleather pants.
What they discuss is Braunwyns call with Shannon, which happened a bit earlier.
Um, is that a good idea?
Why dont you ask Shannon about that?
And why would Shannon even want to go to Braunwyns vow renewal?
The fight goes something like this: Braunwyn wants Shannon to come and put their differences aside.
Shannon cant stand that Braunwyn still thinks she called Ginas tiny condo sad when Shannon thinks she does not.
Braunwyn wont take it back.
I only have what I heard, she says.
Have you ever known Shannon to want to find middle ground?
She could ride for 48 hours on a Peloton and she still wouldnt find middle ground.
What I want to tell the both of them is to just get over it.
Gina doesnt care that Shannon said her house is small and, in fact, doesnt think she did.
Braunwyn has enough going on right now.
Cant she just relent and say, You know what?
I must have just misheard you, but know in her heart that Shannon said it?
And cant Shannon just get over it too?
Cant she just say, Know what?
Braunwyn is going through a lot.
None of the other women think I said it.
As long as she doesnt bring it up, Im going to give her a pass on this one.
She stares into her crystalline fireplace on her outdoor patio, seeing Braunwyns face dancing in the flames.
