September 8, 2025 • 30 mins
It’s RHOM recap time, Reigndrops! The Miami ladies are back and diving deep into their personal stories in this episode. We’re living for Kiki this season, and the Larsa + Lisa + Jodie dynamic has us asking: should your partner really have your friends’ numbers? Plus, find out which feud Carlos is officially over.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Reality with the King is hosted by me Carlos King.
I'm an executive producer who have produced some of your
favorite shows from the Real Housewives in Atlanta, New Jersey
and my own creation, The Love and Marriage Franchise and
Bell Collective. Every episode, we recap reality television from the
Real Housewives Franchise to The Bachelor or Selling Sunset, in
(00:27):
addition to celebrity guests, whether in the unscripted space or
scripted as well. Happy Monday brain Drops to start your week,
I am going to recap the latest episode of the
Real Housewives of Miami. Yes, okay, so we got against
(00:49):
this episode. The ladies are back from Spain, they are
settled into Miami, and the beauty of this episode to
me is we got to dive more into their personal story.
There's been tons of group drama. There's been tons of.
Speaker 2 (01:06):
Cafe look, which I love, by the way, but y'all
know me.
Speaker 1 (01:10):
What I love the most about these shows are the
personal stories, and the Real Housewatch of Miami, to me,
does the best job of balancing it out. So I
was really happy with this episode, and I was really
happy that we are getting a chance to see more
of kie Ky Bart and her personal story. Let me
(01:33):
just tell you how this works. The beauty of me
doing this podcast is because yes, I get to tell
you all about my opinion, but I also like to
inform you guys on the behind the scenes operations how
some things work. So let me say this, Kiki is
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a friend to the show. When you are a friend
to the show, the producers don't spend time on your
personal story because you're not a housewife. Okay, so look
back at like the legendary friend of who will always
(02:13):
go down in history as the woman. Let's have a
real conversation the woman who started the title of friend
to the show, and that is Marlowe Patrese Hampton from
the Real Housewives of Atlanta. Look love her or hate her,
there will be no friends up if it wasn't for Marlowe.
(02:35):
And that's some real shit for your ass. Marlow Hampton
is the reason why we even give the title friend
to a cast member who is not a housewife. So
put some respect on Marlowe's name. Now, when you look
at Marlowe's time on the show, before Marlowe had a peach,
(02:58):
Marlowe was somebody that came in read the girls went
back home, came in, had a lunch with Mini Leagus
and sid at billies. She was a tall hanging with
the smalls. Okay, but she wasn't a housewife, she didn't
have confessionals, and we never dived into her personal story.
(03:20):
Or is it doe? To all of my grammar educators
who listen to reality with the King that are my
fellow rain drops, is it dive or doe? Let's they go?
We never dove, That's all right. I guess we never
dove into Marlowe's personal story when she was a friend
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because that was not a part of the assignment. Now
it seems to be. And that's why I'm giving ki
Ki Bark her props because Kiki does not have to
offer anything of her personal life to the show because
she's not a housewife and she's not getting paid as
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much as the Mohito holders who should be giving personal story.
Are you getting it? Are you getting it? No?
Speaker 2 (04:15):
I don't get it, okay, Josee Ryant, No, but real talk.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
I hope you guys get it. That's why I'm giving
Kiki her props when it comes to giving us everything
this season as relates to her children, her mom, and
in this particular episode, her father. Now, if you listen
to my podcast like you're doing now, a few weeks ago,
(04:40):
I had the pleasure of having an interview with Keiki.
So this scene where her dad was special to me
because Kiki shared on my podcast, and if you haven't
listened to it, find it. It's worth the listen hearing
Keiki talk about the fact that her stepmother told her
(05:03):
dad to kick her out of the house. Now, I'm
gonna say allegedly only because the step mom is not
here to defend herself. Okay, that's why I'm saying it.
But Kiki also shared that on my podcast too, and
that's tough to be a young woman and knowing that
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your father, your blood father, all it took was for
his wife, your step mother, to call him that complain
about your daughter and saying she has to leave, and
her father saying yes, without ever hearing Kiki's side. That
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is so disturbing on so many levels. And look, I
know when it comes to Kiki, you guys are giving
her a hard time this season, all of you. Some
of you are because of what's going onmating her and Gerty, which,
by the way, I strongly believe next season her and
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Gerty will figure it out and be fine because it's
not that deep, and it's not that deep, So cut
Kiki some slack, Okay. Now, with that being said, this
is the reason why we all want Kiki to be
a full time housewife because she has delivered in this
one season. I'm not gonna say names what some of
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the Mohito holders haven't throughout the time on the show
as a Mohito holder, Okay, telling that story must not
be the easiest for Kiki to relive through the pain
of being put out on the street and you having
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to live with your auntie and all the things because
your father's wife does not want you there and your
father made the choice to listen to his wife and
never contacting his child. Is fucked up. It just is.
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It is. It is, and there's absolutely no excuse for it.
And that's why I'm proud of the woman Kiki has become,
because that alone could have made Kiki be homeless, live
in a shelter, hanging out with the wrong people in
the streets, possibly having some sort of addiction for those
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reasons too. So we have to give Kiki all the
props for having enough strength in herself to be able
to make that situation that was horrible and terrifying, not
just for anybody before a Haitian girl. Okay, it makes
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me say even think about it. So I love the
fact that Kiki's doing that. Look, I appreciate her father
for also being somebody who's able to have the conversation
on camera, because it's not easy too, with the fact
that look to be seen as a father who did
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something so horrific to their child, meaning just kicking them
up the house, it's tough. So I also plau the
dad for having the courage to have his daughter tell
the truth and to deal with it. Now. One thing
he said that I was like, this is a typical father,
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and this is it's just it's typical. I felt like
he really didn apologize to her, but instead he said,
look at how many cameras are on you today, you know,
like pretty much intimating that. Look, yes, that situation was horrific,
but look where got you your TV? And it's sort
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of like, look, yes, she made a life for herself,
and yes we all should forgive our parents, but you
shouldn't be taking responsibility put what Kiki has made out
of the life that she was given. Yes, she made
(09:40):
Wait is this she made lemonade out of lemons? Yes,
because the life gives you limits, you make lemonade. Okay,
so what'll be So listen she made lemonade out of lemons,
and Dad, you give my pross from that zero zero.
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And that's why I appreciated awesome. Kiki said. In Haitian culture,
kids are not allowed to call out their parents. And listen,
I'm not Haitian, but I'm Black, I'm African American. That
is true. I think in black households, you just don't
call out your parents. It's the reason why if you
watch Basketball Lives. It was this big thing between Jackie
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Christy and her daughter Chantello because Kiki's right, Black kids,
we do not call out our parents. And she used
the right operative word when she said aloud, we're not
allowed to call out our parents because if we do,
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we are told I will slap you in the middle
of next week. I look, I'm just saying I'm not
saying they did it, but also saying we weren't stupid
enough to try them. We that we that dum Okay,
(11:05):
I'm just saying, I'm just saying it but no shout
out to kikey uh. This scene was great. Kiki looks
great and I was here for it. Let's get in
to Lisa. So Lisa decided to, you know, have a
conversation with her boyfriend Jody about the fact that she
(11:27):
is officially divorced. And Lisa, Baby, I'm listen. I love
love like anybody else does, baby, but the fact that
the ink just gotten dry and you are already thinking
about getting married again. I'm gonna say this because I
(11:48):
was gonna be honest. I love Lisa, and Lisa's gorgeous.
She's a cute cute cute, cute, cute, cute cute something.
So Jody scaresby. He does. Jody scares me like the
the monsters in the movie screen nep Campbell style. Jody
(12:10):
scares me like Jason Freddy Krueger and Ramona's singer's eyes.
Jody has crazy eyes. It's crazy than Ramona's. Jody scares me.
Jody gives me Brooks from the Real House watch word chuty. Listen,
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y'all tell me if I'm the only one thinking of this. Lisa,
run Run for the heels, Run for the Mountains, Child
run Away, Okay, run Away Love and Vogue run Away Bride,
do something. Just don't stay there. I just get the
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X from Jody. I think. I think Jody loves the cameras.
I think Joe he loves the fame. I think Jody
loves the attention. I think and Lisa was not a housewife.
I just don't think Jody will be with her allegedly,
I don't. Jody does not give me anything genuine from
look from the greasy hair to you know, the crazy eyes,
(13:19):
to texting Larsa Pippin, to you know, being a Marcus's
knows I mean not knows because other things were up
in there allegedly, but you know his ass Jody gives me.
I feel like, allegedly, Jody is an opportunist. That's what
he gives me. I don't.
Speaker 2 (13:41):
I don't feel good about it, not one bit.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
I don't. And I think Lisa is so blinded by
love that she can't even see straight right now when
it comes to Lisa, my opinion, I think that Lisa
is self absorbed, which there's nothing wrong with me, you know,
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there's nothing wrong with that. Ninety eight percent of housewives
are self absorbed. So that's not a reading Lisa Lisa
likes who likes her. It could have been a woman
liking Lisa at the time she was divorcing Lenny, and
Lisa would be on her Collbrade charts. Let's have a conversation. Shit,
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I could have said, Lisa, you're gorgeous. She would have
said to me, oh my gosh, are you single? Not
realizing you know, I like the men's baby, Lisa likes
who likes her? And I think Jody watched the show
is giving Dear John, Dear Jody baby. Vicky Govern said
(14:54):
the little confrontation with Lisa, I just I don't know.
Jody gives me the creeps anyway. So as they're talking,
they're talking about Larsa, and Jody's like, I've been through
so much with your divorce and all these things. And
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then all of a sudden, you know, Lisa talks about
Larsa and look, I will say this, I didn't realize
that allegedly Larsa texts Jody first. I do feel like
that slightly changes things. So Jody, listen up, brother. I
am on a side, and Jody, I listen, those are
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what I get basic off what I'm seeing on the
shows a listen if I'm wrong, I'm wrong, and I
apologize advance, but I can only tell you what I
see on the show. You give me the creeps. Now,
with that being said, if Larsa did text Jody first,
then he responded to her, I do think that changes things,
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and that's the reason why ladies.
Speaker 2 (16:03):
Let me thar on something. Ladies, listen up.
Speaker 1 (16:08):
I don't care if you guys go on double dates
every Friday night, take couples trips together, have three somes,
four sums, five sums, or gs, groupie, whatever you want
to do. I don't care. Ladies, you should not have
your best friend's man's number. I think it's inappropriate. Why
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do you need to text your girl's man. What do
y'all need to talk about? Why do you need it
in the first place. If you need to get in
contact with my man, call me bitch. Why I don't
think couple should be on group checks. I think it's
(16:56):
I think I think it's weird. So the fact that
that Jody even had Larce's number vice versa, that crossed
the line to me it was inappropriate to begin with,
because this is what happens. This man feels comfortable talking
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to Larsa this way because she initiated a text message
and listen, when I'm fair unfair, I'm actually more on
Jody's side, and you know, I love Larsa, but I'm
on Jody's side with this only because yes, Jody should
never text a woman in general. But I do think
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it's different if the woman texts you first and you're
responding to her. I do think that changing things a bit.
I'm not excusing what he said. I'm not excusing any
of those things. What I am excusing, though, is if
she texts him first. I do believe that if he responds,
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you gave him the floor to respond. I do believe that. Now.
I just don't believe Jody and Lisa she can marry. Listen, Lisa, Lisa,
Lisa Lisa. I felt like Lisa was so caught up
in trying to give Lenny jealous that she flung to Jody.
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Jody does give controlling, and look, some women like that,
and maybe that's what Lisa likes. Lenny gave controlling when
the girls rebuild, that Lenny would have these parties and
that allegedly, you know, the girls would come over and
the girls wouldn't leave until the next day. You can
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catch my drift. You know. That's that's controlling. If you're
married to a man and he throws parties and these
women who are sexy or scantony klat are at these parties,
and they're in your home that you share with your husband,
and these ladies don't leave until the next day. That's
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a form of control. And I want Lisa to understand
her words to not feel like she has to get
married so soon. You just got divorced. Yes, they fall
in love, do all the things. I just don't think
a marriage should be the next thing you do, especially
because you have two small, young children. And I just
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think I think it's too much, and I think it's
too soon. I think I did. But lave y'ad grida
now Stephanie aka Regina George with the fashions of Blanche
debor Breul. All right, Stephanie. Stephanie met up with Anastosia,
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who will help us in the name? Right? Is that Anastasia? Okay, hey,
this is a fun flex so rangdof's listen up. I
met on a stage before. So back in like twenty ten,
Oprah Winfrey talk show was ending. She decided to enter
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her talk show season twenty five, and she hired a
reality crew to document the final season of her talk show.
So at the time, I was a film producer and
I was fortunate enough to be part of the team
to follow around Miss Winfrey. So one day we had
(20:43):
to go to Los Angeles because Miss Winfrey was presenting.
Speaker 2 (20:48):
At the Oscars. So the day before my team followed Miss.
Speaker 1 (20:55):
Winfrey and Gail King to Beverly Hills to get their
eyes eyebrows done, and she got her eyebrows done by Anastasia, who, literally,
like Stephanie said, is like the best of the business.
And at the Stasia could not be more sweet. She
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was so nice, so sweet, so accommodating. She actually, you know,
did Oprah's eyebrows. She did it herself. At the time,
she had a place in Benby Hills. I think she
still does. I'm not sure, but missing herself was the
one with the Oprah's eyebrows. And she was so sweet,
(21:38):
so and just so humble. And it's nice to see
that Stephanie has a friend that looks on her level
when it comes to being a businesswoman. Because what we're
not gonna do is this cow Stephanie as a businesswoman.
I will say that I appreciated this scene between Stephanie
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and Amastasia because for me, it was nice to understand
Stephanie more by talking to another woman who owns pretty
much a billion dollar business, and the fact that Anastasia
was able to give her advice and Stephanie understood everything.
Speaker 2 (22:24):
Ama Stata said, which is true.
Speaker 1 (22:27):
I mean, look, I'll say this being a boss, and
I'll say this being the owner of my Company's one
thing I will say for sure is when you are
the boss, you have to make tough decisions. Now, the
line of work Stephanie has is probably way more stressful
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than mine. I don't have a personality to be snippy.
It's just not me. But I am very direct, and
you know, I delegate. I'm not a mean person by
any special imagination. And I just make decisions, don't I
don't have to like I'm not pative aggressive, I'm not
a micromanager. I make decisions. I delegate, do the job,
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and I'm gonna do my job, and we're gonna all
win in the end because there's no iron team, right.
So with that being said, I don't know what it's
like to be a woman in this business either. And
that's where I will give Stephanie some grace. The conversation
she was having with Anastasia, I feel like, I'm like,
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I've given her three different days? Is that honest? Is
Anastasia Anastasia whatever child? We'll call her the eyebrow guru baby.
What I liked about the scene too, was the fact
that they both talked about being women in business and
how sometimes you have to be sterned because you don't
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want a man to take advantage of you. You don't
want a man to cut you off. I don't know
what that feels like. So I was like, Wow, this
was good. This scene made me love Stephanie Moore. I
already love her and I could still read her for
other things, but I love Stephanie because I thought, in
my opinion, hey camera, that this was a real moment
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to see Stephanie be herself and when she is around
the girls, Stephanie is bossy, and Stephanie has to own
up for the fact that, Sis, you are bossy and
you're not the boss of these girls. These women, I
think all of them right are over forty. You can't
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boss these women around. I think it's nice what she
does for the girls. I think all of that is great.
The planes to train for Amabile's all those things right.
But these women have been around powerful men, and they're
powerful themselves and they don't need another power, a woman
to speak to them as if they have in W
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two that they need to get from Showma, and that
is how you treat them. But I appreciate the conversation,
and I did feel like, you know what, I got
a chance to know Stephanie better. But Stephanie, you're the
type of woman we talked thought I was hilarious. I
used to be like this, so I gonna bring myself.
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Stephanie is the type of person where where somebody gives
her advice that brings a bell, she goes to the
extreme with it. So the fact that Anastasia said, look,
just be cool, like calm down, don't speak to them crazy,
she then just started to become quiet. When they were
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all on Richard Branson's Virgion cruise ship that Marisol put together,
It's like, look, Stephanie, no one said be quiet, no
one said don't talk, no one said don't say anything.
Speaker 2 (26:00):
All these ladies are saying to you is.
Speaker 1 (26:03):
Don't be bossy, don't want what you do for us,
Just be normal like that's all they want. I'm just
saying so anyways, speaking of taking things to an extreme,
Audriana was not fun in this episode. And Audrianna is
a fun woman. She took what Kiky said to her
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to heart and for some reason. I mean, look, nobody
wants to be called old, but also nobody wants to
call ratchet. Now. No, we discussed this last week and
you said ratchet. Okay, fine, but what Keky heard was ratchet.
And Keiki is a black woman. We as black folks
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do not want to be.
Speaker 2 (26:46):
Called ratchet by a non black person. That's a fact.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
That's why she gagged, and that's why Gertie screamed, that's
coming from me. Trust me, I'm right, so key. Keith's
response was your economy, ratchet, which was a dig. I'm
going to dig back on you. She said you are
too old. She did just say you look old. She
didn't say you dressed old like Stephanie. She didn't say
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you act old. She said you are too old, meaning
your age should be acting like that. Well I guess
she did. You acted old? Okay, bye, okay, child, she
did say, you act old, honey, but look, you called
a ratchet, so all is fair in love and shade.
It bothered Audriana a great deal. Gerni tried to talk
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to her, that didn't work, and then at the table
the girls tried to talk to her. She looked visibly
upset about it and sad. And look, Audreana is gorgeous,
She's she's one of the most beautiful women on Bravo.
She's a beautiful woman. And Audriana is fantastic television and
I don't see this show without her. She's a great villain.
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She's also hilarious. But if Keith, Keith can't get over
you calling her ratchet and you made wretchet, she already
apologized to you for the old comment. But again, what
I liked about that moment between Audrina and the girls
is the fact that there is something deeper going on
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in Audreana's life to where that word truly affected her.
Because again I didn't think it was a big of
a deal.
Speaker 2 (28:27):
But nobody also has called me old, so I'm not
here to say how she should feel. But that's the
reason why you can't sit up.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
There and try to read a girl, and when she
reads you back you start crying.
Speaker 2 (28:51):
It's just it doesn't work that way.
Speaker 1 (28:54):
It doesn't work that way. So in this episode, we
are also setting up the fact that Larsa and Lisa
are going to make up. I gotta be honest with you.
I don't care about this beef anymore. Between Larsa and Lisa.
I'm kind of over it. It's to me, it's not
that deep. It was deep in the beginning. I feel
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like they both are very stubborn and they both need
to just say, look, we both made a mistake. I
did this, you did that. Let's start a clean slate today.
But they're both refusing to do that. I think it's overboard. Personally,
I did I'm just saying. And then Lisa, you can't
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say you're confessionals. The dig about how Larsa is an
only fans take, you know, taking topless photos and maybe
talk to people's husbands. I mean, granted, it was a
good red Baby, but that's not going to help as
Larsa watches it and you expect to be bestie's again.
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I'm just saying. But overall, I enjoyed this episode. There
wasn't a lot of drama, but I liked that because
we had so much drama in Spain that it was
nice to settle with these ladies, get some personal story happening.
But Baby, next week, all hell breaks loose and it
appears that Stephanie is on a mission to go at
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Reality with the King is hosted by me Carlos King.
I'm an executive producer who have produced some of your
favorite shows from the Real Housewives in Atlanta, New Jersey
and my own creation, The Love and Marriage Franchise and
Bell Collective. Every episode, we recap reality television from the
Real Housewives Franchise to The Bachelor or Selling Sunset, in
(00:27):
addition to celebrity guests, whether in the unscripted space or
scripted as well. Happy Monday brain Drops to start your week,
I am going to recap the latest episode of the
Real Housewives of Miami. Yes, okay, so we got against
(00:49):
this episode. The ladies are back from Spain, they are
settled into Miami, and the beauty of this episode to
me is we got to dive more into their personal story.
There's been tons of group drama. There's been tons of.
Speaker 2 (01:06):
Cafe look, which I love, by the way, but y'all
know me.
Speaker 1 (01:10):
What I love the most about these shows are the
personal stories, and the Real Housewatch of Miami, to me,
does the best job of balancing it out. So I
was really happy with this episode, and I was really
happy that we are getting a chance to see more
of kie Ky Bart and her personal story. Let me
(01:33):
just tell you how this works. The beauty of me
doing this podcast is because yes, I get to tell
you all about my opinion, but I also like to
inform you guys on the behind the scenes operations how
some things work. So let me say this, Kiki is
(01:53):
a friend to the show. When you are a friend
to the show, the producers don't spend time on your
personal story because you're not a housewife. Okay, so look
back at like the legendary friend of who will always
(02:13):
go down in history as the woman. Let's have a
real conversation the woman who started the title of friend
to the show, and that is Marlowe Patrese Hampton from
the Real Housewives of Atlanta. Look love her or hate her,
there will be no friends up if it wasn't for Marlowe.
(02:35):
And that's some real shit for your ass. Marlow Hampton
is the reason why we even give the title friend
to a cast member who is not a housewife. So
put some respect on Marlowe's name. Now, when you look
at Marlowe's time on the show, before Marlowe had a peach,
(02:58):
Marlowe was somebody that came in read the girls went
back home, came in, had a lunch with Mini Leagus
and sid at billies. She was a tall hanging with
the smalls. Okay, but she wasn't a housewife, she didn't
have confessionals, and we never dived into her personal story.
(03:20):
Or is it doe? To all of my grammar educators
who listen to reality with the King that are my
fellow rain drops, is it dive or doe? Let's they go?
We never dove, That's all right. I guess we never
dove into Marlowe's personal story when she was a friend
(03:45):
because that was not a part of the assignment. Now
it seems to be. And that's why I'm giving ki
Ki Bark her props because Kiki does not have to
offer anything of her personal life to the show because
she's not a housewife and she's not getting paid as
(04:07):
much as the Mohito holders who should be giving personal story.
Are you getting it? Are you getting it? No?
Speaker 2 (04:15):
I don't get it, okay, Josee Ryant, No, but real talk.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
I hope you guys get it. That's why I'm giving
Kiki her props when it comes to giving us everything
this season as relates to her children, her mom, and
in this particular episode, her father. Now, if you listen
to my podcast like you're doing now, a few weeks ago,
(04:40):
I had the pleasure of having an interview with Keiki.
So this scene where her dad was special to me
because Kiki shared on my podcast, and if you haven't
listened to it, find it. It's worth the listen hearing
Keiki talk about the fact that her stepmother told her
(05:03):
dad to kick her out of the house. Now, I'm
gonna say allegedly only because the step mom is not
here to defend herself. Okay, that's why I'm saying it.
But Kiki also shared that on my podcast too, and
that's tough to be a young woman and knowing that
(05:24):
your father, your blood father, all it took was for
his wife, your step mother, to call him that complain
about your daughter and saying she has to leave, and
her father saying yes, without ever hearing Kiki's side. That
(05:50):
is so disturbing on so many levels. And look, I
know when it comes to Kiki, you guys are giving
her a hard time this season, all of you. Some
of you are because of what's going onmating her and Gerty, which,
by the way, I strongly believe next season her and
(06:11):
Gerty will figure it out and be fine because it's
not that deep, and it's not that deep, So cut
Kiki some slack, Okay. Now, with that being said, this
is the reason why we all want Kiki to be
a full time housewife because she has delivered in this
one season. I'm not gonna say names what some of
(06:35):
the Mohito holders haven't throughout the time on the show
as a Mohito holder, Okay, telling that story must not
be the easiest for Kiki to relive through the pain
of being put out on the street and you having
(06:59):
to live with your auntie and all the things because
your father's wife does not want you there and your
father made the choice to listen to his wife and
never contacting his child. Is fucked up. It just is.
(07:19):
It is. It is, and there's absolutely no excuse for it.
And that's why I'm proud of the woman Kiki has become,
because that alone could have made Kiki be homeless, live
in a shelter, hanging out with the wrong people in
the streets, possibly having some sort of addiction for those
(07:43):
reasons too. So we have to give Kiki all the
props for having enough strength in herself to be able
to make that situation that was horrible and terrifying, not
just for anybody before a Haitian girl. Okay, it makes
(08:13):
me say even think about it. So I love the
fact that Kiki's doing that. Look, I appreciate her father
for also being somebody who's able to have the conversation
on camera, because it's not easy too, with the fact
that look to be seen as a father who did
(08:34):
something so horrific to their child, meaning just kicking them
up the house, it's tough. So I also plau the
dad for having the courage to have his daughter tell
the truth and to deal with it. Now. One thing
he said that I was like, this is a typical father,
(08:55):
and this is it's just it's typical. I felt like
he really didn apologize to her, but instead he said,
look at how many cameras are on you today, you know,
like pretty much intimating that. Look, yes, that situation was horrific,
but look where got you your TV? And it's sort
(09:18):
of like, look, yes, she made a life for herself,
and yes we all should forgive our parents, but you
shouldn't be taking responsibility put what Kiki has made out
of the life that she was given. Yes, she made
(09:40):
Wait is this she made lemonade out of lemons? Yes,
because the life gives you limits, you make lemonade. Okay,
so what'll be So listen she made lemonade out of lemons,
and Dad, you give my pross from that zero zero.
(10:01):
And that's why I appreciated awesome. Kiki said. In Haitian culture,
kids are not allowed to call out their parents. And listen,
I'm not Haitian, but I'm Black, I'm African American. That
is true. I think in black households, you just don't
call out your parents. It's the reason why if you
watch Basketball Lives. It was this big thing between Jackie
(10:24):
Christy and her daughter Chantello because Kiki's right, Black kids,
we do not call out our parents. And she used
the right operative word when she said aloud, we're not
allowed to call out our parents because if we do,
(10:44):
we are told I will slap you in the middle
of next week. I look, I'm just saying I'm not
saying they did it, but also saying we weren't stupid
enough to try them. We that we that dum Okay,
(11:05):
I'm just saying, I'm just saying it but no shout
out to kikey uh. This scene was great. Kiki looks
great and I was here for it. Let's get in
to Lisa. So Lisa decided to, you know, have a
conversation with her boyfriend Jody about the fact that she
(11:27):
is officially divorced. And Lisa, Baby, I'm listen. I love
love like anybody else does, baby, but the fact that
the ink just gotten dry and you are already thinking
about getting married again. I'm gonna say this because I
(11:48):
was gonna be honest. I love Lisa, and Lisa's gorgeous.
She's a cute cute cute, cute, cute, cute cute something.
So Jody scaresby. He does. Jody scares me like the
the monsters in the movie screen nep Campbell style. Jody
(12:10):
scares me like Jason Freddy Krueger and Ramona's singer's eyes.
Jody has crazy eyes. It's crazy than Ramona's. Jody scares me.
Jody gives me Brooks from the Real House watch word chuty. Listen,
(12:34):
y'all tell me if I'm the only one thinking of this. Lisa,
run Run for the heels, Run for the Mountains, Child
run Away, Okay, run Away Love and Vogue run Away Bride,
do something. Just don't stay there. I just get the
(12:55):
X from Jody. I think. I think Jody loves the cameras.
I think Joe he loves the fame. I think Jody
loves the attention. I think and Lisa was not a housewife.
I just don't think Jody will be with her allegedly,
I don't. Jody does not give me anything genuine from
look from the greasy hair to you know, the crazy eyes,
(13:19):
to texting Larsa Pippin, to you know, being a Marcus's
knows I mean not knows because other things were up
in there allegedly, but you know his ass Jody gives me.
I feel like, allegedly, Jody is an opportunist. That's what
he gives me. I don't.
Speaker 2 (13:41):
I don't feel good about it, not one bit.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
I don't. And I think Lisa is so blinded by
love that she can't even see straight right now when
it comes to Lisa, my opinion, I think that Lisa
is self absorbed, which there's nothing wrong with me, you know,
(14:04):
there's nothing wrong with that. Ninety eight percent of housewives
are self absorbed. So that's not a reading Lisa Lisa
likes who likes her. It could have been a woman
liking Lisa at the time she was divorcing Lenny, and
Lisa would be on her Collbrade charts. Let's have a conversation. Shit,
(14:24):
I could have said, Lisa, you're gorgeous. She would have
said to me, oh my gosh, are you single? Not
realizing you know, I like the men's baby, Lisa likes
who likes her? And I think Jody watched the show
is giving Dear John, Dear Jody baby. Vicky Govern said
(14:54):
the little confrontation with Lisa, I just I don't know.
Jody gives me the creeps anyway. So as they're talking,
they're talking about Larsa, and Jody's like, I've been through
so much with your divorce and all these things. And
(15:19):
then all of a sudden, you know, Lisa talks about
Larsa and look, I will say this, I didn't realize
that allegedly Larsa texts Jody first. I do feel like
that slightly changes things. So Jody, listen up, brother. I
am on a side, and Jody, I listen, those are
(15:41):
what I get basic off what I'm seeing on the
shows a listen if I'm wrong, I'm wrong, and I
apologize advance, but I can only tell you what I
see on the show. You give me the creeps. Now,
with that being said, if Larsa did text Jody first,
then he responded to her, I do think that changes things,
(16:02):
and that's the reason why ladies.
Speaker 2 (16:03):
Let me thar on something. Ladies, listen up.
Speaker 1 (16:08):
I don't care if you guys go on double dates
every Friday night, take couples trips together, have three somes,
four sums, five sums, or gs, groupie, whatever you want
to do. I don't care. Ladies, you should not have
your best friend's man's number. I think it's inappropriate. Why
(16:34):
do you need to text your girl's man. What do
y'all need to talk about? Why do you need it
in the first place. If you need to get in
contact with my man, call me bitch. Why I don't
think couple should be on group checks. I think it's
(16:56):
I think I think it's weird. So the fact that
that Jody even had Larce's number vice versa, that crossed
the line to me it was inappropriate to begin with,
because this is what happens. This man feels comfortable talking
(17:16):
to Larsa this way because she initiated a text message
and listen, when I'm fair unfair, I'm actually more on
Jody's side, and you know, I love Larsa, but I'm
on Jody's side with this only because yes, Jody should
never text a woman in general. But I do think
(17:36):
it's different if the woman texts you first and you're
responding to her. I do think that changing things a bit.
I'm not excusing what he said. I'm not excusing any
of those things. What I am excusing, though, is if
she texts him first. I do believe that if he responds,
(17:56):
you gave him the floor to respond. I do believe that. Now.
I just don't believe Jody and Lisa she can marry. Listen, Lisa, Lisa,
Lisa Lisa. I felt like Lisa was so caught up
in trying to give Lenny jealous that she flung to Jody.
(18:20):
Jody does give controlling, and look, some women like that,
and maybe that's what Lisa likes. Lenny gave controlling when
the girls rebuild, that Lenny would have these parties and
that allegedly, you know, the girls would come over and
the girls wouldn't leave until the next day. You can
(18:41):
catch my drift. You know. That's that's controlling. If you're
married to a man and he throws parties and these
women who are sexy or scantony klat are at these parties,
and they're in your home that you share with your husband,
and these ladies don't leave until the next day. That's
(19:04):
a form of control. And I want Lisa to understand
her words to not feel like she has to get
married so soon. You just got divorced. Yes, they fall
in love, do all the things. I just don't think
a marriage should be the next thing you do, especially
because you have two small, young children. And I just
(19:31):
think I think it's too much, and I think it's
too soon. I think I did. But lave y'ad grida
now Stephanie aka Regina George with the fashions of Blanche
debor Breul. All right, Stephanie. Stephanie met up with Anastosia,
(19:54):
who will help us in the name? Right? Is that Anastasia? Okay, hey,
this is a fun flex so rangdof's listen up. I
met on a stage before. So back in like twenty ten,
Oprah Winfrey talk show was ending. She decided to enter
(20:18):
her talk show season twenty five, and she hired a
reality crew to document the final season of her talk show.
So at the time, I was a film producer and
I was fortunate enough to be part of the team
to follow around Miss Winfrey. So one day we had
(20:43):
to go to Los Angeles because Miss Winfrey was presenting.
Speaker 2 (20:48):
At the Oscars. So the day before my team followed Miss.
Speaker 1 (20:55):
Winfrey and Gail King to Beverly Hills to get their
eyes eyebrows done, and she got her eyebrows done by Anastasia, who, literally,
like Stephanie said, is like the best of the business.
And at the Stasia could not be more sweet. She
(21:17):
was so nice, so sweet, so accommodating. She actually, you know,
did Oprah's eyebrows. She did it herself. At the time,
she had a place in Benby Hills. I think she
still does. I'm not sure, but missing herself was the
one with the Oprah's eyebrows. And she was so sweet,
(21:38):
so and just so humble. And it's nice to see
that Stephanie has a friend that looks on her level
when it comes to being a businesswoman. Because what we're
not gonna do is this cow Stephanie as a businesswoman.
I will say that I appreciated this scene between Stephanie
(22:01):
and Amastasia because for me, it was nice to understand
Stephanie more by talking to another woman who owns pretty
much a billion dollar business, and the fact that Anastasia
was able to give her advice and Stephanie understood everything.
Speaker 2 (22:24):
Ama Stata said, which is true.
Speaker 1 (22:27):
I mean, look, I'll say this being a boss, and
I'll say this being the owner of my Company's one
thing I will say for sure is when you are
the boss, you have to make tough decisions. Now, the
line of work Stephanie has is probably way more stressful
(22:47):
than mine. I don't have a personality to be snippy.
It's just not me. But I am very direct, and
you know, I delegate. I'm not a mean person by
any special imagination. And I just make decisions, don't I
don't have to like I'm not pative aggressive, I'm not
a micromanager. I make decisions. I delegate, do the job,
(23:11):
and I'm gonna do my job, and we're gonna all
win in the end because there's no iron team, right.
So with that being said, I don't know what it's
like to be a woman in this business either. And
that's where I will give Stephanie some grace. The conversation
she was having with Anastasia, I feel like, I'm like,
(23:34):
I've given her three different days? Is that honest? Is
Anastasia Anastasia whatever child? We'll call her the eyebrow guru baby.
What I liked about the scene too, was the fact
that they both talked about being women in business and
how sometimes you have to be sterned because you don't
(23:54):
want a man to take advantage of you. You don't
want a man to cut you off. I don't know
what that feels like. So I was like, Wow, this
was good. This scene made me love Stephanie Moore. I
already love her and I could still read her for
other things, but I love Stephanie because I thought, in
my opinion, hey camera, that this was a real moment
(24:19):
to see Stephanie be herself and when she is around
the girls, Stephanie is bossy, and Stephanie has to own
up for the fact that, Sis, you are bossy and
you're not the boss of these girls. These women, I
think all of them right are over forty. You can't
(24:42):
boss these women around. I think it's nice what she
does for the girls. I think all of that is great.
The planes to train for Amabile's all those things right.
But these women have been around powerful men, and they're
powerful themselves and they don't need another power, a woman
to speak to them as if they have in W
(25:04):
two that they need to get from Showma, and that
is how you treat them. But I appreciate the conversation,
and I did feel like, you know what, I got
a chance to know Stephanie better. But Stephanie, you're the
type of woman we talked thought I was hilarious. I
used to be like this, so I gonna bring myself.
(25:25):
Stephanie is the type of person where where somebody gives
her advice that brings a bell, she goes to the
extreme with it. So the fact that Anastasia said, look,
just be cool, like calm down, don't speak to them crazy,
she then just started to become quiet. When they were
(25:47):
all on Richard Branson's Virgion cruise ship that Marisol put together,
It's like, look, Stephanie, no one said be quiet, no
one said don't talk, no one said don't say anything.
Speaker 2 (26:00):
All these ladies are saying to you is.
Speaker 1 (26:03):
Don't be bossy, don't want what you do for us,
Just be normal like that's all they want. I'm just
saying so anyways, speaking of taking things to an extreme,
Audriana was not fun in this episode. And Audrianna is
a fun woman. She took what Kiky said to her
(26:24):
to heart and for some reason. I mean, look, nobody
wants to be called old, but also nobody wants to
call ratchet. Now. No, we discussed this last week and
you said ratchet. Okay, fine, but what Keky heard was ratchet.
And Keiki is a black woman. We as black folks
(26:45):
do not want to be.
Speaker 2 (26:46):
Called ratchet by a non black person. That's a fact.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
That's why she gagged, and that's why Gertie screamed, that's
coming from me. Trust me, I'm right, so key. Keith's
response was your economy, ratchet, which was a dig. I'm
going to dig back on you. She said you are
too old. She did just say you look old. She
didn't say you dressed old like Stephanie. She didn't say
(27:14):
you act old. She said you are too old, meaning
your age should be acting like that. Well I guess
she did. You acted old? Okay, bye, okay, child, she
did say, you act old, honey, but look, you called
a ratchet, so all is fair in love and shade.
It bothered Audriana a great deal. Gerni tried to talk
(27:38):
to her, that didn't work, and then at the table
the girls tried to talk to her. She looked visibly
upset about it and sad. And look, Audreana is gorgeous,
She's she's one of the most beautiful women on Bravo.
She's a beautiful woman. And Audriana is fantastic television and
I don't see this show without her. She's a great villain.
(27:59):
She's also hilarious. But if Keith, Keith can't get over
you calling her ratchet and you made wretchet, she already
apologized to you for the old comment. But again, what
I liked about that moment between Audrina and the girls
is the fact that there is something deeper going on
(28:20):
in Audreana's life to where that word truly affected her.
Because again I didn't think it was a big of
a deal.
Speaker 2 (28:27):
But nobody also has called me old, so I'm not
here to say how she should feel. But that's the
reason why you can't sit up.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
There and try to read a girl, and when she
reads you back you start crying.
Speaker 2 (28:51):
It's just it doesn't work that way.
Speaker 1 (28:54):
It doesn't work that way. So in this episode, we
are also setting up the fact that Larsa and Lisa
are going to make up. I gotta be honest with you.
I don't care about this beef anymore. Between Larsa and Lisa.
I'm kind of over it. It's to me, it's not
that deep. It was deep in the beginning. I feel
(29:15):
like they both are very stubborn and they both need
to just say, look, we both made a mistake. I
did this, you did that. Let's start a clean slate today.
But they're both refusing to do that. I think it's overboard. Personally,
I did I'm just saying. And then Lisa, you can't
(29:39):
say you're confessionals. The dig about how Larsa is an
only fans take, you know, taking topless photos and maybe
talk to people's husbands. I mean, granted, it was a
good red Baby, but that's not going to help as
Larsa watches it and you expect to be bestie's again.
(30:00):
I'm just saying. But overall, I enjoyed this episode. There
wasn't a lot of drama, but I liked that because
we had so much drama in Spain that it was
nice to settle with these ladies, get some personal story happening.
But Baby, next week, all hell breaks loose and it
appears that Stephanie is on a mission to go at
(30:26):
it with Marisol and I absolutely handwait. Reality with the
King is executive produced by me Carlos King, produced by
Lizzie Nimitz, and a partnership with the Lack Effect Network.
(30:46):
You can also find us on my YouTube channel at
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