by Ashley Thompson

Yolanda hasn't hosted a dinner party in two years, so it's time to make up for lost time. Her husband (now ex-husband) has invited musical guest . This is also after the big lunch argument she had with Kyle and Lisa V. While all feel it will be awkward, they are also willing to give it a go. Lisa V. starts out by telling Yolanda that she has never spoken negatively about her children, but Yolanda is not so quick to forget to gossip.

You know that old adage that "whispers don't make friends"? Maybe these women should abide by that. Sitting around a table to gather but whispering to each other about the persona cross from you is kinda shady.

Erika likes that Kathryn took the time to get closer to her, but she's learning very quickly that her original plan of "trust no one" was the best plan. At Yolanda's dinner Lisa V. approaches Erika to ask why she dislikes her and Erika immediately hates Kathryn because of the deceit. And so goes another circle of keep-your-enemies-closer. But not one to back down from a confrontation, Erika shuts Lisa V. down and puts her back in her place. While trying to put Kathryn in her place, Erika gets a figurative slap in the face that what she says to Kathryn is NOT in confidence... ever.

David Foster is not one to disappoint during a dinner party so of course in walks Andrea Bocelli to sing for the women. Is he doing this as a favor for David? Because, I mean, one has to ask.... does he know who these women are? And do you think the other patrons of the restaurant (outside of the VIP room) can hear his performance? DO THEY KNOW WHAT THEY'RE LISTENING TO??

Kyle takes Adrea Bocelli's visit as a sign from her deceased mother to go and visit her sister, Kim. At their next meeting things get emotional. Kim looks great and seems to be much more level-headed. But the two sisters have a lot more to get through to come out the other side. It seems that both agree that the camera's are detrimental to their relationship but yet here they are.

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