by Gina Scarpa

Kyle's white party is just on the horizon on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills but sister Kim has her own party to throw first! It's a nose party and yes, I'm serious. She wants all of her friends to not only see her new look, but also show her appreciation for their support during her battle for sobriety. Taylor calls last minute to say she's not coming, because she's fallen in love in the last 48 hours and again, yes, I'm serious. She doesn't seem to know where her daughter is but Kyle clarified on Twitter that it wasn't as bad as it seemed.

Next door to Adrienne's house a fire breaks out at Lisa's old house and it is quickly engulfed. The flames get a little too close to Adrienne's house for her liking so she grabs the kids and takes off for her mother's house. No matter how many times Paul tries to tell her they're not in any danger, she's not hearing of it. I guess it's better safe than sorry, right?

Kyle is stressing big time over the decor for the white party and who can blame her with that weird blow up octopus looking thing that was waving around her backyard. I don't know if she should worry more about how her party look or who is coming to it. After all, it'll be the first time Paul and Brandi are in the same room since their big fight.

When Adrienne arrives at the party, she gets tanner all over the furniture and apparently, it's not the first time this has happened. She doesn't even seem concerned with the fact that her legs are leaving a residue everywhere. Taylor returns, in one piece, and isn't sure when she'll see her man again which is odd since they just spent three days in a row together. Brandi paces anxiously, trying to avoid Paul, but then decides she should talk to Adrienne one on one.

She sends someone over to fetch Adrienne but isn't too thrilled to see Paul right by her side. Brandi claims someone who works for them is selling stories about her to RadarOnline. Paul promises to deal with that on his end, but the couple swears there is no lawsuit against Brandi for what she said about their family. She is not remorseful at all for dragging their personal lives out into the open. What happens in their family isn't her business and much as I like Brandi for speaking her mind, she definitely went too far with that one.

It isn't long before everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, tries to jump into the conversation. We've got Lisa, Ken, Faye, Taylor, Brandi's friends, and Kyle all talking at once about who's in the right or the wrong and at this point, I'm just sick of hearing about it. Kyle finally says that no one should feel attacked while a guest in her house and the party continues, albeit a little bit tense. Is there any reconciling for this group?

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs Mondays at 8/7c on Bravo.

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