Season 14 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills wraps up with part three of the reunion.  Sutton and Dorit are never going to see eye to eye, that is for sure. 

Erika shares her current marital status with Tom Girardi as Kyle explores the end of her marriage with Mo.  But it’s the last few minutes of the reunion when boundaries are set.  Garcelle has had enough with the “f*cking a*sholes,” leaving the set and the ladies in shock right before the cast photo.

According to Dorit, Sutton behaves like she is superior.  Sutton acknowledges that “there’s more to life than a big bank account,” and scoffs at Dorit’s comment that she tries to buy people.  Jennifer states that Sutton is generous and Kathy claims that Sutton is even frugal…but not cheap-don’t get it twisted.

When Garcelle gets asked about Bozoma being Dorit’s spokesperson, she gets interrupted by Andy and you can just see her internally seething.  This might be the beginning of the end.

Boz wonders why Sutton was still sitting at Dorit’s party when she wanted to leave and points out that Sutton referred to her as “an angry black woman” in the after show.

Sutton is aghast and Boz wonders how Garcelle didn’t even pick up on the comment made.  Sutton stands by that she felt as though Boz was yelling at her when Boz did not even know the backstory.  Boz walked into the drama “strong,” according to Sutton.

Although besties, Boz thinks Dorit was intentional about the alcohol jokes with Sutton.  Of course, Dorit does not back down, but rather questions, “What am I doing to make it look like you have a drinking problem?” Andy points out that Dorit commented #facts on a post about Sutton’s drinking, but Dorit does not even apologize.

Instead, she claims the alcoholic narrative came FROM Sutton.  But Sutton shuts it down, claiming the examples Dorit pointed out were during Covid, and let’s be honest- there were no rules during that time.  Have a margarita at ten am!

Dorit claims that if she wanted to “paint Sutton as an alcoholic, she would have done a helluva lot more.”  Wait- is she threatening Sutton? Sutton is not innocent in all this, though.  She did say anyone could be pretty when you have enough surgery, a dig at Dorit.  Dorit hit back hard saying if that was the case, why didn’t Sutton have surgery?  Ouch.

Jennifer realizes that Sutton may seem like she is not empathetic, but that is not the case.  Sutton apologized for kicking Erika when she was done a few seasons ago, but Andy wonders what is the difference between simply asking questions and weaponizing?  Erika feels like Sutton asks questions solely to humiliate and Garcelle admits that sometimes Sutton throws tantrums.

Garcelle sits, clearly agitated that Andy keeps asking her questions that Sutton should be answering.  She tells Andy, “I’m really p*ssed right now.  I’m p*ssed about all of it.  I don’t want to answer any more questions honestly.”  And this time, Garcelle is not thinking about Sutton, but about herself.

Sutton goes on to say she does not feel well liked, since Erika continues to say that Sutton kicks people when they are down.  Sutton admits that she can do better and acknowledges she can go too low, but felt a big ganged up on.

Sensing the tension, Andy asks Garcelle why she is steaming.  She responds that all of it has pissed her off and that she doesn’t want to get into it.  Garcelle explains that she doesn’t get any grace within the group when she stands by the things she says even though she takes accountability.

In fact, Garcelle has noticed that not one person looked at her today and smiled. She states that she was smiling when she first got here, but then it all changed. Garcelle mumbles to Sutton, “I can’t stand them all” and Sutton responds, “they really hate me.” Talk about self-important, Sutton…

In an attempt to lighten the mood, a segment about the “Horny Housewives of Beverly Hills” airs and it is noted that not one of these ladies are houseWIVES any more.

In fact, they are all single, well except for Boz and her boo.  Erika gets called out for stating that Garcelle and her body count might have peaked and Kyle explains that she gets DMs from men and women since she has taken *wife* off of her profile.

Erika chats about finishing her Broadway run and is thrilled to report her relationship with her son is better than ever.  Speaking of her son, it was interesting to see this highly private guy testifying at the A$AP Rocky trial, debuting himself in his own way.

When it comes to her marriage to Tom, she has yet to divorce him, since at this point, it doesn’t really make that much difference.

Tom was convicted of wire fraud relating to embezzlement and he is pushing for hospitalization, rather than prison.  Erika continues to dance around issues relating to the case, but does make it clear that the people who turned their backs on her, still have not come around.

Sutton confronted her mother, Reba, this season and she bravely discusses the closure and forgiveness she was able to achieve. Sutton and Reba have yet to discuss the episodes and Sutton realizes that there are probably many more issues that still need to be worked out. Sutton is hopeful that the forgiveness with her mother will soften her and help her become a better friend.

Andy takes a moment to acknowledge Teddi as she battles surgery to remove multiple brain tumors. Kyle explains that Teddi has a long road ahead of her, but she is supported, loved, and positive.

Kyle’s marriage is a hot topic this season. Kathy wipes some tears as Kyle explains that no one has filed, but they still talk, just not about the future of their relationship. Kathy would like to see them reconcile, but Kyle is unsure Mo wants to go that route.

Kyle talks about regretting that they allowed their marriage to get to this place and bemoans the lack of communication.  They did not split up because of the show, but rather because of money, traveling, fame, and snakey women. She understands that Mo is living a very different life than her- I mean, Mo and PK are out partying together (ultimate cringe).  Kathy doesn’t know how Kyle is not jealous and hurt.

Regarding her family home, Kyle states that she was going to buy a house across the street from LVP, which is so incredible (hello season 15), but she decided to wait.

When Sutton brought up Mo’s alleged infidelity during the season, it was shocking.  However, Kyle alluded to something like this at last year’s reunion, so it is curious that Kyle played dumb when questioned.  Andy said Kyle acted “obtuse” about the subject. Kyle states that she is not there to talk bad about Mo.

Kyle used to see all of Mo’s messages before he moved and claims she knew “every crumb.” But now that he is busy gallivanting and getting his picture taken with women, things have changed.

In fact, Kyle shares that she had a conversation with her daughters where she did not come out, but rather told them about her questioning her sexuality.

Kathy can hardly keep a straight face as Kyle dances around the topic, but Kyle admits that it was a proud moment when her daughters supported her and her new feelings. She got her freedom to do what she wants and be with whom she wants to be with.

As the reunion wraps, Andy asks the women what the most unexpected surprise of the season was.  Jennifer states she was confused with how little footage they actually use and Kathy explains that she had a great time with the new additions to the cast. Boz was surprised by the “depth of emotion” from all of the ladies and Dorit thinks she found a friend for life with Boz.

Garcelle loved seeing more of Sutton and her mom (is this a calculated response?) and Sutton is surprised how well she got along with Erika.  Kyle was the most surprised with herself, but ultimately feels proud of her strength.

Andy brings out the “nasty a*s watermelon drink” from Dorit’s party and Jennifer makes a toast about the best ship of all: friendship.  Andy suggests a cast photo, but Garcelle up and leaves the set, stating “nope, I’m not doing it.”  Of course Dorit yells out, “Garcelle, that’s really unprofessional” as a fed up Garcelle storms up.  Unprofessional- just like Dorit repeatedly using the C word, huh?

The women are besides themselves, trying to figure out what set Garcelle off.  Sutton, the so-called bestie, racks her brain, but the reality is, Garcelle felt no resolve.

She stated, she would like a cast photo if there was resolve amongst the group, but instead, Garcelle feels like there is no team for her to be a player on.  She calls out the cameras that have followed her into the dressing room and calls all the ladies “f*cking a*sholes.”

Back on set, Kyle calls what Garcelle went through during the reunion “child’s play” and they all think Garcelle is just being dramatic.  But Garcelle is done.

She feels like she cannot trust anyone because they do not like her.  Garcelle is alone on an island and is ready to GTFO.  She packs her things and heads out, not before calling them “f*cking a*sholes” again.

The group takes the cast photo sans Garcelle and Sutton finally goes to check on her “friend,” but it’s too late.  Garcelle is gone and it makes you wonder, if Sutton ran off the set, Garcelle probably would have followed because that’s what friends do. Now who is uncomfortable?