So basically, just more of the domestic trauma and psychological labyrinth we’ve come to expect fromRHOSLC.
They awkwardly giggle together, flip around a little, and tryreallyhard to pretend like they enjoy one another…
But the forced fun can only last so long.
And also, tequila shots.
Whitney plays it cool at first, accepting the shot and saying thank you.
She interrupts Aubrey’s spiel, saying, “Are you kidding me?
This is so f—ing staged why would you bring Angie up in front of me?”
(For their parts, Justin and John go absolutelycatatonicwhile this whole thing blows up around them.)
She may be a Housewife, but she’s still a human.
He is not excited.
In fact, he’ll barely look at or speak to her.
I think is pretty far off base.
I mean, I’m definitely just a third-party perspective here, butuh…
The opposite is true at Heather’s house.
And then she walks out of the room with an uncommented-upon beer pong set in hand.
The world may be wild, but things are also wild within the walls of the Gay house.
But then she explains that she means Robert Sr. never cooks her the kind of rice she likes.
But Mary will not be deterred.
I would change Robert Sr.
However, no marriage is without its complications.
So, the fact that Duy continues to pressure her to have more children seems nothing short of heartless.
But I still don’t like the way Duy talks to Jennie!
He just keeps shrugging his shoulders and saying, “I just want more kids.”
“Our life is wonderful right now; why would you want to change it?”
And Duy responds: “What if we get a sister wife.”
To which I wrote:just say just kidding.But he doesn’t.
He says his grandfather had four wives, “and they all get along.
“Oh, did your grandfather tell you that, Duy?
!Jennie isfuriousat the suggestion and storms off into the snowy hills.
