The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion looks are released, and Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh have a lot to say about it. Sadly, Episode 17 of Season 15 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills was still a bit dull if not for Sutton chasing Dorit around Rachel’s party, Bozoma Saint John’s engagement to Keely, and Kyle, Sutton, and Erika declining to attend Dorit’s book cover release party.

In this episode recap, Dom and Kyla debate about the value of a book cover release for a new author, why the Season 15 reunion looks were all over the place, Dorit’s children being homeschooled (Kyla did not expect that; is Dorit a teacher?), and the perils of becoming an empty nester.

Dom correctly notes that we should write a letter to the production team for The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills because they left out a lot from the show. Let’s see more of:

• Boz is preparing for her marketing show with Jimmy Fallon or sharing her knowledge as a public speaker and Chief Marketing Officer for multiple corporations,
• Kyle’s emotions as the mother of the bride, and how the wedding planning is progressing,
• What a work day is like for Rachel Zoe, outside of a few glimpses of her assistants, and
• More details about Dorit’s book-writing process, working with a ghostwriter. We do not think having a ghostwriter is bad or shameful, and would love to know its value.

Season 15 continues to entertain Kyla, as a newbie to the Real Housewives world, and lull Dom to sleep.

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Let’s take a trip to Georgia and visit with the Real Housewives of Atlanta! Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are recapping the first episode of the 17th Season of the RHOA, and it is so exciting.

Dom and Kyla are looking forward to learning more about Pinky Cole and K. Michelle. There’s a reputation that precedes them, and both hosts want to know what is real and what is false about their stories. Kyla is impressed with Porsha Williams’ maturity, is dubious of Kelli, and wants to know more about Angela Oakley and her husband. Dom is so happy that Shamea is returning as a full cast member, shares a treasured memory with Cynthia Bailey, and looks forward to seeing what drama Drew stirs up this season.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta is the only franchise that Kyla has watched… kind of. In 2024, Kyla binge-watched Seasons 1-14, then took a break. This episode is all about Dom catching Kyla up on the drama (and last season's cast members, bye Britt and Kenya; hello Phaedra) as well as sharing their predictions for what this season will hold.

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The Real Housewives of Rhode Island Episode 2 is all about cool coastlines and hot secrets. Dom & Kyla love it. Ashley and Jo–Ellen go out for a playdate with their kiddos, and Ashley confesses she's overwhelmed by her life because she wants to make Jared's life easier. Ashley is truly learning what it means to be a bar widow, where she doesn't get as much of her husband's time and attention because he is so busy working on building his empire. Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh agree that Ashley needs a few hobbies (while the nanny is around for 33 hours a week) and more mom friends.

We meet Rulla, who makes a poor impression when she tells Liz she cannot understand what it is like to stay in a relationship only for the kids, since Liz has never given birth herself. WTF Rulla! Giving birth does not make someone a mother, but choosing to raise and steward a child makes you a mother, guardian, caregiver, and more. Liz handles the situation with grace, but this interaction definitely clouded Dom and Kyla's judgment of Rulla when we see her at home with her husband and children in a later scene.

Alicia plans a winery visit for the cast, but Rulla does not show up. Ashley is dressed as if there were a theme to the party. JoEllen is dreading a confrontation with Rulla about one of the most intriguing parts of this episode… Rulla's exaggerated issue with Jo-Ellen is that Jo-Ellen is sharing lies about Rulla's husband. To be clear: Rulla's husband and mistress were photographed in a loving embrace, and the mistress shared the images on social media. How and why Jo-Ellen received and shared the images is a classic case of 'Don't Shoot the Messenger," and Rulla needs to be honest about staying with her husband because she wants to, NOT because she has birthed children by him.

This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.