Introducing the most iconic fight and debasing fight in Real Housewives of Rhode Island history… In one corner, we have Rosie and Clemmy. In the other corner, we have Kelsie. Who will win? Not the Slam Pig (Rosie’s word, not ours).

Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are discussing episode 8 of Season 1 of The Real Housewives of Rhode Island. The episode begins with Alicia facing her fear of driving and telling Billy about her disagreement with Liz over whether she was homeless. Then we see Kelsie unpacking her belongings in the new apartment, paid for by her ex-boyfriend. The ex is paying for her car note, health insurance, and apartment, which is very generous, although a little surprising to Kyla. She expresses how vulnerable she would feel at 30, unable to pay her bills. Dom explains how he has met plenty of people who let their good looks and forgiving attitudes give them a soft life, regardless of their age.

Jo-Ellen has an emotional, vulnerable conversation with her mother and sister about how they were raised and how they did not feel loved or appreciated by their mother. Jo-Ellen’s mother explains that she was modeling behavior she had seen in her mother and sent the girls away to reform schools or behavioral institutes because she did not know how to handle their attitudes and teenage years. Dom & Kyla agree that it is never too late to apologize and are thankful that Jo-Ellen's mother has admitted to not handling many situations properly and is now seeking their forgiveness.

Alicia has an uncomfortable dinner with Rulla and Brian and debates whether she should tell Rulla about the video of her husband cheating. Kyla believes that Alicia is making too big a deal out of the video; Alicia is the messenger. Just say it!

The episode ends with Rosie getting a haircut from Kelsie, part 2. This time, Rosie will take a photo of the hair and post it on social media, along with the payment that was not made in their prior exchange. However, before Kelise comes into the house, she is pranking Rosie by driving down the street using a bullhorn to announce the square footage of Rosie’s house. When Kelsie enters the house, Rosie has laid out the architectural plans to jokingly show the square footage, but the prank is lost on Kelsie. Before Rosie can offer Kelsie a beverage or a seat, both women begin yelling at each other about their professions, lack of husbands, and career rumors. Kelsie and Rosie get physical with each other, pushing and shoving each other, and Rosie tosses Kelsie’s bag out of the house, which prompts Kelsie to get the bag and then storm back into the house.

Then Rosie calls Kelsie a slam pig. Urban Dictionary provided that a slam pig is “a highly offensive, misogynistic insult used to describe a woman perceived as promiscuous.” Well damn.

Let us know, do you think Kelsie is a slam pig? Have you heard of this phrase before? Who do you think won the argument?

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Between Pinky Cole and K. Michelle, the Real Housewives of Atlanta cast is so obsessed with each other's opinions and what they are doing. Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh discuss all the pettiness and bullying in Episode 10 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta.

Pinky Cole is creating a new show called Edgewood, which will be based on her life or coming of age while launching Slutty Vegan. Pinky includes Naturi Naughton to help with casting and possibly acting in the show, and Kyla is surprised that Shamea attended the casting call and was a great actress. Drew attends the casting call and does not audition, which surprises Pinky Cole, who personally invited Drew to audition. Kyla thought Drew was being messy for not auditioning, but Dom mentioned that Pinky did not follow the proper steps Drew outlined for Pinky to be included in the show.

Dom is surprised that so many people showed up for the casting call for a show that was not picked up by a network, and Kyla defends the hustle of actors and how they would show up in large numbers for the chance to be cast in a scripted series. As of June 2026, Edgewood has not been picked up by a TV network, and Dom and Kyla are curious about how Pinky is financing the show.

Cynthia is hosting Drew, Porsha, Phaedra, and Angela at Lake Bailey, where they can chat about what is happening between Angela and Shamea, as well as Angela’s accusation that Shamea is involved with basketball and football players. The event's surprise is Shamea texting Cynthia and Phaedra to invite them to her husband Gerald’s birthday party. Drew, Angela, and Porsha are not frustrated at their lack of invitation, but Porsha leaves the room so that she cannot share any details or facial expressions about Shamea possibly stepping out on her relationship.

The episode ends with K. Michelle pretending to be scared to attend an event memorializing Rich Homie Quan, where Drew is singing the national anthem. Porsha, Kelli, Pinky, and Shamea attend the event to support Drew, and afterward, Drew, Shamea, and K. Michelle go out to eat together. Sadly, the event turned into bullying when K. Michelle and Shamea sang the national anthem, blasting it from Shamea’s car while Drew sat by herself on the restaurant's patio. K. Michelle even left her purse at the restaurant to focus on trolling Drew.

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Happy Pride 2026! Are you Team Shane or Team Ilya? Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are discussing the Game Changers book series, which is six published books (Game Changer, Heated Rivalry, Tough Guy, Common Goal, Role Model, The Long Game), and we are highly anticipating the release of Unrivaled, all written by Rachel Reid.

The book and television series are both very good, and Dom & Kyla discuss which characters they love, which casting decisions they would have changed, which plots are the strongest, and they strongly encourage anyone who enjoys reading contemporary romance to pick up these books.

Dom & Kyla are also celebrating Pride 2026, discussing the merch they designed, how any love story will have universal elements, and the Real Housewives and being “only gay on holidays.”

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This episode is all about lies, Instagram, and bad acting. We see Kelsey doing Ashley’s hair, and Kelsey tells the world that she is becoming an independent woman. Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are happy that Kelsey has a salon in her boyfriend's home, and are doubtful of how serious Kelsey is about her new career. After all, Kelsey doesn’t have a place to work as a hairstylist (she is moving out of her boyfriend's house), and she is only gaining clients from Instagram.

Rosie invites the cast to a party to celebrate her friend Jack, and Kelsey has a big argument with Rosie about her failure to post on Instagram, which Kelsey sees as disloyal or unsupportive. We also learn that Gerry and Liz are selling their boat, and Dom & Kyla are shocked to discover that Gerry has met Michael Jordan at sport-fishing tournaments. Who knew that Major League Fishing was a thing?

Later, the cast attend a polo match, and Dom & Kyla are surprised when Brian and Rulla show up together. Neither Dom nor Kyla is surprised when Brian has to leave the event because his mother gets hurt. In their absence, Jo-Ellen quickly starts discussing photos of Brian’s mistress on Instagram and how Brian is still cheating on Rulla. Dom & Kyla discuss how Rulla needs to tell the cast she wants to stay with Brian, despite all the cheating and sleeping around, at least so they can respect her again. Kyla is adamant that Brian’s mother never got hurt, and, in the worst acting ever on reality TV, we see Rulla and Brian pretend to be a happy couple when they return to the polo match, even though Brian is no longer wearing his wedding band.

You tell us - is Brian cheating? Is Rulla aware of the other relationship? Would you let Kelsey do your hair?

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Texas y'all! The Real Housewives of Atlanta are in Dallas, Texas, and ready to explore all the fun and local activities. Following the issues with the dirty poolhouse, Shamea and Kelli had to sleep in the same bed in a room in Pinky's separate bungalow. Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are discussing the Atlanta cast group activities and would have loved to be in the fun group with Porsha, Phaedra, Angela, and K. Michelle. The less fun group is Cynthia, Pinky, Drew, Kelli, and Shamea.

The fun group goes horseback riding, or to learn dressage, but no one rides the horses and a horse tries to kick someone. Then, the ladies avoid having lunch in the horse stables. Dom & Kyla both agree that eating with the horses would not be ideal; maybe some cheese and crackers or a cute little wine tasting. But eating where horses shit didn't look fun, and we know it didn't smell good. Kyla thought it was on brand that none of the ladies rode the horses. Dom was surprised that no one rode horses, especially because part of Phaedra's storyline is being an equestrienne.

In another part of Dallas, Cynthia, Pinky, Drew, Kelli, and Shamea went to a festival or parade event where they got to see bulls run… in a casual trot down the street. Everyone agreed that the event was underwhelming, and Kyla is curious whether they missed much of it because of their tardiness. Pinky is frustrated that the cast wants to take photos at a staged photo area with a bull, then complains about the lack of vegan options at the smokehouse that Cynthia chose for lunch. Later on, the team goes to dinner where Pinky gets drunk, Porsha is told she has a 'Frito pie pussy,' and K. Michelle admits to being surprised that Phaedra is nice and famous. The evening seemed like fun and games, but a lot was brewing.

The next day, the Atlanta cast gets into some drama. K. Michelle comes to breakfast and mentions that cast members are plotting against her and that she knows who is laughing in her face. Whether K. Michelle is paranoid or being gaslit by someone, Dom & Kyla admit that it is not entertaining to watch because K. Michelle is visibly frustrated and upset. K. Michelle told Pinky, Shamea, and Kelli about the issue, and Dom & Kyla are wondering who will slip and tell us what is really going on. There are so many secrets, too much alcohol, and a lot of drama even away from Atlanta.

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Everyone wants to be included, especially when they judge and alienate everyone around them. Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are discussing the Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 17, Episode 5, which centers on bruised egos, messy rooms, and harsh arguments.

In this episode, the Atlanta cast travels to Dallas, Texas, and the trip is off to a great start with no one being on time for the private flight to Texas. Later, we find that K. Michelle and Pinky Cole have never been friends with girls before, and K. Michelle expects all men to cheat. That’s a fair enough statement if most of the men you know cheat, but Dom and Kyla find her comments to be the most profound because K. Michelle is not the loudest person in the cast.

In Texas, we get a debate about public bathroom best practices and a discussion about who will stay in what room in this gorgeous private estate. Frick and Frack (Porsha and Phaedra) get rewarded with rooming in whatever room they find, which Kelli and Shamea are placed in the pool house to allow them to spend more time together and continue enjoying each other's company… Except that is the opposite of what Kelli and Shamea want while on a girls' trip. Pinky Cole is in a separate location as well, something like a mother-in-law suite, but that doesn’t matter. Kelli, Shamea, and Pinky spend the rest of the episode discussing their accommodations or the lack of cleanliness in their rooms and basically blaming Cynthia Bailey for forcing them to live in squalor.

Dom and Kyla properly point out that both Kelli and Shamea could have asked any of the other cast members to shower and change in their rooms, something that didn’t happen because these ladies primarily spend time with each other and judge the rest (which is why they are in “the outhouse” together). Kelli calls the poolhouse the outhouse, not Dom or Kyla. The state of their rooms and their inability to change their clothes ensured that Kelli and Shamea would not attend the group dinner. K. Michelle also did not attend because her glam team did not arrive on time.

Episode 5 also presented us with the biggest argument of Season 17, as Angela and Pinky traded rude and hilarious comments about the state of their marriages, businesses, and looks. Did you think the room was dirty? Would you be able to attend dinner without a full face of glam? Did you think the Papa Smurf comment was funny too?

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Introducing Cici, the spicy Rhode Island woman, formerly known as Alicia, who will fiercely defend Liz because they are childhood friends. Cici and Rosie are not good friends… maybe. Rosie is a flip-flopper. Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh discuss this hilarious episode of The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, where we get to meet Alicia and Liz’s moms and learn that they have been childhood friends, which means that Alicia and Liz grew up together. We also get to see the aunts and moms meet Ashley and encourage Rulla to “hurt her husband black in the way he hurt her.” Rulla is a good friend of the family because her family’s jewelry store has a history with other families in Rhode Island.

This episode also allows us to meet Jo-Ellen sister, who went to second base with Jo-Ellen’s husband when they were teenagers… a fact that no one should be worried about, yet everyone BUT Jo-Ellen is suspicious of. And to round out the closeness, we learn that Rulla’s husband used to be married to Cici’s Spanish teacher. A hilarious fact that does not tell us whether Rulla’s husband is old, or was in a courageous situation with the Spanish teacher, or whether the teacher was unexpectedly young. But it is really interesting to learn that Rulla’s husband has a history of cheating. Dom & Kyla both agree that if Rulla loves him and wants to stay, she needs to decide for herself and stop being upset with Jo-Ellen for sharing the information.

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Lies, rumors, and carnivores disagree in Episode 4 of Season 17 of the Real Housewives of Atlanta. The episode includes Porsha discussing the sale of her home and telling her friend-friend that she does not want more children, while he confesses to wanting three kids. Porsha also admits that she likes Mike, and is spending time with anyone who admires her. Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are obsessed with that line! The simple honesty of it and how it is important to spend your attention and time with those who want to be in your presence. Such wisdom from Porsha Williams.

We also see Shamea and her husband discussing surrogacy while Shamea packs for Cynthia’s trip to Dallas. Shamea is also a big part of the conversations at the Pinky Cole fundraiser, where we find out that she and Kelli have been telling people that Pinky Cole eats meat. While this is a silly line, Dom and Kyla admit the rumor could hurt Pinky’s brand, especially since she built Slutty Vegan on the virtues of veganism.

Ironically, we do not see Kelli at the fundraiser much because she was hiding from Porsha. But notably, Kelli and Pinky met at Slutty Vegan and Kelli was uncharacteristically silent when Pinky mentioned that Pjadrea said that she eats meat. The production team shows a flashback of Kelli sharing the rumor of Pinky eating meat… something that Dom and Kyla believe will irritate Pinky Cole when she finds out. Kelli and Pinky get to discuss both of their potential bankruptcies and how Derrick, Pinky’s husband, is a $110 million dollar man.

At the end of this episode, Dom Torres reads excerpts of a business article that explains Dave’s Cheesesteaks and the business that Derrick built based on Philadelphia’s favorite foods.

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