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The Real Housewives of Atlanta Finale Recap: Horsing Around (opens the original)
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Wait, why am I emotional over K. Michelle’s speech during her album listening party? I don’t know if it’s the nostalgia and anticipation of the Real Housewives 20th Anniversary and the epic Ultimate Girls Trip that’s coming with it — NeNe is coming! I repeat, NeNe is coming! — but I felt especially sentimental as she talked about the women. In her words, these are women who “raise their kids, make that money, talk that shit, and fight to be who they are.” I’m a proud equal opportunity shit talke
The Valley Season-Finale Recap: Not-So-Happy Endings (opens the original)
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Yikes, this finale fell as flat and dully as Janet’s Solo cup hit Danny’s head. I will admit, though, I did love how the hollow sound of it ricocheting off his head and hitting the ground was the equivalent of a “womp womp womp.” For their stalemate to have eclipsed an entire season, it’s disappointing that this is the climax of it all. But what else can we expect from someone as uninspired as Janet (I do admire her effort, poor thing) and someone as inarticulate and sloppy as Danny? They’re two
The Real Housewives of Atlanta Recap: Ghoulish Gossip and Spooky Spats (opens the original)
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Although Shamea escaped a Scottish coffin by the skin of her teeth, she returns to Atlanta only to pick up a shovel and dig a bigger grave for herself. When even K. Michelle is bewildered, you know it’s bad. K. Michelle, in all of her delusion, might not fully understand what’s happening (her surmising that Dennis was “smuggling” Pilar to the Mwangi house is hilariously indicative of how loose her grasp of reality is), but she knows it’s rough enough to pull Shamea aside and allow her yet anothe
The Real Housewives of Atlanta Recap: Death Becomes Her (opens the original)
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As seriously as Porsha is taking herself with her talk of “growth” and how the “God in her has risen,” even she knows the days of keeping it cute and demure with Shamea are over. I’m scared, honestly. I don’t think her flimsy printer-paper certificate from her “anger management program” in season nine equipped her for this (although I loved hearing her break down her “improvement” during her interview with Ziwe). There’s no amount of counting to ten or performatively turning the other cheek now
The Real Housewives of Atlanta Recap: Mother Mayhem (opens the original)
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Porsha and Shamea have been two sharks circling each other for weeks, and finally, in the confines of a Scottish restaurant, they have no choice but to confront things face-to-face. As Shamea said after leaving dinner in tears, “It was only a matter of time.” That statement is where my agreement with Shamea begins and ends, because while the confrontation itself was inevitable, the bullet Shamea chose to bring to the table does not land the way she thought it would. Much to Shamea’s disdain, as
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