RHONY Erin’s Apology Didn’t Last Five Minutes

Send us Fan Mail RHONY Erin’s Apology Didn’t Last Five Minutes RHONY S16 E2 Much Ado About Brunching Carole is officially back in New York, and she’s settling into her new old life after spending the last eight years focused on writing. Her apartment renovation even turned her kitchen into an office before she eventually turned it back into a kitchen—and now her office is basically her car, where she parks like a professional while working around the street sweeper. We learn that Erika met Carole through Martha Stewart, because apparently everyone on this show is connected through Martha. Carole also gets the exciting news that her book is back on the New York Times bestseller list thanks to renewed interest surrounding the Love Story documentary about John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. Meanwhile, Erin and Abe discover that their Sag Harbor home has been devastated by a burst pipe, with their bedroom destroyed, mold already present, and even the wall where they tracked their children’s heights potentially needing to be torn out. It’s especially heartbreaking because the house holds so many memories of Erin’s late father. Erika, who apparently has a WWE past, is now teaching at Equinox, while Daisy decides she wants to cheer Sai up and organizes a brunch with the group. There’s plenty of speculation about what is going on with Sai, who is clearly dealing with some major personal and financial issues, although she says her story is hers to tell. Before the brunch, Hailey has plenty to say about Erin, calling her boring and comparing her to strawberry jam—something that’s just sitting on the table and nobody really cares about. At the brunch, the conversation takes a turn when Daisy reads a flirty text from her son’s tutor and admits she doesn’t really know how to establish the boundary that she’s married. Jessel correctly points out that the tutor’s message sounds like Daisy is leading him on, and honestly, Daisy might want to figure that boundary out sooner rather than later. Then Erin gives Sai a genuinely sweet toast, but the mood quickly shifts when the women discuss Erin and Jessel’s fractured friendship. Erin apologizes for talking about Jessel, but the broken-nose story comes up too, and suddenly it feels like an Erin pile-on. And then Carole arrives and accidentally gets pulled straight into the drama. Erin is furious when Carole reveals that she has called Jessel obnoxious, desperate, and thirsty, especially because she considers Carole a friend. Erin also brings up Jessel allegedly being rude to her dermatologist, but the flashback shows Jessel simply saying she doesn’t think they’ve met before—hardly a crime. Sai is understandably like, hello, I thought this brunch was supposed to be about me! Once the drama settles down, Daisy wants to talk to Carole about Carolyn Bessette, and Jessel starts asking increasingly uncomfortable questions about whether Carolyn was a bitch, her minimalist style, and whether the Kennedy family is cursed. Carole understandably decides she has had enough and leaves before things get even more awkward. Then the burlesque show begins, and Erin immediately whispers to Daisy that Jessel is a clout chaser—literally moments after apologizing for talking shit about her. So much for turning over a new leaf Real Housewives of New York, RHONY, season 16, episode 2, reality TV, cast analysis, drama, behind-the-scenes, episode review Support the show https://www.wewinewhenever.com/