“Erika’s going to lip sync!”I thought Denise was quite a laugh this week.
“Erika’s going to lip sync!”I thought Denise was quite a laugh this week.
“Erika’s going to lip sync!”
Kyle is very strategic. She picks people to align with that she thinks will give her, by extension, the best reception and optics. But it's very clear her motives - you can see the gears grinding in her head. Everything feels engineered...but none of it fun.
That's my takeaway. I have so much sympathy for her honestly. In the field of social work, you can clearly learn why people have their own reservations about how they express themselves. And I feel like from what I've seen, she's learned to build walls around her feelings bc of things that have affected her. One's need for control of their own narrative usually comes from that control being levied by someone else before.And Kyle has always been that way. The wildest thing to me is it‘s so transparent, but here she still is thirteen years later still doing the same thing.
The way she’s clearly intimidated by Sutton’s honesty, likability and popularity is exactly the way she looked at Lisa Vanderpump too. Big Kathy really did a number on those girls, but there’s a point you need to snap out of it and ask yourself “How do I make my life better?” If that’s scissoring, Kyle, go for it sis.
Sutton's daughter looks just like her. They share the same eyes, etc.
But honestly as a new viewer to the franchise, I find Sutton to be the most compelling of everyone. She's quirky, she's Southern (which I love - my family is from Mississippi and Kentucky), but she's also weirdly relatable despite her access to wealth. I find her story to be so alluring bc it's shrouded in so much mystery. When she reveals anything it's paired with such an unexpected tale, and then her way of storytelling is just... magnetic. I really like her, and to see her have such a lovely relationship with her kids while navigating a new lead-in to being on her own? She's everything.