RHOP-Pink Ponies, Shady Kisses, and Family Fights

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RHOP-Pink Ponies, Shady Kisses, and Family Fights

RHOP S10 E12 – “Potomac and Ponies and Problems” Podcast Summary

This episode picks up right where tensions left off, with Angel clarifying the confusion around her move and timeline. She insists there was no eviction and that had she known the exact July 1 date, she never would’ve put her family in that position. Ashley questions whether Angel moved to be part of the group, which Angel firmly denies.

At the polo day, relationships and awkward dynamics take center stage. Eddie shares with the guys that his and Wendy’s 15-year anniversary is coming up—and Wendy wants a new ring. Charisse introduces herself to Stacy’s partner Thiemo, who later leaves early, prompting Giselle to question why the group is “handling him with kid gloves.”

The day turns playful with lawn games: a three-legged race (Ashley & Jassi win), tug-of-war, and a pink inflatable pony relay. But the fun is quickly overshadowed by a bombshell revelation—Ashley admits she once kissed Charisse’s son Jackson after a crab boil in 2023. The group is stunned, with reactions ranging from disbelief to “that should’ve gone to the grave.”

At home, we see deeper family and relationship moments. Tia juggles parenting woes and reconnects emotionally with her sister Ameera, sharing a powerful conversation about their late father, childhood distance, and healing as adults. Angel prepares for a Colorado trip tied to her luxury outdoor business, Wanderland, while feeling overwhelmed trying to host friends properly.

Stacy and Thiemo attempt to rebuild their relationship, bonding at the gym and agreeing they made the right choice for their daughter. Meanwhile, Kiarna moves back in with Greg—again—only to be left questioning his commitment after an underwhelming “gift” and his refusal to discuss changing the deed if they marry.

The emotional core of the episode belongs to Wendy. After renovating her home, she bravely reaches out to her estranged father for the first time in years. The call is warm, emotional, and leaves Wendy hopeful. However, that optimism is shattered when Wendy’s mother and sister visit. What begins as admiration for the renovations erupts into a painful, explosive argument about Wendy’s father—his absence, past hurt, and unresolved resentment. The argument escalates in front of the children, forcing Wendy to draw boundaries, which only fuels her mother’s anger. Eddie steps in to de-escalate, but the damage is done, leaving Wendy in tears and feeling painfully alone.

The episode ends with fractured relationships, unresolved family trauma, and the reminder that in Potomac, even a day of ponies can’t outrun deep-rooted problems.

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