RHOP-$14K Lies, No Water, and Broken Trust

Send us a text

RHOP-$14K Lies, No Water, and Broken Trust

RHOP S10 E14 – “High and Dry” Podcast Summary

This episode picks up mid-chaos with Angel confronting rumors being spread about her finances and real estate dealings. Wendy reveals that a realtor friend claimed Angel wanted a $14,000/month property while only willing to pay $1,000—which Angel vehemently denies, jumping up to defend her “rich ass” and insisting she did pay $14K. The group debates the realtor’s credibility, with Wendy standing firm that her friend has no reason to lie. Stacey suggests calling the agent on the spot, but Angel shuts it down, insisting not everything needs to be handled publicly.

Angel attempts to reset with a “mindful moment,” declaring her business will open in 2026 regardless of gossip. Tensions linger as the ladies move into a yoga-style intention-setting session—where Giselle’s only intention is securing a room with a bathroom, foreshadowing what’s to come.

Housing drama explodes when it’s revealed not everyone can stay at Angel’s estate. Kiana and Tia end up back at Angel’s house, while others are left at a distant rental. Giselle immediately questions the logistics, fairness, and lack of amenities. Meanwhile, Angel calls complaints about the $1.6M home “ingratitude.”

The mixer at Angel’s property is visually stunning—36 acres, open-fire dining, violinist, oxygen bar—but the vibe is off. Giselle directly tells Angel her hosting energy was “whacked,” criticizing the long drive, lack of water, and separation of the group. Angel apologizes but explains it’s peak season and claims she was unaware of the water issues.

The night devolves into emotional confrontations, particularly between Stacey, Tia, and Monique. Accusations of lying, flip-flopping, and leaking information to Monique’s ex escalate to threats of legal action and custody modifications. Trust is clearly fractured.

Angel unveils lavish plans for a private jet trip to Aspen, but any excitement is overshadowed when the women return—late, in the dark, with no security and no running water. Day two opens with prayers just to wash hands. Giselle officially takes control, calling the situation “foolishness,” while Angel discovers the water failure only after being alerted—along with learning new gossip about what’s being said about her husband Bobby.

The episode ends drenched in unresolved tension, logistical failure, and mounting distrust—emotionally and literally high and dry.

Support the show

https://www.wewinewhenever.com/