RHOSLC-From Zen to Then: Greece Goes Left

Описание: RHOSLC-From Zen to Then: Greece Goes Left

Podcast Summary: RHOSLC S6 E15 – “Opas and Outbursts”

Day three in Greece kicks off painfully when Angie gets accidentally smacked in the face by a waiter carrying food, leaving her with a cut lip and a very Greek wake-up call. Despite the chaos, glam continues as the ladies dress like goddesses for a dramatic photo shoot on white Santorini steps, sharing laughs about which Greek deity they’d be—feta, sea, goodness, and caviar included.

But the mood shifts fast. Multiple women quietly (and not so quietly) notice a dramatic change in Meredith’s behavior—high highs, low lows, and everything in between. At lunch, Mary becomes emotional, expressing deep concern and drawing parallels to personal experiences, while Bronwyn drops a bombshell about seeing Seth with another woman months earlier, raising questions about why Meredith has been so defensive about her marriage.

Things go from awkward to explosive at the spa, where Brittany’s “splashy splash” antics spark whisper-yelling arguments about hair, children, Mother’s Day texts, and accusations of fake crying. The spa staff shuts it down, and Meredith storms out, calling Brittany “despicable,” officially ending any chance of zen.

Back at the villa and later at dinner, tensions boil over again—this time over rumors of Brittany drinking and vomiting on the boat. Lisa repeats Meredith’s words, casually tossing around terms like “lush” and “alki,” igniting a full-blown fight about double standards, hypocrisy, and who’s allowed to accuse whom of what. Bronwyn tries to clarify how the rumor actually started, Brittany calls out Meredith’s hypocrisy, and Heather steps in to defend Brittany from what she sees as constant piling on.

The argument spirals into debates about success, careers, and accomplishments, with feelings bruised on all sides. Voices are raised, hands are grabbed, wine is spilled, and just when it can’t get worse—the restaurant kicks them out. Again.

Two days, two venues, two expulsions. Greece may be the land of late-night partying, but these ladies can’t seem to stay anywhere past closing time.