Surrealist

It's not supposed to be, but we're living in a time when people assume everything an artist/entertainer puts out is about their real lives. Taylor Swift is the best example of this I can think of because her fans will swarm the social media accts of her ex-boyfriends, ex-friends, and their families and friends to harass them. I kind of blame social media for this phenomenon.

Flagg joined Douglas-Elliman for what seemed like a hot minute and then moved on to a new brokerage. He probably did that because he knew about the internal problems, and cut bait, accordingly. I liked the Altmans. That's a bummer, but I get it. I like Tracy, unlike many of you. And, of course, I like Flagg. I'd be fine if one, or both of the latter two, did a show. MDLLA is the only Bravo show I still enjoy watching.

I was wondering that as well. We know they're rich and they can afford help, but Heather seemed pretty overwhelmed by their life. I think Josh is too Type A, as where she isn't. I think his career probably takes precedence over his family, as where she seems to have found some sort of balance. Not perfect, but better than he has.

This is a good one. I also liked her analysis of the "nuclear fallout" between LVP and Brandi.

Dayum. 😬

I've always thought Heather is beautiful. I wish she had never lost so much weight. I worry she's not as healthy as she should be. She comes across as incredibly likable and probably too busy trying to balance everything at work and home. I can believe her frustration with Josh not helping out as much as he should be. In addition to making Heather a main cast member, I agree that producers should add Matt to the main cast too. He seems more easygoing than Josh. 😂 Even Flagg, in his TH, said he wouldn't do this sort of thing.

I wish Nicki were a regular fixture on the show. I love the advice she gave Flagg. Also I really, really need her to write a memoir/biography.

I enjoyed tonight's episode. I know others feel differently, but I like the cast whittled down to the Joshes and Tracy. I think they all have a great rapport, and I'd be fine as long as producers avoid manufactured drama. That said I'd be fine if Heather were bumped up to the main cast. This way there would be four agents. Despite the fact she's ambitious, she's kinder and less dramatic than the other three. But I'm guessing that Heather (and even Matt) is fine with being supporting cast member. Maybe they prefer more privacy. It was nice to see David, though. I always liked his personality too.

😂 I was thinking the same thing when they showed Heather and Josh in his car talking to Tracy over the phone. Heather seems like a genuine sweetheart.

Unless I missed some gossip, tonight's episode is the first time I've heard why Tracy and Jason's marriage failed. I had no clue it was because he had cheated on her. She has bad luck with men, it seems. I'm glad she realized that her relationship with Eric wasn't going to go the distance because of his age and where they are in their lives. I enjoyed the moment between Tracy and Juliet. It was sweet. I almost laughed out loud at Flagg saying he's a traditional romantic. Despite his long-standing relationships, that's the opposite of how I would define him. 😂 I like Flagg, but he seems high-maintenance and perhaps, needy. I think that's why his relationships eventually sour.

I thought Flagg mentioned that they were "taking a break" from each other. But, to me, that just means they've broken up. 😂

Oh boy. Aaron.

Sutton and Sanjit are still good friends.

Sutton's apparently still friendly with Kathy (and Nicky).

Sadly, you are correct. They do the same bullshit on the Real Housewives and the 90210 channels. Also skipping multiple episodes too. I think you can watch more of them via the On Demand option, but live, they tend to rerun the same seasons. I wish I knew why they did this.