Grifter Lives

Zied's just playing hardball. He actually just wants to sleep in a bed on a bedframe and sit on furniture.

Wake Up! But, she may not appear until 9:57 p.m.

Is Rebecca the assistant manager? She must not have been given the key to the fire exit, because it remains open the entire conversation.

OK. The blush on her right cheek is really bothering me.

Reality Gays always describe him as the kid in the AV club who offers to hug you or rub your back too much.

I think that Amira is the only one who has multiple wardrobe changes for her ITMs. Is the fuchsia dress new?

Andrew unbuttoned his shirt for the call. He's so gross.

Doesn't he realize that Julia is possibly the only woman on the entire earth that is willing to marry him?

Right. Hazel wants a woman who is only attracted to her, and she's not attracted to Tarik. Minty and Tarik are hot for each other. Let them have at it, and Hazel can find her lover/best friend/sister wife away from them.

Andrew & Amira are also boring, but at least Andrew is so hate-able.

Hazel discovered the cold-shoulder look. It only survives on 90DF.

Yesterday was National Oreo Cookie Day.

There is a spoiler online. They were spotted in Vegas.

I thought that Mardi Gras was cancelled last year. Jovi must be drinking for Yara and the baby - 4 Hurricanes minimum.

Maybe we'll have 90 Day Fiance, The Royals.

TLC just did its obligatory shot: Natalie from the back, then Natalie's tummy.

Uncle Beau & His Mullet: Business in the Front, Party in the Back.

Natalie allows Uncle Beau in the house for his birthday.

Christine is wearing the #LularoeCharlie. Truely is a prop, and Ysabel may be the photographer. I can't tell what is on the couch in the blurry background. But I do know that the family that grifts together stays together.

Carbs, anybody? There are no serving utensils or place settings.

The original tidbit came from Janelle in their New York Times best-seller. From Radar Online: "When Kody let slip that he had selected Robyn's wedding dress himself, Christine was devastated and walked off set," Janelle writes. "The show has to fit into an hour of television, so the necessary edits make it look as if she returned immediately." While the magic of editing might have made it seem like the tiff was resolved in an instant, in reality, Janelle writes Christine "didn't come back for three days. "We were a mess after that session," Janelle writes. "It took a while for us to heal, but we are stronger for it."

When Christine walked off the set, she didn't return for 3 days.

"It's like, I do everything that I can to make my home our home," continues Christine, who says she was told by Kody, "'Well, Meri's shower's just better.' I'm like, 'I don't care. I don't care. Because what you're saying is, I don't matter.'" He may have preferred Meri's and Janelle's showers because of water pressure differences. After all, he had more hair then.

He only changed it after Robyn said something. Robyn already knew about it, but Meri and Christine never talked about it. Meri, of course, claims complete innocence, as does Kody. Kody: "She twists the past experiences we had to a negative place. . . She has twisted the past and made it negative." It's never his fault. Christine: "I'm not going to put myself in a situation where my kids' needs aren't met. I'm not going to do it." She says after medical debts of more than $110,000. Both Kody and Christine repeated themselves to convince themselves that they're speaking the truth. They're in such denial.

How staged is this shot? Prominently displayed is Gabrielle Bernstein's book, Judgment Detox: Release the Beliefs that Hold You Back from Living a Better Life. The window finishes look cheap.