All of the couples join Andy Cohen onstage; Damon faces his actions in Cabo; Aydin and Mariah defend themselves; Toya opens up about her past love; Contessa speaks her truth; the ladies hash out old and new issues trying to come together as a group.

Andy Cohen welcomes the husbands to tell their sides of the story; the ladies talk about their favorite shady moments from the season; Mariah discusses the allegations brought against her; Dr. Simone and Dr. Jackie reveal a rift in their friendship.

Host Andy Cohen and the ladies reflect on the seasons' biggest moments; Quad discusses her current relationship status; Simone surprises everyone with new information about Dr. G; Buffie confronts Dr. Jackie causing Heavenly to leap to her defense.

Host Andy Cohen and the ladies reflect on the seasons' biggest moments; the husbands join to tell their sides of the story.

Jackie and Curtis begin renovations; Heavenly struggles to trust Alaura; Toya's Arabian Nights housewarming party hits a snag as Buffie breaks down, Jackie steps away from the ladies and Contessa and Mariah break the peace of Toya's two-story closet.

Back from Cabo, Quad celebrates being single with Cynthia Bailey; Toya starts planning her big housewarming party; Scott and Contessa have a major breakthrough in therapy; Buffie throws a spa day to recharge the friendships.

In Cabo San Lucas, the group participates in a wife swap with games on the beach; Heavenly's anger with Damon boils over; Contessa and Scott put on brave faces; back in Atlanta, Quad's divorce proceedings inch closer to the finish line.

The couples' trip to Cabo continues; Contessa and Scott clash; Jackie apologizes to Buffie; when the guys and the ladies have separate nights out, Quad gets a special girls night, and Damon winds up in the doghouse with Heavenly.

Buffie breaks her silence with Jackie for talking about her infertility, but Jackie hits back hard; Toya has a meltdown when the minibus breaks down, forcing Simone and Cecil to come up with a new couple's activity.

Toya and Eugene invite Simone and Cecil to tour their new home; Contessa and Scott face hard truths in their first therapy session; Jackie hosts a party to launch her book; everyone heads to Cabo for their couple's trip.

Quad allows Heavenly to set her up on a blind date; Dr. Jackie renovates a new office; an overwhelmed Contessa throws a huge carnival birthday for her kids; Buffie comes to Simone for help when she discovers a lump in her breast.

Jackie butts heads with Curtis over the rising costs of their renovations; Contessa gives her father a new smile courtesy of Dr. Heavenly; Simone and Cecil give Miles a wake-up call about his future; Quad celebrates her birthday and her new cookbook.

Any progress made during Revival Weekend comes to a halt after Mariah's meltdown on the bus; Dr. Jackie reaches her breaking point; Contessa ponders Jackie's advice to pursue couples counseling; Mariah produces the receipts and drug test results.

Jackie invites the group to Savannah, Ga., for a girls' trip; feeling called out by Damon, Heavenly takes it out on Toya; Mariah goes after the group for perpetuating lies against her; Jackie tries to save the trip before it flat lines.

Toya shocks the ladies with her idea for an art class; Heavenly decides not to tell Damon about Toya's explicit birthday party; while Simone and Cecil give the boys a safe-sex talk, Jackie does some sexual research for an exciting new project.

Jackie and Curtis have big dreams for their house but their budget may be too small; Contessa realizes her time in Nashville is hard on her family; things get ugly at a party thrown by Simone's friend; Toya hosts a get-together for her birthday.

Simone and Quad fight for their friendship; Toya and her family struggle with the healing process; Jackie and Simone plan a surprise dinner with Heavenly and Mariah to hash things out.

Contessa's pursuit of education is a bone of contention between her and Scott; Toya puts on a brave face for her family; Quad shares the latest on her divorce; Jackie hosts a party to try to set things straight.

Toya and Eugene deal with the last of the house construction; Scott functions as a single father when Dr. Contessa's on the road; a gathering at Heavenly's Hollywood Glam party ends in chaos.

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