The amazing Kate Casey. Welcome back for another episode of Reality Life with KKC. Now, at first,

I've got to address the finale of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. I mean, how long were they in Greece?

They were in Greece, I think, for weeks. And it's strange because the season ends with so many loose ends in their lives.

I genuinely needed to see them back in Utah, unpacking suitcases, having awkward conversations

with their spouse and their kids, I don't know, avoiding each other at a restaurant.

Pretending everything is fine in the way that Real Housewives usually do it.

But instead, I feel like Bravo said, what if we trap them here longer?

Now, the big creative swing of the finale was this.

They get a playwright to meet with the women individually and then stages a theatrical performance.

Now, it's about them for them while they sit there and they watch it.

I don't know how else to describe it, but it felt like sorority girls putting on a performance

and the person that wrote it was high and the person that all the people that are performing

in are drunk.

It was bizarre, deeply bizarre.

But here's the thing.

It somehow worked.

Not in a healthy way, not in a growth way,

but like in a housewife's way, because it reignited every unresolved argument that they had on this

never-ending trip. It's almost like a sideways emotional ambush. So after we could be

subjected to one another, productions like, listen, we need to wrap this

up. They hate one another. What else do we do? And then someone apparently said, let's hire a stranger to

explain why they all hate each other. So Bronwyn gets emotional and she says she struggles with betrayal.

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