Real moms of Bravo.

Real moms of Bravo.

Real moms of Bravo.

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Depending on when you're listening to this, we are recapping this week's Rhode Island.

A lot of things happening.

God, and the ending of it was so incredible.

But before we get into all of that, a very sweet, sad, but kind of like, I think beautiful moment with Joellen.

This is the first, I think, we've heard.

Maybe she mentioned it briefly in her intro.

Her father passed away when she was younger, and her grandfather really stepped in as that, you know, father figure for her, he walked her down the aisle.

He was the one she went to for advice while she was on her work trip.

And he was older.

So I kind of feel like maybe she knew that this, like, that his time was nearing.

He lived to 100, I think she said.

Yeah.

Was it 100 or, yeah, like late 90s.

And so she got a phone call that he wasn't doing well and he was likely going to pass. And so she was able to just have like a really, she said she had a really beautiful conversation with him, thanked him for everything and got to say goodbye. And even though she seemed sad and obviously she's missing this person, I think it is really neat when you get that closure, but also, like,

he had such a full life and that she got to, like, have so many great memories with him.

But in the scene that follows where she's at Alicia's and the women are bringing her flowers and, like, really being there and supporting her, it really does show that for majority of these

women, they've known each other for a while. And they really are this, like, community and really there. And even though they're going to have their drama and they're fighting, they know when it's time to, like, put that aside and be there for another. I mean, Alicia was like, I think your grandpa was my neighbor at one point. I'm like, God, like, this area of Rhode Island is teeny tiny. But I just thought

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