Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to another episode of Bravo.

We're black and we got some black royalty in the house, period.

We have Lake Rucker from Southern Hospitality, and I am so happy that she's here.

You know that I have been talking about Southern Hospitality since I caught on to you guys, I believe, season two, like in the middle of season two.

So I was able to binge some things and you weren't there yet.

So I'm like, I had to see what's going on.

And then you came on.

And now we are what?

Like we have a freaking non-clubhouse reunion.

So I'm like, so proud.

We're legit. Hell yeah. Like so proud of you guys.

Thank you.

You guys literally already filmed it. Like things are going down. First of all, I just want to ask you, how you doing?

I'm okay. I'm okay. Just learning,

living life, you know, trying to learn from my mistakes and grow from them and be the person who I've always been, creative, sensitive, free spirit. But I'm okay. I'm happy. I'm traveling. I'm working all the time.

Living the best life.

That's such a positive thing. And I just want to say that you mean a lot to black women who don't really see the side of black people who have, like, generational wealth,

in addition to also being able to kind of, like, be yourself on TV.

It's good to see that, like, listen, you come from money.

Like, and you should be proud of that because

when it happens with a white woman or a white man it's just like okay that's that's good or whatever but

we don't really get to see when you guys had that trip to your house on the last season it was like wow

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