Reality with the King is hosted by me, Carlos King.

I'm an executive producer who have produced some of your favorite shows from the Real Housewives of Atlanta, New Jersey, and my own creation, the Love and Marriage franchise and Bell Collective.

Every episode, we recap reality television from the Real Housewives franchise to The Bachelor or Selling Sunset, in addition to celebrity guests, whether in the unscripted space or scripted as well.

We have to get into Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

It's the first time we're talking about this show.

But I wanted to bring this clip to you guys, so Rain Drops.

If you're watching Billy Hills Housewives, you know there's a new cast member named Bose.

And Bose is going through her fertility journey. She sat down with her fiance

and her daughter, who's like 16 years old. She talks to him about the fact that,

listen, similar to Quad's journey, the eggs unfortunately didn't take. And she's contemplating starting to go over again.

But one thing she said was her fear of not giving her fiance a child because he does want one. He doesn't have any.

And she was worried that would that leave resentment that you have for me?

The fact that I was unable to produce a child.

And then after that, he mentioned, well, how would you feel if I no longer had any income?

So I want to start with Claudia with this one.

You know, listen, do you think a lot of women are going through IVF because their man wants a child?

And do you think it's fair that she's putting her body through all of this?

She already has a kid, but she's doing it in fear of losing her man.

I think Bose, as successful and independent as she is, I don't think she's like a weak-ass, pussy-ass woman that would just do it just because of him.

I think she has it in her. I don't think she would be talked into doing it. I don't think she'd be guilty into doing it. She strikes me as someone that's like maybe it was a top of mind, but best believe I'm going to do this if I didn't want to do it as well. You know what I mean? So I don't feel that she's like, you know, woes me or it's like she's

like just doing it for him. But I think that's actually a noble thing to do something that maybe wasn't, you know, you've already done and you want to do it for your partner so he can experience that same thing. I think that's a beautiful thing. Shout out to her for doing that. But I also think that she may be underestimating herself and her worth.

Like I think he'll be fine to be with her.

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