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Thoughts on the Real Housewives of New York season 13, episode 6

Costume party time!

  1. Who knew Sonja would be this woke?
  2. LU! EBONI. DID. NOT. SAY. THAT.
  3. Lu's daughter is on Eboni's side
  4. Heather also seems to have listened
  5. Eboni does not have to meet you halfway, Lu
  6. Leah's popsicle matches her robe
  7. Poor Eboni...she shouldn't have to be in this educator role
  8. Seriously, Eboni also talked about her grandmother dying
  9. I'm loving Sonja
  10. Heather is trying though, Leah
  11. Welp then Heather commented about Eboni being articulate
  12. Ramona...have you never had a Black friend before?
  13. The hula hooping is fun
  14. I love that Sonja loves fishing
  15. I love this relationship between Sonja and Eboni
  16. Election party coming!
  17. Ah Leah isn't going to vote...cool
  18. Ah so Leah will vote but just wants some attention
  19. Leah needs to go home
  20. I thought Leah was going to do a Carrie
  21. "What the duck?"
  22. And Leah throws some roses
  23. Next time the pageant happens
  24. Next time Sonja gets naked
  25. Next time Eboni reveals a possible sister
  26. Next time Heather is still here
  27. Next time there is an election party
  28. Next time Sonja drinks again
  29. Next time should be interesting
  30. Can't wait

(Prompt by me)

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