Ep 3. Psalm 25:3
- TV-14
- October 5, 2020
- 41 min
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The episode Psalm 25:3 of the highly anticipated series Filthy Rich season 1 takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride of emotions as the Monreaux family struggles to deal with the aftermath of Eugene's untimely demise. As the family grapples with their loss, Margaret tries to keep them all together while also dealing with her own personal demons.
Rose, a family friend and member of the Ladies Table, shows up unexpectedly at the Monreaux mansion, forcing Margaret to confide in her about Eugene's infidelity and his illegitimate children. Meanwhile, Ginger and Antonio grapple with their feelings for each other and fear that they will be caught.
One of Eugene's illegitimate children, a teenage boy named Jason, shows up at the mansion seeking answers about his father's death. His arrival only adds fuel to Margaret's anxiety as she realizes that her possession of incriminating evidence against Eugene could potentially harm the Monreaux family even further if it fell into the wrong hands.
As tensions rise amongst the family members, Eric seeks solace from his girlfriend Becky, who tries to convince him to leave his job at the Sunshine Network and pursue his dream of becoming a musician. But when Margaret invites Becky over for dinner, Eric's past comes back to haunt him as he is confronted with the atrocities he committed as a member of the Sunshine Network.
Meanwhile, Franklin and his wife, Ginger, work together to find evidence that could incriminate Eugene's illegitimate children and protect the Monreaux empire. But when their plans go awry, they are forced to confront their own feelings about family loyalty and the lengths they are willing to go to protect their loved ones.
Overall, the episode Psalm 25:3 of Filthy Rich season 1 is a dramatic and suspenseful installment of the series that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats. With secrets and lies being uncovered at every turn, it's clear that the Monreaux family is in for a rough ride as they navigate their way through their grief and the scandal that surrounds them.
