Ep 7. Oh My, Versailles

Jeff Lewis and his team are back in action in season 10 episode 7 of Flipping Out, titled Oh My, Versailles. The episode kicks off with Jeff and his boyfriend, Gage, in France for a meeting with a new client and to scout some properties. Jeff is thrilled to be in the land of Louis XIV, but Gage is less impressed and more concerned about the work ahead.

Back in Los Angeles, Jeff's team is feeling the pressure to finish up some of their current projects before Jeff returns. Jenni, Zoila, and Trace are all working hard and trying to meet the looming deadlines. But working with Jeff Lewis is never easy, and the team experiences some bumps in the road along the way.

One of the biggest challenges in this episode is a renovation project for a young family. Jeff has a grand vision for the space, but the clients are not quite ready to commit to his ideas. Jeff and the team have to balance their creative vision with the clients' needs and preferences, while also staying on schedule and within budget. Tensions run high as Jeff tries to navigate the conversation and get everyone on the same page.

Meanwhile, back in France, Jeff and Gage are meeting with a potential new client who wants help selling their historic property – a 17th-century chateau that was once owned by the king himself. Jeff is eager to take on the project but is also intimidated by the grandeur of the property. He worries about making sure that he and his team can do justice to the history and grandeur of the chateau.

As the episode progresses, Jeff and his team face more challenges and surprises, both in France and at home. No matter where they are in the world, the team always has to be ready to pivot and adapt to new situations. Whether it's dealing with a difficult client or trying to preserve the history of a centuries-old property, there's never a dull moment when working with Jeff Lewis.

Overall, Flipping Out season 10 episode 7 is a tense and exciting installment in the series. With beautiful locations, challenging projects, and interpersonal drama, there's something for everyone in this episode. Whether you're a fan of home renovation shows or just love a good reality TV drama, Oh My, Versailles is sure to deliver.