Ep 7. What Would Michelle O Do?
- TV14
- December 15, 2019
- 43 min
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6.3 (14)
In the seventh episode of season 12 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, entitled What Would Michelle O Do?, the ladies of Atlanta are continuing to navigate their personal and professional lives amidst drama and conflict.
The episode opens with Porsha who is still adjusting to life as a mother. She decides to take the baby on a walk to clear her head and get some fresh air. Cynthia, on the other hand, is also dealing with some challenges as she tries to plan her wedding to Mike Hill. Her daughter, Noelle, who recently came out as sexually fluid, is hesitant about Mike being her stepfather and expresses her concerns to her mother.
Kenya is dealing with her marital issues and decides to visit a lawyer to discuss her options. Meanwhile, Kandi is trying to juggle her music career, her restaurant, and her family life. She opens up about being a working mom and the difficulties she faces in trying to balance everything.
In the midst of all these personal challenges, the ladies come together for an event honoring former first lady Michelle Obama. They attend a discussion about Michelle's book Becoming and are inspired by her strength and grace. They engage in a dialogue about their own struggles and how they can work to overcome them.
As the night continues, tensions rise between Kenya and Cynthia as they discuss Cynthia's decision to invite Kenya's estranged husband to her engagement party. Cynthia expresses that she wants to support Kenya and keep the peace, but Kenya is not convinced and feels betrayed.
The episode ends with the ladies still dealing with their personal challenges but inspired by the strength and resilience of Michelle Obama. They all leave with a renewed sense of hope and determination to continue to push forward despite the obstacles they face.
Overall, this episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta focuses on the personal challenges and struggles of the ladies while also highlighting the importance of inspiration and support from strong female role models like Michelle Obama.
