The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 11 Episode 7 Defining Women

As the season progresses, tensions are rising among the housewives on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. In episode 7, titled "Defining Women," the ladies are forced to confront their own identities and the roles they play in each other's lives.

The episode begins with Kyle and Dorit meeting up to discuss their current issues and mend their friendship. However, things quickly turn sour when Dorit accuses Kyle of not being a real friend due to her involvement in the legal drama surrounding Erika Jayne. Kyle is taken aback by Dorit's accusations and the conversation ends with both of them feeling hurt and frustrated.

Meanwhile, Garcelle is struggling with her identity as a Black woman and the pressure that comes with being a representative for her community. She talks to Sutton, who offers words of support and encouragement, but ultimately Garcelle confides in Lisa who helps her understand and navigate those feelings.

Erika is trying to prove her innocence in the embezzlement scandal that's surrounding her estranged husband, but things are not looking good for her. She confides in Kyle about the pressure she's under and how she's struggling to trust anyone. Their conversation ends on a somber note, as Erika admits she's scared for her future.

Later on, the women gather at a charity event where the topic of defining women and femininity is brought up. This leads to a heated debate about what it means to be a woman, and the different experiences that come with it. The conversation is illuminating, but it delves into some uncomfortable topics, and it's clear that not everyone is on the same page.

By the end of the episode, tensions are high, and the ladies are left to ponder the roles they play in each other's lives and where they stand on the issues that were brought up at the charity event. It's clear that they still have a lot to learn about each other, and themselves.