Ep 16. Trouble in Paradise
- TV14
- August 25, 2019
- 43 min
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The Real Housewives of Potomac season 4 episode 16, titled "Trouble in Paradise," follows the ladies as they continue their vacation in the Cayman Islands. The episode opens with Robyn and Gizelle discussing their ongoing issues with Ashley, who they feel is getting too involved in their personal lives. Ashley, on the other hand, is struggling with being away from her husband and young son, but is trying her best to enjoy her time with the group.
Meanwhile, Karen is planning a group outing to Stingray City, but tensions are high as Monique is still upset with Candiace and Ashley over their comments about her family. Despite the tension, the group heads out to the sandbar to swim with the stingrays. As they approach the area, however, they are hit with a sudden thunderstorm, forcing them to take cover on a nearby boat.
As they wait out the storm, the ladies decide to address their issues with each other. Karen tries to mediate the situation between Monique, Candiace, and Ashley, but things quickly get heated. Monique accuses Candiace of making up lies about her family, while Ashley defends herself against Robyn and Gizelle's accusations.
Eventually, the storm subsides and the group heads back to their villa. However, tensions remain high as the ladies struggle to put their differences aside. Karen attempts to smooth things over by hosting a dinner party, but things go awry when Robyn accuses Ashley of being a hypocrite.
As the episode comes to a close, the ladies are left to deal with their unresolved issues. Monique is still upset with Candiace and Ashley, while Ashley feels like she's being unfairly targeted by Robyn and Gizelle. Karen is left to pick up the pieces and try to keep the peace as they continue their vacation in paradise.
Overall, "Trouble in Paradise" is a tense and drama-filled episode that shows the ladies of Potomac at their most vulnerable. As they navigate their issues with each other, viewers are left wondering if they'll ever be able to resolve their differences and move forward as a group.
