It’s The Real Housewives of Potomac, Season 10, Episode 7, and the Bravo multiverse feels like it’s expanding faster than Gizelle avoiding accountability as online chatter ping-pongs between the freshly launched, suspiciously clone-like Real Housewives of Rhode Island—where every cast member looks so similar fans are checking their TVs for a glitch—and Potomac’s far richer, far messier chaos, with Monique Samuels sweeping back in post-divorce like a plot twist no one predicted but everyone needed, Stacey stirring the internet into a moral and cultural panic with her Nigerian-themed cannabis line, and Angel once again finding herself at the center of controversy thanks to filters so heavy they might qualify as special effects, sparking yet another spiral of feuding with Wendy and Gizelle, creating an episode that feels less like a holiday season storyline and more like a Bravo anthropology study where fans dissect every outfit, every edit, every eyebrow raise, proving once again that when Potomac delivers drama, it delivers it with full glam, full delusion, and full fanbase combustion.