'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' News: Season 7 Recap 'From Zen to Sin'
Last Sunday on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," the unexpected happened as Phaedra Parks and Kenya Moore made up, and the housewives had a blast as they went on a horseback ride to a volcano.
The ladies are still in Manila and are about to check out of the spa. They get on a chartered bus and Porsha and Demetria decide to have a little dance off in the bus. They arrive at the hotel and check in at the posh accommodations.
Claudia arranges a horseback ride to the top of Taal Volcano for everybody, and the ladies appear to enjoy it as they took in the scenery, marveling at the volcano which is right in the middle of a lake. They also hit a few golf balls before getting back on the horses.
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When they get to the bottom of a volcano, Phaedra has an emotional moment with her tour guide, who told her on the way down that her husband passed away a few years ago and that she has five children to support. Phaedra gives her some money and tells her through a translator that she doesn't want her to give up, and that her story has blessed her.
Back at the hotel, Claudia hosts a pajama party, and everyone notices that Kenya and Phaedra are missing. Claudia tells them that the two are having a heart-to-heart talk.
At their one-on-one, Kenya tells Phaedra that she has a tendency to interrupt, so she wants to give her the floor to say what she's feeling.
The two had their differences ever since Apollo lied about Kenya propositioning him. Though he already admitted that he lied, Phaedra had a hard time trusting Kenya.
"Hurt people do things to hurt other people sometimes," said Phaedra. "I can't change the past. I can only move forward. I'm ready to move forward, I've been ready."
Kenya tells her that she was hurt by the name calling and that it hurt her reputation.
"You didn't even treat me like a human being," said Kenya. "I have never seen him in L.A. I have never propositioned him. I have never crossed a line with him, nor have I ever wanted to. I just need you to believe that."
"Your slate is clear with me," Phaedra sobs.
After the air clears, they agree to work on their relationship when they return to Atlanta. Phaedra invites Kenya to go to church with her when they get back. The two ends their conversation with a prayer and a hug.
The next day, over their last meal in the Philippines, the ladies applaud Phaedra and Kenya for doing the work. They all agree that Dr. Jeff really made an impact as for once, there's peace among the housewives at last.
"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" airs on Sundays at 8 p.m. on Bravo.
