We must answer the most important question of RHOBH Season 15… would you rather go to The Hamptons with Rachel Zoe or get a lame goodie bag from Amanda Frances? Turns out, Dorit had no choice because she wasn’t invited to Amanda’s house.

On Overanalyzed with Dom & Kyla, they discuss how the season is really starting to warm up, and the comparisons between the two newest cast members are really starting to show.

There is a lot of stuff happening on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Season 15, Episode 9, and the bulk of it involves Rachel and Amanda, the two newest members of the cast. In an attempt to get the cast members to know her better, Amanda Frances hosts a manifestation event disguised as a dinner party, which none of the cast members are impressed by, notably did not include Jennifer Tilly or an invitation to Dorit, and none of the cast members asked for. Dom & Kyla enjoy a journal-and-self-reflection moment as much as anyone… but not at a full table with strangers included.

Also, Amanda is not beating the allegations that much of her life feels performative with this episode. It feels shocking to Kyla that Amanda would join this cast and expect to be treated like an amateur or newbie when there are fourteen other seasons Amanda could have enjoyed and observed how the RHOBH cast functions. Dom believes Amanda is very cunning, just as Sutton described her.

On the other side of the country, Dorit and Kyle are experiencing the Hamptons, and Rachel Zoe is a full vibe. Surprised to find out that Rachel is a New Yorker, Dom & Kyla are really happy with the laidback yet commanding nature of Rachel as she moves around the Hamptons, casually chatting with Donna Karan and getting a chance to unwind. Also, this is a good time for Kyle and Dorit to spend time together away from the full cast.

Also, we get to see Kyle and Maurico planning their daughter’s wedding in a very anti-Beverly Hills event. There is talk of Mauricio being the wedding DJ, and I really hope that happens! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.