The Real Housewives Of Potomac Season 6 Episode 13

Okay, let's talk about The Real Housewives of Potomac Season 6, Episode 13. It's like, we were all watching a slow-motion train wreck, right? And honestly, I was here for it. Sue me!

Wendy's Burn (and my unpopular opinion)

First off, Wendy Osefo came in hot. She dropped that cheating rumor bomb about Eddie like it was nothing. My unpopular opinion? I kind of think Gizelle deserved that. Don't come for Wendy, Gizelle!

I mean, Gizelle's been stirring the pot since season one. Isn't it time someone stirred it back at her? Call me crazy, but I think karma came to Potomac.

Mia's "Health Scare"

Then there's Mia Thornton and her "health scare." Let's be real, the vagueness was driving me nuts. Was it serious? Was it not? We needed answers!

It felt like she was dropping hints for drama. And honestly, it worked. I was invested... until I wasn't. Anyone else?

Karen's Grand Dame-ness

You gotta love Karen Huger, though. The Grand Dame always brings the theatrics. Her commentary is pure gold. I live for her one-liners!

Even when she's stirring the pot herself, she does it with a certain... finesse. It's like watching a masterclass in shade.

The Robyn and Juan Situation (Again!)

And of course, Robyn Dixon and Juan Dixon. Still dancing around their relationship status, huh? At this point, I'm convinced they're the Ross and Rachel of Potomac. On a break? Off a break? Married? Who knows!

It's a storyline that just keeps on giving. Give us an ending to this saga already!

Candiace vs. Everyone (is it getting old?)

Okay, let's address Candiace Dillard Bassett. She's always in the thick of it. While I appreciate her loyalty, does anyone else think she's picking fights for the sake of it? It's becoming a bit of a pattern.

She definitely knows how to bring the drama, but is it too much sometimes? Perhaps. Maybe. Just a thought. Don't @ me!

Overall Verdict (and some love for Ashley)

Overall, this episode was classic Potomac. Drama, shade, and questionable choices all around. Also, I have to say, Ashley Darby somehow manages to stay relatively neutral while still participating in the chaos. I kind of admire her for that. She's playing the game smart!

The cheating rumors, health scares, and relationship drama kept me glued to the screen. What more can you ask for?

So, what are your unpopular opinions about this episode? Let's hear them!