While Heather Dubrow may be a polarizing re-addition to RHOC (it seems you either love her or hate her), I'm happy that she's back because she's giving the show some life. I find myself really liking her, followed immediately afterwards by me questioning my own judgement. Despite the most pretentious moments, what is it I like about her? And then I realized what it was...I admire her ability to set boundaries. She has a way in which she says what she means and means what she says AND THEN follows through with it, unapologetically. If she says that she's done and leaves a dinner table in Cabo, you're not going to see her waver. Maybe this is something I want to see more of in myself.

How do you feel about Heather?

As I was scrolling through Deuxmoi's stories today, I saw a blind about a potential orange carrying housewife coming back. This obviously meant RHOC, and the other clues were that they will be on the next season of ultimate girls trip, and have a podcast. I immediately know it was Tamra Judge.

This season of RHOC has been lacking and I thought the return of Heather could help save it but it really didn't. Could Tamra possibly do that? I mean, her and Shannon LOATHE each other and she's always good for stirring the pot. I feel like I could be on board with her return as long as her son Ryan never makes an appearance. What do you all think? Are we rooting for a Tammy Sue comeback?

Heidi Montag wants to be casted on The Real Housewives of Orange County.

A fan tweeted at Andy and said something along the lines of... "hear me out.. Heidi Montag on RHOC." Heidi quote tweeted it and said "would love."

After two minutes of deliberation, I also decided, would love. Hate her or love her, Heidi Montag is a pillar of reality television royalty. The Hills reboot just got cancelled so I think she could be a free agent. I never got into The Hills reboot because there was no drama really pulling me in, but Heidi as a housewife is a whole different ball game.

We saw her essentially grow up on The Hills. Well, now she IS grown up. And I would love to see her interact with other reality tv personalities that aren't Audrina or Brody. I could see her vibing with Emily Simpson and Gina Kirschenheiter and fighting with Heather Dubrow and Shannon Beador.

Plus, Spencer Pratt as a househusband? Game over.

I'm not trying to be negative. But it's no secret that Housewives come on Bravo to try and fix their relationships. Whether they think being on camera will force their SO to step up, or that doing something together will help bond them, there are a million reasons why people come on the show. (If you're Kelsey Grammer, you go on to distract your wife for a few months during the year.)

Another fact we know to be true is that many of these experiments rarely work. Many Housewives have split from their partners after one or two seasons of "rough patches" and I am afraid that's what's going to happen with Jen and Ryne/Ryan on RHOC.

The two do not seem to be in a good place at all. It seems like they're constantly fighting over BIG issues. (Raising their children, spending time with the family, career, embarrassment, etc.) And I don't see it ending anytime soon. I also have to say, it seems like he absolutely emotionally manipulates her by packing a bag and leaving the house and then just coming back to yell at her more. I'm obviously only familiar with one side of the story, but it really sounds so concerning and I just hope that watching back the season allows them to see that maybe it's not the right fit. He seems resentful and she seems hopeless. Save yourselves!

I think this season of RHOC is getting their sea legs back. They are slowly but surely coming back from the gutter than K*lly D*dd put it in. And there are some viewers that do not like Noella, and while I don't necessarily know what is the truth or not when it comes to her life, I can't help but love the beautiful praying mantis that gets under Heather Dubrow's skin so effortlessly.

Like most of us, I was sitting on my couch last night with a glass of wine anxiously awaiting Heather Dubrow's dinner party. I have been less than thrilled with this season of RHOC (thanks Noella) but was really excited to watch Dr. Jen get wasted at Heather's. Her AND Ryne/Ryan's behavior was so awkward to watch but I was living for every moment of it. As I watched, I wondered who was more cringey...Jen or her husband.

So the fact that Ryan calls himself Ryne is already bizarre af and he should be embarrassed about that alone but I thought he was SO strange last night. He was all butt-hurt that he couldn't bring his soulmate, Mr. Puppers the chihuahua, to Heather's party. Does he honestly think it's appropriate to bring your pet into someone else's home when you really don't know the host that well? Especially when you're there for a dinner party, not a puppy playdate. I also thought it was weird when him and Jen arrived at the house. Idk if anyone else noticed this but Ryan/Ryne was basically hiding when Heather and Terry opened the door to let them in. He then very slowly came into the house and proceeded to hang out right next to the door until they asked him if he wanted a drink. I honestly thought he was going to make a run for it and run down the street ripping off all the clothes he was forced to wear that night.

Then we had Jen at dinner who was clearly sloshed. Honestly, the whole situation was so uncomfortable I probably would've drank myself into oblivion as well. She kept begging Ryan/Ryne for affection and was saying the most awkward things in front of Heather's other guests, who were clearly horrified/entertained by the whole display. My favorite was when she told Heather about 62 times that she loved the wine she served and that it was PrEtTy GoOd. I also almost had a stroke when Ryan/Ryne put his napkin in his shirt, and I truly thought Heather was going to faint when he did that. Obviously, they are not at Red Lobster and he should've kept his napkin on his lap but Jen bringing attention to it was classic. They were the best part of the night and I want them to come to every dinner party I host for the rest of my life.

While Jen was cringey I also try and remember that she was wasted, and we're all a little cringe when we've had too much to drink...but Ryan/Ryne was sober as a log. As insane as this was to watch, it was my favorite episode of the season.

Everyone seems to have a skincare line these days, so I can't say I'm surprised to see Gina get in the game. (The only thing that surprises me is how long it took her to get into some type of product. I guess she's been busy!) But CaraGala seems to be her new thing on RHOC, which good for her! I saw her post on Instagram back in December that it's changed her skin when it got really bad after moving from New York. I've always thought she had nice skin, but I guess there was that season she struggled big time. Life's stressors can get you, though.

I'm a little weary of Housewives skincare brands because... what do they know about skincare? Then again, what do they know about meal kits or tincture drops or CBD — all RHOC-specific! I guess they learn! Has anyone tried CaraGala? I'm just happy for her to be movin' and shakin' on the show, vs. dealing with life's tragedies. She deserves this. (And bonus: maybe the extra money will move her out of the casita!)

Dr. Jen is the newest housewife and one a lot of people are calling boring, a flop, a non-event. And I completely disagree. I am enjoying her, I find her storyline to be the most relatable, and giving me old school housewives vibes.

I can't figure out Noella's situation, I don't know what's the truth and what's not, Heather is building a summer home in Mexico, and honestly, Emily, Gina, and Shannon, while enjoyable, I don't know what they are bringing to the table in regards to storyline.

But Dr. Jen is opening up about her horrible marriage to that shirtless monster, and struggling to balance being a career woman and a mom.