Let’s know about The Real Housewives Of Atlanta Season 15 Episode 16 Recap, Review & Ending Explained. Episode 16 was the finale episode of the season of The Real Housewives Of Atlanta, and with that, the show is now over for this season.
The show was a little dragged on, but it gave a lot of entertainment because multiple things were happening in this season, such as a girl-on-girl cheating rumor, divorce, a red carpet show, and also a mic debate. It’s inappropriate to say “good riddance” to Season 15 of RHOA. We all agree that Season 15 hasn’t been the best, though. This was not Kenya Moore’s favorite season, she said.
For no obvious reason, Shereé Whitfield was designated as the group’s center. She was too busy finding reasons why Martell Holt couldn’t be there for her to rise to the occasion. Most of Kenya’s storyline was eliminated because Marlo Hampton and Sanya Richards-Ross were unable to come up with a strong one. Kandi Burruss was having a difficult time fitting the group into her schedule, and whenever she did, they would start attacking her for the silliest of reasons.
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The Real Housewives Of Atlanta Season 15 Episode 16 Recap
All season long, things between Drew and Ralph have been worse. We were aware that they had ended the show before the season even began. It was like witnessing a car accident in slow motion as we watched it fall apart during the last sixteen episodes.
Ralph gave up on the couple’s counseling, which was revealed earlier in the season and was evident in this episode. Ralph ignored it as though it were nothing when Drew sat down to talk to him about Cousin Courtney calling her a bitch. The RHOA cast members had all used the B-word to refer to her, so why can’t Courtney, claimed Ralph? That argument is absurd; what kind is it? In every episode, Ralph comes up with fresh methods to stun Drew.
She honestly believed Ralph would support her in this simple matter. Drew stormed out of the room, and you could see the anger in her eyes. Allison, Drew’s sister, joined the debate as it spread around the home. She stood up for her sister against Ralph’s gaslighting without any hesitation.
The reason Ralph didn’t like Allison and didn’t want her in their home became apparent suddenly. She won’t allow him to get away with abusing her sister. Drew persuaded Ralph to attend an urgent marriage counseling session later in the episode.
The argument we witnessed was not the only thing we learned; Ralph also left their shared bedroom and left no indication of when he would return. Ralph put it down to Drew’s hectic schedule. He asserted, however, that leaving the bedroom was about feeling liberated during the counseling session.
A wrap party was organized by Kandi and Todd to commemorate the completion of The Pass. They managed to have a trailer ready for the party even though filming for the movie had just recently wrapped up a few days prior.
Review & Ending Explained
In the world of Kandi and Todd, events occur quickly. Todd’s movie ultimately sold to Peacock despite our initial reservations. So, congratulations to Kandi and Todd! The movie debuted immediately following the RHOA finale, and NBCU is fond of them. The wrap party made the ideal setting for the Housewives finale.
They could wrap up any season-related loose ends since everyone was present, with the Courtney and Drew drama being the biggest. Did Courtney use the B-word when addressing her? Allison, Drew’s sister, defended him once more.
They faced Courtney side by side, and she ultimately acknowledged going too far with her cousin. They at least had closure, although she didn’t appear regretful. At the gathering, Drew sang a song that wonderfully captured her plot about rejoining the music business.
Ralph supported his wife by attending the wrap party in big-boy trousers despite their recent fights. It’s interesting to note that Ty Young, a WNBA player, was also present to support Drew.
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