RHOBH S3, E3: There's No Singing At Dinner Parties

The Beverly Hills Housewives are learning an important lesson in RHOBH Season 3: never accept a dinner invitation without first finding out whether you're actually allowed to sing.

In The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 3, Episode 3, “Don’t Sing for Your Supper,” the newest Housewife, Yolanda Hadid, opens the doors to the spectacular Malibu home she shares with her husband, legendary music producer David Foster, for a dinner party with the Beverly Hills women. What should be an elegant introduction to Yolanda's world quickly turns into a fascinating Housewives study in manners, money, status, control—and who gets to run the dinner party.

In this RHOBH Season 3 Episode 3 recap, we're diving into Yolanda and David Foster's Malibu dinner party, Taylor Armstrong's frustration with David, the Housewives' ill-fated attempt at a sing-along, and the continuing breakdown of the friendship between Lisa Vanderpump and Adrienne Maloof.

Yolanda's dinner is meant to be an impressive introduction to her world. And impressive is definitely the word. Her Malibu home provides the backdrop for the women to get to know the newest member of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast while also getting a glimpse into Yolanda's relationship with David Foster.

But then the music starts.

Or, more accurately, the Housewives try to make music happen.

David isn't exactly enthusiastic about an impromptu group sing-along, and Taylor Armstrong becomes increasingly annoyed by his refusal to let the women participate. What begins as a potentially fun Housewives moment turns into a surprisingly awkward clash over who gets to control the evening. Bravo specifically highlights Taylor's frustration with David's decision to shut down the sing-along.

And honestly, there's something very Beverly Hills about having a 16-time Grammy Award-winning music producer tell a group of Housewives that their impromptu singing career is not happening tonight.

Meanwhile, the much bigger storm is still brewing between Lisa Vanderpump and Adrienne Maloof.

After the fallout that began in the Season 3 premiere, their friendship remains firmly frozen. Lisa and Adrienne have reached the point where neither woman seems willing to simply forget what happened, but they also haven't completely closed the door on fixing things.

By the end of the evening, the two women agree to meet privately after the party to discuss their issues. It's a small step, but in Housewives terms, agreeing to have a conversation without an audience is practically a diplomatic summit.

And that's what makes this episode such an interesting early chapter in RHOBH Season 3. The biggest drama isn't necessarily coming from screaming matches. Instead, we're watching the cast establish its social hierarchy and figure out where everyone stands.

Yolanda is the newcomer, but she's entering a group where friendships are already fractured. Lisa Vanderpump is dealing with the fallout from her friendship with Adrienne. Brandi Glanville is becoming increasingly comfortable in her role within the group. Taylor is still navigating her own complicated place among the women. And Kyle Richards is watching all of these relationships shift around her.

The Malibu dinner also gives us an early look at the very different worlds represented within The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Yolanda and David's home, their lifestyle, and David's celebrity status provide a completely different flavor from some of the other Housewives' Beverly Hills social circles.

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There's also something particularly fascinating about Taylor's reaction to David Foster. Was she simply annoyed that he wouldn't let the women have a little fun, or was the reaction about something bigger? Housewives dinners have a funny way of revealing the personalities and insecurities hiding underneath the surface—and this one is no exception.

And then there is Lisa and Adrienne.

The two women are technically moving toward reconciliation, but the question is whether they're actually ready to let go of the past. Both have their own grievances, both believe they've been wronged, and both appear convinced that the other person should be the one to make things right.

Classic Housewives.

The Lisa Vanderpump and Adrienne Maloof friendship feud is one of the defining storylines of the early part of Season 3, and this episode is the moment where the women finally agree to take the conflict out of the group setting and address it directly.

Will they actually resolve anything?

Well...this is Beverly Hills.

So let's get into it:

Was Taylor right to be annoyed with David Foster? Was David simply protecting the sanctity of his dinner party—or was he being a little too controlling? What did you make of Yolanda's first big dinner party? And can Lisa Vanderpump and Adrienne Maloof actually repair their friendship, or has too much already happened?

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Then bring your receipts: Was “Don’t Sing for Your Supper” really about the singing, or was Taylor's reaction telling us something more about the Beverly Hills social hierarchy?