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The Real Housewives of Potomac star Gizelle Bryanthas claimed that her daughters were horrified at their father, Jamal Bryant’s Wicked-inspired wedding. Gizelle and Jamal got married back in 2002 and called it quits in 2009 due to his alleged infidelity. Despite rekindling their relationship briefly in 2019, the former couple broke up again in 2021. For now, the reality star and pastor co-parent their daughters,Grace, Angel and Adore Bryant. And while things are seemingly cordial between the exes, Gizelle didn’t hold back from throwing shade at his unconventional wedding ceremony to Dr. Karri Turner.

Part two of “The Real Housewives of Potomac” Season 9 reunion was nothing short of eventful. Mia Thornton returned to the couch alongside her castmates but it wasn’t long before she was sent running again in tears.

At the top of the episode, Gizelle Bryant threw some slight shade at her ex-husband, Pastor Jamal Bryant for channeling “Wicked” colors pink and green in his wedding with Dr. Karri Turner. In addition, Stacey Rusch shared that she’s no longer friends with designer Vivien Agbakoba over her styling the new housewife in the same dress Ashley Darby wore three months prior.

On a lighter note, Thornton’s bestie Jacqueline Blake joined the ladies and revealed she’s expecting a bundle of joy, but she wouldn’t identify the father of her child.

Trust us, there’s a ton to get into. Here are the top five biggest moments.

Mia Thornton and...

A good television show will create a sense of connection between the viewers and the characters on screen. Many fans will feel like they know the characters in real life and develop connections with them. For fans of reality television, this principle remains true. The only difference is that this happens with real people, not fictional characters.

For fans of Bravo's The Real Housewives of Potomac, fans have been fascinated with the romantic lives of the cast. They have speculated endlessly about their marriages, divorces, and dating lives. However, viewers have also been interested in their careers. The professional lives of the cast have become almost as discussed as their personal lives. Many are curious about what the cast does for work outside the series.

Gizelle Is Behind An Activewear Brand And Hosts A Podcast

Gizelle Bryant is co-host of the Reasonably Shady podcast alongside Robyn Dixon, a Rhop alum.

It was an episode of goodbyes.

Both Ziva and Phineas exited the series, at least for now, on NCIS Season 17 Episode 11.

It was a heartwarming episode that would have been a perfect place to break for the holiday hiatus.

Oops, too late for that.

Instead, it will be just the first during a January full of new episodes, robbing it some of lingering impact.

Rather than just picking up where NCIS Season 17 Episode 10 ended, the story of how Gibbs told Phineas about his mother's death was told via dark flashbacks pulled out of Gibbs by Jack, instead.

Of course, Gibbs blamed himself for Sarah/Sahar's death and Phineas's resulting disappearance.

And so did Ziva blame herself, for that matter.

At least we finally found out who Phineas was.

It was an interesting twist that he was actually Sahar's son. It seemed much more likely that she had just acquired an...

A navy commander, a technical advisor for a navy weapon being developed by a civillian company is discovered dead on the beach. They find info on the murder by use of a satellite. Gibbs: (Mark Harmon) posits Tony (Michael Weatherly) took " a wave for the team," i.e. stopped the Db from being made wet by a wave and thus preventing the loss of any forensics/vital evidence thus having to endure the eternal shame of having to wear one of Ducky's (David McCallum) "spare" overalls which were about two sizes too small!. Tony should write a letter according to the man at reception at the naval base. Gibbs pointing out Tony's wet clothes and referring to them as "shrinkage." More references to Tony needing a diet, (see later episodes still to come.) and exercising in the gym. Kate's (Sasha Alexander) reference to Tony's bars being non-nutritious and eating donuts.

Today marks the DVD release of the penultimate season of Jag (that's Judge Advocate General, for the uninitiated). For ten seasons, CBS chronicled the impeccably styled David James Elliott, Catherine Bell, Patrick Labyorteaux, John M. Jackson, Karri Turner as they loved, argued, pined, and applied the stipulations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice and international law. Canceled in 2005, it is the only television show thus far to have been officially endorsed by the Department of Defense, the United States Navy, and the United States Marine Corps. As a tribute to this fallen hero, we studied the Spring 2010 runways for signs of its influence. Below, some looks from Alexander Wang, Loewe, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Rag & Bone suitable for conducting a court-martial.