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The moment at Kathy Hilton's house when they're discussing P.K., and Kathy says to Doreet, I think he's a very good father.

Am I correct? And Doreet at a left fucking field hits her with the wrong. Whoa. Whoa, whoa,

we have a lot to discuss. That like sent shivers down my spine. I feel like the way Doreet has gone

from zero to a hundred will be studied in future generations to come.

DeReed is operating on a level of like zero fucks that we probably have never seen before.

The thing is there's a lot of different ways that you could read what's going on here.

Like I have seen takes of people feeling as though she's really dramatizing certain events as a way to, like, garner support.

To me, I feel it's exactly the opposite.

I think that what we are starting to uncover and will continue to uncover is just the extent of the protecting him she was doing,

which I know she was alluding to this episode, but I really think that's so much more so what's going on is that she was doing, which I know she was alluding to this episode, but I really think that's so much

more so what's going on is that she was, she was like on the opposite end of the spectrum in terms

of what she was hiding. I don't think it's now bringing things up that weren't there or

dramatizing events. I think it's for the first time actually openly sharing. Well, the biggest is about the kids, you know?

I mean, it's one thing to talk about like the DUI and getting in the nitty-gritty of that.

But to say what she's been telling her kids for what seems like years, that's obviously something we never saw.

So to hear that for the first time and also for her to be talking about that, it's like, oh, she is like,

there are zero walls up anymore. Yeah, no. To me, that's like a this means war type thing, though.

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