E!There's no shortage of drama in Beverly Hills.
Newcomer Bianca Espada finds herself in the center of a feud on Sunday's brand-new episode of #RichKids of Beverly Hills after accusing Brendan Fitzpatrick of telling her parents she was a hooker. After she shares details of a family rift and failed real estate deal, it's clear these two are not on good terms.
Morgan Stewart eventually gets wind of Bianca's beef with her fiancé, and she is not pleased. She confronts Bianca about her issues with Brendan, but Bianca refuses to explain the situation to her, causing Morgan to walk away even more suspicious than before.
"Based on this conversation, I really don't see why I'm going to allow or encourage Brendan to apologize to Bianca because it really just doesn't seem to make sense," Morgan says. "But I'm definitely going to keep my eyes on her. There's just something not adding up."
Keep reading to recap more must-see moments from the episode!
Kiss & Make Up
After their argument at the linen store, Morgan visits Dorothy Wang to apologize for her bridezilla behavior. "I'm really, really sorry about the way I acted," she says. "I just completely went to a space that I didn't think was going to happen."
"I don't want you to think for a second that I don't want to be there, I don't want to be involved, but sometimes I'm not going to be able to make it," Dorothy replies. "We have a long run until your wedding."
"I think the acceptable time to start getting to the level of insane I was at is probably a month out," Morgan admits. "Yeah, I was a little nutty, but we've overcome. We came out the other side."
"It's just scary when you're that angry and that thin," Dorothy adds.
Party Foul
When Dorothy meets up with Jonny Drubel, she tells him that Bianca dissed Morgan's wedding when they went to New York. "She referred to it as a cocktail party," Dorothy reveals. "I was like, 'Whenever you meet Morgan, keep that to yourself.' I'm scared that they're kind of going to rub each other the wrong way." Aren't we all?
Home Sweet Home
After several weeks gallivanting through Europe, Brendan finally returns from his business trip, and Morgan is ready to make amends for yet another bridezilla moment. "The reality is we're in the middle of planning a wedding," Morgan says. "We get into an argument. You run to Europe."
"Well, yeah. If you're going to act like bridezilla and all nuts, then yeah," Brendan replies.
"Of course I'm being bridezilla," Morgan explains. "This is the only wedding I've ever had or am going to have, so I'm trying to make everything perfect, and I needed you to be a little more supportive of that. It's important that you stick around for these kind of things."
"Then it's important that you don't act the way that you did," Brendan tells her.
Morgan admits that she was wrong and apologizes. "But every bride's entitled to be little nuts. I just went lot nuts," she says. "I don't want to ever make you so mad where you feel like you have to leave."
Prime Real Estate
Bianca celebrates her birthday at the Santa Anita Park racetrack with her closest friends, including Shahs of Sunset alum Lilly Ghalichi. While the guests enjoy drinks and shrimp cocktail, she tells Dorothy and Jonny how Brendan caused a family rift by telling her brother and parents she was a hooker.
"Brendan said really awful things about me and my character, and they're just gossip," she says. "There was just so much gossip."
She also alleges Brendan missed out on a $30,000 commission from Lilly because she didn't want to buy a house from someone who was "talking s--t" about her friend.
Marriage Prep
Before they tie the knot, Morgan and Brendan sit down to fill out a questionnaire for their wedding officiant to get to know them better. But they start to argue when they must share information about their finances. "I don't agree with you ever about what to spend your money on," Brendan says.
"Brendan's a little bit stricter on my spending than my parents were," Morgan admits. "This is definitely going to take some getting used to and probably some adjustments and some bank accounts he's not sure of." LOL!
Brendan confesses his biggest fear about marriage is that Morgan will spend money "wastefully." Morgan asks, "What's wastefully?"
"Like when you buy a pair of shoes that are like thousands of dollars and then three months later you're like, 'Oh yeah, I can't wear those anymore.' That's wasteful," Brendan says.
Man Hunt
Dorothy and EJ Johnson come up with their own safari to hunt for men in Beverly Hills. EJ hits the street—the corner in front of Chanel, to be exact—to meet and greet guys on Rodeo Drive while Dorothy gives pointers in his ear pierce from her Mercedes-Benz.
Unfortunately, the experiment doesn't turn out how they hoped. The first man EJ approaches is more interested in renting his fur coat, while the second gets awkward when EJ reveals he's hunting men. Eventually, Dorothy has technical difficulties with the equipment, so they call it day with no prospects. Womp, womp...
Freak Out
Brendan flips out at Jonny's DJ event when he hears Bianca has been talking about him and his business around town. After Jonny brings it up, Brendan tells him to "shut the f--k up" and storms away from the table. "I think that people know that my business is the most important thing to me and when people fight dirty, that's what they go after," Brendan says in his confessional. "If Bianca thinks that telling one of her friends not to buy a house from me is going to affect my business then she's out of her mind. But where she crosses the line is when she just tries to create unnecessary drama about it."
Brendan eventually composes himself and explains his side of the story. "I treat people the way I want to be treated and I make a point of that," he says. "So, when somebody comes and says stuff like this it frustrates me."
"Well, when you get a bunch of hookers together, I guess that's what happens, so cheers to that!" Morgan says. "And by hooker, I mean Bianca." Ouch!