The episode closed on a heartfelt note as Chadwick Boseman was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, celebrated by his widow Simone, Ryan Coogler, and Viola Davis. Simone’s tribute, reflecting on his kindness, brilliance, and dedication even while privately battling cancer, left both the studio and listeners moved. 

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Certified sex and intimacy coach Tana C. Gilmore joined the crew to talk holiday dating — from matching pajamas to avoiding messy Thanksgiving questions — while Ricky hilariously went off about women ignoring friendly gestures at gas stations and stoplights. 

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Gary with Da Tea dove into Bravo chair Frances Berwick hinting that both Kenya Moore and a long-awaited Nene Leakes return to RHOA are “not off the table,” which had the cast cutting up. 

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The show opens with a sharp rundown of the White House scrambling to contain the fallout from President Trump’s Truth Social post calling for Democratic lawmakers to face sedition charges “punishable by death.” Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt tried to soften the message, but critics and the RSMS crew weren’t buying it—especially after Trump snapped at Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey, calling her “piggy,” continuing his long history of demeaning women. 

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The episode opens with a surge of breaking national news as President Donald Trump signs a bill ordering the Department of Justice to release its long-protected Jeffrey Epstein case files—triggering a 30-day countdown for roughly 100,000 pages of documents to be made public. The team also reviews newly released body-cam footage from Porsha Williams’ Delta flight confrontation, with the transcript revealing sharply different accounts of who escalated the incident. Things turn emotional when Rickey leads a raw discussion about a viral Chicago video showing a pregnant mother and her son being brutally attacked—sparking national outrage and raising difficult questions about accountability, parenting, and community safety. 

On a lighter note, Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg revive their long-running partnership with a playful new gin-and-juice collaboration, proving their unexpected friendship still sells. Sports and trending topics round out the show, including updates on Jaylen Hurts and encouraging medical news on Jets cornerback Kris Boyd’s recovery after a recent shooting. The episode balances heavy national conversations with entertainment, humor, and heartfelt commentary in classic RSMS fashion. 

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Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg revive their long-running partnership with a playful new gin-and-juice collaboration, proving their unexpected friendship still sells.

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Things turn emotional when Rickey leads a raw discussion about a viral Chicago video showing a pregnant mother and her son being brutally attacked—sparking national outrage and raising difficult questions about accountability, parenting, and community safety. 

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The team also reviews newly released body-cam footage from Porsha Williams’ Delta flight confrontation, with the transcript revealing sharply different accounts of who escalated the incident.

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President Donald Trump signs a bill ordering the Department of Justice to release its long-protected Jeffrey Epstein case files—triggering a 30-day countdown for roughly 100,000 pages of documents to be made public.

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