you are welcome valley Recap of Season 3 Episode 7. Last time, Michelle and Lala shared an emotional moment, grieving the loss of their parents. And Schwartz introduced his new lady Kiana Carroll to his friends. What Happened in The Valley Season 3 Episode 7: “Triggers and Tiaras.”
What happened in The Valley Season 3 Episode 7?
As the cast’s trip to San Diego continued, a cast member accosted Lala. Meanwhile, Laci brings up a shocking incident from Michelle and Jesse’s past. And the conversation between Lacey and Janet took a left turn.
Kristen and Luke are struggling in The Valley
While Lacey hoped to get to a better place with Michelle, she had no positive feelings towards Janet. “But Janet, especially, I don’t get along with at all,” Lacey said in her confessional. “She just does things that are so sneaky and mean. It’s really devilish.”
Meanwhile, Kristen was not feeling well at dinner and wanted to go back home. “If you feel like crap, you feel like crap,” Luke told his fiancée. She mentioned that she had recently given birth to a child and was yet to deliver her baby. “Are you saying that because you have the microphone on?” Kristen asked.
“No,” he replied. “Why would I say that?” Meanwhile, Luke admitted in his confessional that his relationship with Kristen is “not in an ideal state.” While he said this “may be normal for new parents,” Luke said, “Part of me… believes it’s crazy.”
Lacy confronts Janet in The Valley
As the rest of the group begins to head home, Jesse asks Jason and Janet to stop by for a quick talk. what could go wrong? “The thing is, I personally don’t like this ganged-up, mean-girl bullying thing,” Lacey said. “You went on national television and told the world I was threatening to sue you.” While Janet insisted that Lacy said she was planning to send a cease-and-desist letter, Lacy denied it.
“I don’t have a mean girl, gang-up mentality,” Janet said. He said his only problem with Lacy was how she sent Mitchell a “legal letter.” Then, Lacy criticized Janet for “making excuses” instead of apologizing.
According to Lacey, her bad feelings stemmed from her first meeting with Janet, when Janet said that “she was Googling Lacey and checking her background.” When Lacey pressures Janet, trying to hold her accountable, Janet immediately apologizes.
Then, Jessie spoke. “It’s the type of apology that makes everyone hate you,” Jesse said. While Jesse and Lacey insisted that Janet’s apology was not genuine, Janet retorted, “You don’t mean much to me, so it’s not worth my time.” Then, Janet walked away, giving him the finger, a smile, and a heartfelt, “Fuck you.” Meanwhile, Lacey tells Jesse not to yell at Janet.
Outside, Janet talks to Lacy again. “There is no hatred or animosity toward you,” Janet told Lacy. However, Laci responded, “That’s my whole personality now. Googled my name, it’s Baywatch, cheating, threatening, lying….” Eventually, Janet apologized. However, Jesse refuses his girlfriend’s request to apologize for yelling at Janet.
Lacey makes absurd allegations
At home, Luke tells Jack that he does not feel “respected and loved”. In his confessional, Luke explains that “constant criticism” stays with him, causing him to doubt himself.
Meanwhile, Lacey and Michelle begin to fight over the sabbatical. Michelle said, “By the way, I was the only one who got it. I wasn’t doing anything, but you threatened to sue me.” Lacey insisted that she tried to get Michelle to “stop talking” about her. When Lacey mentions some text messages that Michelle sent to Jesse, Michelle gets heated. “I don’t care!” she shouted.
In his rambling, Jesse revealed that when Michelle started dating Lacey, she had not yet filed for divorce. Pay attention to text messages! “Look at the bullshit you said about me, yet you’ve already introduced him to a fake OC girl,” Michelle wrote. Another text read, “I don’t approve of a girl who looks like Isabella’s stepmother.”
Then, Laci alleged that Michelle “pushed Jesse out the window.” What?! “are you joking now?” Michelle exclaimed. “I pushed him out the window?”
“Oh, wow, we’re getting there? Yes, he did,” Jessie replied. Michelle spoke up, saying, “I didn’t push Jesse out the window.” “Last year, Jesse was drunk, and he was so upset that I asked for a divorce, and he was in front of me. I basically, gently, pushed him out of the way.” She added, “He stepped back, hit the window and said, ‘You pushed me out the window.'”
However, Jesse’s version was different. “She was doing a huge business deal that I was helping her with. She said, ‘This is my deal. We’re not splitting it,'” he explained. “She jumped on the bed, and I was folding clothes, and she pushed me back, and my hand went through my bedroom window.”
Danny and Nia continue to clash in The Valley
The next morning, Schwartz confesses to Lala that he had a “physical, intense, erotic sex dream” about her. “We did some weird things,” he said. TMI, Schwartz.
Before the group leaves for the safari, Kristen and Luke have a meaningful conversation and she apologizes for expressing her feelings and concern to him. “You know you and Kaia are my absolute priority,” he told her.
The crew boarded two safari trucks, and Danny was already raving about the baby Adelaide accompanying them. However, when Danny boards the ship, he doesn’t bother to help his nanny, Lena, with the baby and the stroller. Later, Nia was worried about how hot it was and how the child could not find any shade. “Why are you laughing?” Nia asked her husband.
“There’s a lot going on,” he replied, bending down to look at the animals. “I’m really overwhelmed, and I’m hot, and our baby is hot too,” Nia said. “Same,” he replied. I think he will not be able to win the title of “Mr. Empathy”. When Nia asked him to look for something in the baby’s bag so she could fan out to Adelaide, he made a face. Lordi.
As the group eats lunch in the park, Michelle talks to Lacey about setting limits. Michelle said, “I don’t want what happened yesterday to happen again.” Then, she explained that she and Jesse had an agreement about not introducing their daughter to people, which is why Michelle mentioned Laci in those texts. In the end, Laci apologized, because she wanted to get to a better place with Michelle. Both agreed to proceed.
Welcome back, Dark-Side Danny
As the women began to groom the men for the competition, Danny was becoming worse. “We came here to win. Do you know what you’re doing here?” he asked his distraught wife.
“I feel like you’re being really critical, and it’s really hard for me to work with,” Nia said. “This is your project,” he reminded Nia. “I don’t lose.” After Nia started applying her makeup, she claimed it made her “look like a clown.” Well, that’s how he behaved that weekend.
When Nia placed the long, blonde wig on her head, Danny said, “Get it done, and trim it!” Finally Lala intervened. Lala said, “I am feeling very uncomfortable with the way you are talking to her. It is making me very aroused.”
He laughed, and insisted that he was enjoying himself. “It seems offensive and disrespectful,” Lala said. After Lala leaves, Danny tells Nia, “Don’t let her talk to me like that.”
Then, Lala asks Jessie about Danny’s behavior. In his talking head, Jesse admits that Danny was “definitely ordering him around, definitely being aggressive.” Jesse then reveals that Danny had been drinking.
When Lala saw Danny again, he said her drag name was Miss Triggered. In her confessional, Lala said Danny’s attack on her was “very disrespectful” and “misogynistic”. Then, when someone called Lala, Danny told Jessie, “She’s horny!” So Lala got heated.
“Hey, Daniel, get over it, dog. You’re passive-aggressive. I’m just aggressive,” she said. “You were aggressive and disrespectful towards your wife, so I shut it down.” Danny asked, “So, you’re in my wedding?” Lala retorted, “I would hate to see you talk to her behind closed doors.”
Then, TO BE CONTINUED flashed on the screen…
valley Airs Wednesdays at 8/7c on Bravo. Episodes will stream on Peacock.
Tell us – what did you think of Wally Season 3 Episode 7? Was Danny out of line?