The Real Housewives Washington DC

 
by Chandra Clewley
 
 
Tonight’s season finale of The Real Housewives of Washington D.C.  began where it left off last week, with the Salahi’s on their way to the infamous White House State Dinner. They are excited and when Stacie Turner calls them they say they wish they could have brought the Turner’s with them too but hopefully they have lots of “state dinners ahead.” Uh. Oh.
 
They do walk right into the party, after the guard says their names are not on the list…and get

 
by Chandra Clewley
 
 
In this week’s episode of The Real Housewives of Washington DC, things are slowly building to a boil as we prepare for the season finale.  
Lynda is helping put together a fashion show that is more of an international event with Africa and the US. This episode shows her getting the models together, meeting with the designers and adamantly sending email photos of the Salahi’s to the security of the event to make sure that they were not admitted inside. Once at the event, she again meets with

 
by Chandra Clewley
 
 
Tonight’s episode of The Real Housewives of Washington DC begins with Cat working on her book cover with her husband Charles.  They begin to talk about what Charles’s schedule looks like and the viewer can see that Cat is alone in DC by herself a lot. 
Michaele goes to a Washington Redskins cheer practice and says that she is a cheer alumnus. She seems to know all of the women that are there practicing, but there is a lot of contention with this

 
by Chandra Clewley
 
 
Happily, The Real Housewives of Washington DC resumed tonight after a hiatus last week.  We left off with the wine tasting on the last episode, which was such a tense place to leave off and then make us wait 2 weeks! Shame on you Bravo! 
 
Stacie, Jason, Mary, Michaele and Tareq are sitting at the table tasting wine, and if you are a sober sally trying to follow their conversation, you can tell they are maybe drinking the wine and not just

 
 
Mary Schmidt Amons, of The Real Housewives of Washington DC, is a Washingtonian through and through. Born and raised in our nation’s capitol, her grandfather was a radio and TV personality in the city and her father, a lobbyist. She met her husband Rich when she was a young adult and has been married for over 20 years to him. Mary and Rich have a large family and live just outside of the city, where Mary mostly focuses on her beloved charities “Labels of