But on Sunday’s episode, Bryant, 48, and Dixon, 40, hit a bumpy patch, as Dixon confrontedthe EveryHue Beautyfounder for causing a scene at her open house a few weeks prior.
“I never thought I’d see the day when Thing 1 and Thing 2 would check each other,” Dillard joked to audiences, comparing Bryant and Dixon to the Dr. Seuss characters immortalized inThe Cat in the Hat. “They’re supposed to be thick as thieves!”
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Bryant and Dixon are, in fact, as thick as thieves — so their rough patch was incredibly short.
“You walked two feet in the door and was like gun blazin’ ready for Monique, when this is a professional event for me — a huge accomplishment — and it just came out of nowhere,” Dixon recalled.
“I understand why you were coming at Monique … I’m like, ‘Walk around the house, pat your friend on the back, say hello to the people in the room, and then [confront Monique],” Dixon added.
“It’s time and place,” Bryant admitted. “That was really wrong. I’m going to work on it. Can you please forgive me? I’m sorry.”
Listening to Bryant’s words, Dixon accepted the apology.
“I can forgive you, but I don’t want you to do it to someone else,” she said. “That’s a part of your growth as you go through your therapy, being compassionate and maybe assessing a situation first.”
Dixon’s words resonated with Bryant.
“I’m sorry,” Bryant continued. “And that was actually old Gizelle. And we were trying to put her to bed! That was really wrong. I’m going to work on it.”
“When you wrong, you wrong,” she said. “What do you need to do? Apologize profusely and move on.”
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source: people.com
