Monday marked the second installment of the two-night season premiere event for E!'s Rich Kids of Beverly Hills. Oh, sorry E!. We meant #RichKids.
If you're interested in #RichKids and their #fabuluxe lifestyles that make Keeping Up With the Kardashians feel like wholesome family TV, you're in luck.
Of course, the kids are not actually kids or rich. Their parents are loaded, for sure, but not them. Also, one of the kids looks like he's already losing his hair.
The youngest cast member claims to be 25. Just saying.
While stars Dorothy Wang and Morgan Stewart being inane and vapid in Beverly Hills wouldn't make for the worst show ever, that's not what Rich Kids of Beverly Hills is.
The entire premise is self-obsessed, anxious, controlling young-ish people with unlimited funds they didn't earn who can't put their phones away for five freaking seconds.
Seriously. If we wanted to watch someone muse about how hard their life is while Instagramming their shoes, we'd just follow Kendall Jenner on Instagram.
Which we do. But that's beside the point.
Last night, viewers were treated to some truly epic shopping by Morgan and Dorothy shopping, while they tried to get out from her parents' shadow.
Hard when they pay your mammoth bills. Such is life.
Roxy meets up with Mo and Do at the boutique and they decided to start planning a pool party to celebrate the successful blood drive they recently held.
Dorothy says she wants to start looking for her own place and wants to move out of her parents' house. At 25, she feels like it's a good age to do so.
Morgan suggests that Dorothy looks at places with Brendan Fitzpatrick (a real estate agent with an actual job, in addition to being Morgan's boyfriend).
Naturally, these places start around three million.
Roxy is not having as much luck. She meets up with her aunt and finds out some absolutely devastating news - her parents are cutting her off for GOOD.
Well, with the exception of room, board and spending money. Just no more extravagant trips or new cars. Somewhere, the violins are starting to play.
When you hang with the #RichKids, this is not cutting it.
We're really pulling for Roxy an hoping she can overcome this life-altering obstacle. We're here for you girl. As for the pool party her BFFs are planning?
It's not cheaply put together. Let's just say that.
Morgan actually gives Roxy some good advice in the end, telling her not to worry and claiming that they'll always be there for her, with or without money.
Awww. Enough to bring a tear to your eye.
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