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02x03 - Completely Blindsided

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "My Unorthodox Life". Aired: July 14, 2021 – December 2, 2022.*
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The nine-episode first season of the web series documents Haart and her children's decision to leave the Haredi Jewish community in Monsey, New York, and pursue their passions for fashion and design.

02x03 - Completely Blindsided

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[suspenseful music playing]

[Julia] It's in the press.

He came out and fired me.

[Batsheva] I don't understand

how they can legally do that.

-Do you know what's going on?

-[Shlomo] I just came from Elite.

-Oh my God!

-[Cristin] You do know what's going on.

The email came to my desk when

they were with everyone else. [laughs]

-You were already in the office?

-[Shlomo] Yeah.

I was sitting down at my desk

when I got the email. I'm, like, "Ooh."

-[Cristin] Did you see the email?

-[Batsheva] No.

[Cristin] Read the email.

That's all it said.

It basically Everyone knows that

she's the CEO, and if it says that, like,

this is the "new Group CEO," then it's,

you know, basically insinuating

that she's no longer.

I don't know what we're gonna do.

I just filed for divorce.

-[lawyer] Filing right now, which

-It's already been filed.

-At this point, that makes sense.

-[Julia] I mean, he came out and fired me.

How I'm feeling today?

Betrayed.

Totally shocked out of my mind.

Uh

Very disappointed in myself that

I've been fighting for freedom

for so long, that whole mentality

that I'm inferior to a man,

I have not eradicated that from my system.

[voice breaking] And it kills me.

I thought I'd come so much further.

But I allowed myself

to become a victim again.

That's not something

I ever thought I would say out loud.

And I'm back in a position

where a man is trying to take away

everything I've worked for and built.

I thought I got past that.

And clearly, I have not.

I'm gonna get a Diet Coke.

-[lawyer] I'll reach out to him.

-[Julia] Okay, thank you.

[Robert] Look at this situation room,

my God.

[Robert] This is a worst-case scenario.

It's a matter of time before ultimately

my employment is terminated.

It's an absolute nuclear b*mb.

It's absolute mayhem here.

I see all the kids on their laptops.

The assistants are on theirs.

Everyone's trying to figure out

if they're gonna be fired.

And we have no idea what's coming next.

[lawyer] What have people

internally said to you, Julia?

Everyone's, like, "What's going on?"

Everyone's so confused and shocked.

When Chris Cottrell yesterday told us

that Josh Harris is giving us term sheets.

Yeah, no. I saw the

I saw you sent it to me. Jesus.

He's lost his mind.

His behavior's so irrational.

We went from the most copacetic divorce

in the world

to being fired in less than seven days.

That's f*cking scary.

What's gonna happen now?

I don't know if we have jobs. [chuckles]

I've managed without any outside funding

to bring this company up to an at least

500-million-dollar evaluation,

if not a 1.1-billion-dollar evaluation.

We're trying to take the company public,

and I need to make sure

that people understand

I will not stop fighting

because I've really put in

my heart, body, soul, health,

energy, time,

everything I have, to grow it.

-Is this safe to eat?

-[Shlomo] It's all yours.

[Robert] I haven't eaten, of course.

I'm starving.

This cold pasta is the best thing

I've ever put in my body.

-You could put it in the microwave.

-Nah, no time.

-I'm in crisis mode. We can't eat food.

-How was the meeting?

[Robert] Everyone is wondering

what the f*ck's going on.

The thing is, I guess what

she has to decide is she gonna fight.

-Or how hard is she gonna fight.

-[Julia] Robert!

[Batsheva]

Have you caught Nathalie up yet?

No, I just saw, like, a headline, like

"Julia Files for Div" I was, like, what?

Is he starting a w*r? What is he doing?

-He's starting a w*r.

-Not just a w*r, a nuclear w*r.

It's nuclear.

Such a scary person. Like, it scares me

when someone's like this.

[Miriam] I cannot believe that

Silvio has gone this far

just because he wants to get at my mom.

That, to me, is something so illogical,

I didn't see him going there.

Legally, right now,

technically, you are fired.

[Julia] Yeah, except the question is,

can he fire me?

Because I don't know legally

until some judge tells me so.

So he really

shouldn't have f*cked with me.

-Mir?

-[Miriam] Yeah, so ignore that.

-Mir?

-[Miriam] Delete it.

-Yes, Mother.

-[Julia] I need you again.

Right now, to me,

this is fight or flight mode.

My adrenaline is starting to run.

Whatever I have to do to help my mom

to help us is what I'll be going to do.

Everything else goes on pause, everything.

-[Julia] He has lost his mind.

-[Diandra] Okay.

-[Miriam] Do you want any food?

-[Julia] No, not now.

Soup?

Um

Yeah. Soup?

No, I don't want anything, babe.

I gotta work.

[Batsheva] Does anybody

need me here right now?

Let me go find out if I'm excused.

-The attorney called?

-[Batsheva] Am I, um?

-[Rob] Free to go?

-Good to go?

-[Julia] What am I supposed to look at?

-[Robert] One is a list of all the press.

[Batsheva] I'm sad for my mom

that she has to go through this

and that she has to experience this.

But I have that confidence in her

that she's gonna make it work,

and she's gonna find a way out of it.

-We're really spinning out of control.

-Can you turn off the camera?

[pop music playing]

-[Shlomo] Can I get you something?

-I can't eat. I tried. I'm nauseous.

I can't even think about food. Um

[Shlomo] What about can I order you

a smoothie?

Babe, I can't eat. I tried soup.

I tried bread. I tried the scone.

-I'm gonna just throw it up.

-[cell phone chimes]

-Oh my God.

-[Shlomo] What?

Um

Oh sh*t, we gotta stop that. Um

He's gonna try to empty the apartment.

-[Robert] Right now?

-[Julia] Movers are coming tomorrow.

-Silvio just said this?

-[Julia] Mm-hmm.

-How do we stop him?

-[Julia's advisor] Okay.

He literally called my butler and said,

"I'm coming with movers tomorrow."

"I'm removing everything."

Okay, well, just so you know,

he's not to take anything.

-If you have to, you call the police.

-Okay.

-I'm serious. He's not to take anything.

-Okay.

Why does he think he can have anything?

Because he's a monster and a crazy person.

Should I get locks installed?

-I got a locksmith who can come now.

-No, you cannot change the locks.

Bottom line is,

he's not taking a f*cking thing.

This is the marital residence.

-[Julia] He's having them come at seven.

-You're gonna be there tomorrow morning?

Yeah, what am I gonna do? Stand there

-You're gonna call the police.

-[Robert] You're gonna call the police.

-Okay.

-You don't stop them. You call the police.

[Julia] I call the police, okay.

And don't get into a w*r with him, okay?

Just stay really super, super calm.

Because we don't want anybody arrested

in all of this. Definitely not you.

-Yeah, I'm a very calm person.

-In your very calm voice.

Yeah, I'm a very calm person,

and I don't panic. I don't cry.

-That's not my way.

-Right.

I just I'm so pissed right now

I want to tear his freaking head off.

[upbeat music playing]

-[Audrey] Yeah.

-[Maeghan] Oh my God!

-Hello!

-Hi!

[Maeghan] You look stunning.

The jacket is a whole vibe.

Oh my God, are you wearing a catsuit?

Yes, I am. I'm cat woman tonight.

I was feeling a little extra.

Guys, I'm wearing Mikki's dress.

-[Audrey] Oh my God!

-[Maeghan] You made that dress?

Mikki designed this.

-Shut up!

-[Batsheva] I really love it.

[Maeghan] Oh my God, the fabric. I love.

Did you guys know each other

in high school?

No, we only met once I lived

on the Upper West Side three years ago.

We met at synagogue.

-We met at synagogue!

-[Audrey] No way.

-Love that for us.

-[Batsheva] And Mikki was a blond.

And both of our now exes,

then husbands, were, like, more

-They were

-Always more religious.

Yeah. They would wanna do,

like, more kosher things.

We were, like, let's do the cool fun spot.

-We're, like, we'll do vegan.

-[Batsheva] Uh-huh.

Mikki, I met

when we were actually both married

living modern Orthodox.

Now we are both divorced and single,

living downtown, living our best lives.

And I met Maeghan

and Audrey through TikTok.

And they always do, like,

food reviews and hospitality.

[Maeghan] Do we have to mention

the froyo at Forty Carrots?

Where else can you wear a $10,000 jacket

to eat $8 froyo? Go cry about it.

And they're amazing girlfriends.

[Audrey] So how is your mom doing?

It's been, like, really shitty.

-It's just been really crazy.

-I can't even imagine how hard that is.

She's got this. She's too much

of a powerhouse to take that.

-[Mikki] To take her down.

-To disrupt anything.

-No, no, no.

-She's come so far.

-There's no shot this is breaking her.

-Yeah, yeah. No, I'm with you.

[Batsheva] My mom went from being

a stay-at-home housewife

to leaving that world on her own,

and she became the CEO

of the largest modeling agency, so

If there's anyone that Silvio

should be afraid of, it's my mom.

[Mikki] What about, like, moving in

and now transitioning to living alone?

[Batsheva] I feel like I haven't,

like, felt living alone yet.

I know it's gonna hit me.

It's gonna hit me on a weekend

where I don't wanna do anything,

and I feel lonely, and I'm by myself.

[Maeghan] Well, that's when you call us.

I'll come and cuddle with you.

-Will you?

-I will, of course!

Who was the last person you were

sexual with, you went on a date with?

After your event,

remember I was meeting up with a boy?

Yeah. How was that?

It was good.

We hooked up a couple of times.

But then he told me

that I'm too public for him.

It's giving small d*ck energy.

I don't believe it's about the size

as much as if you know what you're doing.

-If you know what you're doing.

-I think size does matter.

[Maeghan] I'm sorry, at this point,

I have a lot going for me.

I'm not taking a micro-p*nis.

I'm not accepting it.

-No one should be taking a micro-p*nis.

-That's an absolute no.

Then I meet this guy.

I think I said, "Do you have a condom?"

That was my opening statement.

-[Maeghan] You're, "Let's get to it."

-He's, like, "No."

I was, like, "That's fine. There's a CVS

next to my hotel. We can go get one."

Did he at least pick up a Magnum?

-He did not.

-Tea.

-Tea. [laughs]

-Yeah.

-Some fun things happened.

-Some fun things happened.

He was uncircumcised.

[Audrey] You've never seen

an uncircumcised p*nis?

You pull down, and it looks regular, then

it goes up, and it looks different again.

It's like a mask.

He was really good with his hands.

-I'm giving that to him.

-Okay. I love that for you.

When Ben and I separated,

he stayed friends with our couple friends.

And I think that was one

of the biggest concerns for me.

I never felt like I was ever super close

to my girlfriends because

Ben was my best friend.

But I kind of

developed those relationships further,

and now I have a solid group of friends,

and they're really showing me

how to have a full-blown single life.

And I'm so thankful for that.

It really makes me emotional how well

she's transitioning to living by yourself.

I'm very thankful for my friends.

-To strong-a*s women!

-To strong women!

-May we know them and be them.

-Ooh, I love that!

-We are them.

-[Batsheva laughs]

[Maeghan] We are them.

[upbeat music playing]

[Julia] Oh my God, baby.

Come here. Don't even ask.

He's lost his f*cking mind.

-Oh my God, I'm gonna give you a hug.

-Thank you, baby.

[Ra'ed] Gosh, how can this happen

in one day?

You look very tired, are you okay?

No, I'm not okay, babe.

The man is trying to destroy me.

Yes, I'm fine. I'm fabulous!

If you need me to kick anybody's a*s,

I'm ready. Nothing to lose.

I'm serious.

[Julia] Thank you. I don't think

they need physical a*s-kicking.

I need, you know, legal a*s-kicking.

This is not okay.

[Robert] I am so sad for Julia,

and I can just see her

in the middle of this, totally shocked,

totally taken off guard,

and I'm scared for

[sighs]

how dark

divorces can be.

-I'm not sleeping

-[Julia] Do not leave me.

-I can't be by myself.

-I'm not leaving.

-[Julia] Don't leave. I need people.

-I'm not leaving.

-I can't be by myself.

-[Robert] I'm not leaving.

I've written my last email for tonight.

Can we just all pile in my bed

and watch TV for, like, 30 minutes?

[Miriam] Yes.

[Shlomo] You think I could, uh

-sit on Silvio's side?

-[fake laughter]

-Can you poo on Silvio's side?

-[Miriam laughs]

Remember when I used to sit

my booty like this on the bed?

-He'd be, like, "Don't be on this side."

-He used to yell at you.

We used to watch TV together,

and he would come in and be

[grunts and laughs]

He hated it. He literally gave me

instructions that when he's not home,

none of you are allowed to sit on the bed.

-How many times did he kick you off?

-[Miriam] A thousand times.

[Robert] Will you turn off the lights?

[Ra'ed] Should we watch season one

of My Unorthodox Life?

[Julia] No! Are you crazy?

[upbeat music playing]

[Batsheva] Hello?

The f*ck is this?

Hello.

[door closes]

-[Shlomo] Hey.

-Why's there a what's-it-called lock?

Silvio might try to get people

into our apartment.

-[Batsheva] What does that mean?

-[Julia] Meaning, he told David

that he is sending movers.

[Batsheva] Do you want me to re-lock it?

-[Shlomo] Yeah.

-[laughs] Okay.

Yes, no one comes in here

without re-locking the door.

Okay.

Done. What happened?

[Julia] He said he's coming

with movers to take things out.

So we're filing a restraining order.

[cell phone rings]

[Julia] Hello.

Why? Is something bad happening?

I'm scared.

You're scaring the sh*t about

[tense music playing]

I definitely feel overwhelmed

by the energy in the house,

and I am still dealing with the emotions

of going through my own divorce.

And now to see my mom going

through all this trauma as well

is just extremely overwhelming.

[Julia] Robert!

[Robert] Coming!

They've now sent Diandra a bunch of claims

that are going into a story

that they're working on.

So they're saying you withdrew $850,000

from the company after being fired.

[Julia] It's all lies.

I withdrew from Freedom Holding

not from Elite World Group.

They are going to destroy my reputation.

We have to get out with the story first.

We need to change the lawsuit immediately

to include all the facts about the money.

And I have documentation and proof.

What he's saying is a real lie.

He's claiming that I embezzled them,

so I have no choice

but to show that's patently untrue.

-Mm-hmm.

-[Julia] Um, we need to stop them

from running it and say that these are

actually complete lies, so if you

write this, this is literally, I mean

Yeah, it's scary. I mean

[Julia] It's very scary. Okay.

-All right. Okay, bye.

-Bye.

Miriam?

Yes, Mother?

[Julia] Is it possible that he

has a bug device here?

I feel like he knows every step I'm making

and does preemptive stuff.

[Miriam] There's probably some bug

in this desk. Or in this office.

I think we're at the height

of chaos at the moment.

Paranoia is 100% setting in.

Everyone's kinda lost

their minds a little bit.

We're gonna go to B&H

and pick up a detector. A bug detector.

Okay, go ahead.

Life's a funny thing, you know?

One day, you're just going to work,

the next day, you're going

to find surveillance equipment.

I never thought I'd ever buy something

like that in my life. But, hey, here I am.

[Shlomo] Pretty crazy, huh?

-Pretty crazy's an understatement

-[Shlomo] Pretty f*cked up, huh?

[Miriam] Pretty f*cked up

is an understatement. [laughs]

[Shlomo] This is some messed-up,

f*cked-up sh*t.

[Miriam] Yes, that's it. This is actually

really f*cking scary though.

Like, I am scared.

It scares me what he's capable of.

And I'm scared that he's just, like, a man

who just wants to destroy our mother.

[Ramon] I can't stop Silvio

from coming up to your apartment.

-[Julia] Okay.

-Unless I get a court order.

Okay. Let me know if he comes,

and I'll take care of it.

If you can give me

some warning would be helpful.

Yes, okay.

Cristin?

Um, the football thing?

It can't be me going.

It's gonna be Shlomo.

Wait, he's gonna take Aron?

-You don't wanna fly together?

-I can't leave the house.

-Why?

-Silvio ruined my one special moment.

I'm never gonna forgive him for that.

Why? He could try and come in.

I'm the only person who can stop him.

-The kids are here.

-They can't stop him. Not their house.

-[Cristin] Okay.

-[Julia] Second.

-[Robert] That's so sad.

-I can't go to the Super Bowl with my son.

This f*cking f*ck ruined

my one literal special moment with Aron.

I've been planning this

for I don't know how long.

My lawyers told me

I cannot leave the house.

I have been looking forward to going

with Aron to the Super Bowl for a year.

I was so happy.

We're gonna have all this alone time.

All this togetherness, just the two of us.

And Silvio stole that from me.

I will never forgive him

for stealing those moments from me.

Never.

-f*ck it. I get to take off my rings.

-[Robert] I'll take it.

-[Julia] I'm going to melt

-That could be my severance.

I'm going to melt them down,

and I'm going to make this out of this.

-[Robert] Love it.

-Send it to him.

Let's maintain

all the precious jewels, please.

[laughter]

[harsh ringtone]

-[Shlomo] The f*ck?

-[Miriam] Hello?

[Julia] How far away are you, babe?

I need your help.

-We're eight

-Um, we're eight minutes away.

-[Julia] Okay. Hurry.

-Okay.

-[Julia] Shlom?

-Yeah?

Um, you're gonna go with Aron

to the Super Bowl. I can't go.

[Shlomo] At all?

I have to stay here or else he can get

into the house, so I have to stay.

[Shlomo] Okay. Cool, thanks.

-Okay, baby.

-[Shlomo] I'm sorry that, I mean

I really need you to help me.

-Because I can't survive if Elite

-[Miriam] I'm coming. Seven minutes.

Fun. You're going to the Super Bowl.

Sounds amazing.

-And try to keep Aron happy too.

-[Shlomo] Yeah, I know.

[Miriam] Aron shouldn't feel

too stressed about all this.

Do you know who's playing

at the Super Bowl?

-[Shlomo] I do.

-Let's hear it.

[Shlomo] The LA Bengals

and the Cincinnati Chargers. Yeah.

[Miriam] I don't know. Bengals?

Interesting.

[upbeat music playing]

[high-pitched beeping]

[Robert] Each kid is handling

the chaos in their own way.

[bug detector beeping]

I mean, the fact that Miriam goes out,

buys some device

to start pointing at various things

that might be bugged

is absolutely hilarious to me.

[bug detector beeping]

Beep-beep.

No matter where she is, it's going off.

So she's sticking it into the air

into the blank air.

[high-pitched beeping]

I'm not sure about this thing.

Either there are 1,000 bug devices

or this thing is a piece of sh*t.

[Robert] What if it's your mic pack?

-Oh!

-[beeping]

[Miriam] Luckily, I didn't find anything.

It seems like he didn't bug the house.

I just realized

he might try and take the Bentley.

Take the Bentley to your apartment.

-Yeah?

-Mm-hmm.

Okay.

Just in case he does something crazy

and tries to take the car,

just for the weekend

until I have a restraining order.

[Robert] Julia's energy is

She's in fight mode.

I mean, when it comes to fight or flight,

I mean, girlfriend is in fight mode.

Immediately, she springs

into action to start securing the house.

We're on 24-hour chain locks.

I mean, naturally, she does not want

people coming into her house

and taking things.

And now that she's filed for divorce,

everything freezes.

Where's Batsheva?

[Batsheva] I have a Fashion Week event.

I'll be back in a bit.

Love you.

[Robert] Batsheva is, like, popping in

from, like, a recent party

that she's been to and popping out.

I mean, she's there to support,

but she's not in the situation zone.

Need someone to lock the door.

Ayisha called me and said that

they're terminating me and Steven today.

Things are just things.

People are

much more important than things.

-So they just fired you too?

-Yeah.

It's not just my work

that I've spent 20-hour days

every day for the last three years.

It's also all the people in there.

There are hundreds of people

relying on me, depending on me.

The purpose of everything

that I do is freedom for myself,

freedom for as many women

as humanly possible.

I appreciate you guys supporting me.

I'm going to f*cking put everything

I have into making you successful.

We can help our talent

create their own brands.

It is a massive shift

in the power dynamic.

[Julia] Coming into this industry,

I've been getting rid of

the dirty old men that I have found.

It means a lot

that the industry's changing.

-Sorry.

-[Julia] No, it should never happen.

-I promise you, I am fighting this.

-Good.

And it isn't right

for our personal problems to hurt them.

Where are we right now?

I kinda need a break.

-We're waiting on the filings.

-We're waiting on everything.

I'm just going through this.

They're asking me to work on this.

What happened with your employment person?

So I've now been suspended

from the company.

I think it means they don't have

a good reason to fire me yet.

Hearing that I'm suspended,

my natural instinct is to worry.

I am just, like, racked with anxiety.

I start to think about,

you know, all of my responsibilities

to my apartment, my car,

my home, my dog, my partner.

At the moment, I pay for everything.

You know, and I just underwent

a hugely expensive surgery,

I just bought a home

that was expensive to me.

-Do you know where Rob is? How are you?

-I think he's in the bedroom talking.

[Ra'ed] What's the mood like today?

I'm just thinking about

all the things that could go wrong,

and it's creating a little bit of

agita.

[Ra'ed] What are you doing?

What happened? Tell me.

[sighs]

Terrible day.

Terrible day.

Crazy day.

[Ra'ed] Is it what we expected?

Actually, I'm very surprised

because I am suspended with pay.

-[Ra'ed] Suspended with that's good.

-[laughs]

I guess I was waiting to receive a letter,

but, you know, it just hits different.

This is crazy.

-It actually is happening all in two days.

-[Robert] Yeah.

-Are you feeling stressed? You nervous?

-I'm just stressed about

You know, what are our next steps,

and how long is this gonna last?

How much more can it escalate?

What more can happen?

Wouldn't it be funny if I get this job

tomorrow? I get an offer letter

and both you and Julia are unemployed,

and I'm the employed one.

How funny would that be?

As much as I'd like to laugh at the irony

[Ra'ed] Let's hope it happens.

I would really love,

and it would make me feel

a little bit more comfortable,

knowing that you had something.

I mean, this has

the potential to be years.

Think about it.

This has nothing to do with you,

your competency, your skills.

This is a petty divorce fight.

And it doesn't even have

to do with anything about Julia,

about her skills as CEO,

her business, whatever.

It's literally a love,

petty divorce fight.

Yeah.

So you're just tangled into it and I just

I'm not worried at all, honestly,

for you or for us or for Julia.

Literally the smartest people

I've ever met.

I think we're gonna

be just fine, honestly.

But it's gonna be

a change and honestly

-It's exciting, a change is exciting.

-Yeah, I'm trying to get in that mindset.

Do you even have a plan?

Do you know what you wanna do?

I have no plan other than I wanna go home.

I wanna lay in bed.

I wanna watch a stupid

TV show.

I don't wanna think about it.

Should I go make you some soup,

and just sit in bed,

take you in my arms, and take care of you?

That's very sweet.

I'm gonna give you a hug.

-I'm in the worst position for a hug.

-We always cuddle in the worst position.

[Robert chuckles]

-I love you.

-Thanks. Love you too.

At least we have each other.

That's the most important part about it.

-Right?

-Yeah.

This can't be a good angle for me.

-I'll hold it for you.

-Thank you.

-Push it far back.

-There you go.

I had to cancel

a dermatologist appointment this evening.

We can't afford that.

[pop music playing]

[Shlomo] Teach me a funny word in Arabic.

[speaks in Arabic]

-[Nathalie] We know

-I know this already.

[Ra'ed] Okay.

[speaks in Arabic]

I kinda messed up but whatever.

It was close enough.

-[Miriam] How do you say, "I love you"?

-Bahebak for boys.

-Bahebek for girls.

-[Miriam] Bahebek.

[Ra'ed exhales]

Kinda like when you

drink something, you go like

[Shlomo] A Coca-Cola commercial.

-That's a consonant.

-[Miriam] Yeah. Okay.

[Ra'ed] Bahebak.

Bahebak.

[Ra'ed] You're good.

-Bahebak.

-That's good!

-[cell phone rings]

-I'm getting a call.

[speaks in Arabic]

[Miriam and Shlomo] Hey!

[laughs]

Isn't the second message so nice?

-Oh my God.

-It's Marianna!

-One, two, three, four!

-There's a spin.

-[Ra'ed] And then the kiss.

-[woman] Oh my, okay.

-[Miriam] "How's your week?"

-[Nathalie] Aww. So cute.

-"Good luck with homework."

-[Miriam] Amazing.

[Nathalie] "If you ever need someone

to lean on,

I'm always here for you."

Nice.

[Miriam] That's flirty.

[Julia laughs]

Who sent challah?

Oh my gosh, that's so nice.

Who sent me challah?

Oh my goodness, this is so sweet.

"Chabad of Tribeca and Soho."

That is so nice.

I love support from my world.

That's so nice.

Okay, I'm having a piece of challah.

To have a very ultra-Orthodox

Jewish community send me challah

saying, "We care about you,"

that means a lot to me.

I'm really touched. I'm really touched.

[Batsheva] It's Fashion Week right now,

so I do have a couple of events

that I want to still go to

because I feel like

me slipping out for a couple of hours

isn't gonna make a real difference.

Whatever I'm able to do, I've done.

And I just feel like this is also my job.

And for right now,

I wanna make sure I keep that.

-What do you wanna watch?

-Whatever you wanna watch.

Do you want me to send you

the updated document or do it after?

After. Uh

Send it to me.

When I left the community,

I had no support. I did it alone.

And getting a divorce has been

a bit of a learning experience for me,

because I need help.

And it's hard for me to ask.

But this fight

is not a fight I have to do by myself.

My kids are with me.

They're supporting me.

My assistant, my chef, my butler,

they're all rooting for me. My driver.

I have people now.

I'm not alone.

And for that, I'm so eternally grateful.

I canceled all my weekend plans.

I'm all ears.

[Julia] I love you.

You're the literal bestest. [kisses]

[intriguing music playing]

[Julia] All of a sudden,

I see these articles coming out

how I stole from the company

and I spent hundreds of thousands

of dollars on clothing.

I am being attacked and being called

a thief and a liar and a gold digger.

Everybody thinks I married this man

for his money which is ridiculous.

This is purely, solely to destroy me.

[line calling]

-Robert?

-[Robert] Oh, sh*t. Yeah?

Can you please,

um, look at Page Six?

-Yeah.

-It's very bad.

It's such a f*cking sh*t of lies.

I'm not just stabbed in the back.

I feel stabbed in the back,

in the heart, in the mind, in my chest.

I thought I'd been through a lot.

I thought that I fought for independence.

I thought I'd made it.

I mean, this betrayal, it's

almost unbearable.

[Julia] It's really crazy.

Can you come over?

[Robert] I have to go to the grocery store

or I'm gonna starve.

No, come over. [sobs]

-Okay. All right, I'll come over.

-Thanks.

-Thank you.

-I'm coming, bye.

[Julia sobs]

-I f*cking hate crying.

-It's okay.

[Julia sighs]

I worked 20-hour days,

and I'm the bad guy. How does that work?

You're not the bad guy.

You know that.

-[sighs]

-Everyone who knows you knows that.

You're not the bad guy. It's a lie.

Liars aren't going to win.

-You need to eat something, please.

-[Julia] I can't.

He's gonna win if you do that.

-You have to eat something.

-I can't.

[Miriam]

Stress really affects her appetite.

She can't eat. She gets nauseous

when she's super stressed at this level.

So it literally physically hurts her

to put food into her body.

And it's so dangerous for her

because she's a very skinny person.

Her not eating is dangerous.

-I'm gonna order you some Pedialyte.

-Mm-mm.

You need something in your body.

It's gonna be worse if you don't.

-It's gonna really hurt you.

-Shh.

No, Mama.

[cell phone chimes]

Thanks, Shlomo.

[pop music playing]

[Batsheva] Hello.

-[Shlomo & Miriam] Hey.

-[Batsheva] What's going on?

-[Shlomo] Cool coat.

-[Miriam] Helping Ima with things.

[Batsheva] So, Mir, how's it been?

So the fact is that right now

Ima's not eating food, super stressed.

I am barely sleeping

'cause I'm helping her,

and I'm really scared a lot.

I've just kinda been throwing food

in Ima's face.

So that's been hard for me to just

have to think about food

for her in that way.

-It's just not

-I've been trying to do that too.

That's not good.

She doesn't have anything to,

like, lose so

-[Miriam] It's scary.

-Yeah, she looks scary now.

But she has her family.

And she's not by herself,

and she has Robert.

[Shlomo] That's the main thing

I've been able to do.

-Be around?

-[Miriam] Yeah, you've been good at that.

-I don't live here.

-Shlomo doesn't either.

-Shlomo's farther away.

-I have work on top of this.

I have other things to take care of,

and this feels like everything is

so intense.

I'm a little concerned that my family will

feel like I'm not there for my mom enough,

because they are definitely

spending more time there than I am.

But at the same time,

it's really important

for me to protect my mental health.

And this is a really

emotional time for me right now.

I move out and literally the next day

everything went to sh*t.

Mm-hmm.

I moved into my apartment,

which was really emotional.

Me and Nathalie helped with that.

Yes, thank you.

But I'm saying, I moved into my apartment,

living in a totally new place,

where I used to live with somebody else,

having to pack that stuff,

very uncomfortable.

And then our family goes into crisis,

and I had my period.

So, like, my hormones were

through the roof.

It was just a miserable week.

Anyway, it's been really crazy,

and every day is another battle,

and I mean, we're just doing

I'm doing what I can.

I mean, I hope everything

calms down a little bit.

Doesn't seem like it is, but

I think she needs relaxation.

Okay, good. All right. Thanks, babe. Bye.

[Robert] There's gonna be

ten trillion Page Six articles.

-You can't litigate every single

-[Julia] No, we need to litigate this one.

-And then

-I hear you. It's your f*cking reputation.

-Right.

-I hear you.

And I believe that the biggest vindication

-will be when you win the lawsuit.

-That could be a year from now.

Yeah. But that's still What are you

You're not opening up a business tomorrow.

I personally think

you need to take a beat.

No, but this I need to do.

Filing the lawsuit before the court trial

begins. People will see the truth.

Those are very powerful documents.

-We should use that information

-In a public filing.

Exactly.

In a legal letter to Page Six,

to their lawyer

and attorney, which is

still private and showing, look,

here are the documents

that all of this is bullshit.

And this is just the beginning.

There are thousands more.

-He can't argue with a tax return.

-That's for sure.

He just can't argue

with legal documents he signed.

It's impossible.

I just want these documents out there.

Don't you want a break?

-Don't you wanna escape for a second?

-Mm-mm.

No, I don't want people thinking I stole

I'm not leaving

until I get my restraining order.

Okay.

[Julia] I understand

Robert's point of view.

But he's not the one being accused

of being a liar and a thief.

It ain't easy sitting here,

hands tied behind my back,

being constantly accused of crazy sh*t.

I'm gonna fight it, and I want him

to fight next to me because

I believe in justice.

[Robert] My God, I need sleep.

You seem very lucid.

-I know it's crazy. I didn't sleep at all.

-You're wide awake.

I know. It's when I'm in battle mode.

[Robert] I'm in like

-[Julia] I'm in battle mode.

-eat mode.

[Robert] Be right back.

[Julia] I think once we deal

with this Page Six thing,

we just chill and take a nap.

I eat some food. I'm very, very, very low.

I'm lower than I was when I left Monsey.

-No, I see you or I see the lack of you.

-Yeah, it's pretty bad.

I went on the scale this morning,

and, like, f*ck.

-I have to start eating immediately.

-Yeah.

It's not good.

-It is not good.

-It's funny, I can't

-You should get an IV.

-I can't, uh

I'm being serious, though.

-Eat.

-Okay, one second.

[upbeat music playing]

[Ra'ed] Ooh, la, la.

-Mariah Carey, is that you?

-[Batsheva laughs]

You remember her Crib scene

in the bathtub?

Beautiful.

I really wanna contribute to helping

my mom, so what I feel like I can do

is be a calming force for her,

so I decided to have her favorite masseuse

come with another woman,

so we can have a couples massage together.

-[knocking]

-[Batsheva] Hello.

You're off the phone?

[Batsheva] This is my way

of showing my mom that I care about her.

I'm thinking about her.

And that I wanna do

something special for her.

I know you've been going through a lot,

so I wanted to treat you to your favorite

-masseuse and get a massage with you.

-No way.

-So you can have a little downtime.

-Baby, I'm so lucky that you're my kid.

-Marianne told me your favorite people.

-No way.

All you have to do is change into a gown.

Oh my gosh. Okay. I have to finish

sending all these documents to the lawyer.

-Okay.

-Can I come in 20 minutes?

-Okay.

-Okay.

I just need to send them the information.

Let them do their job.

I have to focus on the positive, but I

really need to get this info out to them.

You're my This is so nice of you.

I love you. [kisses]

-Okay. I'll be there in 20 minutes.

-I'm gonna be in the kitchen.

[Julia] Oh, you can start.

It's so hard going through

all of this and trying to be healthy.

[Julia] That's the email to the org chart.

What? The email, where's the email?

So we put that in the same thing

that says proof that we co-own everything.

[Cristin] Okay.

-[Julia] Oh no, an audit.

-[Batsheva] How are you doing?

Babe, there's no way.

Right now I've gotta get them all

the documentation they need to defend me.

I wish there was something

I could do to help you more.

-I wanted to just help you.

-Honestly, just being here

and knowing that I have

my family is all that matters.

[Batsheva] Aww.

-[Julia] I love you.

-Don't cry, please.

I'm not gonna cry.

I love you.

-Okay.

-Okay.

-I'll be here if you need me.

-[exhales] Yes, I love you, baby.

-[Cristin] Okay.

-[Julia] Let's finish this.

Well, my mom is no longer available,

but I have 20 minutes left. [chuckles]

-I'm gonna get in.

-[masseuse] Okay.

-Do you want a four-handed massage?

-[Batsheva] Oh yeah, why not? Let's do it.

[laughs]

[masseuse] Having four hands on you,

you can't think.

-Your brain is, like, blah.

-[Batsheva] I'm trying to concentrate.

[laughs]

-[Robert] Does she know?

-[producer] I don't know.

[Robert] I'm gonna tell her.

Uh, I was sitting upstairs. There are

two art pieces missing off the walls.

-Are they really?

-Yes.

The big white one with the pokey things

and then another one.

Come.

[Julia] When did they come in?

-You've gotta be kidding.

-I was sitting on the couch.

And I looked up.

[Julia] Guys, I thought

we were locking all the doors.

[Robert] That one.

And that one.

Oh my God.

I have never felt less protected.

I'm literally scared to go to sleep.

Can you imagine?

It's freaking me the f*ck out!

[dramatic sting]

-No more living in the past ♪

-In the past ♪

-I'm not going back ♪

-Not going back ♪

-Life is moving fast ♪

-Life is moving fast ♪

-And I'm not going back ♪

-I'm not going back ♪

I'm not going back ♪

I'mma I'm not going back, I'mma ♪

I'm not going back ♪

I'mma I'm not going back, I'mma ♪

-I'm not going back ♪

-I'm not going back ♪

-I'm not going back ♪

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I'm not going ♪