In the City Season 1 Episode 3: Minions Rise Up
This week on Last to the Party, we’re diving into In The City Season 1 Episode 3, “Mimosas and Mayhem,” where brunch turns into a battlefield, Lindsay’s latest date leaves us with the ick, and Amanda and Kyle continue navigating their increasingly complicated separation. We also unpack Whitney’s emotional move-in with Kenny, a piece of gossip that threatens to derail their relationship, and the surprising truce between Lindsay and Danielle that no one saw coming.
In the City Season 1 Episode premiered on Tuesday, June 2, 2026 on Bravo. Last to the Party recaps will drop in your podcast feeds on Fridays.
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Frankly, We’d Like a Different Frank
Lindsay finally goes on her much-anticipated date with Frank, but between the workout talk, the sweat, and the milk delivery business, we’re left wondering if this romance has a shelf life shorter than his product.
Amanda Got the Apartment. Ciara Lost the Guy. West Got Lunch.
Amanda invites West and Ciara over to see her new apartment, and somehow everyone acts completely normal. We discuss the move, Amanda’s hopes for fixing her marriage, and why Ciara deserves a medal for her composure.
Danielle and Lindsay Call a Ceasefire
After months of tension, awkward conversations, and questionable advice, Lindsay and Danielle finally sit down to clear the air. We break down the apology tour and whether these two are truly back on track.
Kenny vs. The Alleged Minion Army
What starts as brunch quickly spirals when Kenny decides to weigh in on Lindsay’s friendships. We discuss the “minion” accusations, why everyone seemed confused, and how the entire table ended up in the line of fire.
Moving In Together Shouldn’t Require a Box Audit
Whitney officially moves into Kenny’s apartment, but instead of celebrating, they’re counting boxes and hurt feelings. We unpack why Kenny seems resistant to sharing his space and why Whitney is already questioning everything.
Gossip Girl: Lexi Understood the Assignment
Lexi brings Whitney some troubling information about Kenny’s private comments regarding their relationship. We discuss whether Lexi was being a good friend, stirring the pot, or both.
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We’re Megan and Wendy – We’re real-life best friends and seasoned podcasters, and our podcast Last to the Party was born out of a long-winded, laugh-filled Summer House Season 9 debate during one of our monthly Pop Culture Club Patreon episodes. Somewhere between the hot takes, Bravo history lessons, and emotional damage, a lightbulb went off: why not turn this into a full-blown podcast dedicated to reacting to all the chaos of In the City?
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