Although Chloe has cost the group six grand so far, the girls are nothing but supportive when she reveals that she and Kori have gotten a little closer since he arrived. Nicole notes that she's happy that Chloe seems excited, but she hopes that Kori is genuinely interested in making a connection with the other girl. Surprise — he's not.
On the other side of the island, Kori admits to Harry that he's just here to "f*ck around" and if someone catches feelings because he's such a "geezer," that's not on him. It's not like he's going around kissing women and asking them to cuddle with him or anything. Oh wait, that's totally him. Harry, feeling secure in his relationship with Franchesca, encourages Kori to live his horniest life and play the field while he's here. That's totally not going to bite him in the ass later.
Of course, Kori takes his advice and invites Franchesca on a date! Is it wrong to feel a little gleeful that Harry's getting a bit of his own back? Sorry, I'll be better.
Harry tries to convince everyone that he trusts that Franchesca will shut Kori down, while Rhonda breaks the news to Chloe that Kori isn't interested in her. Chloe is devastated, but she focuses a lot of her rage on Franchesca, saying that her "morals are none" since she accepted the date. She's not wrong that the other woman shouldn't have gone on the date with Kori, but her anger should be aimed at Kori, who is more than ready to string her along.
Franchesca goes on the date with Kori because she likes to torture herself, but ultimately realises that what she has with Harry is too "rare" to mess with. Kori's not too heartbroken and Harry's elated, but Chloe isn't as forgiving. She tells the other woman that she'd rather not talk to her again. Yikes.
Luckily, Lana is ready to mend this tension with a workshop on Yoni Puja, which rudimentarily translates to "vagina worship." The ladies take the time to examine their bits and empower themselves by celebrating what their "yonis" mean to them. As the group opens up to one another, Rhonda reveals that she's a mother and Chloe gains the confidence to confront Kori about his actions.
Shocking no one, Kori reveals himself to be the worst kind of geezer when Chloe confronts him about his skeevy ways. He tells her that he doesn't want anything to do with her, but Chloe reminds him that she's no an option for him. It's gratifying to watch Chloe kick this scrub to the curb because his pretty face is not worth stressing over!
Rhonda decides to reveal her son's existence to Sharron, but she does it in a really slick way by just slipping the little boy into the conversation. His enthusiastic response pleases her and the two seem closer than ever. I have no idea how David would have handled the news of a child (though he seems like he'd be cool about it too, he's such a nice lad) so maybe that triangle worked out the way it should have. But I'm still low-key a Davonda stan, sorry not sorry about it!