>>> Never thought I had it in me
to fight cancer.
Now, I want to beat cancer's ass.
You have been my light.
I couldn't do it without you.
I wouldn't try.
I want to thank you, baby.
>> Aw, it just got very real
there.
Nene Leakes and her husband Greg
face a cancer diagnosis.
>> Good to see you.
>> Hi, how are you?
>> So good.
>> Far way, but not so.
>> It was heart-warming to see
the scene.
It was interesting to watch you
watch that back.
It's still very raw emotionally,
I'm sure.
>> Yeah, you know, we were not
prepared.
Nobody is prepared to hear
cancer.
And, um, everybody loves Greg.
You know, so the moment we heard
he had colon cancer, it was
devastating to us.
It happened like that.
We were in the hospital, he has
cancer, we have to do the
it happened so fast.
>> It was stage 3 already?
>> Stage 3.
>> Greg gave the surgeon a note
for you.
>> To give to me.
>> Did we every open that?
>> He gave it back to Greg.
>> It was if he didn't make it.
>> Wow.
>> Did you ever ask him what he
put in it?
No.
I was thinking [ muted ].
>> What is he going to put in
>> Think about y'all's journey.
I only know it from watching the
show.
All the ups and downs.
Where do y'all stand right now?
>> It's been hard on our
We talk about it on the show
this season.
It's been very difficult.
As care Tark, it's very hard.
I don't think people really
realize that.
People say, oh, how is Greg
doing?
I'm thinking, how am I doing?
Okay?
Because, Greg is at home being a
mean monster right now.
Yes, I mean, he's -- obviously,
he's sick.
It makes him mean.
He has short patience.
We don't sleep in the same bed.
That changed our marriage.
When we first got married, we
made a vow to never get out of
the bed even if you're mad.
Sleep together.
We have to still get in the bed
together.
So now, you know, we're not in
the bed together.
It's been really tough on our
marriage.
I was like, if we make it
through this, think we'll be
together forever.
>> Sickness and in health.
And the prognosis for his
cancer?
What are they saying?
>> Well, he had his colon
removed.
>> Yeah.
>> Most of it.
They left a little piece.
Put it back together now.
A really tough surgery.
They're suggesting that he does
some sort of keychemo for a little
while.
They don't see more cancer.
Greg is thinking holistic.
He wants to go that route.
He's -- I don't know -- chemo.
I don't know much.
He's heard the horror stories.
He's not educated himself on
what could really be helpful to
him.
He's trying to do that now.
We're going a hospital in
Houston called M.D. Anderson.
>> What about your son?
>> We have a 19-year-old.
And, you know, people alerted me
to maybe paying him attention.
Brett has never cried.
Been with us through it all.
I'm not sure if he cries in his
room by himself.
He doesn't cry pip don't know if
he's being strong.
He doesn't understand.
He's 19.
>> It's hard on the kids.
Hard on everybody.
Look behind us.
Here's our cast.
We have been seeing you with
Greg.
What else are we seeing?
Who is going to mix it up?
>> Probably not even up there.
M
Marlowe.
>> She will give it to you.
>> Yeah, yeah.
You talk about scared.
She's like, whoo.
But shemari is the new person.
She's married to Ronny Devoe of
new edition.
They have a set of twins.
She's so fun.
She comes in, just out of
control.
You hear about their lives
together.
It's very interesting.
She let it all hang out.
>> They went back on tour.
All that stuff.
>> Three -- the whole thing?
>> Girl.
>> Nene.
>> I'm serious.
And Eva was a friend last
season.
She is a housewife this season.
She's planning a wedding.
>> We met Eva.
She rose to popularity from
"America's next top model."
She is one of the prettiest
people I have ever seen, right?
How do you get along with her,
though?
>> She came on the show through
me.
We have known each other for
years.
I introduced her to the girls.
>> Do you have a say into --
>> Why do people say that?
>> Because you're the O.G. Of
Atlanta.
>> Bravo, I need a bigger check.
Everywhere I go, people ask if I
hire and fire.
I'm having a conversation with
he doesn't get out here and say.
He leaves it on me.
These people are looking at me
side-eyed.
>> Who has the power?
>> We're with Andy Cohen next week.
What should we ask him?
>> Tell these people I have no
hands in the hiring and firing.
>> Or write me the check.
>> All right. Get my check bigger.