Erika Jayne and Garcelle Beauvais’ 16-year-old son Jax ended their beef on Wednesday night’s episode of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.”
The peace agreement was signed after a high school student approached the 52-year-old “Pretty Female” author during a screening of Beauvais’ Lifetime film “Missing Black Girl.”
“I just wanted to let you know there’s nothing wrong,” Jax told Jayne, who quickly apologized.
“Well, I sincerely apologize,” she said. “I was completely out of line. I told your mother this and I’m really glad you could hear it from me. Therefore, please accept my apology. .”
Jax politely replied, “Of course.”
Jayne said she was “glad” she was able to patch things up after she drunkenly taunted him last season.
“I’m grateful,” the Las Vegas entertainer added. “thank you.”
In a subsequent confessional, Jayne praised Jax’s handling of the situation.
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“What a class act for this young man to walk up to me and say, ‘Hey, no hard feelings,'” she said, before also praising Beauvais. “Garcelle, you did a great job.”
At the event, Jax told his mother that he buried the ax with Jayne.
“I wish Erica would have approached Jax because she’s an adult,” Beauvais said in a confessional.
The ‘Coming to America’ actress, who has Jax and twin brother Jade with ex-husband Mike Nylon and son Oliver, 32, with ex-husband Daniel Saunders, added: ‘What’s wrong is Jayne. ” he said.
Beauvais added, “But I’m glad Jax had the confidence to go and talk to her on his own.”
At Beauvais’ birthday party, which aired on season 12 of RHOBH, Jayne made some harsh comments to then-14-year-old Jax, angering viewers.
“I think everyone had a great time at my birthday party. I understand that your level of alcohol was beyond the limit,” Beauvais told Jayne at the time.
“But no matter what the circumstances, it’s not just the kids. my child. “
The “XXPEN$IVE” singer quickly apologized to Beauvais.
“I agree and take full responsibility. And you know what? I was talking to and treating the children like adults. And I was wrong. I therefore fully apologize,” she said.
“I also want to say this: It didn’t come from a bad place. It wasn’t malicious,” she elaborated. “That was just wrong.”
“The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” airs Wednesdays at 8pm ET on Bravo.
