Drita Digs In: Read the Mob Wives Star's Recap of This Week's Episode

I found last night's episode to be very interesting because I got to see things I didn't originally see and understand things I really didn't understand. I was really proud of my Aleeya for sticking up for herself and not being afraid of a bully. Any parent would feel anger and sadness to learn someone is hurting their kid both mentally and physically. It was hard to deal with. And it's especially hard when you want your child to stick up for themselves but at the same time not fight! It's a catch 22. How do you stick up for yourself if you don't fight? And if you fight in school you get in trouble. So what do you do?

Let's talk about Alicia. Alicia seems like such a great mom and friend. I really feel she speaks from her heart and speaks her mind, which we all know I like. I really feel bad she is going through this. I wasn't so comfortable at the table when she talked about Renee and Renee's best friend going to eat with her husband, especially because Renee's BFF use to date Eddie. That right there is a big NO NO to me. Shady scenario! But then again, if Eddie and the ex-girlfriend were scheming, Renee would not have been there to begin with. Do I think they had an affair? No. But I still don't think it should have happened in the first place without the wife being there, too. She's pregnant, and probably would have appreciated being invited! Don't you think?! Renee is definitely stuck in a sticky situation and she knows that she would have a heart attack if it was the other way around. I made it clear how I would feel about it. In the end, Eddie is to blame for not telling his wife. And Alicia is being really mature about it and is pointing the blame where it should be pointed—at her husband.

Let's talk about Natalie. Natalie has become a menace to the group. We are still getting to know her and understand her ways. She obviously likes to drink and have fun. There is nothing wrong with that! But there is a way we all like to be treated. I think Natalie's jokes are not funny in any way. They're insulting, and again, it coule be because we don't know her well enough yet. But do we even want to get to know her at this point? She called us whores and then laughed about it! Natalie also said she means it as a compliment—why not try saying "Hey, sexy girls!"?