wives Jo De La Rosa and Lauri Peterson. Away from the feuding and gossip, Rossi debuts her beauty line Gretchen Christine Beaute. Rossi and Barney frequently clash despite an attempted reconciliation. Barney struggles with her husband's dominance and control as the kids begin to witness the tension between the two. Despite attempts to fix the marriage such as getting a tattoo of her husband's name, Barney later asks for a divorce. Barney and Keough, along with their husband suffer from financial difficulties caused by the collapsing economy. After struggling with the collapsing economy, Keough's business is greatly affected. Keough pulls back from the fellow wives to focus on her business. Barney also needing to make more money, jumps back into the real estate game. Lynne Curtin continues her endeavors with her jewelry line. Curtin struggles with being in the middle of Rossi and Barney's drama seeing as she and Barney have grown a lot closer. As she grows closer to Barney a divide begins to form between her and Rossi as she feels Rossi has overstepped her boundaries with her daughter. It's all new for Curtin as she settles into her new home in Laguna Beach and gets a face-lift, however Lynne continues to struggle with disciplining her daughters. Curtin's happiness doesn't last long as she receives an eviction notice, which leaves her questing her trust in her husband. Gunvalson continues to balance her professional career and her personal life. Gunvalson attempts to repair her relationship with her husband Donn, they renew their vows. Bellino and her husband Jim raises their toddler-aged twin girls, Melania and Mackenna, and their son, James with the same Christian values they both hold dear. The other ladies question Bellino's' marriage and just how reliant she is on her husband, which leaves Bellino and Gunvalson feuding and drives Gunvalson to seek support from, now former wife, Keough. Episodes References External links 2009 American television seasons 2010 American television seasons Orange County (season 5)