invited on the trip to Puerto Rico, console an emotional Vanderpump after she unexpectedly return early. Giraud de Ohoven is invited by Kyle to attend a lunch with Gebbia, Kyle and Giraud de Ohoven bond but it's clear that Gebbia is the odd one out after the two rejoice in killing a bee. Giraud de Ohoven gets in to an argument with Glanville after Glanville calls her "Jaclyn" because her name Joyce sounds like "a big, fat pig." After being insulted by Glanville at Foster's night of fine-ding, Giraud de Ohoven and her husband express their anger and contempt for Glanville on the limo ride home. During a dinner ad Vanderpump's restaurant, Glanville and Giraud de Ohoven get into a yelling match involving a lot of curse words over Glanville's recent behavior. The two later attempt to resolve their issues at Kim's luau but leave with mixed results. During a day of painting at Foster's she reveals she doesn't believe in witch craft, and after Gebbia's warnings, she starts to believe them when she thinks Gebbia has cursed her husband. Giraud de Ohoven bond with Kyle over feeling like Gebbia has cast a spell on them both. Giraud de Ohoven reveals to Kyle that her father has died, but when Kyle reveals that the group Giraud de Ohoven ends up feeling betrayed. Reception U.S. television ratings The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season four premiered to 1.59 million total viewers and was surpassed on December 2, 2013, with episode five which aired to 1.9 million viewers, that marked a season-to-date high in all key demographics. Season four saw a new ratings high with episode seven, which earned over 2 million total viewers and 1.1 rating (18–49 aged viewers), that was a 9 percent increase. Episode nine, that aired on December 30, 2013, marked the highest-rated episode of the season with 1.7 rating (18–49 aged viewers) and 3 million total viewers. During its run, season four was averaging 2.5 million total viewers, but by the end of the season it increased to 2.7 million total viewers (1.6 million 18–49 aged viewers). Episodes References External links 2013 American television seasons 2014 American television seasons Beverly Hills (season 4)