Denise Richards Smiling and laughing, all involved were her photos and 13-year-old daughter Eloise.
Denise, 54, said in the episode Tuesday, March 11: “Eloise Denise Richards and her crazy things. “We are a little bit unfortunate with the iPad.”
Denise sat next to Eloise while recalling the awkward moments.
“I don’t know some of my only photos are synced with her iPad,” Denise said as she cracked it. When a producer asked Eloise what her reaction was when she looked at the photos, the teenager started laughing with her mom.
Denise was only five weeks old in 2011. Eloise suffers from a rare chromosomal disease – 8p chromosome, monosomal 8p – and she experiences speech and developmental delays. (Denise is also the mother of 20-year-old Sami and 19-year-old Lola, who shares with her ex-husband Charlie Sheen)
Tuesday’s episode can also introduce Eloise’s family education internally.
“I think it’s hard to find the best parents for them with a lot of parents with special needs. Every child is different,” Denise explained in regret. “For Eloise, we tried to be in the classroom, but the kids could be very mean. We saw her start to close, so we thought it would be better for her to be one-on-one with the teacher. I just saw Eloise Blossom.”
Denise explained that Eloise was “mostly nonverbal” but could be said a few words.
“I definitely think Eloise has performed best in Sami and Lola,” Dennis added. “They ignite with her.”
In separate confessions, both Sammy and Lola learn more about their relationship with Eloise.
“Honestly, I think she’ll give me some good advice sometimes,” Sammy explained. “If I’m chatting with a new guy, I’ll think, ‘Is he cute?’ She’ll give me a thumbs up or give me a thumbs up. If it’s a thumbs up, next.”
Sammy added: “She is really honest and I really cherish her opinions.”
Meanwhile, Lola usually seeks fashion advice from Eloise.
“If I asked her if she likes clothes, she would laugh at me.” “That’s how I know it’s ugly.”
Denise still hopes Elois learns to speak.
“Eloise started swimming classes and she could do something the teacher was teaching her. The next day, like she never got into the pool. Literally, it was only one day when we were in Hawaii that she started swimming,” she said. “Something will only click. I hope one day she will blurt out and start talking.”
Denise Richards and her crazy things It airs on Bravo Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET.
