Episode 4: Waterfront and Center | The Real Housewives of Miami Photos

Larsa surprised the kids with a plethora of pets, but she doesn't want to touch them.

Or he pretends to be interested. You can't blame Chicago Bulls alum and Real House-dad of Miami Scottie Pippen for not loving reptiles, but he tried for the sake of the kids.

Herman's off to see a man about a pig.

They don't call them pig pens for nothing.

This restaurant is empty Philippe, Marysol knows you're up to something.

It looks like it could be a proposal.

It is a proposal, with an Elsa-approved ring!

That is the face of someone who's just planned to elope, and then realized exactly what they said.

Lea asks the eternal question: Does this tissue paper stuffed into my shirt make me look fat?

Layers. This season for Lea Black is all about layers.

The ladies take in the amazing view at Alexia's pad.

The Miami sunset really does wonders for the skin.

There's a pig in that box ladies, just FYI.

Lea seems to say, "I'll stick to my cocktail for now."

That'll do pig.

Cheers to a successful "lechon."

Maybe it's her new-found animal instinct, but Larsa doesn't seem to be too much of a pork-fan.

Philippe and Marysol decide their happy news is perfect dinner conversation.

But perhaps Lea is taking the word a bit too lightly.

When Philippe proposed to Marysol, all was right with the world (as it always is when a Frenchman asks for a lady's "hands"). The couple decided to tie the knot ASAP in Aspen, amongst the snowy mountains. The whole affair was very romantic.

Until Lea asked over dinner if Philippe perhaps needed a green card.

Sure it was in jest, but was it in good taste?

When Philippe proposed to Marysol, all was right with the world (as it always is when a Frenchman asks for a lady's "hands"). The couple decided to tie the knot ASAP in Aspen, amongst the snowy mountains. The whole affair was very romantic.

Until Lea asked over dinner if Philippe perhaps needed a green card.

Sure it was in jest, but was it in good taste?