Gossip Girl: Blair Waldorf Must Pie!

Welcome back to Your One and Only Source. Road Warriors, loosen your belts and hide your secrets—today we’re indulging in Season 1, Episode 9: Blair Waldorf Must Pie!

Today, Phoebe & Caroline RSVP yes to an Upper East Side Thanksgiving where the guest list is cursed, and the seating chart is pure sabotage. One well-meaning Lonely Boy decides to play holiday host and invites Serena, Lily, and Eric to the Humphrey loft—blissfully unaware that he’s staging a reunion between Lily, her former great love, Rufus, and his not-so-estranged wife, Allison. Even more delicious? The kids have no clue about Rufus and Lily’s romantic history, which makes every polite smile, loaded pause, and nostalgic glance feel like a scandal wrapped in cranberry sauce. Consider this dinner served with secrets—and no one’s passing them quietly.

Blair Waldorf, meanwhile, is curating the perfect Thanksgiving fantasy, complete with traditions, recipes, and the long-awaited return of her father. But when the guest of honor ghosts the holiday—and the truth behind it comes out—the queen of control loses her footing. What follows isn’t festive indulgence but a dangerous relapse, as Blair’s eating disorder resurfaces behind closed doors. Designer dresses, catered tables, and picture-perfect plating can’t hide the spiral. It’s raw, it’s heartbreaking, and in a rare plot twist, the person Blair runs to for rescue is Serena—proving that even the iciest rivalries can thaw when the crown starts to slip.

And over at the Archibalds’? Nothing says Thanksgiving like legal trouble, denial, and a side of sirens. Nate’s family dinner goes from strained to catastrophic, exposing a crisis no amount of old money can smooth over.

It’s a holiday of near-misses, near-confessions, and very public façades cracking at the edges.

Don’t miss this episode of Your One and Only Source.

Because on the Upper East Side, darling, gratitude is nice—but gossip is tradition. XOXO. 💋

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