Watch S26, EP12: You're Damaged Goods: Tysheeda Frederick vs. Demonte Frederick with Fubo
Tysheeda is ready to serve her husband, Demonte, with divorce papers: she says her husband's infidelities, disappearing acts and poor money management are too much to bear.
Tysheeda is ready to serve her husband, Demonte, with divorce papers: she says her husband's infidelities, disappearing acts and poor money management are too much to bear.
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