Watch S26, EP70: Silent Cheating: Debbie Sparks vs. Devonte Lockridge with Fubo for $0 Today
Debbie is convinced her fiancé, Devonte, is hiding something from her and she is demanding he take a polygraph test; if it shows he's cheated again, the wedding is off.
Debbie is convinced her fiancé, Devonte, is hiding something from her and she is demanding he take a polygraph test; if it shows he's cheated again, the wedding is off.
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