Watch S26, EP99: Trapped in Love: Essence Golston vs. Jason Gandy with Fubo for $0 Today
Essence says they agreed that Jason would make the payments on her car; he stopped and it got repossessed, then he got a new car but wouldn't let her drive it.
Essence says they agreed that Jason would make the payments on her car; he stopped and it got repossessed, then he got a new car but wouldn't let her drive it.
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