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Renata thinks her fiancé is living a double life; she's done being lied to, and if the polygraph test shows he's been cheating, she's calling off the wedding.

Renata thinks her fiancé is living a double life; she's done being lied to, and if the polygraph test shows he's been cheating, she's calling off the wedding.

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S26, EP51 "Navigating Failed Romance: Lovee Denson vs. Sheba Denson"

Lovee says she and Sheba are not meeting her sex quota, and she questions her wife's commitment to the relationship; Sheba says Lovee isn't financially stable, and it's a huge turn-off.

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S26, EP47 "The Vicious Cycle of Deception: Natalie Chavis vs. Michael Chavis"

Natalie says Michael cursed her out in front of their children because she asked him not to drink a beer while she was driving with the kids.

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S26, EP111 "Her BFF Brittney: Jeremy Abbott vs. Alaina Robbins"

Jeremy says Alaina doesn't work consistently and stopped contributing to the household bills, causing their car to get repossessed; Alaina says she hasn't cheated on Jeremy other than the time he knows about.

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S26, EP107 "She Needs to Grow Up: John Anderson vs. Illyanna Anderson"

John says he and his wife are no longer compatible: she's immature and ungrateful, and he's ready to serve her with divorce papers.

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S26, EP110 "Love Songs: Karleh Wilson vs. Antonio Creamer"

Karleh has had enough of the lies and is ready to end her engagement; if the polygraph test shows her fiancé cheated, she's done.

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S26, EP109 "Hungry for Change: Jada Browne vs. Vincent Lee"

Jada says her partner isn't committed to living a healthy lifestyle and has fidelity issues; she wants him to take a polygraph test to prove he's been faithful.

Divorce Court

S26, EP108 "To Be or Not Two Be: Renada Graham vs. Christopher Scott"

Renata thinks her fiancé is living a double life; she's done being lied to, and if the polygraph test shows he's been cheating, she's calling off the wedding.

Divorce Court

S26, EP107 "She Needs to Grow Up: John Anderson vs. Illyanna Anderson"

John says he and his wife are no longer compatible: she's immature and ungrateful, and he's ready to serve her with divorce papers.

The venerable courtroom show takes a look at real-life couples. The soon-to-be exes tell their stories to the judge, who gives the ruling and settles all the usual -- and unusual -- divorce issues by the end of the episode. This is the third incarnation of the show titled "Divorce Court," with the first having premiered in 1957.
Original Air Date: Aug 30, 1999
Genres: RealityTV Series
Rating: TV14
Playback: HD
1 seasons available on demand
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