Watch S26, EP111: Her BFF Brittney: Jeremy Abbott vs. Alaina Robbins with Fubo for $0 Today
Jeremy says Alaina doesn't work consistently and stopped contributing to the household bills, causing their car to get repossessed; Alania says she hasn't cheated on Jeremy other than the time he knows about.
Jeremy says Alaina doesn't work consistently and stopped contributing to the household bills, causing their car to get repossessed; Alania says she hasn't cheated on Jeremy other than the time he knows about.
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