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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.

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, EP55 "Party Days Are Over: Dawn Hayes vs. Keith Hayes"

Dawn says her husband, Keith, would rather chase other women than provide financially for his family; Keith admits his past mistakes but wants an opportunity to prove himself.

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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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Rerun Air Date: September 18, 2026

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.

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S26, EP114 "Case of the Ex: Sharmaine Grady vs. Justus Pridgen"

Sharmaine says that four months after having their son, she received a Facebook message stating Justus was sleeping with another woman; he admits to cheating in the past but says he's not currently cheating on her.

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S26, EP113 "Singing a New Tune: Kaitlyn Barker vs. Nate Rodriguez"

Kaitlyn says Nate moved in with her, has worked only two days in three years and hasn't contributed to the household bills or rent; he says he is devoted to his career in music and wants her to be more supportive.

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S26, EP112 "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not: Robin Page vs. Ian Page"

Robin says she went through Ian's phone and found flirty text messages from other women he was entertaining; Ian says Robin became less affectionate and more controlling.

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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.

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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