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Newlyweds from New York are headed for divorce because their waning sex life has raised questions of infidelity.
Newlyweds from New York are headed for divorce because their waning sex life has raised questions of infidelity.
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S1, EP21 "Ellison vs. Johnson"A newlywed couple is already in trouble, as the wife suspects her husband of cheating.
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S1, EP22 "Harmon vs. Powell"A Texas woman faces accusations of cheating and sues her fiancé for torching her wedding dress.
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S1, EP24 "Parker vs. Robinson"With the help of a cybersecurity and forensic expert, a Georgia man learns the truth about his fiancée.
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S1, EP25 "Massey vs. White"The court orders a polygraph test on an Ohio man after his girlfriend accuses him of having an affair with her untrustworthy aunt.
Couples Court With the Cutlers
S1, EP20 "Harrison vs. Jones"A man cancels his wedding three times because he believes his fiancée has cheated.
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S1, EP18 "Harris vs. Ayala"A five-month marriage is headed for divorce because an Oklahoma woman suspects her wife is cheating with a man.
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S1, EP16 "Snell vs. Byrd"A woman suspects her man has cheated and crashes his motorcycle; he thinks she's delusional and wants her to back off; she demands results from a polygraph test.
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S1, EP15 "Manning vs. Curtis"A woman suspects her fiancé is cheating after finding sexual texts in his phone.
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