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Tami Roman from "Basketball Wives" offers advice to a California woman who awaits lie-detector test results to determine if her husband is cheating.
Tami Roman from "Basketball Wives" offers advice to a California woman who awaits lie-detector test results to determine if her husband is cheating.
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S1, EP55 "Washington vs. Turner"A Las Vegas man's case has a surprising ending.
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S1, EP56 "Bates vs. Jackson"Angelique Bates from "All That" accuses her boyfriend, Kevontay Jackson from "Everybody Hates Chris," of cheating with her best friend.
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S1, EP57 "Viney vs. McKellep"A woman whose boyfriend cheated on her with a stripper wants to determine if he's been faithful since she gave birth to his son.
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S1, EP53 "Bearden vs. Bearden"Tami Roman from "Basketball Wives" offers advice to a California woman who awaits lie-detector test results to determine if her husband is cheating.
Couples Court With the Cutlers
S1, EP52 "Turner vs. Turner"An Ohio man accuses his wife of getting more than just packages from the delivery man.
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S1, EP51 "Porter vs. Porter"The court's hidden camera captures a husband with another woman.
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S1, EP50 "Barker vs. Davis"An Ohio man denies cheating even though his wife found him in a compromising position with one of her close family members.
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