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A woman suspects that her fiancé is cheating with her former best friend.
A woman suspects that her fiancé is cheating with her former best friend.
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S3, EP5 "Shimmel vs. James"A woman suspects that her fiancé is cheating with her former best friend.
Couples Court With the Cutlers
S3, EP9 "Cerda vs. Reyes"After secretly marrying her child's father, a woman discovers condoms and earrings in his car, causing her to suspect he is cheating.
Couples Court With the Cutlers
S3, EP10 "Jackson vs. Johnson"A newly married woman believes that her husband is cheating with his ex and confronts them in court.
Couples Court With the Cutlers
S3, EP11 "McClung vs. McClung"A woman suspects that her younger husband's suspicious behavior and the fact that he has a dating-site profile mean he's cheating.
Couples Court With the Cutlers
S3, EP3 "Phoenix vs. Ricks Jr."A five-year relationship is in jeopardy due to a woman's suspicions that her boyfriend is cheating with his late father's girlfriend.
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S3, EP1 "Butterfield vs. Williams"A seven-year marriage is at stake due to a woman's suspicions that her husband is cheating under their roof with her younger, female friend.
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