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Karamo is a true fan of the talk-show genre who brings that passion, a unique skill set and life experiences to guide his guests through life's dramatic crossroads and build a lasting connection with the daytime audience.
S2, EP71 "DNA: Are the 2 Kids I'm Raising Really Mine?"
Rodney has been a doting father to Danise's two children from the moment she was pregnant, but now he's questioning the paternity of both kids.
S1, EP110 "I Have Your 6 Kids: Why Are You With Her?; Mom, You Don't Respect Us!"
Mandy believes she's become "the other woman" in her 20-year relationship with baby-daddy DJ; Carla and Amia say their mother, Deyunkia, often oversteps boundaries and behaves disrespectfully.
S4, EP98 "Truth: I Never Got to Call Him "Dad"; Unlock: You Set My Clothes on Fire!"
The man Tracey insists is Angelique's father has always doubted he's biologically connected to her; Rhondeshia believes Irving has a wandering eye and is convinced that when he ignores her calls, he's with another woman.
S4, EP100 "Unlock: Another Woman Pregnant ... and Another!; Truth: 3 Decades ... 1 Truth"
GG says that, while she was carrying Armani's baby, he got two other women pregnant; Armani argues he was up front with GG about seeing multiple women, and that she chose to stay; after 32 years, Dion believes he's found his biological father, Darrell.
S4, EP95 "DNA: Cake on Your Face?; Unlock: A House Tour of Cheating"
Tray is determined to find out whether he is the father of his ex-girlfriend Tab's baby; she insists that he has been an absentee parent who accuses her of cheating, but she believes he's the one who's been unfaithful; Paul says he has visual and audio proof that girlfriend Ronda is cheating on him right inside their own home; she says she's not cheating and is tired of his outlandish accusations.
S4, EP43 "DNA: He Was Your Dad, Not Ours"
The possible link for Markeeta, Keshia and Antwaun, adults who could potentially be siblings, passed away, making the family dynamic even more complicated.
