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True, but having 5 babies all at once might make normal people do unreasonable things. Some are smart enough to quit while they're ahead, others not so much.

I'll never understand why people follow the social media of others they don't like or feel the need to criticize incessantly. 😅

Like with any couple, it's hard to predict what the future holds, but I do believe Alex cares for Caroline and their baby. Who knows what the reality is, but on the show he was super-supportive to her after she had the baby (which can be such a hormonal and vulnerable time for women) and seems to love their baby fiercely. I wish them well. Kensie needs to run; Matt is a loser.

As a 52 year-old woman, I'm always grateful for women in the public eye who unashamedly look real and not like a "Housewife of Wherever." I'm sorry you feel self-conscious about your melasma. We all deserve the peace that comes with feeling good in our own skin.

I watched it once and found it painful to see how challenged she is.

I thought the same! She's a classy person who raised a classy son, but even classy people have limits, lol.

If I never see the Johnston family in a TikTok again, it will be too soon. That is all.

Is there any evidence that her ring came after Caryn's?

Should she not buy him a birthday present?

I think that's exactly what's going on. What's rich is that John, April's 2nd husband, is so angry that he's been cheated on. LOL

I disagree that Anna craves Amber's love and affection. I think that ship has sailed and once Anna's got her degree, she'll leave to build a life for herself elsewhere, scarcely looking back.

I wondered the same thing and kept checking to see if it was a repeat. It also felt like it could be a series finale.

Am I remembering right that Jeremiah's "father" was shown with a wife or girlfriend last season?

Agreed about the Montana bride. She was cringey.

Agreed. And, he pissed me off with the apology to Tracy. He doesn't understand when you do something awful, people don't have to accept your apology and if they do, it's on their time, not when it's best for you. He seems to be spiraling.

Jazz would benefit from going to college, even if it isn't Harvard, and staying there until her degree is finished. She regresses when she goes home with her parents.

She probably didn't even entertain spending money on that given the dire financial straits she said she was in.

Feeling overwhelmed right after giving birth and having major abdominal surgery (and then finding out that the person you thought would help can't be there with you) is different than not being able to handle having children once the first few weeks and months pass. If you see pictures of her now, it has decreased tremendously.

I didn't take her comment as claiming she's special, but rather just being thankful for and reminiscent about her father. 🤷‍♀️

I thought Amanda said that Amy had been paying her rent.

Did she ever say anything about their father(s)?

Thanks for bumping this up. I saw some of the WATN last night and didn't remember seeing Mercedes' original episode. I felt bad for her and her kids. She was clearly struggling in a way that many of the poundicipants don't seem to. I sensed a deep depression and hopelessness in her that created an inertia on top of the weight. I get that Dr. Now has to be tough, but in a case like Mercedes' where she doesn't know how she's going to meet her kids' and her own basic needs, I think Maslow's hierarchy of needs applies.

What am I missing? I see short nails, but no dirt.

I'm not sure it's because Lilah's an LP. Tori expressed concerns on more than 1 occasion about having a daughter. I'm not sure why, but something about parenting a girl is a problem for her. Maybe someone else can remember?

I was really proud of Vannessa when she was talking to her sister and expressed her feelings without getting emotional. I think her being able to do that bodes well for her long-term success. I hope she can help her son get on a healthier path, too.