Speaker 1: Coming up at the top of the hour, and entertainment news,
Speaker 1: Snowfall star Damson Idris says Jay Z helped him get
Speaker 1: his green card. Plus in Celebrity Divorce News, actress even
Speaker 1: Marceill has filed for divorce. Oh no from Michael Sterling.
Speaker 1: Oh and check this out. Nick Cannon says he doesn't
Speaker 1: give his baby mamas a monthly allowance. Okay, we'll talk
Speaker 1: about all of these stories. Hold your thoughts. I see it,
Speaker 1: I see it. Hold your thoughts, hold your comments until
Speaker 1: the top of the hour, because right now it is
Speaker 1: time to ask the ClOH Sandy and Newark says, I'm
Speaker 1: twenty seven years old and moving in with my man
Speaker 1: at the first of the month. I put the apartment
Speaker 1: in my name because of his credit. I also got
Speaker 1: a credit card for a furniture store and maxed it out.
Speaker 1: He wants me to pay the credit card bill since
Speaker 1: he pais the rent. I've done my part, but he
Speaker 1: wants more. Haven't I done enough? Well, young lady, you
Speaker 1: have to try to assess your relationship for what it is.
Speaker 1: Are you and him in a relationship to form a
Speaker 1: life together for this to move forward and turn into something?
Speaker 1: Are you all in a financial convenience relationship. If you
Speaker 1: needed somebody to share the bills, which you should have
Speaker 1: got a roommate, and then I would suggest a white
Speaker 1: girl with rich pans, because that way you can always
Speaker 1: get your money. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you're out here.
Speaker 1: And when he got his here, he ain't got no credit.
Speaker 1: Twenty seven years old, you've assigned yourself to a man
Speaker 1: who is already shown you signs of irresponsibility. Not ruined
Speaker 1: my credit as a young man too. So I'm just
Speaker 1: and at the time I was making some irresponsible decision,
Speaker 1: A lot of it was out of necessity, but still
Speaker 1: bad decisions led to bad credit. Well, you are now
Speaker 1: signed up for a relationship. That's that. Now you've not
Speaker 1: only done that, you haven't moved in together. Y'all ain't
Speaker 1: taking enough time to consider what this is y'all signing
Speaker 1: up for? Man, Yeah, that's all I got to say,
Speaker 1: because like right now, this financial arrangement y'all got ain't
Speaker 1: working out. Yeah, y'all can stop talking about kids and
Speaker 1: the family because y'all can't agree on a real simple
Speaker 1: ass thing. You paid the credit card, I'm gonna pay
Speaker 1: the rent, Yeah, haven't ain't done enough, so they where
Speaker 1: you are? Sandy? All right? Moving on to TD and Harvey.
Speaker 1: TD says, I met my husband at his first wedding.
Speaker 1: He said I was beautiful, and he gave me his
Speaker 1: business card. He got a divorce eight months later and
Speaker 1: he found me through a mutual friend. We are soulmates.
Speaker 1: But how do I get over the guilt of how
Speaker 1: we met? You met at his win at his first Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he gave you his card at the wed and
Speaker 1: said you was beautiful. This marriage was off to the
Speaker 1: road after wed we're surprising the lesson eight months. So
Speaker 1: now how do you now you didn't met your soul mate?
Speaker 1: You want to get over the guilt of how you met?
Speaker 1: What guilt? Why are you feeling guilt? Now? Your guilt
Speaker 1: would happen is if y'all had a relationship during the
Speaker 1: eight months that he was married. She didn't say that,
Speaker 1: of course. Now if that wasn't the case, lose your guilt.
Speaker 1: If that's your self soul mate, there it is. But
Speaker 1: now when y'all getting married, he don't bring them cards
Speaker 1: to the wedn to city hall. Take one of my cards,
Speaker 1: all right? All right? Moving on to Alicia and Jolliett.
Speaker 1: Alicia says, I got home yesterday and my husband was
Speaker 1: in the yard talking to our neighbor, Patricia. He said
Speaker 1: they were catching up on the gossip in the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: I told him to tell his friend by and come inside.
Speaker 1: He came in yelling and said I was out of
Speaker 1: line for how I handled the situation. How else should
Speaker 1: I have handled it? Well, Patricia, if you did it
Speaker 1: like this, tell your friend by, get your ass in here,
Speaker 1: like like till Patricia, bye bye and get in here.
Speaker 1: Well that is, but you know when he said we
Speaker 1: was outside catching up on neighborhood gossip? Yes, yes, dog,
Speaker 1: what dog? You know I've never said that to my
Speaker 1: wife before. You were outside talking to the neighbor about
Speaker 1: catching up on God, I was catching up. I ain't
Speaker 1: never told my wife I was talking to a woman
Speaker 1: catching up on anything, right, you know, Patricia, find though
Speaker 1: you do know this, Hell yeah, you do know, Patricia.
Speaker 1: Let's let's let's let it be. No. His wife was
Speaker 1: right with everything she did. You can get it here.
Speaker 1: She did everything but have a belt in her hand.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know what I mean. He was out
Speaker 1: of the line the way you said you should have
Speaker 1: walked up on him and said, hey, y'all, how are
Speaker 1: you doing? What? Yak? Hey listen, Harold? Can I talk
Speaker 1: to you for't? Harola? Herman? Herman? Right, Harolds make a
Speaker 1: lot of mistakes, damned hard? All right? So moving up?
Speaker 1: She wants to know how should she have handled it?
Speaker 1: Those see no, like I just told you. Should have
Speaker 1: walked out there and say, hey, how y'all doing? Hey, honey?
Speaker 1: Can I talk to you for a minute? Can step inside? Oh?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry? By? Yeah? You hold out across the backyard.
Speaker 1: That's how I love it. See hell? How all im
Speaker 1: talking about? To fish with her fault? Get in here?
Speaker 1: You think? By? Tell your friend? By? All right? Moving
Speaker 1: on last one. Um, Jessica in Seattle says, I'm dating
Speaker 1: the silliest forty two year old man on the planet.
Speaker 1: He'll start dancing wherever we are. He sings the songs
Speaker 1: at restaurants, and he passes gas and laughs uncontrollably. If
Speaker 1: this is all that's wrong with him, shall I stick
Speaker 1: with his silly behind? Or will this get on my nerves?
Speaker 1: Real bad? Eventure's on your words? Your nerves? Yeah? And
Speaker 1: it's only been a year and you think this has
Speaker 1: been girl. Do you know that's gonna the instances that's
Speaker 1: gonna come up or he's doing something at an inappropriate moment. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he ignorant. Why you think when you met him he
Speaker 1: was available? Why did you think when you met him
Speaker 1: his party to year old ass was available? Come on,
Speaker 1: free and clear. You ain't got no problems with infidelity.
Speaker 1: He ain't had to He ain't had to clean out
Speaker 1: his black book. He just went skipped, skipped to the
Speaker 1: lou y'all with it owning crack. So that's why he's single.
Speaker 1: You are married to the silliest man on the planet.
Speaker 1: Who wants to be married to that? She said it,
Speaker 1: she said it. He's been moving my girl, girl, is
Speaker 1: it going to get on my nerves? It's on them
Speaker 1: already this year one you wouldn't all getting married. And
Speaker 1: he meets the family and all of that. Stop on
Speaker 1: the way in people's house talking about hey, hey, don't
Speaker 1: go in here with all that. All right, thank you, sello.
Speaker 1: Coming up at the top of the hour, we'll have
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