From marriage and divorce to sibling rivalries to mother-in-law woes, relationships are the most important parts of our lives. Here, find news and stories about the many colorful relationships that shape our existence (for better and worse).
Drake Bell’s former girlfriend, Melissa Lingafelt, has accused Bell of both verbal and physical abuse during their relationship.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry fired Archie’s night nanny during her second shift after being “unprofessional and irresponsible,’ a new tell-all book claims.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Fired Archie’s Nanny on Her Second Night, New Book Claims Read More »
One mother shares her story of how she named her child after her late boyfriend once she separated from her angry ex-husband.
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A mom writes in asking for advice about her fiancé, who is on a different page than her when it comes to maintaining their home. She says that though she is not materialistic, her family “holds a strong reputation” where she lives, and she likes to keep her home in order because of that. Her fiancé, however, “couldn’t care less.” He leaves visible messes, such as oil spills in the driveway. He has left their Christmas lights up for at least 7 months. How can this mom work with her partner to get him to help take better care of where they live?
How Can I Get My Fiancé to Have More Pride in Our Home and Its Upkeep? Read More »
A mom writes in asking for advice about family planning. She says she and her husband are in agreement that they do not want any more children. The issue? She wants him to get a vasectomy, and he would rather she get her tubes tied (tubal ligation). She wants to know if one method is more effective than the other, or if the risks of one procedure outweigh the risks of the other.
Tubal Ligation vs. Vasectomy: Which Is the Better Option? Read More »
A mom writes in asking for advice about her husband. She says that her husband recently informed her he earned a promotion, which usually involves a ceremony. She asked him if she and their son should attend, and he told her that, due to COVID-19, they weren’t allowing family to attend these ceremonies. This mom learned from friends and social media that that doesn’t seem entirely true. So she confronted him, which caused an argument. Her thoughts are running wild about the reasons why he wouldn’t want her to be there, but is she overreacting?
“Every COVID-19 death we report is tragic, but to lose someone so young is especially heart-breaking.”
Zelda, Robin Williams’ daughter, announced she is taking a break from social media this Tuesday — marking the sixth anniversary of her father’s death.
“I felt as though my heart had been emptied.”
For 32 Years, a Mom Looked For Her Kidnapped Son—All Her Hard Work Paid Off Read More »
On Saturday night, officers from the Haltom City Police Department in Texas rushed to the home of Jacob Gabriel Brito, 7, after receiving reports that the boy had multiple stab wounds. Police now suspect that Jacob’s 20-year-old brother, Isidro Brito Bruno, was the one who caused the child’s fatal injuries.
Boy With ‘Blank Stare’ Accused of Stabbing 7-Year-Old Brother To Death Read More »
A mom writes in asking for advice about her 4-year-old son and her son’s father. Her son’s father, who was involved in their lives for a time, is currently in jail. He has two years of his sentence remaining, and she says he plans to be involved when he is released. He talks to his son while in jail, but this mom has told her that his dad is “working.” She is wondering if lying to him about his father’s actual location is harmful. Should she tell her son where his father really is?
How Honest Should I Be with My 4-Year-Old About the Fact That His Father Is in Jail? Read More »
A woman writes in asking for advice about engagement ring etiquette. She wants to know, in the event of a split, who should get to keep the engagement ring. She says that she really wants to keep the ring, but that her former fiancé “has forcibly taken it.” She wants to know if there is
If My Engagement Ends, Do I Have a Right to Keep the Ring? Read More »
A mom writes in asking for advice about her husband’s relationship with their neighbor. This mom explains that she and her husband have neighbors with whom they’ve been friendly over the years. The neighbor’s husband is in the military and is sometimes deployed. This mom noticed that while deployed, her own husband’s relationship with the man’s wife was developing, and the two have become very good friends and often do things together. A lot of things about the situation make the OP uncomfortable and jealous. Does she have a right to be? Or is she overreacting?
“Beth wasn’t a victim of COVID, she was a victim of the circumstances caused by COVID.”
“As is set forth in the filing, all my client is asking for is a fair trial based on facts, with no special favors extended to either side.”
A mom writes in asking for advice about her daughter’s father, aka her ex. She says she and her ex ended on okay terms and initially shared custody of their daughter 50/50. But since the novel Coronavirus pandemic began earlier this year, she says, he has not seen much of his daughter. Nor has he contributed financially towards his daughter’s care. (She specifies that they do not have a child support arrangement currently, but she is now thinking of asking for one, given how little help he is providing.) In the end, she is looking for advice from other moms about how to handle this situation.
My Daughter’s Father Has Been Pretty Much MIA Since the Pandemic Began: Advice? Read More »
“Dave did everything he was supposed to do, but you did not.”
“It’s an honor to share this special moment in our lives with you.”
“As the mother of someone who was addicted to opioids, it’s a struggle.”
“..a lot of bad things are happening in my life right now…”
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“Occasionally there would be a good month, but then it was just more bad news.”
“She really needs to not worry about kids that aren’t her own.”
