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He Left After Their Baby… Said She Went to Church Too Much | Tonight’s Conversation

Tonight’s Conversation Podcast

Her husband left months after they welcomed a baby, saying she worked and went to church too much. Then she discovered he’d been cheating. At Tonight’s Conversation Live & Uncut in Cleveland, a mother of six explains that she’s been with him for ten years and is approaching their fifth wedding anniversary. This is her…

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“A marriage doesn't need two people to fail Kitty. Sometimes it takes one person walking away!”

— @Ivory6968 · YouTube comment

“Eehhhh idk... this time I don't agree with Kitty. It doesn't matter how long she's at church. Maybe he should try to go to church with her. He literally LEFT her with their TWO kids. There is NOTHING wrong with her dedicating her time to ch…”

— @shoriishelby3398 · YouTube comment

“I hate to admit it but this is the first time that I do not agree with Kitty. As a husband he should've been at church with his wife, not waiting for her to go to church so that he can tuck his tail and leave. Not to mention that he did it…”

— @shan4b · YouTube comment

“If she takes him back she’s gonna regret it.”

— @kayceeDis · YouTube comment

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