【Apple】My daughter preferred her dad's mistress and kicked me out. Now she's back...

[@briarvalley8309]

Grace is one strong willed 13 year old. Honestly any parent would be so proud. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@sarahader8118]

Yeah, she is far more mature for her age. Way better than Makenzie

[@moondoggie1987]

the last thing Grace said to Makenzie was pure savage.

[@fanfictiondreamer7836]

Love her savageness and not giving any flying flips about entitled brats who are down on their luck after their horrible decisions come back to bite them. For a young kid who is just leaving middle school, she's incredibly smart and brave.

[@sougotokiwa8439]

Grace is Amazing. Bless Her. Mackenzie is disgusting.

[@mleighqs]

I have to say, it was actually really creepy that Makenzie kept saying the word mommy so much. She made me think of creepy kids in horror films. I love Grace, she was savage in telling Makenzie off :). Looks like the apple didn't fall far from the tree when it comes to Makenzie and her father.

[@cgamejewels]

ikr.

[@sharyebethancourt3660]

By like the third time, I was over it too.

[@shells500tutubo]

@@sharyebethancourt3660 Over what? A thirteen year old girl calling her mother Mommy? It is perfectly normal. What is sad is how the mother has no understanding of child development and parental alienation and did not appear to even try to fight for Mackenzie.

[@RebeccaTaylorTillery]

@@shells500tutubo she didn't have custody of Makenzie. Makenzie forged her signature on divorce papers and turned them in. Makenzie also helped to kick her mother out. The mother had no reason to fight for her.

[@cecejamesable]

@@shells500tutubo The mother was also kicked out of the house by her own child to be replaced by the mistress, I don't know about you, but any person would be absolutely crushed or infuriated beyond words at the point.

[@LindaMeade]

I smell parental alienation. Dad put Makenzie up to disrespecting her mother and abetting his affair. And now having her act as his messenger to his ex-wife is disgusting. Taught his daughter that only money matters. The child didn't come up with this all by herself.

[@twiceshy9773]

Exactly!! And holding a grudge against a child is so petty, especially if it's your own flesh and blood. I feel kinda sorry for McKenzie, she wants so desperately just to be wanted and loved

[@cgamejewels]

@@twiceshy9773 Show love if you want love. This is another lesson for MacKenzie called tough love. Treat people the way you want them to treat you. Don't bite the hand that feeds you. Action and words have consequences. Mackenzie wasn't remorseful AT ALL. She can't get what she wants by acting cute, stalking, and lying. Mackenzie disowned her own mother in favor of the mistress. Now, Mackenzie wants her mom to be a live-in maid and cook for her and her father while he continues to run women. No Thanks. Not Sorry. Go away. Mackenzie is nothing more than an abusive, manipulative, and selfish person like her father. I'm glad Grace told McKenzie off.

[@robertheinrich2994]

@@cgamejewels yes. especially considering when that happened. how old was makenzie, when dad used her? 10, 11? certainly not older. dad is a scumbag, but makenzie was massively abused. My suggestion would be that there is therapy needed. makenzie needs to understand that she did a lot of things very wrong. but she is still at an age where it is virtually impossible to hold her accountable.

[@Icyangel10]

And now the dad has to deal with the mess he caused especially since it also led to losing a job opportunity cause his daughter was causing a bad enough scene that the police were called

[@earlmarshall6543]

Agreed

[@warriorsorb1111]

For a moment, I was scared that Grace was the one that kicked out the mom but I was relieved it wasn't. Still, it's stupid that Makenzie kicked her own mother out and even went behind her back. There's no excuse for it. I love that the mother basically told Makenzie to go screw herself and she has every justifiable reason to. But I love that Grace put Makenzie in her place.

[@sharyebethancourt3660]

SAME!

[@silverblade357]

I love how ever ex-spouse of either gender is always like "I even promise not to cheat anymore!" like the bare minimum is some great pledge.

[@velvety2006]

Also sounds like the mistress realizes when she becomes the miss, the position of mistress will be open again lol

[@sougotokiwa8439]

Hit & Miss

[@Gazing-09]

​@@velvety2006 I'm really bothered by the mistress's mindset as well. She's horrifying. She wrecks home and leaves.

[@earlmarshall6543]

So proud of Grace. Only 13 and more intelligent and grown W A Y beyond her years! Myself and my Wife always enjoy listening to your channel. Keep up the great work and good luck with the Registration.

[@dymonddavis7847]

Grace is a smart girl, she knows that Mackenzie has caused her nothing but trouble and lacks basic common sense or manners

[@sarahader8118]

Right. Grace is far more mature than Makenzie even though their the same age. I wouldn't doubt Grace's father taught her basic common sense and manners

[@maryannsherlock6348]

L Aa

[@ellenhage3611]

She was savage and love it.

[@kessiawright1710]

Well, she sure learned that both her parents are trash by the time she was 13. Her father used parental alienation to separate the girl from her mother, which is abuse. Then when the girl reached out for her mother, her mother abandoned her, which is more abuse. If every parent abandoned their kid when they say mean things to them, which all kids do at one time or another when they don't get their way, then no one would have parents.

[@RamothElggur]

Well, She might be 13 years old and you could argue that She got manipulated, however at the end of the story it was crystal clear that, while not being an adult yet, she was well aware of what she was doing. She brought all the misfortune she received upon herself, and of course her idiotic father aswell. It is a very harsh lesson at the age of 13 for Makenzie, but it was one that she had to learn. Nobody has to forgive anybody for anything if they don't want, and if said person wants you out of their lives, you have to live with he consequences of your foul actions.

[@sougotokiwa8439]

She became a Karen. How tragic...

[@quashietagoe5124]

Grace isn’t to be messed with. Especially when it comes to her family

[@Topazman12]

A 13 year old said that she forged her mother's signature awhile back. Does that mean she was 9 or 11 years old? That's some talent. Too bad her father was the one who misguided her to do that.

[@auntiekatie2363]

Really hate the stories that include the offended spouse refusing to forgive a child for past behaviors years later. Child may be still an insufferable brat but it's been a few years...mom should have taken some face-to-face time before rebuffing her. Maybe a new child support agreement would be enough. Maybe some home visits before deciding she is unfit to be part of Mom's new life. Maybe she's just as awful but Mom should give her a chance. Maybe she is so focused on the money is because Daddy taught her it was all about money. I find myself wishing for a "I can't live with you, but I will try to find a way to help" would be a more humane resolution.

[@emmyploeger512]

​@@auntiekatie2363 I agree

[@Hikari-jz8yv]

I’m seeing a lot of hate towards the mom, the father clearly said that he doesn’t want child support in the divorce, so none of this is her fault. I’m sure that she tried her best with Mackenzie, but if the girl is willing to sign and turn over divorce documents behind her OWN MOTHER’S BACK, I unfortunately have no sympathy for that. This is the literal definition of “you reap what you sow “ Grace is such a strong girl, standing up for her mom and being by her side Also this negligence in the part of the father, for letting Mackenzie doing all of this. I understand that he’s upset (on behalf of the mistress for so many reasons) but at the end he did try to get some normalcy back in his life but Mackenzie ruined his chance

[@tinykittenlollipop1]

I almost feel bad for Makenzie because she got so brainwashed by her father to hate her mother, hopefully she actually grows up and realizes what's going on and maybe the mom and her can sit down and talk things out, but I also wouldn't expect the mom to do that after having horrible things said to her by her own daughter. I'm sure the mom still loves the daughter unconditionally, but she's still super hurt, especially since Makenzie never even apologized to her for what was said. Grace is actually very thoughtful and concise with her words and thoughts. Sometimes kids need to be taught the hard way of just being cut out to learn the truth. I can hope for the good things to happen, but maybe they may not.

[@Starbean89]

Oof daughter Grace coming in clutch for her mama and telling off Mackenzie for her bull crap

[@sarahader8118]

Also "mommy"? I thought Makenzie was 13, not 4-5 years ago. She sounds like a little kid, then again even small children basically knows better than Makenzie.

[@Starbean89]

@@sarahader8118 I know right! Granted I have met Adults that act like that brat did when working a retail job. Very nerve racking

[@cecejamesable]

@@sarahader8118 Eh, it reinforces the spoiled brat tone she's using very well tho.

[@lilithiaabendstern6303]

this sounds like the second part to the one where the daugther forged the documents and was all high and mighty thinking her mother was a highschool drop out - that actually happened to be her father and her new trophy mummy was awful as a mother and housewife - the daughters even had the same name I believe

[@bjw656]

Which one is that? I don't know the title....

[@sithlordhibiscus9936]

yes, precisely. She was used. No child would know how to fill out divorce papers. And in what state can a minor file divorce papers on someone else's behalf?

[@cgamejewels]

I remember that.

[@dizzysdoings]

I was wondering if it was a follow up to that story.

[@sharyebethancourt3660]

It really does! 😂🤣

[@briannamcdaniel266]

You tell her Grace! Kudos to you! 👏🏾

[@sougotokiwa8439]

Absolutely

[@briannamcdaniel266]

@@sougotokiwa8439 She did that tho! Grace wasn't dealing with that shit! 👏🏾

[@sougotokiwa8439]

@@briannamcdaniel266 Amazing Grace! Hallelujah! Mackenzie needs prayer. 🙏

[@mysteryelysian]

I remember the 1st part of this story. Since they have about 5 or 6 other Channels I don't know if the 1st was on this Channel. Great story, glad there was an update.

[@Unstoppable_Unicorn]

Can you tell me where the other story is? I’m sure I heard it before but I can’t remember

[@pookiesis1465]

@@Unstoppable_Unicorn the bad daughter forged her step mother,s signature for the divorce papers. The bad daughter didn’t know that the step mom wasn’t her real mom. The father cheated on the step mom and the real mom stole money and took off

[@donnawarner6220]

I remember the original story. The names might be changed but the attitude is the same. She said terrible things to her mother. At thirteen she is old enough to understand what she did and take some responsibility for it. However much you love your child there are some things that can not be forgiven., especially if they show no remorse.

[@sharyebethancourt3660]

Makenzie’s dad says he’ll never cheat again. Sir, that’s literally the bare minimum!

[@elleramirez1373]

Every time I see videos of stuck up and entitled kids, I call my parents and tell them how thankful I am that they disciplined me

[@paulagoeringer9466]

Parents that genuinely love their kids want them to grow up to be amazing people who are liked, not horrible, spoiled brats that no one can stand to be around. Lazy, selfish parents just don't bother with discipline. If you love your kids you have their back and go the distance. You are blessed to have wonderful parents. I didn't, but I learned how NOT to raise a child. It's hard, but the chain of stupidity and abuse can be broken. I hope you and your parents have a wonderful and long life and you have great kids.🕊️✨

[@AcerNitroFive]

1. Wow! A conversation between 2 daughters! Something new, I say! LOL!!! 2. Makenzie, at 13 years old, being able to stalk her mother. I hope she won't grow up to be an evil Private Investigator!

[@earlmarshall6543]

Or worse. A politician!

[@AcerNitroFive]

@@earlmarshall6543 OMG! Spot on!

[@blender4464]

Makenzie, at 9, filing documents to have her parents divorced and it actually going through!

[@AcerNitroFive]

@@blender4464 Imagine what she would be capable of when she grows up..

[@sougotokiwa8439]

​@@AcerNitroFive Angelica Pickles without the redeeming qualities.

[@paden1865able]

No, back when they used to play hide and seek, her mother actually WANTED to find her. Now, she'd rather avoid the kid due to what she's done and still doing. I can't blame the mother.

[@RosiePosey5150]

I love love LOVE when they don't pull the " She's just a child" crap. When I was 13 the things I did would make anyone's hair stand up. My friends who have teens act like none of it ever happened 🙄

[@nonym3639]

Not Grace bashing the dad too😂👏

[@lindahill7315]

Good evening everyone. Wow out of the mouth of a child. Grace is wonderful

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

Good evening 👋🤗

[@The_Nightsong]

Grace sounds like such a sweetheart ❤️

[@nco_gets_it]

the truth is that actions have consequences, and the younger one learns that, the better off they will be.

[@twiceshy9773]

But if we never make mistakes then how do we learn from them?? It's kinda petty to hold a grudge against a child...lol I kinda felt sorry for McKenzie at the end...and Grace better make sure to never piss off "mommy" either or else she'll get the same treatment...the mom may have been wronged but she's not exactly "right" either

[@leannes1083]

@@twiceshy9773 yeah, I kinda had the same feeling. Although it's not just Mackenzie that mum is refusing to go back to, it's the cheating father and abusive relationship too. At 13, you are at the in-between age, and seeing as Grace is mature enough to know that everything Mackenzie did was wrong, Mackenzie should probably realise that too. Dad and daughter thought they would be set after kicking mum out for the mistress (who seems like a really great person herself, only wanting to date married men? How lovely/s😶🤨) the fact it has all gone wrong is on them. Because, at the end of the day, she helped her dad have an affair, helped him force her mum out and forged the divorce papers, and at 13 years old, you should have learned by now that actions have consequences. What Mackenzie did with the divorce papers was a literal crime, the fact mum let her and her cheating idiot ex husband get away with that should have been enough to know that they need to keep mum on their good side, and if that means going no contact? That means going no contact. Thai doe not mean that you can harass, stalk, charm, sweet talk or try to force your way back into your mums life, not after everything she helped her dad do. And you definitely do NOT stalk your step sister at school! Mackenzie is obviously a VERY troubled young girl (with her dad though, that's not surprising), who desperately needs help, but I can't find it in me to get mad at mum for walking away from her. What Mackenzie, and her dad, did was 100% totally unforgivable. Sometimes you have to be a little selfish and do what's best for YOU, even if it's only to protect your heart from more pain, protect it against someone you love, or loved, unconditionally, and from someone who is meant to love you too. At some point, there IS too much water that's flowed under the bridge, and it can sweep the bridge away. Sadly, at that point; there is no going back. I think that's where mum has got to. She's moved on and tried her best to heal and make a new life for herself. The fact she met and married a man with a daughter the same age as her own was probably just all down to luck and chance.

[@silverhammer7779]

As has been said here and elsewhere so many times...family is about a hell of a lot more than shared DNA 🙂

[@blender4464]

Not when it's your minor child

[@gottathinkupanewone]

Well, wow. That was some story! Little MacKenzie sound both very advanced on the one hand and very manipulative on the other. If she really did all those things to her mother, no wonder her mother has written her off.

[@mx9226]

Damn, Grace spitting facts.

[@sarahader8118]

Makenzie needed to hear that. Though she never listened

[@joeydemitro8976]

@@sarahader8118 MAKENZIE LOVE THE PAST AND ONLY THE PAST TOO

[@sarahader8118]

@@joeydemitro8976 seems like it. Also Makenzie should be thankful that her x-mother didn't call the police about the divorce papers

[@joeydemitro8976]

@@sarahader8118 SOPHIE AND MAKENZIE SHOULD GO TO JAIL FOREVER AND EVER AND FOR THE REST OF THEIR LIFE TOO

[@ruthmeow4262]

@@sarahader8118 Not really. As a minor she could get off with going to juvie, but with the divorce papers not being legal that would mean the current marriage isn't legal. Makenzie is apparently not smart enough to try to swing that in her favor.

[@vaklemptone4444]

Mackenzie needs therapy! I couldn't just throw away my child like that, she was brainwashed by her dad and greed!

[@sarahader8118]

Hate to say this, but like her father, Makenzie brought this on herself for being so rude, hiding her father's affair and choosing the mistress. But op could've helped regardless of her daughter's rudeness but I also kinda get where op was coming from. Words and actions have consequences. And Grace, really put Makenzie in her place.

[@joeydemitro8976]

THAT SOUNDS LIKE SOPHIE TOO AND SOPHIE AND MAKENZIE WOULD GET ALONG GREAT TOGETHER TOO

[@jamestown8398]

The best way to describe Makenzie's actions is "unforgivable". At this point OP is well within his right to disown the traitor.

[@iamyourworstnightmare]

@@jamestown8398 nothing is unforgivable

[@quix66hiya22]

@@iamyourworstnightmare you can forgive, as in no hard feelings, but still not reconcile to avoid backstabbing and betrayal in the future.

[@sarahader8118]

​@@joeydemitro8976 that is actually a scary thought in away

[@edmondallen9393]

This is a sequel of another text story. I remember the characters and the situations that they are referencing to. Awesome.

[@KCohere33]

Yeah, I remember it. The obnoxious daughter trash talking her mother until she finally left because the mistress was supposed to be more beautiful lol.

[@sarahader8118]

Which title of the story? The text story I mean 😅

[@Inuyasha4838]

What story is it?

[@TaigaShark-ij8oh]

The one where the child that forge the divorce. Where cheater Husband wants to please his AP who is obsessed with makeups and willing to spend his Child's saving on AP's expenses.

[@edmondallen9393]

@@TaigaShark-ij8oh yeah. That's the one I'm talking about.

[@FireDancerProduction]

Yay I got my wish! For a Part 2 story!

[@ilonavalenciasentoso5441]

Do you know where the 1st part of the story is?

[@argestinewarren2339]

This story is sad, the parents have messed up this child! Yes she likes money and the things it provides but I don’t read or hear anyone teaching her humility. Just so unsettling, I feel for the bio daughter she pulled my heart 😞

[@ashleynelson9731]

Love the update on this story. Thank you 😊

[@swagtastikal3867]

I got legit excited thinking this was a continuation of previous stories, like a sequel. But then I was like...usually there wasn't another child the same age of the traitor child. Still good.

[@75rmarine]

Grace, you are the real MVP.

[@dorothylloyd1804]

Thank goodness Grace isn't afraid to speak up

[@66DoodleGal]

Not all children are gifts from above

[@sithlordhibiscus9936]

By the way no child can or is even allowed to fill out divorce papers, much less file them. Her father had to have done it. I guarantee that no courthouse would see a child under 10 walk in alone filing divorce papers and not ask where her parents were. And then they'd call the police & CPS. There is something not being said that they didn't want a judge to hear because they'd have been charged with neglect.

[@joshuawinters7644]

Bless Grace's Heart, She May Not Be Blood Related To OP, But Still

[@luvshus]

I can’t imagine where this story took place. A tween forged the divorce papers? A quickie divorce with children involved? I’m kinda curious now about how divorces work in different countries, or even different states within the US. My sister had to be separated from her husband for at least a year before the divorce could be finalized because there were children involved, even with an amicable divorce.

[@feliciamabrey4108]

Lanet Gill Here in the states it would not go like this at all it wouldn't happen that fast with a child involved . No matter what the girl did the mother would still have to pay child support. I don't know what kind of trouble she would be in if it was found out she forged the signature she would have been really young . But as long as her dad had primary custody the mom would be paying child support. And since she did forge the moms signature that means she is still legally married to her first husband and not to her 2 nd husband so she is not Grace's legal step mom. Who ever wrote this story did a really bad job of it .

[@luvshus]

@@feliciamabrey4108 exactly this. I’m in Virginia and my sister was in Maryland when she was divorced. These stories always make me wonder about whoever writes these

[@AstridChristina79]

Here in Norway you have to be separated for a year, whether you have children or not, before the divorce goes through. I've always wondered about these quick divorces in these stories 🤔 can you get such a quick divorce if you don't have children? About the child support, the father said they didn't want it, so that makes it a private agreement. Does that mean she would have to pay anyway? That would not happen here. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@freespirit3891]

@@feliciamabrey4108 at 13:43 the ex wife said to Makenzie "you and your father told me that you didn't even want child support when you threw me out", so according to that, it would have been put in court papers, no child support (and father probably got full custody because she wanted to stay with him and mistress). Just because McKenzie wanted to go to private school, tough, she can go to public her mother doesn't have to pay.

[@noraturner8243]

In Florida the signatures have to be properly witnessed and signed at the courthouse in front of the clerk, but even so there has to be a hearing before a judge for the final judgment even in an uncontested do-it-yourself divorce proceeding. Separation is not required. The divorce is fairly quick but it depends on when the hearing can be scheduled -- it's not up to the couple divorcing; rather it depends on the judge's availability. However, if one of the parties to the divorce is not willing to sign the divorce papers, the divorce will still be granted. It only takes one signature. Forcing people to stay married against their will is not a thing.

[@sandrawilliams5594]

"......I can't believe mommie remarried...." LOL Priceless.

[@stephaniehoyland4901]

Grace seems to have got the good nature and brains from her step mother, to bad mackenzie got her father brains and nature

[@catsncrows]

McKenzie sounds like kind of a horror movie child

[@suelakkari8128]

I understand why the mom is mad and wants nothing to do with MacKenzie. But as a parent to a middle school child she does have responsibilities to the kid. If a father did this it would be all how terrible and deadbeat dad. She doesn't owe private schools and luxuries but some care. Even if it's returning her to her dad. Cutting off and completely disowning a 13 year old child is over the top. Now if she was 19 or so that's different.

[@vitaaviandhono2506]

I know this is very early into the video but Mr Lewis needs to get fired or some sort. Imagine that was my daughter, and HE lets in a strange girl into the apartment? Mr Lewis is gonna catch hands with me 😂

[@PlatinumRoseLady]

Grace is a fierce little tigress! Good girl!

[@Babbleplay]

A 13 year old who keeps calling her mother 'Mommy' has no room calling anyone else immature. They BOTH keep doing it, it's creepy.

[@Nikkimommyof4]

This another case of you can't have it both ways. Kids want to be treated like adults but when they make decisions that have serious consequenses they want mommy and daddy to fix it and make it all go away. They suddenly want to be treated like children that are shielded from the world. She used her hateful words and manipulative ways to get what she wanted and now sh'e regretting her actions because there are financial problems tied to those choices.

[@latonyamyers5814]

Happy Sunday everyone 💜💜

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

Happy Sunday 👋🤗

[@briannamcdaniel266]

Happy Sunday! ❤

[@lopsided518]

Makenzie is STILL A CHILD! The mother talks to her like a grownup, whatever happened to family counseling for mother and daughter?

[@cathyvickers9063]

How to tell your daddy you want him to remain broke & jobless without telling him: sabotage his job interview, get reported to the police, & bring unwanted attention from the authorities!

[@DarkKirby8976]

Ooof I bet Makenzie's dad blames her for ruining an important job interview

[@MamaSue]

So... this kid was like 9 years old when parents split? Mom is turning her back on her kid. She should have been the adult and come up with other solutions. Perhaps some kind of visitation? At 13, Mom should still step up.

[@cecejamesable]

Word and actions have consequences Makenzie. You can't nuke a bridge and then attempt to walk across it.

[@Topazman12]

Makenzie should learn to cook, clean and go to school and get a job and move away from her father.

[@sharyebethancourt3660]

Damn, Grace is a little badass in training! Love that for her!

[@sharyebethancourt3660]

Not Grace calling out Makenzie for sounding like an elementary school student! And her dad too! 👏🏾👏🏾😂🤣😭😭

[@zlatakelembet3680]

I don't know. It is true that Makenzie wasn't the best daughter, but if she is 13 now, how old was she when the divorce happenned? Can you really abandon her like that now. I don't even know if she could understand her choices when the divorce took place. Also, as a mother, I can understand abandoning an 18 old because she could take care of herself and earn money on her own. But a 13 old? Who has no means to survive on her own? Like there has never been any other teenager who have hurt her parents during a teenage stage. Not to mention if it really was her daughter who forged the divorce papers and kicked the mother out on her own - that is a f-ing smart child! Easily manipulated, as most of teenagers are, but stiil quite smart.

[@c-tha-man9463]

..."but Mommy". lmao When the (2) daughters started talking, I just busted out laughing! lmao

[@whofandb]

Mr. Lewis needs to keep his mouth shut. If someone says that the person is not a friend believe them. Mr. Lewis is a caretaker not her dad.

[@teresayates8274]

Teenagers don't call their mom "mommy". Other than that, good story.

[@stephanieP49]

Good evening everyone from Kentucky 🤗. I hope your day was great 🥰

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

Good evening. Enjoy the rest of your day my friend 👋🤗

[@stephanieP49]

@@bridgetdebourgh5698 thank you my friend and u do the same 🤗🥰

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

@@stephanieP49 👋🤗

[@spikesgirl9371]

Hello friend.

[@stephanieP49]

@@spikesgirl9371 hey 👋🏾 friend 🤗

[@pamelamitchell8789]

If she is 13 now how old was she when she supposedly forged the signature and filed the divorce papers? Given her mother got divorced, went through custody procedure, found a new guy, married, and became the mum of another child, it must have been some years ago! So a kid around say 10 did all those things? Crazy timeline! LOL

[@UniverQueen]

And here I was ... thinking about a situation where the new daughter puts the other daughter on her place... And you made it 😂!!!!

[@StoopidMonkeysMomma]

Honestly I really wish these people would announce how old these children are so we can get a time frame is Mackenzie 12 14 16 nobody knows

[@straightblackgirl]

16:53 and She is 13.

[@brendamartin9811]

Makenzie states she's 13 at 16:58, Grace states she is also 13

[@cecejamesable]

Seems you got your wish.

[@kukuluokalanianela7750]

She said 13

[@meh2510]

they both sound like they're about 6 though, phonetically speaking.

[@meh2510]

13? Both kids sound like they are in earlier elementary school, not high school freshmen. Jeez, I'd feel sorry for Makenzie, but the longer the video went on, the more she sounded like one of those creepy children from horror movies.

[@prakashholla7331]

Around 7:00 Makenzie ( a child at the time of the divorce ) goes to town hall and files the divorce papers on behalf of her parents and they accept them? Reminds me of the ancient TV series ( Dr Howser MD ?) where a very intelligent boy passes his MD at 15 and starts practising medicine! The next video from this production house will probably have a 6 year old preaching the virtues of family planning to her parents

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

Good afternoon 👋 It's 4:00 here but my body says it's later 😅 Enjoy the rest of your day 🤗 From Louisiana 🐊

[@stephanieP49]

I know the feeling my friend. It's 5:47pm here But my body is saying it's 11pm so go to bed 🤣

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

@@stephanieP49 😂😂😂

[@stephanieP49]

@@bridgetdebourgh5698 🤣🤣 plus I forgot about the time going back an hour so instead of me being up at 6am my body was actually up at 5am 🤣

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

@@stephanieP49 I made it all the way to work and went in before someone told me I was early years ago 😂😂

[@DCD762]

This stepdaughter is badass 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lindapettersson3023]

The exhusband is a really bad parent .He haved teach the daughter to stalk and force the exwife to come back.And Makinzie is gonna hurt Grace if Makinzie dosent been stop.She must see a specialist how can help her .And its best she came to a home that she would learn to behave like a good person.

[@yesterdayitrained]

The few stories like these, where minor children are not forgiven by their biological parents for things they can’t possibly understand, always unnerve me. Since these ‘text stories’ are fictional, that makes it a bit easier. However, I know minor children are sometimes treated this way in the real world too, so it still hurts.

[@blender4464]

Like the one where mom abandoned her kid because he chose to live with dad? But it's totally his doing, because she told her minor child that she would never have anything to do with him again if he stayed with dad! And then she gets to triumphantly refuse to help pay for college or whatever. Disgusting. And people root for this.

[@yesterdayitrained]

@@blender4464 Yes, I agree. It’s heart-breaking to listen to. It’s not a silly little story anymore, but an adult rejecting (and destroying) a young child. I’ve seen it happen IRL, and it’s genuinely traumatic, devastating, and completely unfair.

[@Melvin_Master_of_Rainbows]

When I was 13 I had long understood that actions have consequences. I also understood what forging was and even scolded a friend of mine for forging his parent's name on a field trip form (I was 12 when that happened the first time.) I think she came up with everything on her own since I was able to come up with devious plans at that age, but for the sake of the argument of her being manipulated by her dad, I also at 13 understood that sometimes people manipulate you and that if in a situation of being manipulated I may need to pretend to go along with it and then at first chance tell a parent/friend's parent/authority figure/police or even a friend what was going on and ask for help. It's hard for me to believe she didn't understand what she was doing. HOWEVER, I do think when Mackenzie is older her mom should give her a chance to reconcile and forgive her. But I get why she can't forgive her now- she is currently still being the same version of herself who forged the divorce signature and kicked her mom out. edit: typo

[@yesterdayitrained]

@@Melvin_Master_of_Rainbows I agree- age 12 (maybe 11). The ‘bad behavior’ in the story timeline started much earlier, at age 7 or 8. The actual story *takes place* when the girls are 13. We are talking a huge gap in understanding, maturity, and consequences in those 5 years.

[@ItsJadine]

I agree, I feel like mum should have taken her in. She needs some therapy sure but she’s only 13 jeez 🙈

[@zackerylamb9511]

Grace is an absolute beast. So young and a tongue as sharp as a razor.

[@_Carmen_28]

Okay, but if Makenzie is just 13 maybe you should get her a therapist

[@evaggelia-stylida]

I liked the chat between the girls.

[@silverkitsune1003]

Grace is one smart girl. Makes me wanna hug her. I was a smart cookie when I was 13.

[@ElledieWildAndFree]

If\\Mackenzie's father was fired for his affair, he's got a good case for an industrial tribunal

[@citadelofwinds1564]

Even at a young age, Makenzie is quite a practised manipulator. She will probably end up in a juvenile gang followed by juvenile detention and later racking up all sorts of criminal charges.

[@15MonsterCookie]

Ehhh I generally look down on people who abandon their minor children. They're pretty easily manipulated, and depending on how they grow up, they stay that way. It's so easy for parents to mess their kids up and when that's the case, they need stability and support. I think the mom should at least pay child support simply because that's still her child whether she likes it or not. What a loser.

[@helenaprudenciado4388]

Mackenzie ends up in juvie while being held back a year or two.

[@annaeller5884]

Op has the right to her feelings, but Mackenzie is still her child and a divorce won't change that. If the kid was an adult and did that it would be unforgivable, but she was only 9 or 10 and easily manipulated by her cheating father. Now Op has a new family and no time for her other daughter, that's cold.

[@tracycraft]

Drinking game:get a tall glass of water or favorite drink. Take a sip everytime the word "mommy" is spoken. Your belly will jiggle with lots of water at the end of this.

[@takohamoolsen2486]

If you can't forgive and forget, foreclose. And that's what the mom did on the ex-husband and daughter.

[@kwangsoo8570]

Mackenzie is such a brat but like she's only 13 as well... Her mind was poisoned by her father.. If she was like 17 already then it's too late already but if she's 13 maybe there's still some hope still?

[@sphiwemtshali2623]

I felt sorry for Mackenzie weirdly enough. For a child to be so calculative speaks a lot about one of her parents parenting . It's just her age that bothers me the most she is so young .

[@sougotokiwa8439]

Angelica Pickles...

[@timmeah]

Woah, this story is f****d up on so many levels...

[@W-EYE.O]

I don’t know if it’s just me but does this feel like a super dramatic family role play in bloxburg or roblox

[@BreeCrutch]

😂 😂 😂 @ 10:10-10:43! 😂 😂 Mama had no time for their foolishness and shenanigans! 😂 Mama told the kid to kick rocks without the shoes AND the socks 😂 edit: the high pitched voice and incessant 'mommy' is creepy as hell. 🥴

[@jacquerablack]

She’s her mother, no matter how bad she is, that doesn’t change, she should provide for her, she’s 13, she’s a child, pay for her to go to a really strict boarding school where she can learn to act like a decent person.

[@fablethewolf825]

What thirteen-year-old still uses words like 'mommy', 'daddy' and 'tattle'? Most seven-year-olds would consider themselves too grown-up for those words.

[@nikyawarren8331]

How is Mackenzie in middle school and still saying mommy?I stop saying mommy after elementary 😂😂😂

[@michelehenne2477]

Yeah, if the bio daughter was 17/18, I would understand the mother's actions more. She is a child. She I'd not grown. The mother's actions are despicable. The daughter is only doing what she has been taught. She is still a child. The mother is an adult. Also, who would believe an 11 year old's forged signature was the mother's signature? The mom is disgusting to be finding joy in her daughter's misfortunes. Was the child's actions horrible? Yes, but she was being led by the father and his mistress. The mother's refusal to forgive her and teach her the proper way to treat people is all on the mom. You don't throw children away.

[@cordncourtney9650]

Grace is an absolute mvp

[@darrenpayne150]

This is a difficult one. Obviously it's totally understandable that she would never want anything to do with her ex husband, but her daughter? This all seems a bit vague, she is 13 in this story, the new daughter has been with her 'mother' long enough to have fully accepted her as a mom. So how old was Makenzie when her parents separated? She must have been extremely young, so obviously her Dad manipulated her into doing everything she did. Surely, despite her behaviour, she is young enough to deserve a chance to be a part of her mother's life? She doesn't have to give her everything she wants, just be there as a mother.

[@redconvoy]

Is the second part to the one where she files the divorce papers? Love it!

[@sharyebethancourt3660]

“And if you do that, I’ll even treat you like my mom again.” Again, that’s the bare minimum hun.

[@melissakerber8287]

It’s so cringe every time “mommy” came out of Mackenzie’s mouth. She was obviously about 10 or so when she had the mind to forge her mother’s signature on the divorce papers. I guess some children really are just born rotten.

[@sithlordhibiscus9936]

Ugh, not to sound like Dr. Phil; Children can't make adult decisions and shouldn't have to. She wasn't and isn't capable of deciding anything, and instead of bringing up the past, as if talking to peer, she needs to be in control and mature, *like a parent*. *M and G are children. You are obligated to care for children.* She can change the way M is raised. She can not tolerate her attitude. She still needs to realize that a 6 year old can't decide to live with a mistress over her mother. In fact, she shouldn't even have known that her father had a mistress!

[@ktown8139]

This is the best one, ever.

[@littleragdollva2548]

Can you imagine if these channels swore more? 🤣Then we'd see some ACCURATE texts