I Need A DNA Test…Is My Sister Really My Mother?🤰👯The Trisha Goddard Show Full Episode

Meet several women who’ve waited years to confront their deadbeat dads! See how 23 year old Cordalyn’s life unravels she discovers that her sister Arora is actually her mother and Carol could possibly be her grandmother!
Talk show host Trisha Goddard explores and finds solutions for real people with real problems.
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[@Smokestacklightin]

It used to be a common practice for grandmothers to claim children of their unwed daughters.

[@GildaCharles-n7v]

I think DNA should be mandatory before anyone signs a birth certificate

[@fashamoore9322]

Yes, my sentiment exactly!

[@AjaQ-WatItDo]

And IDs checked as well apparently

[@barbara-dk7sp]

Agreed 💯 💯

[@ceejones6489]

It is law in Tennessee now, for un-wed people to have a DNA test before a man is put on a DNA test. I hope other states adopt that law.

[@michellemcgee1010]

What people don't understand is not knowing who you are is a big part on how you see yourself. IT MATTERS.

[@vw1649]

Exactly...

[@robincottrell5615]

When you got selfish people are caught up in their own selfish sex escapades they don't care about how it effects people. I know a person that went through that. They had to start sending cups and straws to the dna lab in Ohio to bring out the truth. The lab does relationship test from saliva on items.

[@reneejohnson662]

I agree!

[@noreply3424]

They used the first girls story to make people watch till the end. They assumed people would stop watching if they played the other ones first or the minute the first story went off. What does that tell you?

[@junemai8036]

@@noreply3424just skip to the end miss lazy 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@faithgift]

The story of a sister who turned out to be a mother got me in tears😭🇱🇸

[@stephaniehogue6442]

I didn't find out who my mom was until I was 15 and pregnant. My grandmother and grandfather legally adopted me from their baby daughter and I never knew. Always thought my uncles, aunt and mom were my siblings. I wasn't mad but I felt some type of way because my bio mom had my brother, sister and 2 adopted kids that she raised. I had a great life though.

[@faithgift]

@@stephaniehogue6442 ❤👌🏼 bless you dear

[@sexytize3638]

I know exactly how she feels my mother gave birth to me when she was 16 and I thought she was my sister until I was 10 years old.

[@Riva2025]

People don't realize how much they shorten their own lives with lies.

[@justbeingme-83]

My grandmother watched me and tended to me so much when I was a little one, I thought she was my mom. I got in trouble one day and my mom put a whooping on my back side. My mom was so young when she had me. I told my grandma in tears, "maaa that girl whooped me!" She said, "that's your mama baby." I was still pissed b/c she didn't know me like that to be touching me lol. Naw, she was still in high school. I barely saw her. I started paying more attention to her though after that whipping. Getting up to see where this young girl was going every morning. Bless her heart she was still in school and went to college as well. I love her to the moon. ❤️

[@B1Speech]

As a mother of a child raised by my parents, I understand this woman’s situation.. My parents wanted me to continue my college education so they took my son..They raised him to be an exceptional young man and he saw them as his parents..He always knew that I was his biological mother and because I didn’t raise him he is my only child..I have struggled to have a relationship with him after the death of my parents because he sees me as only his sister..I can’t undo the past but I will always be waiting on him because it is his choice..I thank my parents for being wonderful parents to him and myself..THIS SITUATION IS NOT UNCOMMON IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY..

[@sharonbrown5755]

Woww this suppose to be hard for you,but thank God 🙏 he knew u was his mom,hope n pray that's he will come around 🙏 n have a awesome relationship with u❤️❤️

[@sherei9530]

No not uncommon but your parents could have lets you co-parent until you were fit to handle thing on your own.

[@gloriamcnair1013]

​@@sharonbrown5755You are correct my kids uncle in their fathers side was raised as the baby of the family it was only when he was mid 30's that he found out. My kids father found out when he lived with his grandmother and she got into an argument with the guy she was dating and he told the both of us that #### was not his uncle but his brother. Fast forward 10 years I was married to another man but still lived in the neighborhood he came crying and ask me because his new found brother said I knew. I denied I knew or heard it. that was family and not mt business. It was confirmed by his mom she even called me to explain. I told her I was never gone mention it to anyone. It was out

[@lashondasigee3370]

When you graduated school were you not able to get your son back and raise on your on ?

[@lakishaarrington7573]

This is confirmation from the Lord I was just talking to a friend about this. I am the first grandchild and my grandparents raised me. I knew my mom and I was taught against her by all the stories I heard but truthfully she was too young to be strolling me around so I was where I needed to be. She came back to get me but I was programmed to stay with my grandparents. It was a battle me and my mom didn’t get along because I didn’t look at here like my momma I looked to my grandmother. But today we have a different story we talk everyday and we’re so much closer thanks to God for fixing our relationship!!!!!

[@bossqueen4944]

I can see if she was a child having a child, but she was 21!!! Crazy!

[@joyricherson4570]

Doesn't mean she was mature

[@treasuretv1]

20:50 Billy's DNA test results 31:36 Paul's DNA test results 35:31 Arora's lie detector test results 37:44 Arora's DNA test results

[@ashleymiddleton147]

Thanks

[@MelixaMihawk]

U the MVP ❤THANKS

[@heathermatthews8286]

Look at you out here doing the Lord's work!! Thank you 👏👏

[@teahar247]

Thank you

[@beautifulqueen4291]

Thanks

[@marvercadette6039]

I don't think any child should be lied to no matter the circumstances especially when it concerns that child's paternity. Every child deserves to know who their parents are good or bad. For the ones who have done this, was it worth the toll on the family??? The heartbreak, the distrust, the confusion, the pain. Sometimes the good old truth will set you free indeed.

[@jesciapatterson244]

I agree with you. I am an adoptive mom and I have told my babies(since birth) that their Mom was so generous and selflessto gift them to us (they are very young). I am thankful that she had them and I asked for pictures of her for them when they get older but didn’t get any yet. You can’t hide where someone comes from, their culture , and heritage. It’s selfish. They deserve to know. I think people who hide it are thinking about their feelings but who cares about your feelings! Why would you want someone to feel like a piece of them was missing or to have questions?? They deserve the best despite what struggles that parent might have had. In my case she just wanted her babies together and we have done our best to keep all three of them together. I hope that they have the chance to meet her one day and thank her for giving them life.

[@corneliabrothers4587]

I agree. I grew up with a sister that is really my cousin, but then I found out that I was adopted, me and my twin brother. Was lied too my whole entire life. I don’t know anything about my real family and that hurts really bad.

[@marilynhall7737]

​@corneliabrothers4587 Try Ancestry DNA and go find your relatives. At least if you find a cousin, that would be helpful. You'll have some connection to who you really are. All the best to you.

[@MarikaMedia]

​@@corneliabrothers4587I'm sorry this happened to you.

[@heatherjohnson-raeburn4078]

When your teenage child comes home pregnant it was the norm to send her to a distant family and the child comes home a few years after as a relative child

[@alimantado373]

Societal pressure / embarrassment instead of the truth!

[@sheilanorris2663]

At 21 she wasn't a teenager and she already had a child! I'm sorry but I just don't get the cover up.

[@tingztakstym9269]

A lot of people are suffering because of their mothers💔💔

[@fallhasfellboo8430]

Poor upbringing of a lot of the men in society today that’s really all it balls down too

[@VivetteWilliamson-f3v]

So true,I'm such one person

[@tingztakstym9269]

@@VivetteWilliamson-f3v sorry dear, i hope you get answers to your questions asap

[@alimantado373]

@@VivetteWilliamson-f3v Millions are!

[@kaleahcollins4567]

Grow up. WHERES THE MEN IN THE SITUATION

[@nelda7071360]

I don't think no child, regardless of how young or how old they are, should be denied to know who their father (or mother) is.

[@alimantado373]

Tell that to mothers who instigate a separation at a whim.

[@mariajames5884]

@troylewis2003 I disagree..if a child is conceived as a result of a Rape, I don't think the child should be told..this information shouldn't be shared

[@nelda7071360]

@@alimantado373 Not all women keep their children from their fathers. Some fathers do want to be in their children's life and some. Fathers don't carry their blessings under their heart for 9 months, so therefore they don't have that love like mothers do. But I, was a mother who wanted the father to be in my children's live. He chose not to but my children knew that they can depend on me. So really, no father needed. We didn't have a lot but we were happy.

[@Solutions3000]

​@@mariajames5884 What happens, when the child starts asking about the father?

[@mariajames5884]

@Solutions3000 You figure it out..your duty as a parent is to protect your child from all harm if possible

[@Shersher41]

She is telling the truth. The secrets and lies are too much of a burden.

[@belindalee4626]

I don't understand why you can't just complete one story at a time. This is crazy back and forth

[@mmeme5861]

Very crazy

[@patriciataylor2661]

I started watching but stopped for this very reason. I don’t have 40 minutes to watch this whole episode.

[@Nicola-bj4lf]

Crazy

[@sharonbrown5755]

Was saying the same thing also,have to wait so long to get each results it frustrating to watch

[@RAET302]

Yea exactly 😩🤦🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@Macsdaug]

Secrets like these are traumatizing. My family keeps all kinds of secrets. To my knowledge we had at least two people that had rumors about parentage. I HATE this crap.

[@leotajackson5602]

Kids these days don't understand the truth of our relationships with our parents. They told us to do something we didn't question it because we knew better

[@fibonaccibrown9711]

Yall just don't know how common the sister-mama is...........The elephant in the room is that having to lie about your daughter with your mother and call your daughter your sister has got to take a toll on the soul and they never connected it to mother's drug use

[@mistystevenson6539]

I was thinking the same thing. She said she was in school, and her drug use probably didn't start till after that. When you let thing fester, they eat away at you.

[@alisonmungin3226]

I was thinking the same.😮

[@DebiQ1830]

I have not watched yet, but Cordalyn is BEAUTIFUL.

[@broadnax28]

The young lady who found out that her sister is her mother, I pray for healing for them. Because the biological mother was on drugs, I’m happy that she left her daughter with the grandmother a safe space than to allow her to see all the negative situations that she could have been exposed to.

[@monicawright9197]

But she didn't because she said she was raised in foster care so why even go through all that just to let the system raise her

[@Passion85031]

She wasn’t in a good place she was in the foster care system we don’t know what she’s been exposed to

[@jesussaves4142]

I don’t know where the first family is from. But in the south, they used to do stuff like that all the time. The mother will say that the daughter child with her own. To protect the image of the daughter. Because having a child outside wedlock was seen as a shameful thing. I am so glad that this family finally knows the truth.❤

[@plainjaneofalltrades3853]

Sometimes people do drive and spiral out of control due to trauma like this…. Including MORE lies and addiction. I’m happy for her finding out about the results. ❤

[@lrussell6668]

It would be Better to finish one story before jumping to the next

[@bmj9221]

Damn this family secrets, I can't understand why why they have to keep a secret so long. It's so hurtful, believing your sister is actually your mom.

[@alethiacampbell1365]

Righttt

[@cokeycookie]

I almost spit out my drink when she called him a fool! 😂😂😂 reminded me of the Jeffersons.

[@systagurrl4754]

How could the mother and the daughter be in the hospital at the same time under the same name…. Someone is lying….

[@etiennemind4703]

they didn't say they were in the hospital at the same time. they were pregnant at the same time. the mom probably lost the twins first, then they came up with the plan and didn't tell anybody about the miscarriages.

[@TerreiaHamer-mp5ws]

I don't see how they could have pulled it off plus you can't have 2 full term babies to pull this off

[@scorpiocara6798]

I think her sister is her mother

[@ginawise2824]

If aurora mom Carol wanted her baby. Why was she raised in foster care?

[@kaleahcollins4567]

Illness

[@cgargoddess]

Good question

[@etiennemind4703]

She wasn't. Her siblings were.

[@ariamason9324]

@etiennemind4703 she said she was in foster care for 8 yrs, then after she turned 18 she returned home.

[@johnathanjakesjr775]

​@@ariamason9324very true she did say she came back when she was 18 from foster care

[@carolharris5455]

😢😢😢😢😢 Arora trusted her mom. Mom was selfish in wanting a baby but also knew Arora couldn’t raise her so sad

[@SeattleJen_]

Even though Trisha was only on for 2 years and ended in 2014, this is still timely. I remember watching these type of shows through the 90s. After the soaps, from 3 pm to 5 pm, every day. The more salacious the better. Now I watch and think 'WHY would anyone go on these shows!" but thank you Nosey for airing these full episodes for so many years!

[@andriamsimpsonrussell]

I was raised by my maternal grandMOM since birth, I didn't learn who my mother was until I was five years old when my mother left her then husband and dumped her two young sons at (her mothers) my MOMS house and moved from NYS to San Diego, California for six months. At five years old I had no clue what "She's your mother" actually meant, my only concern was being able to play with the two younger boys (my half-brothers). At 55 years old, I have minimal contact with my mother and I was with MY MOM when she passed away unexpectedly waiting on blood tests while I was filing her nails. My relationship with my mother has been strained my entire life even though I tried A LOT but the turning point was when my mother told me that it was MY FAULT I WAS BORN. I was conceived on prom night in 1967 when my mothers was 16 and I was born two months after my mother turned 17, six months later she walked out to be with her first husband because she had gotten pregnant again. The trauma and confusion that is inflicted on the child lasts a lifetime, LIES last a lifetime.

[@AngelaBurse]

How she uses her moms name at the same time her mom was in the hospital having twins .

[@NadiaJohnson-ej3fu]

im pretty sure it was very easy to do back then

[@fernitabryan6044]

Back then mothers named their daughter after them. My mother is Doris jean and my grandma is Doris May

[@etiennemind4703]

I don't think they were in the hospital at the same time. The mom miscarried and didn't tell anyone. Then passed the new baby girl on as hers when she was born.

[@joyricherson4570]

​@@NadiaJohnson-ej3fuback then? They aren't a hundred

[@NadiaJohnson-ej3fu]

@@joyricherson4570yes back then just like i said! didn't say they were 100 is you cool? learn the meaning and of back then and stfu

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

Can we bring Trisha back? She was a fabulous host.

[@lifeasjaidior5238]

She was okay .. It always bugged me how she let them read the answers but she gotta be over your shoulder.. I’m glad she’s off air

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

​@@lifeasjaidior5238 Trisha could relate to some of these mothers because she didn't know who her own father was. Plus she was so compassionate with the guests. Yes, it was a little weird that she let them read the results, but some of these talk show hosts are trying to create a "signature" them. Nobody wants to be Maury copy cats. I believe Karamo does the same thing as Tricia except he doesn't stand behind them.

[@tonioy.n.k5684]

​@@pollyannaprinciple5860yes, I love Karamo. He gets deep..

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

@@tonioy.n.k5684 .Karamo's show replaced Maury's show. Tricia had her own show. She did not replace anyone. Just because she is Black doesn't mean it's a contest between Tricia and Karamo. They are both their own people with their own unique styles. I'm guessing Karamo would not appreciate your comment. You give flattery to Karamo while throwing a Black woman under the bus.

[@katherineheffley]

I had a friend that in the late 70s give her baby too her mom. We all belived the baby was her little sister my friend never said a word to any of us until just 2 years ago when her mom past away she wanted everyone to know she was her daughter not her sister. It all makes scenes she always had the little girl with her. We was tould she was babysitting we all help her we all loved the little girl so you never know who keeping stuff in the closet you just may find out you're brother is really your brother

[@sharonswaby5438]

😅

[@annabeaulne2541]

My best friends brother was actually her Nephew and her Sister was his Real Mother. He grew up calling his Grand Mother Mom and his real Mom moved to the States got Married and had another Child who this boy thought was his Niece. My Friend came to tell me they were going to tell him the Truth as to Who is Real Mother is. So I said I hope she doesn't leave him here because that will devastate him like he is not good enough to be in her Family. Sure enough that's exactly what she did , she told him your my Son then walked out the door with her 3 yr. old daughter in hand back to California like all was Ok for this 12 yr. old boy. Sad state we live in with DNA and parents.

[@joyricherson4570]

😮😮😮

[@msj793]

My grandparents raised me and I thought my dad was my brother until an aunt finally told me the truth. I went through a whole mental breakdown. Don’t do this yall. Tell kids the truth.

[@carlasovain]

I felt like I was watching a scene from a Tyler Perry movie😮

[@shaunte_jackson]

Billy is not off the hook, why he wait 30 years to find that she was not his daughter. He still might have to finish paying child support because he signed the birth certificate and because it might be too late.

[@lakeshavallejo7889]

Why was it so important for her sister to prove that he wasn't the father?

[@scorpiocara6798]

That polygrapher is still around lol

[@TheeHuntress]

When I was about 16 (in the 90s,) I was very shocked to find out that a girl my age was being raised as her daughter's big sister. I thought that was something they did way before our time. Although the teen girl was promiscuous, I really felt bad that that was the only way her parents thought to help her. She was still in the household, sneaking out with boys at night. They did not do any justice for her OR her baby, who saw everything. I wonder if she ever found out that her 'sister' was really her mom. She would be in her late 20s-early 30s now.

[@CurlyCrowie]

I am a bit older than you. At about the same age I realised that several of my friends' young aunts/uncles were actually their siblings. I heard the older aunts talking and they mentioned several people we knew. I never said a word cos I was eavesdropping. But over the years the truth emerged. Even now I have flashbacks of convos i overheard when I was very young and ever so often I hear of the truth coming out. The older ladies didn't know how much of our 2nd language I understood ever since I can remember 😂 cos they never spoke it with me or taught me..

[@peggyklaussner6249]

WOW... The woman that found out her sister was her momma... she has me bawling at work...

[@zyvo3582]

Life is real, people will never learn overlooking family secrets!

[@perfectlyimperfect9129]

Why would anybody agree to lie about something like that, especially at the age of twenty one ? She was an adult, And why would she wait this long to say something ? If she really is her mother and she didn't tell her way before, now she should never said anything, Why wait until her mother is dying to say something ? Any man that actually cared about a girl who he thought with his daughter for twenty seven years Would have Emotional and what if at least given her a hug and told her he still loved her whether he was her dad or not , I believe he only did it because he once off the hook for the money he owes. I feel bad for her. Her mom lied to her ,her so called dad didn't even care about her !! SHAME on both of them! I hope she finds her dad and he's a good man !

[@khadijahabdullah852]

We often forget that WE ARE HUMAN!!! And nobody should place such high standards of perfection on any other human being WE all make mistakes and choices even the most life altering decisions but we have to first listen try to understand and place ourselves in that persons shoes… I use to hold soo much anger against my parents but then they told me their story and now that I am a parent I Understand have forgiven them and love them and respect them dearly for the many sacrifices I hadn’t a clue they made for Me and my brothers….

[@stephaniechavarria4654]

I was lied to about who my father was i am scared to have the other "man" tested and I'm sure he doesn't have long to live

[@ditto6330]

Every Child deserves to know who their Both parents are?

[@Newlight87]

Idk why her grandmother wouldn’t tell her the truth this happens alot in the black community and it’s hurtful never the less

[@deborahkizer4664]

Hazel eyes can run to the family for Generations blue green yellow oranges Generations

[@deborahkizer4664]

But because of her mother losing her babies and her not being able to care for another child after her grief I do believe her mother would have helped her. It's just heartbreaking how heartbreaking😢

[@yvettekinchking8838]

Lie detector is not fool proof

[@alimantado373]

thats why it is not admissable in , real life cases.

[@theempoweredlife4415]

In regard to the sister who turned out to be the mother, moving forward requires forgiveness. Not keeping account of wrong doing. So I pray that her daughter has the right support system as she moves forward from this moment. People who will promote love and forgiveness; and not people who keep finding something to be wrong and upset about.

[@sidneycooper]

I have NEVER heard of this show! I'm instantly hooked!😮

[@Solutions3000]

She is the Trisha who guest hosted for Maury, when he was away. Sometimes she co-hosted, too.

[@scorpiocara6798]

Is aurora not gorgeous or what

[@imhere8380]

My heart went out to Bill. In that moment of truth, he lost his family. Tragic. As for that mother, how toxic she is. See what sleeping around does...it destroys lives sooner or later.

[@nataliemscrzysxycoolharris]

I couldn’t do this. I’m not going to search for any parent that hasn’t acknowledged me from the beginning. He/She should be looking for me.

[@Cannabidragon]

Unless they don't know about you....

[@LoletaDominguez]

​@@Cannabidragon😂❤❤❤😂❤

[@karr1111]

Totally agree

[@mauveletteburchell606]

Exactly 💯%.. She gave her kids up! I wouldn't look for her with my precious time. These women keep have unprotected sex bringing in unwanted children in the world and expect other people to raise them, then later when the kids grows up they automatically acknowledging that the kids belong to them. I'm tired of seeing these deadbeat egg donors with their crocodile 🐊 tears on stage with every excuses in the world why they didn't raise their biological children themselves.

[@alimantado373]

Depends on what your parent has told you about the other partner male/female. Im waiting for my daughter to contact me , if ever, when it took me 25 years to track down my ex partner after dissapearing to New Zealand from the United Kingdom London with my child ( my only child). I even have 2 grand children who dont know me Every situation is not the mans fault. And under law, men dont have a chance. All I could do is leave the ex partner all my familys contact details in two countries, in case of medical emergencies. I tried and was shut down asking the mothert to take a DNA test. I was told that I was not needed. Just a sperm donor. Many women are like this, they are not the fairer sex at all! I wasted so many years of my life on women in relationships.

[@ditto6330]

This parents out there who are making children need to start been and making them responsible for their children. It doesn't only take a one parent. Then they wouldn't have to be dependent on the system or on one working parent?They need to open their eyes and realize how their children are hurting? They need to start off with Honesty! And taking full responsibility for their Beautiful families.

[@KardboardKenny]

i love shows like this. it gives me waaaaay more respect for my parents, who actually worked to stay happily married for 40+ years before the Old Man's passing. thanks, Mom and Pop.

[@SylviaA-d5l]

Lies have a way of coming out.😮

[@raggydoll0189]

this was pure comedy 😂😂😂😂😂, wish i could give you 30 more 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Skywalker29]

My grandmother passed with the same secret and we never found out the truth and I believe it is

[@MarikaMedia]

Can you get a paternity test to see?

[@TonyL-sf9tp]

In most US. states once you are judged to be the father you are on the hook for child support EVEN if you prove later the child is not yours.

[@KardboardKenny]

you are correct. here in SC, my x-bro-in-law had DNA, the testimony of his x-wyf, her kids real dad and still had to pay for 18yrs. the judge told him, the kid was conceived during you marriage and the law says you are the father, DNA be damned. we need mandatory DNA at birth.

[@Rob-sjdp4]

all this back and forth between the situations is somewhat distracting for watching

[@sarabrant723]

Iit happened alot bac in the day that women would have kids and give them to he mom to raise as their child and they grow up like sisters..

[@hangingwithgwammy6228]

The second one tripped me out. 😂😂😂😂😂 The mom and dad was funny.

[@Wanda-c6n]

WILD THIS IS SO SAD, MY SISTER MY MOM PLEASE GET TO RESULTS. HOW DO THEY GO ON?

[@mamiebryant9064]

I started watching this to find out one thing and they showing me three or four other stories before we find out if the girl is the mother or the sister this is ridiculous I won't be watching anymore this Trista stuff again

[@TheeHuntress]

😂This is how they string us along for views 😩

[@kaleahcollins4567]

Alot of people lived like this jack Nicholas grew up that way as well

[@vlasee5400]

Hope people can now see how important fathers are in the children's life. No matter how old they get, there will always be that void and uncertainty they will grow up with.

[@dorrellclarke4887]

Just when I think the first story was coming to a final, it switched to another and got me confused. This is really zig jog😮

[@gracea4229]

This is so sad. May God heal their hearts.

[@mattiepayne5326]

Oh, you guys watched the original show 😊

[@juanitacollins9222]

I don't understand her I had three kids I had a hard time taking care of them but I did it they never went hungry.they always had a nice place to live .I had it hard but I kept my children

[@etiennemind4703]

were you on drugs, too? that changes things. ALOT.

[@Kenneediii]

y’all are two different people and every one has their own trials and tribulations

[@theresacormier2666]

Because back in the day unwed mothers were taboo!!

[@cayennepepper242]

I understand this so well

[@Thebeatofdiamonds]

In the fist case I can bet anything she prob had her own fathers baby.

[@TheeHuntress]

🤔 I never thought... but good point 🥲

[@ilenemuise5567]

That's to close genetically,she would have some problems if she was a product of incest.

[@joyricherson4570]

Definitely possibly

[@yolandpollonais5190]

I agree finish one story instead going back and forth.😊

[@Erickajaderuelas]

Thank Goodness Danielle's aunt came to comfort her because her mom, the hostess & the man didn't even give her a "there, there" pat.

[@AnointedOne555]

I found out when I was 28 years old that the man I thought was my grandfather turned out to be my Uncle, he is my Dad's brother.

[@Smokestacklightin]

With all this streaming I can never find any of these court shows or day time shows. Where are they?

[@deloreanwhite8494]

Please post Steve Wilkos and Jerry Springer @Nosey

[@alkalinelifestyle638]

No woman would claim a child is there’s knowing deep down it’s not the truth. There’s absolutely nothing to gain from that!!!

[@majorsolutionsllc]

I am just crying so hard for these folks😪It does matter. My sister and I have different dads and we were raised by family members because my mom was young. I never knew my dad or seen pictures. My sister knew her dad a little. I asked my aunt about my dad because my mom won't telll me anything? She said, ask your mom. What's the deal? I am an adult. I have a wonderful life and an amazing son. Why won't she tell me? I don't get it. When they don't tell you...they need to realize they make it more about them and less about you.

[@kiarrabrown1227]

Do a ancestors kit or 23 and me

[@elizabethprouddolllover641]

Sides for genetics illnesses that could be passed down, and to know not to engage with people to prevent incest. I see no point in finding family who wants nothing to do with me. Adopted and all😅side note when they say you didn't do nothing anyway, they basically saying yea its a possibility not the daddy

[@queenayacodobae9421]

I thought Donahue was dead. After watching this show, it looks like Donahue's ghost is alive. This is cruel, insenstive and dangerous.

[@tinadrummer7591]

Not to take away from any of these heartfelt stories but Coralyn looks like a Thelma from Good Times..

[@thelady71]

Paternity/maternity secrets only hurt the child who was allegedly supposed to be protected.

[@cmen0me]

All this is down to is , if grandma leaves a will ,she will be first in line for any inheritance, and her sister mother ...wouldn't have any rights because she became sister to grandma instead of being her daughter.

[@gracea4229]

Back in those days, mothers were very embarrassing my children out of wedlock, and they lied!! That wasn't right.

[@chedebnam6025]

How could Bill be so unemotional towards the young lady?

[@maryidris4372]

"thank you for wasting 30 years of my life" " wish i had 30 more"😂

[@titiadeleke1970]

Why not finish one story before getting to other story! Confusing!

[@pltsg1]

It's so many wives/mothers just hoping their husband/father's do not get a inclination to go out in get a DNA Test. I believe leave it would turn this world up side down.

[@imeletasanileva1024]

Why do you jump from one story to another without completing one first????

[@JosetteLandeau-fh9do]

Ikr. They do it to make the viewers feel more curious/ interested in watching the whole show😂

[@jnylaking4471]

It’s sad that these type of situations happen more than we think😢

[@ishekamiller]

Please complete a story before starting another. I have to fast forward to the results.💯🇯🇲

[@MrMystri]

Danielle wailing and bawling yet her eyes still dry like biscuit

[@Sweetiesplanet]

The same thing happened in my family with my cousin. My sister and I told him when we were children. Why my mother told us, I don't know...just being messy probably hoping we'd eventually tell him and we did. The day it happened, my aunt (grandmother's sister) his grandmother pretending to be his mother told him it wasn't true and told him to tell us to come upstairs but we didn't. My mother was up there too and she didn't tell us to come up. She was probably sitting there looking innocent while smiling on the inside. Anyway, that was over 50 years ago and he knows but I never found out how it unraveled. His sister (mom) was about 14 when she had him so I guess his grand thought that was the right thing to do which makes no sense to me.

[@natalyacarter8654]

If you don’t want to watch the whole thing to find out the first episode results, skip to 34:43

[@Macsdaug]

Why do people lie that? Secrets destroy families.

[@AmyLeeAngelLove]

32:26 Not true at all. Where did you hear that from Trisha? If I'm yelling and screaming, it's because I'm right, the person is getting on my nerves, and I'm ready to swing.

[@nita8401]

I started to watch Aurora's case it didn't finish and came onother case! I didn't get it,why can't you just finish one case at a time!!!!