Too Embarrassed to Invite Friends Over | The Hoarder Next Door S1 EP 3 | Only Human

Stelios Kiosses and his team tackle the excesses of former Coronation Street actress Tricia Ford (Pauline Walsh), whose house is infested with rats, making her too embarrassed to invite friends over. The psychotherapist also meets a jazz enthusiast whose burgeoning music collection has left his girlfriend with no room to stay.
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[@denisecarpenter2981]

This is the first hoarder show where I laughed a lot. Thank you Julie. “If a robber broke in they’d start cleaning the house!” 😂

[@thandoc3934]

you cheeky...imagine u find the bugler still cleaning

[@alisonalibongo3177]

😂🙈

[@picheepie018]

O

[@cookiekirkland8689]

I agree I was rooting 4 Tricia so bad!! And I loved her friend for sticking with her, true friend. ♥️♥️

[@pummaandfriends509]

Haha...I start to laugh when she said "That's our rat" 😆 lol

[@gorgon2385]

I'm so happy that this show doesn't put the hoarders on display like other shows I've seen. When I watch other shows, it feels like they're really just there to shame the people and then clean their stuff without actually helping them. But I think it's great that this show promotes compassion and teaches people that there are proper ways to help people who become hoarders. If I were a hoarder and I watched this, I think I might be encouraged to reach out to someone for professional help.

[@songwolf108]

Coming from a shame based society makes it that much harder to heal...

[@B_Bodziak]

If you'll notice, the US versions have homeowners in a crisis situation. They're usually about to lose their homes. So, they have to clear the homes first and offer them aftercare funds to continue therapy and organization learning.

[@cookiekirkland8689]

Yes they actually give them individual tools to change their lives. Also the process is 6 weeks not 3 days or 1 week like most hoarders shows.

[@MsMoonDragoon]

@@B_Bodziak no, they don't offer them any aftercare or actual therapy. this is why 90% of the people on US hoarders relapse. they only get a small talent fee for being on the show, and only because in certain states its the law.

[@judylloyd7901]

@@MsMoonDragoon One US show I've watched a lot, A&E, offers after care for the hoarder and sometimes for family members as well. It's quite often an urgent situation, but not always, and it's only over about 4 days, with on-the-spot counselling.

[@jenguinofdoom4747]

Julie is a fantastic human: says it like it is and ready to jump in without her friend even asking.

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

But they should wear protecting masks when startingto move around the dust with mousepee!

[@judylloyd7901]

@@johannas.l.brushane2518 Rat pee!! 🤢

[@uddelhexe3545]

The husband David...he seems like a person that is a part of the things that hold this woman back to move on. He will not be able to really cope...because if she heals and moves on, he has to move on too. And that means finding own purpose and not just blaming her all day and have an own journey. Sometimes people, despite liking each other, are not good for each other.

[@UsernameUnkwn21]

What a HUGE ASSUMPTION😅

[@brigidspencer5123]

@@UsernameUnkwn21not helpful are you?

[@dbentleyto95]

Stelios is a jewel. I love his style.

[@mercedesehmsen9674]

Oh yes. Always styled

[@venumames6921]

Love his style and personality too. Pity he is not here in Greece lol

[@mj44190]

Yes he is remarkably insightful and creative in his treatment

[@camrenwick]

I loved Julie for being an honest, true and helpful friend. A rare treasure to have.

[@koisneurotypical]

There are a few differences with the UK version of Hoarders (when compared to the US version). The UK version really focuses on therapy and helping the individual. The US version only devotes the very beginning (and end) to therapy with giant dumpsters and moving vans and "junk trucks" taking over the Hoarder's home. It's just very interesting to compare and contrast the two versions. The UK version also focuses more on relationships and people as well (and not on the mess, if that makes sense). I enjoy both shows, but I find myself feeling more uplifted after watching the UK version! :)

[@B_Bodziak]

The US version has people who are in a crisis and about to lose their homes. They are limited to clearing the house first and then doing therapy afterwards. None of the homeowners on the British shows are faced with the city condemning their houses or having adult services called.

[@D-me-dream-smp]

The UK version maintains the humanity of the hoarder and demonstrates how there is often a root cause rather than presenting the person as bad or useless.

[@judylloyd7901]

@@D-me-dream-smp The American hoarder shows I've watched have shown compassion for the people suffering from the mental health issues which are at the root of the hoarding, with ongoing therapy offered.

[@cookiekirkland8689]

I totally agree the UK version focuses on all the "What, When, Why, Where's" in 6 weeks or longer. It allows the viewers to really get to know the hoarders and join their journey.😍🤗☺️😊🧱🏘🏚🏠

[@olgakim4848]

@@D-me-dream-smp ...rather than presenting the person as bad or useless.... The US version does this? No it does not! What are you spewing about? Why do you feel the need to blatantly lie?

[@MarianneMcVeigh-xz2yv]

I really love Stelios. He genuinely cares for his Clients and treats them with kindness, in a gentle, helpful way. I am so happy these hoarders regained their space and peace of mind.

[@sophirichmanfletcher4657]

Trish is very fortunate to have Julie as a friend; I'm not impressed with the husband. Poor lady had to ask him if he was proud, ask him for validation, and for all we know, he didn't lift a finger during the process. I love the bursts of color and the art on display. I hope she stays strong. Paul's declutter was impressive!! His place looks great.

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

The husband has probably had to put up with her mess for years, and he's sick and tired of it. I've known marriages to end because of extreme hoarding; These individuals are a nightmare to live with.

[@thegameplanapp7756]

Right?!?? I can’t believe how absent the husband was!!! They should have made breaking it off with him a part of the show! He sucks!!

[@ItzzFranziii]

Julie is adorable...I instantly fell in love 🥰 - what a beautiful, powerful, funny woman. So full of energy, life, love and honesty!

[@svamberiv7999]

If Julie laughed at me and called me "dirty cow", I think I would feel nothing but love...what an honest gem she is! 💋👈💖

[@LadyCoyKoi]

It is also how she says it though. It is all about how it is delivered. 🥰

[@littledabwilldoya9717]

We all need a ‘Julie’!😄

[@pigtailsandteddybears5985]

I love it! ❤

[@publicserviceannouncement4777]

Right? Julie is a very supportive woman who doesn't sugarcoat anything!😅

[@امكوكو-ه4ص]

@@LadyCoyKoi هه٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨٨خخخخمخدمممممككككحجحخمخممخخخخهخخخخ

[@JJ-iq8mi]

Trish's mate Julie is FANTASTIC!

[@Wilma.Flintstone]

Julie is an absolute doll and you need to hire her as "Friend for a Week" for every episode!

[@kerrywood407]

Fancy having to turn to a friend because you can’t turn to your own husband. My heart broke for her.

[@katywuste9054]

Fancy being the husband who has to live in the squalor and stench

[@whyme7996]

fancy being so abused by your spouse for years that anything you want, anything you need, anything you own is destroyed by her selfishness, all while she acts the victim....my heart broke for him.

[@marieangeli3333]

This is not a disorder that belongs only to her. This is a disorder of both parties who live here. Selfishness? Really? Misogynist much?

[@learntocrochet1]

Didn't her husband say, "someone needs to help her"? Not "she needs help but I don't know how to give it to her".

[@lushpapaya9932]

His father was terminally ill. Was she helping him?

[@millville]

Tricia has absolutely beautiful handwriting! At 10 minutes she starts with her postie-notes. Her writing is so clear and straight! She is a natural talent, so great that she will apply to her home!

[@alanbirkner1958]

My mother hoarded trash all my life. First, my dad cleaned up. He died in 1972. Then, my brother and I would do a major clean out every year until 1987, when she remarried. Her second husband was horrified, he didn't know she was a hoarder. She tried hoarding in a nursing home. Tina

[@LuxMeow]

LM FAO for her second husband. This is why a hoarder needs help to do it themselves or else they just continue on.

[@mercedesehmsen9674]

Did it effected you? Which Kind of Person are you now? I want to give everything away when it doesn‘t fit anymore...clothes, toys. I tried to make a make over in my apartment as often as I can because I don‘t want to have „old things“ like in my childhood.

[@roseywinter]

@@mercedesehmsen9674 Same here. My parents are mild/moderate hoarders. Nothing super crazy, but crazy enough. Drove me crazy, still does. I completely threw out like 90% of my own bedroom, realizing I was becoming like them. I don't even have anything from my childhood anymore, because it really was just clutter/trash/old/dangerous(mold, etc)... I feel so much better. But I hate keeping things, because it will spiral. I'm really not a fan of nostalgia, because it seems to ruin people. :/

[@ambreiachaney]

This is So much better than the American version.. There’s true healing going on and not the need to get everything done in three days

[@sheilaboston7051]

So many American shows are all about the drama. The Brits are much more down-to-earth.

[@lcnewberrie9021]

I was going to comment this. I prefer this one over the American version as well.

[@Ire308]

That's exactly right. They put too much pressure on the hoarders in the American show. Then they get frustrated when many of them refuse to comply.

[@Ytdeletesallmycomments]

They wont heal either. Addicts.

[@lauras3666]

@@Ytdeletesallmycomments their not addicts they have ocd that limits their decision making.

[@spookayitsme]

Lol they've had to change the wording of Stelios' role and abilities... He used to say "I can cure a hoarder in 6 weeks and get them to get rid of their hoard" ... He met his match in a few of the hoarders and was unable to get some of them to part with much/most or any of their hoard... So now it's "it's a 6 week course and if they're ready then they get cleaners to come help" 😅

[@publicserviceannouncement4777]

"You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink."

[@janiceboyer6911]

Trisha might consider what would be the appropriate post-it-note to place on Paul’s back.

[@justcurious4060]

YES, she should! Afwul man , like an anker ...pulling her down, no support, and scared to loose her. brrr

[@janiceboyer6911]

Oops. Maybe his name is David.

[@justcurious4060]

Thank you, i hoped that i was not the only one

[@amylee3531]

I would have placed one on hers many years prior. Shes the one that kept bringing it all in THEN freaks TF out on him for bringing in their dogs biscuit jar he knew nothing about. His father was dying during filming but it's all about her? So wrong. HE needed to be dealing with his father. Not listening to the same stuff she's been telling him for many years.

[@judylloyd7901]

@@justcurious4060 anchor*

[@Budtuhrdhj]

The anxiety and stress it’s probably unreal living in those conditions.

[@QueenofArgyle2525]

It Is

[@tabby73]

My husband is a hoarder and clutterer (although not nearly as bad as in these episodes) and I'm constantly de-cluttering and throwing stuff out. Yes it is stressful.

[@noeldee9236]

The smell

[@amylee3531]

Yup. It DEFINITELY sucks. Especially when you have no one to help at all.

[@PhoenixFires9]

@@noeldee9236 I always wonder about the smell too!

[@gmkbelanger]

22:18 This really gave me something to hold on to as I face getting rid of 50 - 75% of my stuff to reduce clutter and make room for my wife to move her belongings in. This brings it down to what really matters.

[@grantstewart2522]

Trisha might be the actress but it was Julie who stole the show. Brilliant.

[@nohemigravina4923]

It took me 14 months to clean my brother's mess, he was living with two hoarders. It looks like a brand new apartment now.

[@howardthebuilder8185]

The only shocking thing in my house is me.

[@photogeNK]

Electricity:

[@dear9530]

I'm sure there's help for that, too!

[@hopeforthefuture8680]

What a great friend to speak the truth with love and humor! So encouraging to see this true friendship

[@rebeccadelbridge2998]

Trisha needs to consider adding the husband to the clear out pile. But im only half way through. He might come good by the end....

[@sophirichmanfletcher4657]

Sadly, no... I felt bad for her having to ask for validation from him. 🤬

[@brittanycomeau533]

Exactly my thoughts! I’m at 12min in with the jar, and immediately thought “toss him out too”. I too was hoping for reassurance in the comments that he got better 😩

[@judylloyd7901]

@@brittanycomeau533 I originally thought the same, but I guess he had his own issues to deal with. His father was terminally ill during filming, plus it wasn't the first time Trish had talked about clearing the clutter, so he probably didn't believe it would really happen.

[@rebeccadelbridge2998]

​@@judylloyd7901 yes, upon a rewatch, I think I was possibly a bit harsh on him at first. It must be a nightmare living with this, when it's your partners disorder.

[@trixiebelton4604]

Everybody needs a friend like Julie!

[@nalayat2050]

what a gift to have a friend like Julie.

[@MrsShelleBelle]

"You alright you dirty cow?" I literally burst out laughing!! :)

[@jackins2000]

Amazing episode. I wanna say so much, but I'm just gonna say I love You Tricia and Paul. You are amazing people with just a little twist in your lives. And Paul - I am You. I wanna have all the music that I love because it's pleasure, collectible thing, and knowledge about music history. CD's, DVD's, magazines. Love it, and won't get rid of it 'till I live.

[@cintaindonesia6382]

Cleaning the house means cleaning the souls..

[@gulkokuluseccade8813]

💖

[@xoxo62477]

If I were david I'd be more embarrassed that I made my wife's friend help her instead of doing it myself.

[@rachelk4805]

I think, if you know your presence is going to be more of a distraction than a help, sometimes the most helpful thing you can do is remove yourself. It would be great if he could be more supportive, but if he can't, he shouldn't be there.

[@07051962kjf]

Partners and family are not always the best ones to help, hes obviously been frustrated for a while and doubts her ability to now change, I think his not helping at this point is a good idea, he needs to regain his trust and she needs to deal with it herself right now.

[@ingeborg-anne]

"How was I supposed to know" OH I don't know, David, I DON'T KNOW, maybe by the fact that she THREW IT OUT.

[@karavandine]

Yes - and he’d just sat through the interview with the show’s camera crew, too. How much more awareness did he need? He was hostile and undermining throughout. Whilst having a sick father would obviously be causing him stress, his behaviour here suggests that rude communication comes pretty readily from him. Trish should chuck him out along with the other rubbish.

[@diybronwynsmith263]

I love seeing the before and after! You have done so much your accomplishing a monumental task and I’m proud of each and every person in this series! Friends helping is also key and showing them how all their stuff looks out and in its proper place is so motivating and now I must tackle my housework this helps motivate me too 😊

[@ginafrancis1585]

I love England’s hoarders. For some reason they always seem more willing to be helped and are more pleasant than their American counterparts. I can’t watch the hoarders in the US sometimes. Too much drama, too mean and stubborn, and frankly some are just too out of touch with reality- so on the shows with hoarders like that I’ll just stop watching.

[@donnyE777]

think this is because the USA approach is much harsher, from what ive seen, sometimes expecting complete change in a week

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

I think that the US version is unnecessarily harsh to make for "good tv". A lot of the time they don't seem to pay even the slightest regard to the psychological aspects

[@CristineTot]

@@thegreenmanofnorwich True. It's mostly throwing everything of the hoarder's possessions into the garbage then cleaning the whole place so that they can show the "transformation". However, even if they cleaned the place, if the hoarders' mental and emotional issues are not taken care of, they will still go back to their old habits.

[@jcspider7259]

One of the main reasons: 6 weeks vs 3 days. Two quite different levels of trauma.

[@mrtimezone8658]

Some of the American homes need to be burned to the ground

[@leoniegoodwin5068]

This was such a wonderful episode of this show. I enjoyed it so much. I enjoyed it because I loved watching the Hoarders deal with the situation, get the help they needed and were able to move forward. They may have a few hiccups along the way, but at least now, they have a chance to move forward. I think Trish has a wonderful friend in Julie, who despite the fact that she didn't understand her friend's hoarding, she stood by her and helped her. Most importantly she didn't make a judgement of her friend or put her down in any way.

[@cynthiamelendez2359]

I notice that in these hoarding house show's the men call the house a sh.thole.

[@laurariley7071]

I hope Julie can actually read all the things that people have said about how awesome of a woman she is and a true friend

[@FigaroHey]

Interesting that the first thing Tricia does when someone comes in is go right to a picture of herself in Hair - young, attractive, at the beginning of what must have seemed like a promising career. It's that person she wants to be, to be remembered as and known as. She's lost that person.

[@nopamineLevel100]

Omg David!!! Don't ever bring back the junk. Trish is trying her best. He's such an enabler.

[@MothGirl007]

He's awful.

[@JJ-iq8mi]

Give him a break guys. Think how he is having to live...for her.

[@bettystiegler1702]

He gives me the creeps

[@d.e.p.5624]

We all need friends like Julie!

[@openmind9820]

Julie should do standup 👍🤣

[@mercedesehmsen9674]

Oh yes...

[@susancrawford5927]

I really enjoyed this episode because of the men and women who are all so charming, even Julie's husband whose father is dying.

[@KCDisney1]

Don't you mean Trish's Husband who is dying?

[@susancrawford5927]

@@KCDisney1 No I do not mean that.

[@noviandy6482]

I love Julie she tell Trish the truth,

[@traciculpepper876]

Omg Julie is too funny... I love it

[@petmomful2260]

Watching this has reinforced an odd thought that I have had over the years. I have always been neat, tidy, and I love to organize my things. Growing up, my sisters always made fun of me, and when I got married and got my own place, they continued to make a joke of it. My husband gets aggravated if I reorganize something, and then he cannot find it. I tell him if I have moved something. Therefore, keeping my house very neat has always brought up feelings of shame. I am going thru a session of cleaning and organizing that I do every spring, and these feelings have washed over me again. It is just the opposite of the people in this show!! I wonder what Stelios would say about that!

[@apricotsapricotsapricots]

We all need friends like unruly Julie. 💕🧡💕

[@dianeb2016]

This is a respectfull way of help. Now people now there is nothing to be ashamed of.It can happen to all of us. Very goid work.

[@Ccamero123]

When Trish said “Will you help me?” I wanted to cry.

[@EDDIELANE]

Trish could kick David to the curb and move Julie in.

[@celine8793]

@Harshit Kapoor why do you comment this under every single comment??

[@Deborah4Antiques]

Tricia Ford looks great for 71.

[@QueenofArgyle2525]

I have managed to keep the place not smelling but never seem to win against the dust and clutter. Some days it’s really just too much. I leave the house for hours and just chill out to keep perspective. It’s totally necessary.

[@emsdiy6857]

That man needs to come to America we got way worse hoarders here

[@sheilaboston7051]

Well, everything in America is bigger.

[@coolrunnings3]

With every episode I watch I get rid of a few items in my house. I am afraid there might not be enough episodes to get my house decluttered though. . . 😊

[@annea5781]

😮

[@QueenofArgyle2525]

To be fair, I feel badly for the lady. I am dealing with a hoarder , myself. It is very difficult to co exist with constant mess.

[@tabby73]

Yup me too. Stressful and depressing.

[@1985bjaycat]

My ex was one and I deal with depression. Luckily I was only with him for 3 years. A lot of damage was done in that time and I didn't have the energy to battle him.

[@QueenofArgyle2525]

@@1985bjaycat I totally get it. The only way not to let it get me is to keep busy and be gone a lot. I joke I am going to fix up the shed and gazebo and move in. 20 years for me.

[@1985bjaycat]

@@QueenofArgyle2525 make that gazebo as beautiful as you can!!!

[@mrtimezone8658]

Trisha, your home is lovely! Flowers and guests means joy. I bet you have great new memories. But how do you grow palms outside?

[@lynseyw1061]

How is Trisha married? I'd be out of there no matter how much I loved my partner. I'm not living with rats for anyone.

[@celine8793]

Well I mean he lives there too, not like he couldn’t clean or anything so not fair to blame it all on her. Even if my husband would refuse to let go of stuff and it would be cluttered, i would never ever let it get dirty, so the state of the house it’s just as much his fault.

[@becbrown212]

@@celine8793 thats like saying that you can stop someone being an alcoholic. You cant.

[@roseywinter]

@@becbrown212 He still could have cleaned stuff up, even if only his own stuff. That being said, people can hoard things without being actually dirty and unhygenic... it's possible to keep things, but in an organized way. A lot of extreme couponers are like that. They hoard soooo much stuff, but they have racks, cupboards, etc... a lot of storage spaces for things, and still keep things clean & wipe things down.

[@plainjane8870]

Stelios is like a hot Greek Mr. Bean

[@40acrefarmakahorsewomansna11]

I thought an Italian mr Bean lol

[@learntocrochet1]

@@40acrefarmakahorsewomansna11 His name is definitely Greek, so at least his father is Greek.

[@alexsilva-vn7jc]

😂😂😂... and actually, a pinch of Mr. Big thrown in!

[@denisecarpenter2981]

😂😂

[@plainjane8870]

@@alexsilva-vn7jc looooollll yess🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏻

[@UsernameUnkwn21]

Julie and her 1 liners!! A friend everyone needs

[@masterof4elements826]

When I hear the therapist's name I think "isn't that the Airline guy"

[@smileonlegs1]

Me too, easy Jet owner

[@vickiesmith3021]

Very sad the so called husband doesn't give a dam.

[@susancrawford5927]

He does give a damn though I think. He's married to lovely woman who is a severe hoarder, living with rats and his father is dying. Give the guy a break.

[@JJ-iq8mi]

@@susancrawford5927 Exactly. Imagine having to live like that. Don't think I could do it...love or not.

[@arabellajones2968]

David doesn’t seem very supportive to his wife.

[@carochan86]

David seems to have a self sabatocbhing mind set.

[@LiamPorterFilms]

He seems domineering

[@carolynhbell]

It was mentioned that his dad is dying. I think he just not in a good place mentally.

[@Linnet09]

He's been living with his wife's problems for a long time, and probably gone through many attempts to help her. He's worn out - don't underestimate the difficulty of living with someone with a serious illness, mental or physical. A lot of spouses can't do it. And in this case, his father is dying, so he has that as well as the hoard to deal with.

[@whyme7996]

He's been abused by is wife for years and his father is dying...yeah, he's not supportive.

[@evaperez4139]

Paul is a cute guy. He's lucky to have Carmen for a girlfriend.

[@sheilaboston7051]

He's an architect and loves music - creative people aren't always the tidiest!

[@mirandachristina3412]

Julie is an excellent friend!

[@codyminecrack248]

That therapist is the real deal. Too many quacks floating around.

[@scrapinmaniac]

I can sympathize with her. I can’t resist bargains.

[@emptychair8141]

But there's such a thing as enough. One person can only wear so many slippers. There needs to be space to walk ,eat,bath, eat without rats, . The house was not being kept up. Your house will only take so much neglect. One doesn't need 500 books that theycant even get to . There's such a thing as Enough! I work everyday to unclutter. And have homes for what's here

[@hotfishfromsharktale]

If only Trish's husband cared as much as her friend does.

[@michellemuir9810]

Anyone else thinking of becoming a hoarder just so they can have Stelios come visit them! lol

[@liliandrali]

One of the best episode!

[@cc.s3850]

This lady, Patricia is so sweet and beautiful and she wants to clean up!

[@heartsnstars8282]

Trisha’s friend Julie is so funny I love her wit and humour 🤣

[@nikkikidd8428]

But how do people that don’t have the money to pay for help get this kind of treatment and support?

[@tallgrasslanestitches6635]

I’m not 100% sure if Britain’s health care system covers mental health services, but I think it does.

[@sheilaboston7051]

@@tallgrasslanestitches6635 Very much doubt that would come under mental health services, lol. Probably costs an arm and a leg!

[@tallgrasslanestitches6635]

@@sheilaboston7051 I’ve read elsewhere that these programs offer participants access to therapy after filming is done.

[@batirtzeurkiaga1716]

These programs teach you that at the end of the day our lives are about self love and willpower.

[@drikali]

It's impossible for this to happen in my country. It's just impossible. All your relatives would come over and clean the house. Mom, aunts and grannies would smack the hoarder out of ye. Love from India.

[@carolbabb7875]

That is so nice!

[@PhoenixFires9]

I love that! ☺️🍁

[@mrtimezone8658]

Paul, what an awesome result you made!! I salute and carry you around on my shoulders like two kids!

[@Booster85]

Tricia nearly went into a "angriest guitar player in the world" at one point

[@courtneyholgate1896]

Ahahaha!

[@LadyCoyKoi]

I have a lot of magazines but they are used for college projects and many are donated to schools for the kids to use for art projects too. Cutting and putting together figures really helps kids with low self esteem to built confidence that they too can do art and make wonderful things out of nothing. If the items are clean donate them to arts and crafts schools. 🤔

[@staciabelcher28]

Damn im proud of them

[@terraalbritton6405]

"Of course I'll help you!"

[@DHuhnCatMom]

Nice, very nice, and the people are so happy and relieved.

[@lechat8533]

Trisha, I absolutely adore you! What an achievement. And Julie... She`s a wonderful friend. You are my heroes, girls. I hope You and David will live a happier life.💛🧡❤

[@sherileekipps8239]

It looks like you've given your cleaning lady the decade off.😂😂😂😂😂

[@tobiaskofod5435]

These are types of houses where I can’t help but imagine a burglar going in, suddenly 4 years later, it’s a missing persons case

[@rhondahutchins7584]

I feel so sorry for Julie’s husband. He is at the end of his rope. Hoarding is such narcissistic behaviour. Funny how people think he is the villain in this story when in fact he is the victim.

[@JustinVenture-]

At least she has friends......

[@missymoomoo182]

Yes she's lucky, she seems lovely though

[@terraalbritton6405]

I love her friend!

[@learntocrochet1]

Tricia and friend need masks and gloves!

[@lauraswan8647]

I am glad she cleaned up

[@sentientcurse2196]

I hope they find peace with themselves

[@saharatopaz558]

Turn the hoarder into a collector - Allow them to keep one or two collectable themes. (A friend got over her hoard by just searching for pieces to complete a rare dinner set - took ages - it gave her the satisfaction she needed from the shopping urge- but WAY more focused = contained hobby)

[@noninoni454]

💗👀 All these Hoarders have Lovely Homes minus the Hoard

[@carolmerlini9971]

I don't have any patience from someone who's lifestyle puts mine at risk. Something wrong with that man for staying with her.

[@JJ-iq8mi]

It's called marriage.

[@tiffanylynettepaskel9744]

Exactly

[@lisanwakpuda]

Julie is a Star

[@mistyblue1057]

I want Julie as my friend

[@FigaroHey]

I would like to see a show in which Steely Oats Kenosis goes back to some of his patients from 15 years ago or more and see how they are doing now, if they slipped back or made good lives for themselves - I wonder if eventually the hoarder period of their life seems like something that happened to someone else, completely behind them.

[@elaineanderson4002]

Those gals needed to wear masks for their safety. As they get near the floor with their faces so low and as they sweep with their hands it made me so concerned. Hopefully they will wear good face protection in the next one.

[@michellematthews8332]

How incredibly brave 👏🏻

[@michelleplaskoff9920]

Every woman needs a Julie...lucky me I have several ❤

[@V.Hansen.]

Don’t be soppy, give us a hug. Lol

[@eyepodwalkman6247]

It'd be convenient living that close to a bus stop.