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Welcome to I do Part 2.

If you got Love Right the first time around, this ain't the show for you.

I'm T.J. Holmes, alongside my friend, my partner, my podcast co-host, Amy Roboc, that was all so impersonal.

It felt very clinical. It did. With my person, my partner, my spouse, my, what's the right way to put it? Love of my life. Love of my life. There it is. That you had to feed me that line is a little disturbing. You know what? I think you probably avoided saying it because it's overused all the time on all the reality shows we watch. and you roll your eyes when people call each other the love of their lives. Then we look up and two months later they're broken up. So I think you probably tried not to use that. Yeah. And so we haven't had a chance to come hop on to I do part two in a little bit. And there's always relationship news. So we're going to discuss some relationship news, some very high profile always relationship news so we're going to discuss some

relationship news some very high profile relationship news and we're going to get into a couple

of questions one of them having to be um what do you do post divorce is it important for you to

rebrand yourself we're also going to get into this question is it good to throw a divorce party

a divorce celebration or is that in bad? There's a lot of celebrities who are going through this right now. The first, Doreet Kimsley, let's start with her. A lot of people know, and I would say love, but she has some issues right now with irreconcilable differences. Of course, she's from the Beverly Hills housewife. She's divorcing her husband,

P.K., is his name after P.K. Kimsley, after 10 years of marriage. Now, Robs, we hear about a divorce,

we hear about a breakup, but so much of the conversation around this one has to do with the fact

that they actually made it to 10 years of marriage. And the reason why that's significant, it varies from state

to state, but anyone who's been divorced knows sometimes folks will be strategic and plan their

divorces for when they might have the most to gain and maybe the least to lose. You could look at it

two different ways and who knows that this is the case, but a lot of people are wondering if Doreet waited for those 10 years,

because in the state of California, that means you've been in a, what is it called a long-term

marriage. New Jersey, I know, has that here. Again, different from state to state. But once you

get branded as a long-term marriage, you are entitled

to 50%. And so who knows what the state of their finances actually is and whether or not that's

even true, but a lot of people are saying, hmm, I wonder if she was waiting specifically so that

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