Hello and welcome. Hello and welcome to another edition of Dear Kev on Stage, where you guys ask me questions and I give you the best, worst advice on the planet.

As always, you can send your question to DearCab at kevonstage.com because we are a professional. We have real email addresses and your name will always be anonymous. You don't have to worry about saying, Ken, make sure I'm anonymous? I'm anonymous. I'll make sure you're an anonymous. You don't have to worry about it because these questions be so embarrassing. I would never want to put your name out there. What do I look like? Lizzo. I'm not going to docks you because you forgot to give you my postmates food. Shout to Tiffany W. First question. Dear Kev, my son's father has been absent for seven years

after I helped him get a new job. He also got married to the woman he's insisted be my son's

godmother. Now he's complaining to me and asking if I would take him back, he would get divorced.

What should I do? Should I continue life as usual and forget he

existed or consider for my son's sake because I've been making it as a single parent for seven

years now that's a tough one let him rot in that loveless marriage.

He doesn't deserve you.

Oh, he thinks he could just climb back into your bed after everything he'd done.

Oh, you ain't got married with that woman. You better love that woman.

Lepin' her bed ain't nothing over here for you no more jamal he

sound like a jamar to me i know been saying jama a lot of this episode jamaal's just stuck oh now you want to come

over here and be your father to your son well guess what you could be a father of you or so but you

ain't gonna be a husband to this wife you hear me opportunity. No, no. Don't let him back. As a dog crawling back and

returning to his own vomit, I disagree wholeheartedly with the thought of you letting them back.

And don't be letting people use the kids against you but what about the kids what about them kids

Are they gonna be around are they gonna let you down? Hey

Oh what about them kids and kids moving out

Whether they go to college or get a job or go to Job Corps or they join the South Korean Army, they leave in one day.

And you cannot make full-time decisions on part-time people in your home.

My kid's 13 and 11.

Hopefully I got 10 years or less of them living up in my house, peeing up in the toilet

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