The First Show.

Let's get Kim on here.

And I would say, you know, let's not take the calls that are like, hey, your parents should put aside their nasty feelings for each other and be at your graduation.

Because that's obvious.

That's totally obvious.

So let's try to figure out a way how we actually can get them on the same page because this sucks right here.

I mean, I'm a product of a divorce family also, and I was the divorce trophy. But that's not your kid's problem. Right. That's an adult. Those are adult problems right there. And you're always sacrificing for your kids, and you always should be. So what happens when the two parents can't see eye to eye? That's exactly where Kim is right now, and this is a really important day to her.

Hey, Kim. Hey, you're on the voice disguiser. Can you speak up a little bit? Yeah, can you hear me okay? Yeah, that's better. So you got graduation coming up when? It's going to be December 12th. Okay. and give us a little history here about your mom, your dad, the new wife, and some things that have happened over the last couple of months

where you know if they both are there together with the new wife especially, it's going to be tense.

Well, long story short, my parents separated 11 to 12 years ago, probably 12,

and they officially divorced in 2005.

My dad remarried his current wife in 2005, but they celebrated their 10-year anniversary.

That's what she told me earlier this year on vacation in, May. So they had been together since I was 15 years old.

My parents had been divorced since four years ago.

Um, that really all was going to happen was I didn't really think it was being a

Hugh, I talked to my mom, and my mom said she would come, and she wasn't very happy about my dad being there, but she knew it was a really important day for me, and then she said that she really didn't want to be there if his wife was going to be there, and I said, I understood that, and I wouldn't make her go if she was going to be there, but I didn't think it would be an issue and I found out that my dad was going to come down and take me camping instead of going

so I sent him an email we do a lot of our communicating through email and I asked him um

I said that you know you guys can just go and be civil for a couple hours and I said that, you know, you guys can just go and be civil for a couple hours.

I said that his wife could borrow my car to visit her aunt.

She has family where I live.

Or she could go and, you know, visit the flea markets or something.

And it would only be a couple hours.

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