IN THEIR OWN WORDS
Zone 3
These simple but powerful statements could pave the way for a stronger, healthier relationship.
With one fake beard, Mark Zuckerberg became an object of thirst.
"My husband is eating potato chips super loud so I guess we’re arguing now."
It's a little bit Southern and a little bit "Thank you, next."
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It's not all doom and gloom.
"I’m roasting garlic in the oven. My 13 year old thinks it smells like weed. I can relax now, confident that my youngest child has never smoked weed."
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Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist’s divorce shouldn’t override what was, for me, the best part of the series.
Tatum's lawyers, however, dismissed the claim as a "last-ditch effort" to delay the couple's divorce case, which began nearly six years ago.
"I imagined them falling asleep and waking up next to someone else, calling someone else when they were hurting, and marrying someone else instead of me."
It's an interesting time for people named Emily.
"Lately I’ve been taking my power back," said the "Sister, Sister" star.
"Air and Space Museum should have a plane emergency slide you can go down just to get to experience it"
"He was encouraging me to ‘get comfortable and be really urban’ during a conversation."
The "Nashville" actor "never got caught," but instead said he acknowledged his actions in conversation with Bartlett before the pair tied the knot.
"It works," Daly said of he and his wife's unique sleeping arrangements.