Kane from Kaneshow divorcing and crying on air right now

[Anonymous]

She could've left before she suspected she was gonna be dumped, like PP said. But she still was the one that left. Or she married him for money and couldn't stand him any longer. She never ever acted loving to him.

[Anonymous]

How on earth can you presume to know how she treated him???

[Anonymous]

HAHAHAHAHA Danni said on IG she's going to write a book

[Anonymous]

I could be wrong but if I recall when he was talking about it he insinuated that after she left and he found out about the bills etc he didn't really have a "choice". I use the quotes bc obviously Everton has a choice but just that she put him in a tough space. Still it's so peculiar I hate how sucked into it I am.
As for Danni I legit hope she's found her happy

[Anonymous]

lmao...ofc Danni would want to write a book...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She could've left before she suspected she was gonna be dumped, like PP said. But she still was the one that left. Or she married him for money and couldn't stand him any longer. She never ever acted loving to him.

When I was listening, I don't recall Kane saying anything sweet that Natasha did for him. If that is correct, that adds to the evidence of marrying for money and nothing more. Her family never liked him from day 1, that was said several times on air.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She is currently parenting without a partner as they are no longer living under the same roof and aren't sharing any duties. She flies solo when she has the kids, just as he flies solo when he has them. That's the reality of their situation. If you want to debate the legality of their situation, that's fine--but that's just semantics.

You seem really dense.

Actually, PP sounds rather rational in her analysis. The fact that you have a different opinion doesn't mean PP is "dense."

[Anonymous]

A "single" parent implies "one" parent. Even if you are divorced, as long as their are two parents involved in the parenting (physical, emotional, financial), you are NOT a single parent. Sure, life may be more difficult, one may have more daily responsibilities, but as long as there are two parents helping to raise the kids, calling oneself a single parent is ridiculous. The mother of one of my daughter's friends receives over 30K a month in alimony. She has a full-time nanny and a house keeper. The children's father shares custody and provides ample child support. One day, I overheard this woman lamenting to someone how tough it was being a single mother. Pleeeeease! I wanted to vomit on the spot. She is "single", as in, she is not married. BUT she is NOT a single parent. There are real single parents out there who are raising their children all by themselves!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A "single" parent implies "one" parent. Even if you are divorced, as long as their are two parents involved in the parenting (physical, emotional, financial), you are NOT a single parent. Sure, life may be more difficult, one may have more daily responsibilities, but as long as there are two parents helping to raise the kids, calling oneself a single parent is ridiculous. The mother of one of my daughter's friends receives over 30K a month in alimony. She has a full-time nanny and a house keeper. The children's father shares custody and provides ample child support. One day, I overheard this woman lamenting to someone how tough it was being a single mother. Pleeeeease! I wanted to vomit on the spot. She is "single", as in, she is not married. BUT she is NOT a single parent. There are real single parents out there who are raising their children all by themselves!

30K? Good lord, the ex must make that much. No one needs that kind of money a month. Notice, I said needs, not wants. There is a big difference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:got my mind on your body and your body on my mind, got a taste of the cherry i just need to take a bite kane

[Anonymous]

Apparently at Danni's program one of the tasks was for her to confront an ex? So she walked into the office of an ex and confronted him? Does anyone know what type of program this was? I'm confused.

[Anonymous]

Uh why would she need to confront an ex?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She is currently parenting without a partner as they are no longer living under the same roof and aren't sharing any duties. She flies solo when she has the kids, just as he flies solo when he has them. That's the reality of their situation. If you want to debate the legality of their situation, that's fine--but that's just semantics.

You seem really dense.

Actually, PP sounds rather rational in her analysis. The fact that you have a different opinion doesn't mean PP is "dense."

Calling something a matter of semantics and not realizing the implication of pragmatics is being dense. I don't care what her opinion is, the term "single mom" has more meaning behind it. It's actually culturally acceptable that it means more that a mother who is not married. Blue can be brown in her opinion, but blue will still be blue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Apparently at Danni's program one of the tasks was for her to confront an ex? So she walked into the office of an ex and confronted him? Does anyone know what type of program this was? I'm confused.

I'm confused too along with her ex keeping her a secret for 3 years!

[Anonymous]

Where are you guys hearing she confronted an ex??