Welcome to the Plathville S08 E11: Stir the Po(s)t!
Sister Wives: Love Should Be Multiplied Not DividedShow Notes
"After an emotional therapy session, Kim feels prepared to lead a family discussion about Joshua's death; Teegan joins Ethan in Georgia and learns some surprising news; before honoring Joshua, the family clears the air with Lydia and Zac."
Kim is throwing a lavish surprise anniversary party for Lydia and Zac, but instead of a flash-mob choreographed dance number, its just a mob of pissed off Plaths. Barry wears white pants, KKKen tries to give Mercy one of the knots they used back in the day to trap slaves as a braid and Teegan is possibly bisexual.... still unclear.
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