Show Notes
Can getting back together with your ex actually work? And what happens when your relationship puts you at odds with your own family?In this Season Finale of Love in Session, Married at First Sight relationship experts Paul C. Brunson and Dr. Lisa Paz break down the celebrity relationships making headlines—and reveal what they can teach us about love, loyalty, and commitment.
From Nelly and Ashanti finding love again to the intense chemistry sparked on Dancing with the Stars, Paul and Lisa explore whether second chances really work, why attraction can be mistaken for lasting love, and how new experiences can change our relationships.Plus, they unpack the Beckham family drama involving Brooklyn Beckham, Nicola Peltz Beckham, David Beckham, and Victoria Beckham. When family relationships become strained, where should your loyalty lie? And how do you protect your marriage without damaging the relationships that shaped you? And the beautiful yet quiet love that Dolly Parton's famously private marriage was and what long-term commitment can look like outside traditional expectations.Because behind every celebrity relationship headline is a question worth asking about our own lives. Make sure to subscribe to Love in Session so you’re the first to know what’s next.
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