33-Year-Old Woman Still Desperately Trying to Find Father (Full Episode) | Paternity Court

Henderson v. Rycraw - A 33-year-old woman is desperate for answers when her mother dies and leaves her still asking the question “Who is my father?”


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Season 7, Episode 38

[X.]

Mothers don't do this to your children, it's not fair.

[sweetcee]

This is beyond messed up. How do you lie to your daughter on your deathbed? She has been denied the right to know who her father is, I wonder if mom even knew?

[bbybby]

I feel so bad for her, like I’ve never cried over an episode of paternity court, but this one got me

[kirbywiggins]

God this have me in tears. She has no father but she has 2 daddys. They both love her. Praise God.

[QBee]

Momma got AROUND....
33+ years without knowing her real Dad..she’s made it far so she’ll be good..STILL.

[BreezyDaBaddest]

The way she cried broke my heart, I'm in tears 🥺

[samanthamajor]

Lord y aunty faint, that alone tells me she knows more than she telling the court because y faint when the 3rd man isnt the daddy. that tells me she dont believe either man in court is the father

[jameslavery]

If she registers with Ancestry DNA, she will discover her cousins, aunts and uncles, then brother and sister, Mom and Dad.

[lexibstylin]

The nose was a dead give away!
15 min later: me realizing the nose was just a coincidence 😅

[Poorsap]

Oh my gosh! She broke me when she said, “what if it’s nobody” when Judge Lakes asked her why she is so emotional after her aunt had to be wheeled out of the courtroom. Heartbreaking.

[blu.estudio]

y’all can’t be seriously asking if these are new lol. judge lake would not come down off the stand to hug somebody in the middle of a Panini press. let alone have all them people in the background not wear a mask.

[mercm]

at the very least I'm glad she's got a support system, a lot of people on this show don't

[tanyag]

She had me in tears i felt her pain. This is why females should be honest no matter what.
If you slept with more than one person. Own up to your truth. Because what's done in the dark will come to light.
When you lie it effects the child/children & both sides of the families & everyone hurts. That's not kool.
Shout out to Judge Lauren Lake.👍
Be Safe Everyone & Be Honest🌎😷

[adriannastewart]

Did not come here expecting to cry this much . Judge Lake really handled that session beautifully . I 'm praying for her that she' does find her peace .

[JOHANNA-qdiz]

Shame on mothers that do this EVERYONE deserves to know who their parents are good or bad.

[tieiatalks]

This was the most heart wrenching episode ever. I hope she gets her DNA done by 23andMe. She might be able to, at least, find her father’s family. God bless her. 😔

[ginakirklandroman]

You would think on her mother's death bed she would clear her conscious and either tell her who her real dad was or just say she didn't know. She took that to her grave..

[mslateese]

I feel so sorry for her. Take it from me having a step dad sometimes is better than having ur biological dad. God put that man in ur life for a reason.

[pmerancier]

Is this new? Cause thank God, ive been watching old ones

[DoingDiaspora]

dang! I feel like ya'll broke up with me without saying a word then came back after so long and I'm out here cooking dinner, washing your clothes and in love with you paternity court folks all over again so shamelessly! but I know you won't do it again! We cool!