Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over With Polyamorous Throuple!

Stacey Dooley is visiting married couple Thomas and Cathy and their 7-year-old son Stanley. Cathy and Thomas have an open relationship and practice Polyamory! They share their home with attractive Australian, Nicole, who has been the third wheel in their marriage - making them a Throuple!

Stacey Dooley is fascinated by modern family life and wants to find out what how the more unusual households across Britain live. These families have lifestyles that others might judge but Stacey isn't here to judge, she's not here just to visit but she's here to stay! Experiencing all aspects of family life, to find out what really makes them tick!


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[justagirlbelieving]

I seldom comment but have to say I’ve been binging Stacey’s documentaries - she is such a warm, engaging interviewer. It makes watching these so enjoyable! Almost like having a tea with a friend. Keep it up Stacey!

[harrybrown]

Nicole has figured out free rent in London

[DL-fjtz]

The energy of ALL of them was so beautiful, genuine, warm, open, welcoming and loving! I realized I had been smiling the whole way through the episode because their energy is just so exquisite.

[ferpoire]

They are crazy handsome and seem really committed to understanding their feelings and interactions. So good for them!

[LauraYoung-br]

Having thought I was in a 24 year monogamous marriage and found out that my husband was cheating I am now re evaluating everything. Firstly I am now divorced. Because of the lying alone. He always would be jealous when other men paid me attention, something I wasn't comfortable with it but to be such a hypocrite. And I can say truly that I now see I was not loved, or cherished. I was coveted. I had utility for his career. Who am I to tell others how to live and love? At least they have honesty. And love cannot exist when suffocated with a blanket of lies.

[mikesage]

Only now have I stumbled upon Stacey. I find HER more interesting than the subject at hand. Very bright and communicative - even if she does drop the odd 'H'. Stacey could make a compelling interviewer. Must do some research. The whole 45mins was fascenating. Loved it Stacey. Thank you from Germany.

[halfbakedcheesecake]

That dad is an example for parents everywhere. You dont have to fully grasp everything about your child's life to respect them, love them, and welcome in their chosen family.

[adrianqx]

Left us hanging with the cats name !!!

[blbrightlights]

What a character Stacey is. And I adore Wilbur and Harley ❤

[sarahball]

Stacey talking about being jelly about her dog and the pan to the elderly pup. 😅😅 perfect. As a married woman in a polyamorous throuple I want to thank you for this video and for approaching with open heart ❤️

[CGBean]

Love how Stacey is so open and respectful, shes a riot

[Emilykheard]

I think it's interesting he doesn't want his child to experience a broken home but he's comfortable having people come in and out of his Child's life.

To all the replies:

Thank you all for opening my eyes! To clarify I wasn’t stating my opinion, rather, I was just sharing a thought. I think people should live their lives however they want! I do now see this family from a different perspective based on the responses. As people have pointed out, people will usually have others come in and out of a child’s life, no matter what the parents romantic situation is. However, I do still think this situation is slightly different as the third partner is living in the home and I don’t know if that’s the best thing for a child. Again, not super firm on this opinion and am open to others thoughts. What do others think? :)

I 🫶🏻 open discussions!

[mkay]

When she asks if anyone feels left out I would imagine its the child.

[robgonzo]

I am so offended that the cat didn't get a name!

[ashleydixon]

Wow !!! love staceys documentaries.. love to meet her in real life n have a cup of tea and a long chat with her...
. As a bloke its wierd that i get a fuzzy nice feeling from watching these heart warming and mind opening docs that suprisingly show me that even if I don't think that I would live the way the prople in the docs do, that I can still see other peoples choices and ways of life without automatically judging or criticising them.
Surely it should be considered an asset to be able to see others and their lives and focus not on our differences but on our similarities??!!❤

[horsehangout]

Very kind people all around. Stacey looks like she will be back to chill and get foot rubs😊

[gila]

This couple house is gorgeous.i don’t relate with their way of life but their way of taste is great…😊

[pm]

Polyamory is not the same as an "open" marriage.
And its also not the same as swinging.
It's not trivial differences.

[linedegl]

omg the laugh i had when nicole walked through the door! stacey and her look so alike! what a fun episode

[natalien.]

Having a group sx painting in a living room with a 7-year-old is not mildly but wildly inappropriate. While all of them seem nice, I don't think any of these relationships will last.