Classic Divorce Court: New Year, New Man

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Rick and Tileda Dunn met on New Year’s Eve, in 2006, at IHOP and both got hit by the love bug hard. So much so, she moved from Texas to Louisiana to be with Rick and they dated for 8 years and have been married for 3 years. They are both contemplating divorce because those IHOP days are long gone. Tileda says she feels crazy most of the time since she has three children under the age of five and she never goes out or has intimacy or even gets a conversation with her husband anymore.

[foxyroxy]

What a refreshing episode where no one is cheating, or checking up on the other ones phone, no baby mamma or baby daddy drama. This is a beautiful couple smart and mature. They need a babysitter to help her out and they need date night once a week. I believe if they follow Judge Toler's advise they will be fine.

[V.Hansen.]

Judge is a marriage counselor. She's so encouraging.

[juliethomas-begay]

"Your not divorcing your children, I know sometimes that's a desire I've had it.." Lol. I get that completely...

[daffodil]

What I love most about Judge Toler, is that she humanizes herself and admits her past flaws and which in return allows us to know that we can and will grow if we work on ourselves.

[edenseifu]

She need to send the kids daycare, relax, go out make friends and work. Being at home with kids or without kids drive crazy

[tmhisthelight]

Postpartum depression is real!! I've been exactly where's she's at with three under the age of 5 and my husband suffered because of it . She's not crazy I hope that she gets help for it because it's no joke

[JuanitaMichelle]

Those children and this relationship have aged her. I could not believe when the judge said she is 35.

[katreciashort]

It seems like maybe she has postpartum depression or is just struggling incredibly. She should seek therapy. It might help. Those kids aren't going anywhere and it might get even harder.

[TheRAH]

If she’s stressed out now she’s gonna lose it when she had to start caretaking for him too in her 40s

[QuinshunCarswell]

3 children under the age of 5! AIN'T NO WAY!! I'm getting a job too because I'm not about to be in the house all day with these crumb snatchers! 😂😂😂😂

[lareicemonaie]

She needs a nanny, sister or something

[sullivancountydays]

I don't understand this type of relationships. She finds someone old enough to be her father. They both have kids. Instead of enjoying each other you make more kids?

[taoroahgah]

I saw the exhaustion in her eyes . It reminded me of myself when I had my one and only daughter . I had her and just was a loose cannon doing it all on my own . I love this episode.

[Mzpretty]

Once again she comes through with the advice every woman and man should hear... I just love ❤️ her

[PrincessZaire]

When he says he wants a little more appreciation, I was thinking that she would like that too. You have three kids under the age of five, and she’s with them 24/7 and her harping on her about everything isn’t going to make her appreciate her. Why don’t you help her out a little bit and maybe you’ll get the things you ask for

[tarickhjoseph]

I saw postpartum depression.... I feel for both of them.

[lousunny]

Great advice judge. You could have been a therapist if you weren’t a judge.

[VintageAfro]

To me it sounds like what this woman needs is some time to herself whether it be an hour or two to just focus on her. If a person doesn't take care of themselves first, then they are of no use to anybody.

[braeutchen]

I was 28 married to a man who was 50....💝💝💝💝
I had 4 children under 5😳.

We put the children to BED at off at to read in bed until we had peace by 830pm....and they were asleep by 930pm😴😴
That's how WE kept it together....💝💝💝💝💝💝

[landinashley]

Man, the way she broke down talking about worrying about what her husband says... I know how that feels! Luckily my husband stopped making me feel like i wasnt enough. We were just trying to adjust to married life.