Hoarders: Most Viewed Moments of 2023 (Part 2) | A&E

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Professionals try to help people who compulsively hoard possessions.

[SHAYUPIVER]

Wilma's kids are Saints for still being there for their Mom. Wilma has got to be one of the most hate filled people you guys have had on this show.

[ChristaSenf]

26:06 Wilma passed away in March of 2023. Leaving this world was probably the only kindness she ever gave her children. Tragic! I hope her kids are doing well!

[keriebeadleston]

"I have given up my life, what I wanted to do with my life, to raise them." If this is your attitude about parenting, don't have kids. You don't get to resent them when you're the reason they exist. It makes me sick when I hear parents say similar things about their children. Props to all of the family members who are supporting those who are struggling, the ones who deserve it appreciate it!

[izzatihassan]

rarely you see a grown man crying. my heart goes out to wilma's grown kids. i feel like wilma resented having kids, since her son said they had always been taking care of each other since young.

[watch]

Debra: "everything i loved in this house is gone" meanwhile her husband and kids are stood right there. Mask off moment.

[bellagrace]

Roz is a wonderful lady and mom. I loved when her daughter said "mom, this is how we grew up". There's a lot of love in that family. ❤❤

[aufsandgebaut]

how heartwarming was the first case! the team and especially the kind psychologist did such a great job. all the best to roz

[amyj]

Vicky's husband low key ...
"That's what I'm talkin' about"
& "We don't need these books. I don't even F#$% ing read". 😅

[kristynmiller]

First women was so sweet and kind. She really embraced the cleanup and her children were so proud of her :) Was a nice ending.

[jen-ovbi]

Honestly... I watch this show to keep myself in check....

[teresareynolds]

On the Vicki hoard the doctor said a call to CPS doesn't need to be made, the mother makes him dumpster dive with her, she's mentally abusive and he quit school because of her, yet once again this so called doctor ignores a poor neglected child crying out for help, Unbelievable, a call to CPS is her responsibility to save this child's life,

[Julian-qsxq]

Roz is extremely strong. Great on the therapist too for bringing out that old note. So glad she has the awareness to make the changes she needs to.

[YanTheSimmerFP]

When Wilma started off by saying she was a “collecter” I knew it was going down hill.

[TriTwingTwang]

Cherish was trying so hard to just make a safe space for her brother. I really hope she's doing okay.

[catherine]

What I find funny is Wilma is so soft spoken & sweet in the beginning of the video. Then Mrs. Hyde came out.

[brendaprater]

Oh poor Robin, her depression just oozes out of the phone screen. And, Wilma is a real piece of work. Her kids have suffered irreparable psychological damage from her.

[cindyduncan]

Debra has spent 50 thousand dollars on her credit card, but she hasn't bought a wig that even pretends to not look like a costume. She doesn't love anyone but herself.

[heatherssnakes]

Vicki and Wilma are just horrible people. Everyone in their lives should just leave them on their own forever. They're just causing so much damage to anyone around them. They all would be better off without Wilma and Vicki in their lives.

[maddietaylor]

Wilma should have never had kids, no love or compassion in that woman’s heart

[CFaith]

So happy for Roz and her family— she seems a kind hearted person, who really appreciated the help.