Andrea Gunning

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Hi, everyone.

Andrea here.

I have some exciting news to share.

ABC has turned Betrayal Weekly into an eight-episode anthology, which means each episode features one of your favorite Betrayal Weekly stories.

You'll get to see the people involved, hear from people who have never spoken before, and actually see where the story took place.

We are so proud and excited to share it with you all.

It's called Betrayal, Secrets, and Lies, and you can watch it every Sunday at 10 p.m.

Eastern Standard Time, 9 p.m.

Central.

Please check it out.

Throughout the years we've worked on this show, our team has talked to hundreds of people who've been through some kind of betrayal.

Some of their stories are about abuse, left undiscovered or unchecked for years.

Others are about financial crimes or secret identities.

But across all of these stories, there are similarities.

Like in the way people talk about the aftermath and the moment everything changed.

For so many people, a betrayal is an ending, a death of the life they knew.

I often get asked if it's depressing, working on stories like this day in, day out.

And the truth is, a lot of the time, it's the opposite.