Caitlin Green

And so we're talking about a whole list of disorders here that are going to start to come to fruition on camera.

when this show starts filming.

So some of them drink, some of them don't.

A lot of them started having kids at a very, very young age by today's standards.

And they have a lot of kids, they have a lot of drama, and they're doing it all on television.

And during lockdowns, the way this all started, the hashtag mom talk began.

And all of these women, and they're pretty, and they're young, and they don't have a single solitary sense of holding back for the cameras.

No filter and they have no cringe.

Like the stuff they do would cringe me out so badly that I could never do it.

And yet they keep doing it ad nauseum.

So they're doing dances during lockdowns and they're all, the strength of them, it's like a girl group.

Like the strength of them is in the numbers.

So they cross promote each other on their platforms and during lockdowns, they wind up amassing millions and millions of followers.

Then they get their own TV show.

The first season, it's the first season.

It's like the first season you see the body cam footage of the arresting officers who are called to her house for the domestic violence incident.

It's crazy.

It's terrible.

But being that I watched the show from the first season, I was very familiar with this incident.

She was arrested.