Natalie Joy

She was like she would she kind of low key reference like things that Todd did, which I almost took as, oh, maybe there is fire where the smoke about the allegations of him, like looking at like bikini pictures or making out with a girl while farting or something like that.

And then later, not in like almost like two minutes later, Bronwyn was like, Todd is really confused about why this is happening, which was OK.

So, like, no, he didn't.

There's no smoking gun from like Todd's actions.

If if Bronwyn is empathetically saying Todd, just he doesn't seem to understand.

And honestly, my heart broke.

when she was talking about how Todd went back and watched all the episodes and read comments and went online and read the internet and just read all the filth about what people are saying about him.

And while I'm sure he's not a perfect guy, no one deserves that.

And for a guy who didn't sign up for this show, who I assume at least wanted to support his wife, it breaks my heart that he had to experience something like that.

But

OK, I'm genuine question for the ladies, because maybe this is just me being a guy like I heard that story and it felt.

I didn't get it.

Yeah, I was like, sure, maybe Todd has some things to work on.

You know, maybe he, you know, maybe it's like, it sounded like something they could unpack in a couple therapy sessions where it's just like, hey, I wish my husband would like pay a little bit more attention to me when I make some requests.

But like,

This being like some sort of smoking gun as to like a separation.

I don't I don't I didn't quite understand.

Maybe, maybe it's a power dynamic thing, you know, back to what I said before, like Rowan finding her independence, like it wouldn't surprise me to learn that, like, you know, Todd, this successful business guy, kind of curmudgeon-y, like when he, you know, I think, you know, as every relationship, you got to find a balance, right?

You know, it's just like, you know, Natalie and I have talked a lot about this, right?

You know, when we met, you know, where there was an age difference, we talked about it, we recognized it.