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7 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this clip from the Karamo Show, two speakers discuss a tense co‑parenting situation involving an ex‑partner who confronts one of them near their sister’s house. Speaker A asserts that the relationship with Karamo is finalized and that the ex‑partner has no leverage. Speaker B recounts how the ex‑partner arrived in a white car to drop off their son Chris, then aggressively demanded a fight, threatening to cause drama that would affect both households and the children. The conversation highlights the speakers’ efforts to set firm boundaries, avoid escalating conflict in front of their children (Christian and Chris), and protect the kids from emotional turmoil. Repeated phrases emphasize the emotional intensity and the speakers’ resolve to keep the situation from spiraling into violence.

The way I dealt with that ex-partner of mine that did have a problem was— I don't know if you ever knew this, but I just let him know, like, hey, what's established between Karamo and I is already— it's done. Oh, I did know. There's nothing you can do about it. Oh, I did know.
I'm going to tell you this. After Chris came and moved with me— Chris is our other son. What?
He talk too much. What he talking about? No.
No, no, no. It wasn't Chris. Your ex came to drop him off in that white car. Yeah, that's him. He came out there, and he said— he told me that you had said, hey, listen, this is our friendship. This is what it's going to be, and we got to stay strong for the kids. Yes. And he was like, I don't care what she say. I see you. And like, as if like he thought that I was going to do something. Are you serious? In my face like he wanted to fight me. This in front of my sister's house. This from my sister's house. You never told me that. Because I wasn't about— again, me telling you that was to cause more drama in your house, which would have caused more drama in our children's house.
Wow. See?
And guess who ain't had time for that?
See?
Because I wouldn't worry about him.
See? What more do I need? But that's a structure side of you.
But no, he came in my face like— and you know I like to fight.
I know you would have probably knocked him out if Christian wasn't right there. What?
Yeah, so I knew you said that.