My Twin Sister Tells Everyone My Business! | KARAMO

In this YouTube segment, host Karamo mediates a heated conversation between 24‑year‑old twin sisters Faith and Treasure, who have a long‑standing, toxic relationship. Faith accuses Treasure of repeatedly betraying her confidence—publicly sharing Faith’s personal secrets, including an abortion, and dismissing her feelings. She recounts physical altercations, a violent incident where a male friend struck her with a bottle, and the fallout from a mutual friend dating Faith’s ex. Treasure acknowledges past gossip but claims she stopped as she grew older, attributing her behavior to a strained relationship with their mother and a need for attention. Both sisters describe feeling isolated, misunderstood, and blame each other for emotional and financial imbalances. Karamo highlights the absence of their parents—especially their father—and urges the twins to involve their mother to mediate and repair the fractured bond, emphasizing the twin dynamic of mirrored pain and the necessity of mutual love for healing.
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Twin sisters Fate and Treasure say even though they look alike, they see each other very differently. Take a look at what these twin sisters have to say.
Me and my twin sister are very different.
Are very different.
She don't care about my emotions. She's always angry. I'm the brains and she's the brawn. She's always telling people my business. She's so toxic, her friends don't even wanna talk to her. She chooses men over me. She's such a snitch. I don't trust her at all. She better not mess with me because I got a lot of tea on her. I want my sister to be held accountable for all the stress and the trouble that she caused me. I want my sister to admit that she's just as toxic as I am. Karamo, we really need your help, especially her.
Uh, not the little last bit of shade. Well, everyone, we'll meet Treasure shortly, but let's talk to Faith first. Faith, thank you for being here.
Thank you for having me.
Now I even caught that little last bit of shade. So I wanna know, how do you feel about what she just said?
This is nothing surprising. There's nothing new. She always like to take the last word.
Mm, okay.
So it's every, this happens every time we like argue. This is why it turns into fights, physical fights. She just don't know when to just be quiet.
So has this been always? 'Cause y'all are only 24 years old. So when did your relationship start to go south?
It started when we was like early teenage years, like 15.
Okay.
She started bringing up stuff like my traumatic experiences and using it as ammo to get at me. So she used that to push my buttons.
So has she publicly embarrassed you?
Yes.
How?
She loved telling everybody my business, whether it deals with a man or with a friend that I fell out with.
Did your sister reveal a secret to your friend behind your back?
Yes, she, basically I had an abortion and I didn't tell nobody. I only wanted to tell my sister. And when I told her the time when I found out when I was pregnant, she was the first one I told. And she didn't say, "Oh, you know how you feel." Like she already knew 'cause I already had it, my mind made up on what I wanted to do. She didn't even have the courtesy to even ask how I feel.
She just straight up asked, "Oh, can I go tell my boyfriend?" What did she say about the fact that you told her you didn't want her to tell anyone and she tells her boyfriend?
She dismissed it as he's family, so.
But by doing that, in essence, you said it, she dismissed your feelings.
Mm-hmm. And—
Did you tell her that you felt hurt by that?
Yes.
And what did she say?
She was, she dismissed that too. She was like, "You'll get over it 'cause you gonna do the procedure. You gonna get over it like how you get over everything else." And I'm like, you've never been, you never used experienced this. This is my first time and you gonna tell me I'm gonna get over it?
Thank you. It's okay. Is Treasure still friends with the girl you had a falling out with?
Yeah, we went to hang out at somebody's house and we was drinking, you know, we was drinking, having a good time until one of the boys wanted to, you know, play fight with my friend at the time. I'm thinking like, okay, he cool with her. When we got, he got serious with me. It came to a point where I think we still play fighting to the point he hit me with a bottle in front of her.
This guy hits you with a bottle?
Yes.
In front of your friend?
Yes.
Okay.
He hit me in the chin and my chin was bleeding and it's like 3 o'clock in the morning. I'm intoxicated. I'm telling her like, they kicking me out the house 'cause they say I started it and stuff. I said, I didn't even know he was mad for real.
What happened?
So they kicked me out.
After real, it didn't give him no right to put, hit you at all and put you at foot patrol.
Right, and but so they kicked me out. I'm like, fuck.
Yeah.
Like.
And so, but you fell out with her.
I fell out with her because she.
And does your sister still keep a relationship with her?
Yeah, 'cause she felt like it wasn't that deep. She was like, oh, she didn't do nothing to me. On top of that. I found out that she's talking to my ex.
So the friend is also talking to your ex?
Yep. And the crazy part is, she put me on game.
So let me just get this clear. So your sister is staying friends with her even though the friend was there when a guy assaulted you.
Mm-hmm.
But on top of that, this girl is also now dating your ex and your sister's still cool with her.
Mm-hmm.
Okay. I wanna ask you this really quickly. Do you still want a relationship with your sister?
I'm holding on a really thin thread. It's really thin.
But the answer's yes. 'Cause if you're telling me it's a thin thread, then the answer's yes.
I'll be fine if I don't talk to my sister. Honestly, after the last fight we had, I have a whole scratch in my face and I had a whole trip coming up, my birthday trip. I was going to Jamaica and I'm photogenic. I'm photogenic, so having a— She know how I care about my face and you wouldn't scratch me up like I'm some girl on the street that you have beef with. You could bruise me up or easy, all right, cover it up. My face though, I gotta wake up every day looking at this.
So would you like her to take accountability for some of this stuff?
I do.
Thank you for all the information on this. Well, I think it's time to meet Faith's twin sister Treasure and get her side of the story. So everyone please welcome Treasure to the show.
Oh my God.
Treasure, thank you for being here.
Thank you, thank you.
How do you feel about what was just said?
I feel like we talked about it like plenty of times and I just feel like what I'm saying to her or what I said to her doesn't go through and she just wanna hear what she wants to hear.
Do you tell people her secrets?
Yes.
You do?
Honestly, as I get older, I stopped that. I started doing that a lot more when I was younger, when I was closer with my mother and she was like my best friend to me. So when like, you know, I just normally just would just tell my mom, like she's my friend, like, hey, you know, my sister about to spin an ass on boys' house and I keep forgetting that's my mom. So I'm like, oh, I just told her by accident.
Yeah.
Got it. What about the abortion? When you talked about that, why tell anyone about that?
The guy I was talking to at the time, it's not like, just some boyfriend that we just started dating. Like me and him been like dating for like 2 and a half years. So he already met the family and stuff. So I wasn't thinking like it was too much, like too serious.
Got it.
Yeah.
But she came to you to confide. So why would you tell him her business like that?
I felt like the way how she was going about it, like literally like with like how the beginning and how it ended and stuff, it was like the way how she was moving, she wasn't, moving like she was traumatized, hurt by it. It was like she did it and we go get a next man, like it was nothing. And I was just thinking like, you know, something like that is really like a traumatic experience. And I don't know, maybe just, that's just me.
I would just wouldn't be.
Did you ask her if it was traumatic? No.
No, 'cause I was like the way how she was.
How would you know?
Like the way how you was moving about it, you was just like, it looked like she was sweeping it under the rug.
Say to her what you wanna say.
Yeah. It's like, you know I'm not the type to sit here and be dramatic about it. Like, I'm not. If I'm dealing with something, you know I like to deal with it, like handle it by myself, or you know, I don't wanna like sit here and cry and mope. I'm like, I'm in my thoughts about it. I don't have time to sit here and show you how I'm feeling about it. You can't just sit here and act like, oh, I'm gonna call you like, what should I do? What should I do? No, I know the consequences of sex, Treasure. It happens, Treasure. And it's like the fact that you saying, oh, moving like I just don't care. What if I'm just moving 'cause this is the way how I'm coping with it?
Yeah.
You know, just not safe.
How was it growing up with your sister? When y'all were younger and you used to tell your mom like that she was sneaking out or doing whatever, did your mom be like, oh my gosh, she's so bad or whatever? Did she talk about your sister? What did she say?
No, no, it's more so like, 'cause my mom kind of understands that like we're two different people. She sees that I'm like, more like goal-oriented as much as like my sister is more like stay home.
Your mother would call you goal-oriented?
She wouldn't call me that. She just see that we have two different points of views.
So what would she see about Faith?
Like if you going to like stay at a boy's house, it's like, oh, just let me know. You know what's so crazy about all that? The driver's like plate, all that, like, you know.
It's crazy how you wanna keep bringing up boy's house 'cause this is what I had to deal with in high school too. Yes, I used to be a party girl every weekend with my mom and my sisters. Since they so close in the house, they don't go nowhere. Of course she gonna say, "Go over to Tana." Yeah, you were planning everything and not doing nothing about it. ChaCha.
Do you feel like Faye has ever wronged you?
Yeah.
Okay, in what way?
I guess how I go about things, like, you know, when it comes to like relationships or like financial, like, situations.
ChaCha, I help you out as much as you help me out. Yes.
You don't feel that way?
You don't feel that way at all?
You feel like you help her out more?
Way more. Way more. When she come to me as a problem or anything traumatic, I don't sit here and broadcast it to my friend 'cause my mom always told us, don't tell your friends everything. They don't need to know everything.
Did she tell you that?
Yeah, she did.
So then why would you tell your friends?
I just felt as though like when I told you earlier that me and my mom was like close, as I got older, like me and my mom's relationship kinda got like sour. So when it got like possibly decreasing, like our relationship was decreasing, it was more so like, damn, I have nobody. So I was just like, fuck.
And I'm just that type of person. I kind of do that.
Hold on, can I stop you right there?
Yeah, yeah.
Because you do have somebody. You have your sister. Well. And let me tell you this, and I can see where this relationship got broken down and I wish, 'cause I'm gonna let the audience know, we did invite your mother and father here. And they both declined to be on the show. And the reason I asked my producers to invite your mother and father here is because of the fact that there's two young women who are fighting. You all are fresh out of being out of your parents' house. And so they've had a direct response on this relationship. And so what I realized very quickly just from hearing y'all talk is that early on, somehow your relationship with your mother and that need because your father wasn't in the picture anymore, you wanted to be close to a parent. And then that became you and your mom And you saw that the bond with your mom, and unfortunately, Mom, sorry, I wish you were here so I could tell you this, but her being there and saying things to you inadvertently about your sister then affected the way you saw your sister. Your sister has felt alone. She's felt alone. And it's sad because as twins, we all think the bond y'all supposed to have is y'all being on this world together. But she's felt alone. And I wanna tell you this, you felt alone. I know you did. So the thing is, and I say this because it has to be fair, yours is a different pain, but yours is a little different too. Because once you lose that relationship with your mother, I know that started to hurt you. You two are mirror images of each other and until you start reflecting love towards each other, nothing's gonna change. So this is what I'm gonna tell you. If y'all wanna come back, bring your mama on this stage, convince your mama to be on here, I can give you some real help. But between y'all right now, y'all are gonna be, y'all see y'all side the way you see it and I understand why, I get it. I understand where you're at and I understand where you're at. I want y'all to look at that camera right there and say, Mom, we need you to step in now.
Mom.
Mom, we need you to step in.
We need you to step in.
And Mom, if you want me to support you in that, I'm here for you because you have two different, beautiful daughters that need you. It's time that y'all heal. Y'all need to heal.
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