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2 Nov 2023 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short from The Karamo Show, Karamo mediates a tense exchange between Terri and Speaker A (presumably Terri’s daughter, Bridgette). Speaker A confronts Terri, accusing her of treating her like a “side chick.” Terri initially denies the accusation, leading to a back‑and‑forth repetition of the claim. Karamo intervenes, urging Terri to practice “showing up” for her daughter by acknowledging the hurt and offering a genuine apology. After several prompts from Karamo, Terri finally says, “I’m sorry, Bridgette, I’m sorry. It hurt,” demonstrating the moment of accountability and emotional reconnection that Karamo highlights as essential for rebuilding their relationship.

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You know what you said to me?
What'd I say?
You said I was acting like one of your side chicks. What? Yes, yes you did. You said that to me. I said what? You told me I was acting like one of your side chicks. That's what you said to me. You did. That's what you said to me. No, I didn't.
Yes, you did. Yes, you did. You said that to me.
Terri, this is a moment where you practice when you show up. You said that to me. Her past and her experiences, You defending it is never gonna help you to build a relationship you want with your daughters now. Defending— I never got an apology, a real apology from you.
That's all I ever wanted.
Show her you wanna show up and make her special now. Show her.
Look at Terry. That's all I wanted is you to say, "Baby, I'm sorry." You telling me that?
Listen, listen, listen, if I did that—
I'm sorry, Bridgette, I'm sorry. It hurt.
Good. There you go. That's how you show it. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. Let it out, baby. Let it out.