
This deadbeat dad has missed birthdays, holidays, recitals and school events for his 12-year-old daughter. His ex-wife claims he makes no effort to be in their child’s life.
He blames his ex-wife. Jeremy blames him! Jeremy is fed up with his excuses and demands answers as to why he hasn’t tried harder.








I was watching your today about a father who has excuses of not seeing his 12 year-old daughter. It’s ashame he’s not really making any effort to see his child and the new women in his life needs to be more supportive and encouraging to build the relationship with his daughter. From what I saw the step-mother is feeding into his excuses just avoid the fighting and effortness as well as the wife also needs to build a relationship with the step-daughter.
But we as viewers do not see off cameras and the studio what is happpening in their life to understand how they have come into the situation that they are now of all the excuses, fighting etc. I can sort of relate to the father but my situation completely different from his. My excuses was more being unselfish on my behalf to make a decision what is best for my children. I myself have not seen my children for many years for the excuses I have decided on for the best interest in my children to give them the best life that they deserve that I could not provide for them as a young single mother without friends and family support that I needed at that time. Cause I spent most of my childhood in foster home and group homes cause my step-father sexually and physically abuse me at the age of 5 years-old. I was 20 years-old when I became a mother. But I do pay child support for 2 of my children and will continue to be supportive in whatever they may need after they are 18. I gave you a little bit about me of why I haven’t seen my children but my life long story of hardship is getting better but still struggling surprise obstacles that my owm mother has kept a secret from me my whole life and working on fixing it now.
Anyways I do hope the family on today’s show will find it in their hearts as mature adults to work out a solution and put aside their difference to be there for the 12 year-old daughter.