The children are currently diagnosed
from their counselor with PTSD.
It's also documented that my children have nightmares
because of the things that they are experiencing
that their father.
I hear them waking up,
the nightmares,
sometimes they come into my room.
They like spending time and seeing their dad,
but they feel uncomfortable with spending the night
and staying long periods.
Now if you were to mention that you're gonna go
stay with your dad,
they would break down and cry.
Well, Pamela claims Justin has been abusive
to their children ever since they separated in 2012.
Now, among the accusations,
she says Justin has locked their kids
out of the house,
left them alone in the house,
and once threw their oldest daughter
in the shower after she spilled SpaghettiOs.
With every guest,
we shoot sit down interviews,
now when Pamela arrived to shoot hers,
she had the three children with her.
And she refers to them as my children,
not our children,
but my children.
And unprompted,
all three of them approached our producer,
eager to be interviewed.
That doesn't happen,
but it happened this time.
Here's what they had to say.
What do you say about that?
First off, I don't even
have any cars that go by my house,
I live in the country,
it just seems preposterous.
I don't know.
The only time I've ever locked my kids,
when I come out of the bathroom and I'm getting ready
to get dressed I will lock the bathroom door,
therefore they can't come in when I'm not appropriate.
Other than that,
I have never, never locked my kids out of my house.
Well, I googled your house and
there's no traffic goin' by, that's for sure.
No.
So, I mean, where are the cars and--
And I googled the profile of your house
and there aren't any steps to hide under.
No.
(clapping)
There are steps to your house
but you can't get three kids under them.
No, there's four steps, that's it.
Now, Pamela and Justin's three children
had a lot more to say.
Let's take a look at what else they had to say.
What do you think about that?
Kills me.