- One of the things I'm
is, Christina, as decision day drew near,
you told Henry that you had received a text message that
claim that Henry was having an affair
with one of his male friends.
I want you to talk about what happened.
Before I even approached Henry about it,
I had no idea what it was.
And I thought it was ridiculous, because I
don't think Henry's gay.
He's never given me any signs of him being gay.
But if he were to be, it wouldn't
be my place to have that voice just because we weren't vibing.
Yeah, I'm going to cut it off there.
That's not how you handled it.
She said that she thinks it would be in our best--
or in my best interest if I had her back
until the end of this thing.
I was like, what are you talking about?
I was like, it's not my intention to, like,
necessarily not have your back, but it is--
from this point forward, I am going to start
saying my side of the story.
Because for so long, I was trying to be nice and, like,
not hurting anybody's feelings.
And so then she holds her phone up and says,
well, I think it's in your best interests,
because I have some really strong evidence on my phone.
Like, so I'm essentially being gaslighted.
And then she finally said what it was.
She said she received a text from an unknown number,
from a guy that said I was having an affair with him.
And I tried--
I'm just going to be nice.
I tried really hard not to crack up laughing.
And that was it.
I do want to mention that, Christina,
originally, you told Henry that it came from a reliable source.
That is true, yeah.
KEVIN FRAZIER: And then you changed it
to an unknown number.
For--
Well, they seemed to know a lot about Henry--
KEVIN FRAZIER: Who, they?
--more than I-- it was a New Orleans number.
So then I was like, OK, it's someone from New Orleans.
I think in this situation, I was wrong.
If I didn't believe it, why even bring it up?
Because it does turn into gaslighting,
and I see why he's pissed off.
But you had to believe it in order
to try to essentially blackmail me with it.
Like, and also--
CHRISTINA: I-- I don't believe that--
HENRY: --I'm not going to get too more into this.
I know for a fact that you told other people that you thought
I was gay, so that's a lie.
Whether or not you had the text--
which I asked for the text, and I never got it.
But I did think to myself that I could be dealing with, like,
a disorganized blackmailer.
But you don't threaten to blackmail somebody if you
don't believe the information--
CHRISTINA: My number-- HENRY: --that you receive--
My number 1 thought this entire process was you
weren't attracted to me.
That was just number 1, straight out the gate.
I was just like, he's not attracted to me.
Mm-hmm.
And, you know, some of my friends or peo--
you know, people are like, well, is he gay?
Is he gay?
I was like, I don't know.
It's a possibility.
I don't know.
But I do not think you're gay.
I don't.
Well, that just doesn't add up with--
if you don't think it, then you would have
never held it over my head.
Was the dishonesty a huge factor in ending
your attraction to Christina?
You know, there were a bunch of things that added up,
but I men--
I know I mentioned this earlier to you, but this is not a joke.
I couldn't make this up if I wanted to.
On my wedding day, I had a number of my guests come up
to me saying that she talked to her guests,
saying that she was, eight months ago, in a five-year
relationship and--
I don't-- I didn't want to say it,
but with a married guy, apparently, where they did
toxic things to one another.
And from that point forward, I'm like,
OK, that's a huge red flag.
Like, is she going to do crazy things to me?
And then I let it play out.
And then at the end of it, like, I was essentially
blackmailed by some text that accused me
of having an affair with a guy.
Like, there wasn't, like, one specific thing.
It was just-- KEVIN FRAZIER: Well--
--a bunch of things added up.
KEVIN FRAZIER: Hold on.
Christina, you're upset.
No.
I'm just ready for this to be over.
I'm ready to move on and just live my life, hopefully,
and just get out of this.
KEVIN FRAZIER: But you can understand
why he would be upset?
Absolutely.
KEVIN FRAZIER: You understand that, right?
CHRISTINA: I get it.
OK.
I've apologized to him.
If he can't tell that I'm sincere in my apology,
I don't know what else to do.
Harry, do you accept the apology?
[tense music]
I acknowledge the apology.
It may take some time to accept it.
I mean, this experience for me was just,
like, one hurdle after another.
It was never easy.
But in a million years, I never thought it
would have ended on that note.
And I'm pretty pissed off about it.
And I'll take some time to accept it,
but that's all I've really got to say.
It's just a crappy thing to do to somebody.
Is there anything else you want to say to Henry?
It's OK.
Let's move on.