Do you want to stay married, or do
you want to get a divorce?
[music playing]
I really enjoy just being with you every day
and being the first person that I get to talk to.
I think that, for me, has been my biggest.
I am genuinely happy being with you every day.
And when I get moody and frustrated,
I don't feel like you've ever held that against me.
And so for me, the things that you do every day to me
are showing commitment to me as a wife and us as a marriage.
So I think based on the past eight weeks,
if I had to do this over again, of course I would.
And I would just change a bunch of things.
But I actually did not think that someone could
be this amazing as a husband.
So for that reason, I don't know what I want to do.
No, I'm kidding.
I want to stay married to my husband.
We're two different people when it comes
down to our drive for life.
You're driven by money, but that's never
been a thought process of mine.
But I can sit here and tell you that I'm in love with you.
I-- I love your passion.
I respect your hustle.
So with that being said, I want to stay married.
Congratulations!
Thank you.
Congratulations.
Oh, you got me.
You got me good.
We are here on decision day, so the time has come for you
guys to make a decision.
[tense music]
This day has been looming over our heads,
like, literally from day one.
At the very beginning, I had a lot of hope
because it felt really different.
But we never really got on the same page.
And I think that we can have a good friendship,
but that is what it is.
And so I want to get a divorce.
Yeah, I agree with you.
I want a divorce.
Well, how do you feel?
I feel OK.
Well, I guess you didn't come here to fail.
And the end of a marriage is likely to be
thought of as a failure.
We hope it's a new platform upon which to build a stronger life.
Well, the time has come to make a decision.
Do you want to stay married, or do you want to get a divorce?
[tense music]
This is a difficult decision.
Say whatever it is you're feeling.
I'm a Yes.
Let's see what happens without the cameras, without
the lights, without the crew.
Do whatever counseling we need to do.
My answer is no.
I want a divorce.
Because I came into this for commitment and support,
and I don't feel I got it.
And I'm so unhappy, and so much that I--
I can't trust that that will change here.
Right now.
Yeah.
OK.
We talked about the good moments.
Why wouldn't you give it a shot?
[music playing]
OK.
Take care of yourself, please.
Thanks, doctor.
It doesn't add up to me that suddenly on decision day
that he would want to work on it now if he hasn't been working
on it for the past three weeks.
And that's why I have to say no--
because I don't trust anything that Johnny says.
It's just too little too late.
Oh, man.