By Ashley Thompson

Time's Up

Kendra now has to confront Hank on the fact that he spoke with her friend's husband about the details of the affair. It seems like every time they are in the same room a new bomb is dropped on Hank. All Hank ever says is "I did not do what the allegations say". He doesn't actually deny anything and he stays completely shut down. You can't believe someone that doesn't say anything at all. And luckily Kendra can see right through him. But of course, in true fashion, the guilt is put back on Kendra... then Kendra snaps. After grabbing the "Worlds Greatest Husband" glass trophy to throw out, Kendra cuts her hand and needs heads to urgent care for treatment.

It's good to see Kendra reaching out to her mother instead of relying on friends who may be leaking information and giving Kendra half truths. It's also good to see Patti running to Kendra's side. But doesn't Patti know that telling someone to leave their marriage makes that person want to fight for their marriage. She wants to be supportive of Kendra but telling her what to do won't be the way to do that. At this moment Kendra seems over it all. She appears strong willed and determined to do this on her own. That's right now... in an hour she may change her mind.

Moment of Truce

Kendra is in therapy. If there is ever a moment in time to need a therapist this is it. Not only are they legally required to keep their mouths shut, but they are an outsider. Their job is just to help you fix yourself, not judge or cast blame. Let's hope she sees this therapist without cameras every-so-often.

Now Kendra is going to see Jessica and Kyle (the one Hank opened up to). But couldn't Jessica have picked launch place without paparazzi? Nevertheless, it's time to get the bottom of it all. What did Hank tell Kyle? Kendra asks him straight out but when she realizes that he isn't going to disclose the information she changes her question to, "Should I be focusing on divorce?". Fair question. But all Kyle can say is, "there are two sides to every story". Blah blah blah, Kyle. There's no sense in pointing the figure at Kendra because regardless of whatever issues they may have had, that's no excuse for Hank's behavior. Even if she hasn't given him a "platform to discuss his issues" she doesn't deserve what he's done. And Jessica, FYI: this is not about you.

In a twist Kendra calms down and encourages Hank to start therapy, as well. My only question at this point is, why is Hank always so calm?

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