Hi, it's Andrea, and we are re-releasing some of our past weekly episodes, and there's a good reason why.
For the last year, I have been working with ABC on turning some of your favorite episodes of Betrayal Weekly into a TV show.
The show is called Betrayal Secrets and Lies, and it airs every Sunday at 10 p.m. on ABC.
People always ask me when I tell them what I do, how do these people not know? And I'm always protective of my storytellers when I hear that.
And while all of that was happening, Danielle was raising six kids, homeschooling them, running a household, showing up every single day trying to be the best mom and partner she could be.
When I was catching up with her recently, her new husband kept popping in and checking in on her as she was talking to me.
Just these small tender moments, making sure she was okay, it struck me how different that kind of love feels.
And that's what makes her story so powerful, because it's not about what she missed.
It's about how much she was holding, how much she was giving, and how deeply she trusted.
Hearing Danielle's story is fascinating, but seeing it unfold is a whole new experience.
And he said that it seemed like his dad was mad at him because he yelled at him to go back to bed.
And the night before that, he had actually told my oldest child to wrap a sledgehammer that we had that had a really bright yellow handle in black electric tape and find a black raincoat for him to wear.
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Hi, it's Andrea, and we are re-releasing some of our past weekly episodes, and there's a good reason why.
For the last year, I have been working with ABC on turning some of your favorite episodes of Betrayal Weekly into a TV show.
The show is called Betrayal Secrets and Lies, and it airs every Sunday at 10 p.m. on ABC.
People always ask me when I tell them what I do, how do these people not know? And I'm always protective of my storytellers when I hear that.
And while all of that was happening, Danielle was raising six kids, homeschooling them, running a household, showing up every single day trying to be the best mom and partner she could be.
When I was catching up with her recently, her new husband kept popping in and checking in on her as she was talking to me.
Just these small tender moments, making sure she was okay, it struck me how different that kind of love feels.
And that's what makes her story so powerful, because it's not about what she missed.
It's about how much she was holding, how much she was giving, and how deeply she trusted.
Hearing Danielle's story is fascinating, but seeing it unfold is a whole new experience.
And he said that it seemed like his dad was mad at him because he yelled at him to go back to bed.
And the night before that, he had actually told my oldest child to wrap a sledgehammer that we had that had a really bright yellow handle in black electric tape and find a black raincoat for him to wear.