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The Fab Wives chat about the real unspoken secret to a successful marriage and the Real Dope Therapist Tish answers a question from a wife who is unhappy with her husband's suppressed desire to have a threesome!

The ladies share their differing opinions on conflict in marriage. They address the question of whether the lack of conflict in marriage is just as much of a red flag as too much conflict. The ladies also have a shocking response to Ashley Darby filing for divorce and of course, they had to discuss the hot topics surrounding DJ Envy and Gia Casey! Plus, Tish, the Real Dope therapist answers a question for a wife whose fairy tale marriage turned into a nightmare when she found out her husband was checking for a pretty young thang!

An Ask Fab Wives letter from a wife in the community sparks the ladies to chat about the topic of managing disappointment in marriage and life in general. They also chat about hot topics; Kevin Samuel and Love and Marriage Huntsville.

Our very own, Patrice Gainey is joined by Atlanta Fab Wife, Larencia Bright. They are both Real Estate gurus in the Charlotte and Atlanta markets (respectively) and share tips for how you and your husbae can navigate the hottest real estate market we've ever seen! Whether you're first-time homebuyers or investors looking to add to your portfolio, this episode will give you insight into it all. Plus, we chat about our new favorite Netflix series, Young, Famous & African in our hot topics segment.

The Fab Wives finally get the opportunity to weigh in on the Will Smith Oscars debacle and ask the question, how far is too far when it comes to a husband protecting his queen?

In episode 134 of the Fab Wives Unfiltered Podcast, the wives debunk 4 of the countless myths about marriage, and The Real Dope Therapist, Tish answers a question from a wife who is looking for more romance and lust in her marriage.

What you won't do another woman will...is just one of the popular sayings wives, fiancées, and girlfriends alike have been hearing since the beginning of time! In episode 133, the Fab Wives chat about the concept of a wife being accountable for her husband's fidelity in the marriage. The ladies also discuss whether they're ok with their husband having close friends of the opposite sex. In the Ask Fab Wives letter, The Real Dope Therapist, Tish answers a letter from a future fab wife who has had enough of her fiance's bitter baby mama!

Could you picture yourself living in a separate home from your husband? The Fab Wives discuss the pros and cons of separate living following a couple's public claims that living separately works wonders for their marriage. The wives also chat about the viral story of a dad kidnapping his baby to teach his wife a lesson. The Real Dope Therapist, Tish also answers a question from a wife who is trying to make the critical decision many wives face of whether to grow her family or not.

A viral tik-tok of a single lady in search of her unknowingly married vacation bae sparks a discussion as to what types of trips are acceptable for a married man to take. Plus an official "Ask Fab Wives" letter led to a heated discussion that somehow led the ladies BACK to the topic of "Toxic Masculinity"

The Fab Wives Podcast Crew discusses what it means to be equally yoked in a marriage. In this episode, the ladies also share their thoughts on Kanye's antics toward putting his family back together and Lamar Odom's attempts to get Khloe's attention. Plus, the Real Dope Therapist, Tish answers a letter from a wife who needs help getting her husband onboard with not allowing his father to come live with them after being in and out of his life for years AND doing a 7 year jail sentence.

The Fab Wives Unfiltered Podcast crew is back for part 2 of “Tolerated vs. Celebrated” (a follow-up from episode 128).

Does your husband feel tolerated or celebrated? Is there a trumpet at the door for him when he comes home? The Fab Wives engage in a discussion so interesting that we had to make this topic a two-part episode, that left us asking the question, are wives expected to do the most for their spouse and be ok with not getting much in return?