THURS PT 2: Country Artist People HATE But Bobby LOVES + Amy’s Parenting Ultimatum + Stories We Keep Private
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Amy opens up about drawing the line with her daughter, including the threat that could cost her financially if she doesn't clean up her social media. Bobby shares what becoming a dad has made him think about when it comes to the future, why achieving his biggest dreams hasn't always felt the way he expected, and why some things are better left private. Plus, the country artist Bobby loves that other people can't stand, childhood stories that might surprise you, and we look back at some of the show's biggest moments from October.
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