'The Ultimatum' Season 1 - Where Are They Now? Cast Updates Revealed!

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Vanessa Lachey broke down in tears while discussing how therapy helped her become a better partner to husband Nick Lachey. The emotional display came during season 2, episode 6 (“The Changeover”) of Netflix’s “The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On”, when the show’s co-host shared with the four remaining couples why it’s so important for a relationship to not only lean on your partner but also trust them.

Vanessa Lachey broke down in tears while discussing how therapy helped her become a better partner to husband Nick Lachey. The emotional display came during season 2, episode 6 («The Changeover») of Netflix's, when the show's co-host shared with the four remaining couples why it's so important for a relationship to not only lean on your partner but also trust them.The star and her husband were intently listening to Riah explain why she didn't get the full trial marriage experience with James, who ultimately revealed he couldn't give it his all because he didn't know how to be vulnerable and be open about a painful childhood experience that spilled over into his young adult life.After he apologized to her, Riah told James she knows he's been through a lot, but that if he were to one day let go of that experience or at least be open about it with his partner, he'd be an amazing person.

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Tucked away among the trees on the water's edge between Urmston and Sale lies a converted shipping container serving up freshly roasted coffees, homemade pies and delicious sweet treats.

is here, and there's way more than money at stake this season.While The Oppenheim Group's Orange County team is gearing up for a record-setting season, it's clear that the drama's as intense as ever, what with accusations of being «sloppy» on top of a little backstabbing going on with the Corona del Mar, California-based firm.And while all of this drama's unfolding, the firm's trying to make good with a bigwig client after landing its first billion-dollar listing in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. «Yeah, let's all get rich,» co-founder Jason Oppenheim declares in a staff meeting.But the new kids in town are still trying to maneuver egos in the OC, and in doing so it seems they've created an image of themselves that has others in town looking at them with raised eyebrows.«People are thinking that we're messy as a brokerage,» agent Brandi Marshall says in the trailer.

Emily Longeretta This story contains spoilers from the first two episodes of “The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On” Season 2, now streaming on Netflix. “The Ultimatum” is back with a new batch of uncertain couples. The first eight episodes, which dropped on Netflix on Aug. 23, introduced the five new pairs to meet each other and co-hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey.

In this season of the Nick and Vanessa Lachey-hosted series, five couples will have eight weeks to either get engaged or break up. But to test their commitment, they will each live with a new potential partner for several weeks.As it turns out, this kind of drama can prove to be too much for some couples, while others learn just how important their relationship is to them.Ahead of the season 2 premiere, ET's Denny Directo spoke with three of the cast members, who opened up about what the experience was like and what they discovered about themselves and their partners.Lisa Horne — who has been in a relationship with Brian Okoye for over a year and a half — admitted that seeing their romance tested proved to be more difficult than she imagined.«To see him talking to another woman, I did feel a little bit of jealousy,» Lisa admitted to ET.

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The 1975‘s lawyers have been working on resolving the band’s ongoing lawsuit with a Malaysian festival organiser.Future Sound Asia (FSA), the organiser of Kuala Lumpur’s Good Vibes Festival (GVF), has demanded the band pay RM12.3million (£2,099,154) in damages after the band’s frontman Matty Healy‘s “indecent behaviour” caused the cancellation of the festival last month.Lawyers for FSA previously confirmed that they issued a seven-day Letter of Claim before legal proceedings in English courts would begin.In a statement issued to the PA news agency on Wednesday (August 16), David Matthew, legal counsel for FSA, said the resolution process was “now in progress”.“We are able to confirm that our lawyers have received communication from the band’s solicitors and we are continuing to pursue the matter, as per our earlier statement,” said Matthew.He continued: “The dispute resolution process is now in progress and on advice of legal counsel, we have no further comment at present.”Matthew previously said that a large component of FSA’s Letter of Claim is attributed towards frontman Matty Healy’s breach of contract.“Healy’s representative categorically provided a pre-show written assurance that he and The 1975’s live performance ‘shall adhere to all local guidelines and regulations’ during their set in Malaysia. Despite this, the assurance was ignored, and the band’s actions also clearly contravened the contract with FSA, which led to the cancellation of the festival and caused significant losses to FSA,” said Matthew to the Malay Mail.The 1975 were banned from Malaysia mid-performance at Day 1 of Good Vibes Festival on July 21.

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One of the biggest bugbears when it comes to watching a show at the theatre can be the person sitting next to you who decides to to check their Facebook feed just as you find yourself drawn into the action taking place on stage.

The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On is back!

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is any indication, the Netflix reality series will have just as much drama as season 1. In the first-look clip, which was released Wednesday, the five couples find their relationships tested when one partner issues an ultimatum to the other, giving them eight weeks to get married or move on. High school sweethearts Ryann McCracken and James Morris might not have their happily ever after when James admits to the group, «I cheated on Ryann,» noting that his longtime girlfriend isn't «exactly» aware of what went down.

Will they stay together or fall apart?

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is back… and taking things to the theater!The third season of Hulu's lauded mystery-comedy series debuts on Tuesday, Aug. 8, with the first two episodes, and only ET has an exclusive first look at the second episode of the upcoming season, in which the show's central trio — Charles-Haden Savage (Steve Martin), Oliver Putnam (Martin Short), and Mabel Mora (Selena Gomez) — return to their true-crime podcast to tackle the shocking death of Ben Glenroy (Paul Rudd), the star of Oliver's triumphant directorial return to Broadway.In ET's exclusive clip, Oliver, Charles-Haden and Mabel arrive at Ben's funeral, only to realize that they've been downgraded on the guest list to «Overflow 3,» a basement room where lesser attendees are watching the live stream of the funeral being held upstairs in the actual cathedral.«I was sent here by mistake,» Oliver insists.