Two years after her 12-year-old daughter took her own life because of cyberbullying, Tricia says she is being harassed online by a stranger who shares the girl's name; the two women come face to face for the first time.

June "Mama June" Shannon, mother of 9-year-old reality TV star Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson, discusses rumors that she is dating a convicted sex offender.

Issy Stapleton's mother discusses her attempt to kill herself and Issy; warning signs; how viewers can help Issy secure a healthy and productive future.

Issy Stapleton's mother discusses her attempt to kill herself and Issy.

A woman says her in-laws don't accept her because she is a different race than her husband, who feels like he is in a tug-of-war.

Kim says she was forced to step in and take guardianship of her grandson, who was living in a filthy home; the child's parents say she tricked them into signing over permanent guardianship to her.

Nick says his 41-year-old sister, Jennifer, is a bad parent who prioritizes partying over parenting her 13-year-old daughter, resulting in a long list of worrying behaviors from the girl, including violence and self-harm.

A divorced mother of four, living on the run, facing up to 45 years in prison for attempted murder, sits down with Dr. Phil.

Jessica's fiance says her anger and drinking are out of control, causing chaos in their blended family; the husband of a woman who lost 100 pounds does not support her transformation.

The man behind the photo of "David Chris Jr."; Dr. Phil hires an investigator to find answers for Barbara and her family.

Kaitlyn's professional-fighter husband speaks out from behind bars after being accused of assaulting her on two separate occasions over one weekend; she says she will not divorce him and blames her mother for meddling.

Parents say their lazy 32-year-old son has forced them to put their retirement plans on hold, and their daughter says he threatens and terrorizes them.

A teen says her parents treat her older brother as the favorite child, and she feels like an orphan; a guest says his marriage is on the brink because of a bitter feud between his wife and his parents.

Stacey, a mother of six, tells of learning that her husband was cheating with an exotic dancer half his age; the former couple wonder if they should try to pick up the pieces and be a family again.

Kalie, Susan and Gabby want to shut down a Christian boarding school they were made to attend as teens, claiming the girls there are at great risk; Lucinda says it was a safe haven for her and many others; a former volunteer staff member weighs in.

Guests who exhibit embarrassing behavior; Nancy O'Dell talks about creative gifts.

A man must choose between his wife and his transgender girlfriend.

A couple say their young-adult son has become angry and violent, and they are divided over whether to cut him out of their lives.

Tonya says her adoptive father molested her for 10 years as a child, and her mother did nothing to stop it.

Karie says her husband bullied her into signing a postnuptial agreement that entitles her to nothing if they ever divorce, but Michael insists he did not bully her and her cheating past made it a necessity.

Kalie, Susan, and Gabby raise awareness about a Christian boarding school where they say they were abused; Lucinda, another former student, defends the work she says pastor Ronald Williams has done; the founder's son Ben speaks out.

Radio host and author Wendy Williams joins the daytime syndicated talk-show field, bringing her distinctive personality to television. In addition to celebrity interviews, regular segments include Hot Topics, which usually opens the show and features Williams giving her honest, opinionated and often-unpredictable take on the latest pop-culture and entertainment headlines, and Ask Wendy, in which she offers advice to audience members seeking solutions to their problems. The daily, hourlong program is broadcast from a studio in New York City.