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1:21Now PlayingLove, lies and a little light family chaos — just another day on Excuse My Advice. In this episode, Kim Murstein and Grandma Gail tackle a modern couple’s awkward question: is scheduling intimacy a romance killer or a relationship lifesaver? The duo also dives into a jaw-dropping DNA test surprise that uncovers a mystery half-sibling — and sparks a debate about whether Dad should hear the news first. As always, the advice is blunt, hilarious and definitely not sugar-coated.
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