Welcome To Plathville airs on TLC on Tuesday nights. The six-episode series recently aired the second episode, and Ethan’s wife Olivia’s fast becoming a fan-favorite. Now, she agreed to talk to Katie from the Without A Crystal Ball channel on YouTube. There, Katie discusses the show, other reality TV, and fundamental families. Welcome To Plathville,
Welcome to Plathville
Welcome to Plathville premiered on Tuesday, November 5. TV Shows Ace reported “that the eldest boy and his wife Olivia are featured front and center on the show. He found his freedom from all the family restrictions after his wedding.” But we see his parents, especially Kim, clash with Olivia as she feels they’re too
Welcome to Plathville premiered on Tuesday night on TLC. It’s the first episode in a series of six and explores yet another odd-ball family. Similar to the Duggars, the family lives a religious life and self-impose all sort of deprivations. Naturally, fans took to social media to vent their feelings about it. Many of them
Welcome to Plathville is coming to TLC tonight and the viewers can’t wait to get to know the Plath family. Starcasm shared out that it turns out that this family lost a son at the age of just 17-months-old. This happened back in 2008. About the Plath family Barry and Kim Plath have nine children ranging
Welcome to Plathville premieres on TLC on November 5. Most fans of the network enjoy following the families of these shows, but there’s very little out there for fans on social media. However, some of them feature on social media, but one notable account is private. Welcome to Plathville runs for six episodes TV Shows
Welcome to Plathville comes from TLC in November. The series, set to run for six episodes, brings another large and different family. But, if you’re hoping for something completely different from the Duggars of Counting On and 19 Kids and Counting, you may be a bit disappointed. That’s because there’s a definite connection between the
Welcome to Plathville brings us a family from way down in a rural part of Georgia. There, we see a large family of nine kids, some grown-up and married. We also meet parents Kim and Barry Plath. They decided that the kids should grow up not knowing what a coke tastes like. They don’t know