Ep 12. Kristen & Sarah

In season 8 episode 12 of Catfish: The TV Show, titled Kristen & Sarah, we follow the journey of Kristen, a mother of two who has been in a long-distance relationship with a woman named Sarah for two years. Kristen has never met Sarah in person, but they have communicated extensively through text and phone calls.

Kristen has fallen in love with Sarah, but there are some red flags about their relationship. Sarah has cancelled plans to meet in person multiple times, and she has also made excuses for why they cannot video chat. Kristen feels like she is being strung along and starts to question if Sarah is who she claims to be.

Enter Nev and Kamie, the hosts of Catfish: The TV Show. They help Kristen investigate Sarah's identity by searching social media and conducting online research. Kristen reveals that Sarah is an active member in a Facebook group for survivors of domestic abuse, and this is concerning to her. Nev and Kamie look into Sarah's past relationships to see if there are any signs of abusive behavior.

As they dig deeper, they uncover some shocking information about Sarah's true identity. Kristen is shocked to learn that the woman she thought she was in love with is actually someone completely different. She is left to confront her feelings and figure out what comes next.

Throughout the episode, we see emotional conversations between Kristen, Nev, Kamie, and Sarah's true identity. We also see Kristen open up about her struggles with trust and relationships in the past. Nev and Kamie offer support and guidance to help Kristen navigate the difficult situation.

The episode ends with a dramatic confrontation between Kristen and Sarah's true identity. Kristen must decide whether to forgive and continue the relationship or move on. The episode ultimately sheds light on the dangers of online dating and emphasizes the importance of honesty and transparency in relationships.

Overall, Catfish: The TV Show season 8 episode 12 Kristen & Sarah is a gripping and emotional episode that highlights the complexities of modern relationships and the consequences of deception.