Heather and Terry Dubrow on Leading by Example: From Marriage to Parenting Queer Kids (Exclusive)
Heather and Terry Dubrow aim to lead by example. It's why they open up their lives (both professional and personal) on and.
This week, they're ready to share more with the latest entry to their reality TV resumes: , a passion project they've been working to get on the air for years.«Terry and I've written three books together, and the second book we wrote, called, we had this couple that… lost weight on our book, on our diet,» Heather explains of how the idea came about, Zooming in alongside Terry from their Newport Beach, California, home.«What happened was, we went into their house and we started cleaning out their fridge, and we got to know them, and we got involved, and their child and their dynamic and the whole thing, we realized that there was so much more going on there,» she continues, «and working with them was sort of the germ of how this all began.»In 7 Year Stitch, Heather and Terry take a new couple — Kathleen and Chris — at a pivot point in their marriage and put them through a seven-week crash course in personal improvement to see if they're meant to be, or if it's time to part ways. «I would call it a high-stakes opportunity to take a relationship and a family that has what seems like insurmountable struggles, and give them the best opportunity to fix their situation,» Terry shares. «Because over 50 percent of couples that break up do so at around the seven-year point, and the reason we separate them for seven weeks is we want to change their bad habits.
We want to help them to figure out what's going wrong, and to subject them to the best therapists and best professionals we possibly can, and make new habits.
