‘Welcome To Plathville’ Lydia Exposes Zac Wyse’s Lies
There are a lot of mixed feelings when it comes to Lydia Plath’s new husband, Zac Wyse. Based on the latest updates from Lydia, she broke her silence about Zac’s lies on social media. So, what did she have to say?
Welcome To Plathville Family Members Gathered For Dramatic Proposal
As Welcome To Plathville fans saw in the most recent episode of the TLC family show, Zac Wyse gathered several Plath family members to propose to Lydia Plath. Like most fans of the show, the family members feel more than a little bit apprehensive about this whole endeavor, especially when you consider how quickly things moved.
While many Welcome To Plathville fans called out the family members for making fun of Zac to his face, many viewers cannot deny that they feel like something is “off” about him. Based on recent updates from Lydia on social media, she recently went in on Zac’s lies. So, what did she have to say?
Lydia Plath Opens Up About Zac Wyse’s Lies
Based on the latest social media updates making the rounds from Lydia Plath, she recently took to social media to expose her new husband. Lydia said that one week before he was going to propose, he was in town because this was when he picked up the ring.
According to Lydia, Zac kept telling her that he “didn’t know” when the ring was coming in. He even told her that it was “stuck in shipping” and all sorts of other delay tactics to keep the charade going. Lydia went on to say that there was even an emotional goodbye, all while Zac knew he had another flight booked to see her.
Overall, despite the planning behind the scenes and telling Lydia one thing while doing another, it clearly worked out in the end. While there are a lot of opinions on Lydia’s new husband, she is clearly happy with her choice, and the pair certainly seems happy together. Lydia even said that looking back, it was “obvious” that the proposal was happening, and she doesn’t know how she didn’t know it was coming.
Welcome To Plathville: Fans React To Lydia Plath’s Confession
With this recent insight from Lydia regarding events leading up to the proposal that viewers saw in Welcome To Plathville scenes, commenters had a lot to say about it.
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- One person wrote, “I’m so happy for you and your new engagement. I hope your brothers will treat him better. Honestly, as a viewer, I didn’t find their behavior funny; it only reflected poorly on them.”
- Another commenter said, “I’m so sorry that the others in your circle felt the need to make it about their childish behaviour!! It was a lovely moment between you two despite the shocking pranks pulled to sabotage it. Congrats on your love.”
What did you think about how the proposal went down, as well as what Lydia had to say about it? Let us know in the comments below.
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The young men in the Plath family have the same issues the young women have. They were not engaged with peers, other families, or different people in their young lives (harbored by their parents) and now have a hard time understanding “good” & “bad” people, choosing a partner, reading social cues, or understanding how to like, love, build partnerships, and understand their self-worth.
The oldest boys initially picked the wrong girls to “fall in love” with, so may have their Dad.
Clearly, they were doing what they were indoctrinated into during their time with their parents, and felt they were grown and could handle “life & love”. Both girls, (V&O), have their own early childhood baggage and their own deep-seated family issues to handle themsleves.
They are selfish, dominating, ridiculing, and not good partners. Veronica is a whack job and makes things up-she is a total narcissist with a bad attitude and makes up “poor me” dialogues she believes are true. She is nasty, combative, rude, and hurtful. She clearly believes (just like Olivia) that she knows more than the Plath men and is superior.
Hope Micah wakes up soon; he can do much better than her. The horse-faced giant needs to move on.
Both older Plath girls are sweet, unworldly, and have an immature ideal and understanding of relationships, true love, and partnerships. Through no fault of their own, they were ill-prepared to go out into the world, build a life with friends (M & F), and find a skill and or career. Again, all thanks to their parents.
All the kids would do well to have a relationship therapist consult so they can eventually choose a good partner. Mariah needs to grow up, find a path, choose it, build her confidence, stay away from men, and get help from a professional relationship expert. Then dive into life; moving won’t help; you are running and need to stop.