Woman Has Been Married To Ten Men — Continues Believing She’ll Find Mr Right

Oct 31, 2020 by apost team

Cassey, a 56-year old 10-time bride, puts the hopeless in hopeless romantic! Currently still married to husband number 10, Cassie says she is already looking for husband number 11! While some people give up on love after just one heartbreak, Cassey says she has no problem trying again and again until she finally gets it right. This video from October 2020 delves into Cassey's thoughts and expectations.

Slightly less than 50% of Americans get married, and typically only one time, as Proactive Mindfulness reports. Less than 14% of Americans have been married twice and less than 4% more than 3 times. Cassie, meanwhile, is on her tenth!

Although Cassey's story might sound strange to you, with her being amidst just a mere 1% of Americans who have a high nuptial rate, she is not alone. Glynn Wolfe, a Baptist Minister from California, had the record for marrying the most with 29 "I dos" under his belt!

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One thing about Cassey, she seems to know when to hold them and when to fold them. With her longest marriage coming to an end after approximately eight years, her shortest marital bliss bubble ended after just six months, the Mirror reports. Record holder Glynn Wolfe has Cassey beat in this arena as well as his longest marriage ended around year 11 with the quickest turn around being just 19 days!

Cassey went on the Dr. Phil show to tell her story and said she didn't understand why she hadn't found her Prince Charming. In the video below, Dr. Phil pointed out that her choice of husbands, a "doping biker", three cheaters, and a "peeping tom", may have a lot to do with it. While Cassey was open about her marital choices, she also admitted to using crystal meth with her daughter.

Although Cassey says she can't see where she is going wrong, her children seem to have 20/20 vision when looking at their mother's love life. According to Cassey's children, their mother's love life has had a negative impact on them. Her son even calls her manipulative and conniving, while his sister says their mother marries only for money and never happiness or love.

While to some, it may seem as if Cassey has been the victim of bad husbands, according to one of her exes, it was Cassey who was the unfaithful spouse. He claims that Cassey approaches her marriage like a job and will quit once she has a new one lined up.

After listening to everyone's accounts, Dr. Phil tells Cassey that she is dependent on relationships and gives her additional insight on where she might be falling short. He addresses some behavioral issues that he feels need to be changed in order for Cassey to rebuild her relationship with her children and the rest of her family.

In the end, Cassey is left with some insightful information to ponder over and apply to her life. While it is up to her to be proactive in her life's change, if she pulls it off, she might not need to look for husband number 11.

What do you think about Cassey's affinity for marriage? Do you think she is marriage-dependent or that she just hasn't found the right one? Leave a comment and let us know what you think about multiple marriages.