Giggly Squad

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Giggling about con men, country boys, and cigars

Explore episode Jun 19, 2026

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Maternal Instinct Full Recap: Con Woman, Country Boy & Fake Pregnancy

At 33:13 · chapter starts 30:30

The episode's centrepiece is Hannah's extended recap of Maternal Instinct, delivered with the enthusiasm of someone who has just discovered a new religion. A beautiful woman arrives in a small Oklahoma town and sweeps Wade — an earnest, chunky, country-loving farmer — off his feet within days. She's loaded, she says, but can't access the trust fund just yet. She buys him a truck (there is nothing a country man wants more), then buys his mother a nice car — which is repossessed within three weeks because no payment was ever made. On Christmas Day, she gathers the whole family to announce she's buying them a $4 million farm. Everyone is cautiously excited. Then comes the pregnancy: she says she's expecting but won't let Wade touch her, won't let him come to appointments, and sends him a 2016-dated ultrasound as proof. For nine months, he never sees her stomach. She does a full photo shoot with a fake baby bump. The documentary opens — crucially — with her being stopped by police claiming she's just given birth in a car.

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