TLC’s popular docuseries “My Strange Addiction” is making a comeback after a ten-year hiatus, with a fresh season airing Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET. The show, known for exploring the lives of individuals with unusual compulsive behaviors, dives into eccentric fixations that have taken control of their daily lives.
The episode on January 28 titled “Hot Glue Eater, Cardboard Consumption, Breastfeeding” showcases three intriguing stories: Jayden, who is addicted to consuming hot glue, has been going through over 150 sticks weekly. Meanwhile, Terry’s obsession with eating cardboard has spiraled out of control, prompting him to finally confront his lifelong secret with his family. Lastly, Charlotte, who has been breastfeeding her children for seven years, expresses no desire to stop, reflecting her deep emotional ties to the practice.
For viewers wanting to catch up on “My Strange Addiction,” Season 7 can be watched on TLC or streamed via platforms like Philo, DIRECTV, and Sling, with promotional offers available for new subscribers. Philo offers a three-day free trial and discounted first-month rates, while DIRECTV’s MyEntertainment plan includes 60+ channels for a competitive price. Sling also provides various packages, including affordable day passes for casual viewers.
The revival of “My Strange Addiction” is a testament to the show’s lasting appeal and its unique approach to highlighting the complexities of human behavior. Fans can expect to see more compelling stories that challenge the norm and showcase the reality of living with strange addictions.