OutDaughtered Season 10 has presented its fair share of challenges for the Busby family, but fans can look forward to an exciting sneak peek of the season finale. Throughout the season, Danielle and Adam have been open about the difficulties they face in managing their family of eight. However, they are actively seeking ways to alleviate the mounting pressure.
In a sneak peek of the OutDaughtered finale, Danielle Busby candidly discusses her insecurities about raising six daughters. As her oldest daughter, Blayke Busby, approaches her teenage years in the show’s timeline, and the five quints, Ava, Olivia, Hazel, Riley, and Parker, near the age of nine, Danielle and Adam find themselves struggling to keep up. Seeking solace in her sisters, Ashley Mowbray and Crystal Mills, Danielle opens up about the sources of pressure she feels. She also reveals that she has been attending therapy sessions. Exciting surprises await in the season finale.
In another sneak peek, the Busby family embarks on a magical journey to the happiest place on Earth. One of the major surprises in the season finale is that the OutDaughtered crew is taking sixteen people to Disney World! In the previous episode, Adam and Danielle surprised the girls with a Christmas gift, revealing their upcoming trip to Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.
Danielle acknowledges the challenges they currently face and expresses how visiting Disney brings a sense of constant happiness, regardless of life’s difficulties. However, another sneak peek from the season finale hints at a significant surprise specifically for Danielle Busby.
During a heart-to-heart conversation with her sisters, Aunt Lili and Aunt Kiki, Danielle Busby opens up about her bottled-up emotions. As a mother to six girls, she often feels like she falls short of meeting their endless needs. She confesses, “The struggle is that I love each of them more than they could ever know, but why do I still feel like I didn’t do enough for them?” Danielle explains that everything in her life moves at a fast pace, and she struggles to slow down. Concerned for their sister, Ashley and Crystal worry that if Danielle doesn’t take a break, she will eventually burn out. Ashley shares her own experience, understanding the self-imposed pressure of feeling like she can’t be there for her kids.
However, Kiki seems perplexed by their conversation. Danielle admits to feeling guilty and dwelling on her perceived failures. As she spirals into self-doubt, Crystal interrupts, stating that Danielle’s mind tends to run too fast. Ashley asks if Kiki doesn’t think that way, to which Crystal replies, “No, you need to learn to slow your mind down.” Recognizing the challenge, Danielle turns the tables on Crystal and asks how she manages to do it. Crystal shares that she takes time to relax, watch TV, and scroll through her phone, which Danielle perceives as ignoring the underlying issues. Ashley refocuses the conversation on Danielle, suggesting that therapy might be beneficial. She asks if Danielle attended a therapy session.
When Ashley inquires about Danielle’s therapy experience, she reflects on her session. Danielle explains that she mostly talked but didn’t feel she received any substantial advice. Opening up about her childhood proves difficult for her. Ashley encourages her to consider going back to therapy, emphasizing that one session won’t resolve years of suppressed emotions. Danielle realizes she liked her therapist and found her easy to talk to, although she struggles with discussing herself. Ashley offers her unwavering support, stating that therapy can make her a better mother. While Danielle finds it strange at first, she recognizes that it’s what she needs to hear.
In a confessional, Danielle expresses her concerns about being emotionally available as her six daughters grow older and face their own emotions. During her conversation with Ashley and Crystal, she decides that she will go back to therapy. Ashley reinforces her decision, and to Danielle’s surprise, offers to accompany her. Ashley insists, “I’ll go with you,” assuring Danielle that she will be there for her. Crystal jokingly chimes in, “I’ll sit in the back corner!” The sisters share a laugh together, showcasing their strong bond. In a confessional, Danielle acknowledges that her sisters have gone through similar experiences in life, making their offer to attend therapy with her a comforting gesture. She concludes, “It’s worth a shot.”