The interior designer, from the US, appeared on TLC’s Addicted to Marriage, where she hoped to find a 12th and final husband.
However, unfortunately it didn’t work out for Monette, as she didn’t even make it down the aisle.
After an argument with her fiancé John, she revealed on the show: “It’s really painful for me to have another failure, especially in this relationship where I tried so hard.”
As the single mum opens up to her sister about her argument with John, she adds: “Sometimes I think he gets as mean as he can to me because he wants me gone.”
Her sister, Marcie, admits that she wasn’t concerned when her sister got married the first two or three times.
However, after being married eleven times she worries her sister will never meet the right person.
Marcie herself has been married once and has been with her partner for 38 years.
After talking to her sister, Monette decided to speak to John about their issues in order to put things right, however it didn’t go to plan.
During another argument, John was heard telling Monette: “I’m done with the playing.
“Until you come to terms with what you do and your role in your failed relationships, you’re never gonna have a good one… ever.”
Monette was heard replying: “Use that John… use that.”
“I’m using it to tell you something,” he retorted. “And you need you need to pay attention.
“You’re not going to have a healthy relationship with the manipulation and stuff that you do.
“I’m tired… I’m not playing the game.”
Monette was seen nodding and saying “Okay,” as she folded her arms.
Instead of continuing to fight, Monette decides to go leave and see her grandkids.
Monette hasn’t lost hope with marriage get though, as she says: “I’m still going to hold on to hope to finally have a good marriage”.
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