“But do you ever wonder if your side is the right one to be on?
She masterminded a night together to falsely convince him that he was the father of her baby.
She was a model working under Jack, who couldn’t keep it in his pants.
In simple terms, Diane was unlucky in love, but Phyllis was deranged.
However, we wholly blame Jack because he took vows with Patty, and Jill because she orchestrated everything.
She didn’t have a go at frame Diane for attempting to kill her.
Instead, she faked her death and framed Diane for cold-blooded murder more than a decade later.
Are there any depths too low for Phyllis?
But the saying goes that if you love somebody, you should let them go.
Diane did not have the resources to raise Kyle as well as Jack would have and did.
Phyllis, on the other hand, makes a mockery of everything it means to be a parent.
She has messed up in so many ways as a mother that we can’t count them all.
Should we discuss when she stole money from her daughter Summer Newman’s (Allison Lanier) trust fund?
Or how she never paid back the money, and Summer’s father had to?
Phyllis, it seems, is hopelessly rotten to the core.
