Judge Judy

Two women allege that their flat‑mate has been regularly pilfering their food and alcohol supplies. They also contend she has broken the tenancy agreement and violated the lease terms by refusing to pay her share of the household’s utility bills.

The broadcast is a single‑episode programme that centres on a domestic dispute between three flatmates. In this installment, two of the occupants turn their frustration towards their shared roommate, alleging a series of breaches that have upset the household. The episode is framed as a straightforward account of the conflict, presenting the two women’s grievances without any external commentary. The pair contend that their roommate has been taking food and alcoholic beverages that were purchased for communal use, effectively depleting the supplies they had all contributed to. In addition to the alleged pilfering, they claim she has violated the tenancy agreement by breaking the lease, thereby undermining the contractual basis of their living arrangement. They also accuse her of consistently refusing to pay her share of the utility bills, leaving the other two to shoulder the full cost of electricity, water and other services. These accusations form the core of the episode’s narrative, illustrating how such behaviour can strain co‑living arrangements. The women’s complaints focus on the loss of personal provisions, the breach of the rental contract, and the financial burden created by unpaid utilities, all of which have heightened tensions within the shared residence. The programme follows the escalating dispute as the two women confront their roommate about the alleged misconduct, highlighting the practical and relational challenges that arise when house‑mates fail to honour their mutual responsibilities.