My Unorthodox Life - Season 2
Season 2
Julia's divorce battle reaches a fever pitch, Batsheva and Miriam make big love and career moves, and Aron resists the call to secularize.
Episodes
Moving Out and Moving On
Julia`a marriage cracks apart, and she has to learn how to balance the divorce and her growing business. Robert learns how to live in his new body.
Unpacked Feelings
Miriam`s girlfriend isn`t ready to learn some things about her past. Betsheva wrestler with living alone. Silvio throws a giant wrench in Julia`s life.
Completely Blindsided
A major shakeup at EWG leaves the whole reeling, making Julia question her hard-fought independence. Everyone`s there for her, expect Batsheva.
The Trouble With Aron
Aron, who`s become more religious, joins the family on a trip. Julia`s concerned that he may be moving in a direction that will distance him from his family.
The Way We Were
Julia's divorce moves forward messily. She and Batsheva evaluate their relationship. Aron decides he doesn't want to go to college, to Julia's chagrin.
The Haart Sphere
Silvio now claims that Julia never actually co-owned their business. Nathalie`s visa situation may force she and Miriam to make a big decision.
Home is Where the Haart Is
The family goes to Texas, and some of Julia`s childhood memories reemerge. Robert and Miriam both have tough decisions to make about their futures.
Ride or Die
Robert has some hard conversations about his relationships. Miriam makes a big decision. Julia and Batsheva decide to dip back into the dating pool.
Put a Ring on It
Everyone`s taking big steps in their lives: Julia in her advocacy, Batsheva with her career dreams, and Ra`ed and Robert in their relationship.
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