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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2026 · 2H 13M

Mother vs Daughter: Phyllis & Kamilah Johnson CPS Fight & Family Torn Apart

from Indelibly Marked · host Dominique Kuykendall

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Indelibly Marked, Kamilah Johnson returns alongside her mother, Phyllis Johnson — though they arrive separately and with unresolved conflict between them.Phyllis appears on the show to address and defend herself against claims Kamilah previously made online, including allegations that Phyllis assisted Child Protective Services (CPS) during a case involving Kamilah’s son, Mi’Aani. Phyllis shares her account of what occurred to her knowledge with CPS, hospital staff, and the legal system, as well as her perspective on Kamilah’s parenting, the decisions she believes led to the situation, and why she ultimately took in the children.Kamilah is then given the opportunity to respond to her mother’s statements and defend herself against the claims made about her. The conversation covers topics including alleged medical kidnapping, Kamilah being on the run, custody of the children, and long-standing personal grievances between mother and daughter.The discussion becomes tense, and despite the intent to create space for understanding or reconciliation, the conversation escalates and remains unresolved by the end of the episode.Additionally, Kamilah later returns alone for a separate recorded update, which is included at the end of the episode, where she shares new developments about Mi’Aani , her other children , and her current perspective on the situation. She also answers questions from people who left comments on YouTube and TikTok from her last episode.#indeliblymarked #testimony #storytimeDominique Kuykendall https://youtube.com/@indelibleartsnetworkhttps://www.instagram.com/indelible_rudy/

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Indelibly Marked, Kamilah Johnson returns alongside her mother, Phyllis Johnson — though they arrive separately and with unresolved conflict between them. Phyllis appears on the show to address and defend herself against claims Kamilah previously made online, including allegations that Phyllis assisted Child Protective Services (CPS) during a case involving Kamilah’s son, Mi’Aani. Phyllis shares her account of what occurred to her knowledge with CPS, hospi...

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