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While the Busbies have had a difficult time in the newest OutDaughtered Season 10, fans get treated to a sneak peek of the season finale.

Throughout this season, the family has shown some of the struggles of managing a family of eight, but Danielle and Adam are looking for ways to alleviate some of the pressure that has occurred over time.

OutDaughtered Finale Sneak Peek

In the sneak peek for the OutDaughtered finale, Danielle Busby openly discusses some of her insecurities about raising six daughters.

As her daughter Blayke Busby is close to becoming a teenager in the show’s timeline, and the five Quints—Ava, Olivia, Hazel, Riley, and Parker—are nearly nine at the time, she and Adam are struggling to keep up.

Confiding in her sisters Ashley Moby and Crystal Mills, Danielle explains where much of her pressure comes from. Likewise, she discusses how she went to therapy, but the finale seems full of surprises.

OutDaughtered Busbies Are Making Dreams Come True

In a different sneak peek, the Busbies are heading to the most wonderful place in the world. One of the major finale surprises is that the OutDaughtered crew is taking 16 people to Disney World. At the end of the last episode, Adam and Danielle give the girls a big Christmas gift.

They tell the girls they are going to Florida to Walt Disney World Resort in the New Year. Danielle says, with their current challenge in mind, “It’s like it doesn’t matter what is happening in your life. You go to Disney, it’s happy-go-lucky 24/7.”

But another sneak peek for the season finale also shows a huge surprise for Danielle. Danielle Busby talks with her sisters Lily and Kiki.

While the OutDaughtered star is spending time with her sisters Aunt Lily and Aunt Kiki, she expresses some of the pent-up emotions she harbors.

Undeniably, as a mom to six girls, she deeply feels like she isn’t enough for the seemingly endless needs of the family. She says, “The struggle is I love each of them more than they could ever know, but why do I still feel like I didn’t do enough for them?” Danielle explains, “Everything is fast-paced and I don’t like to stop.”

While listening, Ashley and Crystal are concerned for their sister Danielle in many ways. They think if she doesn’t give herself a break, she will bust. Ashley relates, saying, “So then you get yourself more down because you’re thinking, ‘I can’t be there for my kids.'” But Kiki looks at them confused. Admittedly, Danielle says, “I feel the guilt just thinking about how I failed at this.”

As she spirals down the rabbit hole of ways she thinks she is failing, Crystal cuts her off, saying, “Lord, I don’t think like that. Your mind runs too much.” Ashley says, “You don’t think like that,” to which Crystal says, “No, you need to learn to slow your mind down.”

Seemingly an impossible task, Danielle switches it on Crystal and asks, “Okay, how do you do that?” She admits she just takes time to relax and watch TV while scrolling through her phone, which Danielle thinks is just ignoring the issues. Ashley refocuses back on Danielle, saying, “So you just need to go to therapy. Did you go to a session?”

OutDaughtered Danielle Busby Gets a Surprise

In a confessional, she says, “I’ve got six daughters, and I don’t want to fail them because I’m not emotionally available. How am I to deal emotionally with my kids getting older as they’re experiencing emotions? That’s the hard stuff.”

When Danielle continues talking with Ashley and Crystal, she says, “I think I’ll go back.” Furthermore, Ashley states, “You should go back.” But Danielle gets a surprise when Ash offers, “Want me to go with you?” Then she insists, “I’ll go with you.”

Danielle nods her head yes as Ashley adds, “Cuz I’m going to be here for you. Also, motioning to Crystal and you even though you don’t talk,” Crystal interjects jokingly, “I’ll sit in the back corner.”

Then all three sisters laugh together, showing their bond. In a confessional, Danielle says, “All the things that I’ve gone through in life, my sisters have gone through too, so my sister’s offering to go to therapy with me is definitely a comforting thing to hear.” She adds, “It’s worth a shot.”

The sun cast its final golden rays over the sprawling Texas horizon as the bus pulled into the familiar driveway of the Busby home. Inside, anticipation mingled with the soft hum of excitement that only a season finale could bring.

For weeks, fans of the hit reality show OutDaughtered had been glued to their screens following the adventures, challenges, and heartwarming moments of the Busby family.

The surprise season finale promised to be a crescendo of all these emotions with a twist that no one saw coming. As the cameras rolled, Danielle and Adam Busby were a picture of parental grace under pressure.

The couple, known for their unyielding love and patience, stood hand in hand at the front door, their six daughters peeking out from behind their legs. Blake, the eldest at 9 years old, tried to maintain a composed big sister demeanor, while the quintuplets—Ava, Olivia, Hazel, Riley, and Parker—bubbled with curiosity and excitement.