Iyanla: Fix My Life on OWN

After meeting with producers at Chicago's Harpo Studios, Iyanla sits down in front of the camera to describe the type of stories she's looking for this season. If you've been wounded or damaged by the betrayal of a parent or loved one, Iyanla says, you could be a demonstration to the world of how to heal from this type of pain. Share your story today.

In 2011, DeJuaii Pace, a member of the gospel singing group the Pace Sisters, came out as a lesbian. Now, DeJuaii opens up to Iyanla about her struggle with her sexuality. Plus, Iyanla confronts DeJuaii's sister June about her negative energy toward her sister. Can June learn to let go of her judgment and embrace her sister? Find out now.

For years, Leslie Pace suffered in silence and hid the pain of being sexually violated by a family member from her sisters. Now, Leslie is finally ready to voice her hurt and accept the embrace of her sisters. Watch as these acclaimed gospel singers join voices in an original song and share their health updates.

Iyanla isn't a nutritionist or a trainer, but she's working with the gospel group the Pace Sisters, a family of singers who struggle with obesity, to find out what they're really hiding behind the extra weight. Watch as she gathers the sisters together for a morning walk. Plus, June Pace Martin reveals why she felt like her life was over when she gained 40 pounds.