
In an exclusive interview with the "Tyra Show," these teens are sharing their harrowing tales of teen prostitution.
For the first time ever, these young women speak out about their experiences "working" for pimps -- who were only teenagers themselves. Plus, a jailhouse interview with one of the 16-year-old pimps responsible for orchestrating the scandal. Later, Tyra speaks with a teen making headlines for his school wardrobe. Last, we meet a couple that fell prey to an adoption scam.

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Amber Dubois
Last Seen: February 13, 2009 at 7:10 am
Last Location: Escondido High School, Escondido, CA
Age: 14 Years Old
Gender: Female
Height: 5'5"
Weight: 130 lbs.
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Last Seen Wearing: Black Jeans and Black Hoodie
For more information, visit BringHomeAmber.com. Or if you have any information regarding this young lady, call anonymous tip line 760-743-8477.
Please help bring Amber home to her family.


Are you a teen who has strong opinions about sex and relationships? Are you willing to voice your ideas on the topics of love and sex in a Tyra Show survey?
If you are between the ages of 13 and 18 and have your parents' permission, click the link below to take part in our exclusive Tyra Show Teen Sex Life survey.

No questions unanswered, no topics untouched!
As the shocking results from Tyra's online survey about teens and sex are revealed, Tyra talks to a handful of teens and parents in a no-holds-barred discussion. These teens are ready to tell the truth -- the whole truth -- about how sexually active they really are. From sex in public to sex tapes -- no topic goes uncovered!
You Tell Us: How much would you disclose to your parents?


After watching the conflict between Chris Brown and Rhianna from afar, and participating in a panel discussion on domestic violence up-close, several things are evident; many young adults are unable to effectively communicate their feelings, and that lack of emotional articulation can contribute to emotional, verbal and physical abuse in a relationship. It's not all your fault though -- your would-be role models did not pass on these skills, because too many of our elders lack the ability to communicate themselves.
How do emotional awareness and communication contribute to domestic abuse? Some forms of abuse (clearly not all) occur simply because a partner wants it to be known that their feelings have been hurt for whatever reason. The inability 1) to identify internally how and why the emotional trauma occurred, and 2) to be able to fully articulate those how's and why's to the person responsible, results in a combustible combination of fear, pain and frustration that builds to the point that it can manifest itself outwardly as abuse.
Instead of saying "what you did/said really hurt my feelings because..." the hurt party lashes out to inflict more pain/hurt back at their partner by picking an argument, hurling insults or physically attacking them. What's worse, is that since the emotions and trauma are not accurately identified and articulated the issue is never settled and though the abusive moment may pass -- it is not resolved and just sits there right below the surface where the smallest scratch can bring it all pouring out again. Once it repeats, you are now in an abusive relationship and this type of abuse victimizes women and men alike and is also prevalent with teenagers and young adults.
So how does one reach a heightened level of emotional awareness and articulation?

In this heartbreaking hour, Tyra speaks with a 16-year-old who claims he is no longer a cross-dresser or homosexual after participating in an exorcism.
Tyra introduces us to the husband and wife "prophets" who performed the exorcism, which became infamous after it was posted on YouTube, and a member of the gay rights activist group who demanded it be removed from the Internet.
Then, we meet a 14-year-old cheerleader who is now suing her school district for $50 million over her coach's alleged reading of her Facebook page.
Tell Us: Do you believe any one act can "cure" lifestyle and sexuality choices?

What would you do in the name of girl bonding?
Today Tyra spends the hour examining the new ritual going on behind high school doors across America -- hazing! Victims of sorority and even high school hazing join Tyra to speak out on their experiences. And, a girl who encourages hazing explains why she thinks it's a good idea.
Plus, super hottie and "Vampire Diaries" star Ian Somerhalder stops by to talk to Tyra about his new fame -- and whether or not he is single!

Should teens be able to strip?
On this show, Tyra speaks with a teen who is legally able to strip in some states due to a loophole in the law. The teens father also joins Tyra to talk about why he thinks his daughter has chosen this lifestyle and how he really feels about it.
Then, we meet a couple whose constant PDA's (Public Displays of Affection) have their friends reeling. They confront the couple on The Tyra Show to let them know that enough is enough!
Plus, Tyra introduces us to a couple who claims the other takes way too long to get ready to go out. She puts them to the test in The Tyra Show's very first high maintenance obstacle course.
Tell us: Who takes longer to get ready in your house? Are you high maintenance?

The Tyra Show is putting the exclamation point in periods!
Everything you wanted to know about your little friend, but were too afraid to ask, will be discussed in this no-holds-barred discussion on periods! From cramping to color, to having sex or not while you're on your period -- nothing is off limits! The Tyra Show's expert panel of doctors, tackles all of your most embarrassing questions. And, Tyra tells us a personal story about her first time trying something new! Plus, we meet a woman who has had nothing but harrowing experience with tampons and guide her in the right direction.
Tell Us: What's your biggest "time of the month" issue?