10 of Freeform's Most Complicated Relationships

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Freeform was home to some of the biggest teen dramas. From The Secret Life of the American Teenager to Pretty Little Liars to The Fosters and Cruel Summer, Freeform had one of the biggest names in the game of developing teen dramas filled with mystery, excitement, and familial conflicts.

For as much as some of these shows held significant beloved relationships, such as Stef and Lena Adams-Foster, there were always more troubling dynamics that rivaled it, such as the love-hate competitiveness that came from Make It Or Break It's leading Olympic hopefuls.

Pretty Little Liars was a playground for complicated relationships as not only did the show's central friend group rely on each other to uncover the mystery of "A," but these girls also managed romantic relationships and conflicting familial dynamics. At times, they could not even trust each other depending on if "A" had enough on one of the girls to get them to act against each other.

Cruel Summer was also a host to numerous complicated relationships, but none more than the dynamic mutual problems brought about by Kate Wallis and Jeanette Turner in season one's determination to unravel the truth of whether or not Jeanette saw Kate inside Martin Harris' house.

As Freeform developed so did the complications surrounding the network's most exciting romances, friendships, and family dynamics.

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