Silifke, Turkey | Season 4 Episode 6 | The World's Strictest Parents | Full Episode

I don't

even notice it. 17-year-old Hannah Button's out of control. Where's your mum? At work.

She gets back at four. While her mum's out working a night shift, Hannah and her friends used her house to party all night.

The most drunk I've ever been is when I filled up a whole bath of sick.

This one time I ended up being like this boy head in front of like everyone. They filmed it. Everyone filmed it.

I don't want my house to be known as a DOS house for all the teenagers in the town. She doesn't respect my home at all.

It doesn't bother her what happens in here.

The party's so loud, one of the neighbours has called Hannah's mum at work. Sit up!

Everybody sit down and shut up! This is my house! Who's smoking in here? I've been called home by the neighbours.

I've come out work again. OK, my bad. No, it's not your brand, Hannah. It's not funny.

I don't know half of these people. I know all of them. I don't care.

I really don't care. I've been pulled out of work again. We're going to be inside now. No, out. No, out.

No, out. No. It's open.

Despite getting 12 GCSEs, Hannah left school at 16 and now spends all her time partying.

Mum Suzanne's had enough. We argue more than anything else. We very rarely actually talk.

Me and Mum have ended up fighting and stuff. I've given her a black eye before.

Suzanne felt pregnant with Hannah when she was 16. As a little girl, Hannah was lovely.

We always used to have laughs and we just haven't had that for the last few years. It's just sort of disappeared.

Hannah had no contact with her dad until three years ago when he turned up on her 14th birthday.

The relationships faded away. You just come and see her every week, sort of once, twice a week.

And then it sort of got to, oh, I can't come tonight.

I think that's when she sort of started losing her respect for adults sort of thing and sort of went off the rails.

Mum, can you go to Tesco's, please? What? Alcohol. You're supposed to be tidying your room.

They're supposed to be going to Tesco's. I just want her to realise that she can't live her life having somebody follow her around and pick up the pieces all the time.

Reggie, come on, up you get. Oh, my God, leave me alone. Go away. Richie, please. Go away.

Angry 17-year-old Richie Reddy doesn't listen to a word his dad says. I basically think my dad's an arsehole.

Come on, Richie, come on, this room stinks. Yeah, cool. We know it does. Smells like somebody died in here.

I wanted to get my ears pierced and then my dad was like, no. So I was like, I'm going to get a big hole in it. That's daddy's wee man.

That's the picture I have in my heart. The contrast between this and now is shocking.

Richie's marked himself for life with that ear. And it's not only his ear that Richie's marked for life.

I drew the knob to sign onto my leg and then he just went over it with the gun. He'll try anything.

Drink the most or smoke the most or do the silliest thing, you know. It's like he doesn't really care about himself.

Richie left school with no qualifications and a bad school record. Detention. Detention.

Detention. Argumentative, confrontational, lazy.

What am I? That's my son. That's my son. You know, that's not the son anybody really wants.

They may be in the same house, but with Dad Steve working long hours as a lorry driver, they live more like strangers. Retain.

Yes. What's the machine first and then you can do whatever you like?

I hate it. I hate living with my dad. We haven't really spent any good time together. Like, not that I can remember anyway.

When Richie was just three years old, Steve walked out on him and his mum. Of course I blamed myself. I cleared off. I was selfish.

The damage is caused. Some of that damage is rubbed off on Richie. Richie's mum couldn't cope on her own.

So aged 11, Richie went back to live with his dad, but the relationships never recovered.

I want to go back to the start. I want to go back to the beginning and make it better.

If I had one prayer, I want to turn it all around for Richie and I.