Life After Lockup - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Habitual Offenders
Monique drops a bombshell on Derek; Lindsey melts down when Blaine lies; Sara keeps a secret about her ex; Amber blows up when TC makes a shocking accusation; Tayler suspects Chance is up to no good; Justine has doubts about Michael.
Fresh Out Glow
Sara is fed up with Shawn and reaches out to an ex; Derek puts Monique to the test; Blaine gets an offer he cannot refuse; Chance goes rogue, so Tayler tracks him; Cameron surprises Aris, but she fears he's back to his old ways.
Family Lies
Monique and Derek's sisters face off in an explosive first meeting; Puppy reveals the truth about her relationship; Sara confesses to her mom about her ex; Chance reunites with his son after 18 years.
No Money, More Problems
Chance makes a shocking confession; Tayler's discovery leads to an explosive blowup; Derek is torn between Monique and his sisters; Shawn tries to heat things up, but Sara keeps a secret; Blaine's past jeopardizes his future with Lindsey.
Blindsided & Divided
Lindsey is blindsided by Blaine; Shawn flips out when Sara reveals the truth; Puppy ditches Eric; Aris loses it when Cameron goes missing in action; Brittany and Marcelino's date night goes south; Tayler goes into labor.
The Ring Is Off?
Derek's big surprise for Monique is threatened by his parole officer; Michael clashes with his manager; Chance lies to Tayler; Cameron's sister lays down the law; Lindsey walks out on Blaine again.
Roses & Thorns
Monique snoops on Derek and their reunion goes left; Lindsey spirals out of control; Aris and Cameron share big news; Tayler and Chance are at odds when she checks his phone; tensions flare between Amber and Puppy.
Love Isn't Enough
Shawn faces Sara's ex; Monique and Derek's night out at the club goes left; Tayler tracks down Chance at a bar; Justine confronts Michael about taking off his ring; Lindsey and Blaine are at a crossroads; Amber has a meltdown.
Busted & Disgusted
Tayler confronts Chance when she catches him with another woman; Derek is busted by Monique and grilled by her family; Aris reveals a secret to her dad; Sara's daughter learns the identity of her father; Amber needs Puppy's help to leave T.C.
I Do, I Don't
Derek tries to win back Monique; Brittany and Marcelino renew vows, but a secret threatens their happily ever after; Amber and TC reach a breaking point; Michael surprises Justine; Shawn fears Sara's surgery is for her ex.
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