Lindsey Downs of Life After Lockup life is quickly falling apart around her. She learns some unsettling information about her partner, Blaine Bailey. She finds that maybe she doesn’t know him as well as she thought.
Life After Lockup Blaine Bailey Betrays Lindsey Downs
Lindsey Downs is eager to start planning her wedding day and go dress shopping. Lindsey of WEtv‘s Life After Lockup is having a great time trying on dresses. But something feels a little off. So she asks her daughter what the problem is.
Miley Grace seems hesitant to tell her mom. But Lindsey Downs has a right to know what Blaine Bailey is up to. Miley tells her he often comes to her bedroom to vent about her after an argument.
Lindsey Downs is shocked. She is also angry with her Life After Lockup partner, Blaine Bailey. Miley knows this upsets her mom, but she tells her that Blaine makes her uncomfortable. The WEtv daughter doesn’t like that he talks badly about her mom. Lindsey is fuming and ready to have it out with Blaine. But, first, she has another business matter to take care of.
Blaine’s Issues Are a Real Problem
Life After Lockup star Lindsey Downs is dealing with a lot. She is terrified about the 40 years of prison that hangs over her head. She is also concerned about Blaine Bailey’s mental health issues. Lindsey admits she feels terrible that he is so depressed. But medical marijuana is not the answer. It will only cause more problems.
To make sure she has her facts straight, Lindsey calls her lawyer. She fills him in on Blaine’s medical marijuana news and asks if it could affect her. Her lawyer tells her that Blaine’s weed meds are 1000 percent a problem. She cannot have this in her life. This is what Lindsey Downs expected. Now, she has to deal with Blaine Bailey over the marijuana and her issues regarding Miley.
It is about to hit the fan with Life After Lockup couple Blaine Bailey and Lindsey Downs. Lindsey refuses to allow anyone or anything to jeopardize her freedom. She needs to deal with Blaine. She knows this will be a huge fight, but it is her freedom on the line, not his.
