Love After Lockup: Life After Lockup Season 2 Episode 3 Wake Up Calls

In season 2 episode 3 of Love After Lockup: Life After Lockup, titled Wake Up Calls, viewers will see the aftermath of Lacey's big reveal to John about being pregnant. John has had a rough time behind bars, battling addiction and attempting suicide, so news of a pregnancy has brought him hope for a better future. However, Lacey is still balancing her relationships with both John and Shane, forcing her to make a tough decision.

Meanwhile, Angela is beginning to see the struggles of life after prison with Tony. She has put a lot of faith into their relationship, hoping that Tony has truly changed for the better. However, when Tony starts to slip back into old habits, Angela must confront him and set boundaries in order to protect herself.

Elsewhere, Andrea and Lamar are dealing with their own relationship issues. Lamar is struggling to adjust to life outside of prison, feeling disconnected from his family and resentful of Andrea's control over their marriage. Andrea fears Lamar's resentment could drive them apart, and turns to her friends for support and advice.

Elsewhere still, Brittany and Marcelino are working to take their family to the next level. They plan to file for full custody of Brittany's son from a previous relationship, and begin to prepare themselves for a long and possibly difficult legal battle. Marcelino also must come to terms with his own past, and find a way to make amends with his estranged father.

Finally, Michael continues to juggle his relationships with Sarah and Megan, causing tensions to run high. Sarah worries that Michael will never fully commit to their family, while Megan is struggling to balance her feelings for Michael with the reality of his complicated life. As Michael tries to keep both women in his life, he runs the risk of losing them both for good.

As these couples navigate the challenges of life after lockup, they must confront their own fears and insecurities in order to build a better future for themselves and their loved ones.