Amber Portwood was ‘remorseful’ over her struggle with Andrew Glennon within the April 7 episode of ‘Teen Mother OG’ — a lot so, she fainted in a car parking zone.

Amber Portwood’s uncooked response to the leaked audio of a previous struggle along with her then-fiance, Andrew Glennon, was lastly revealed within the April 7 episode of Teen Mother OG. The episode was filmed when the stunning audio — during which a lady (allegedly Amber) may very well be heard telling a person (allegedly Andrew) “I’ll f–king kill you” — hit the Web in Sept. 2019. Amber was nothing wanting distraught after the audio made its rounds on-line on Tuesday’s evening episode.

Amber tried to assert that she was battling postpartum melancholy when her stunning phrases have been recorded. With out A Crystal Ball, the writer of the audio clip, alleged that it was recorded on Christmas Eve of 2018 — Amber welcomed her and Andrew’s son, James, in Might of that 12 months. The harm was unhealthy, however Amber’s co-stars didn’t know how you can assist. So, the distressed mom turned to her ex, Gary Shirley.

“I’m remorseful for what I did, as a result of I don’t wish to be that individual and I by no means did,” Amber confessed to Gary, and believed that she has now sought correct assist along with her psychiatrist. However Gary didn’t suppose that was sufficient. He made a stand: Amber wanted to attend anger administration courses, particularly since she’s elevating a younger boy and their 11-year-old daughter, Leah. Amber made it clear that she wasn’t a fan of Gary’s plea, however lastly relented.

On the exact same day, Amber — together with Gary — attended her first anger administration assembly. It resulted in catastrophe. Amber fainted within the car parking zone, and was carried away in an ambulance! That was simply among the surprises and drama that went down on the April 7 episode of Teen Mother OG — you’ll be able to try our full recap, right here.

Amber has lengthy been coping with the repercussions of her fights with Andrew. She was arrested in July of 2019 after a very explosive blowout with Andrew. He accused Amber of putting a door with a machete whereas he was standing on the opposite facet of the door with their toddler! Then, in Nov. 2019, a separate audio clip leaked of that struggle. In it, you’ll be able to hear Andrew ask if Amber’s “going to get a f–king machete.”

You possibly can watch Amber’s authorized woes play out on Teen Mother OG, which airs on Tuesdays at eight P.M. on MTV.

Two ‘Teen Mother OG’ stars celebrated birthdays this week. One culminated with an epic proposal, and one other featured an excellent tense reunion.

It will find yourself being a birthday that Mackenzie McKee will always remember. Throughout the April 7 episode of Teen Mother OG, Mackenzie acquired a shock birthday present from her husband Josh after he admitted to dishonest on her. He had beforehand informed her he needed to reconcile and work on their relationship, so he made positive to place in lots of effort for her massive day.

“Josh and I spent three days on a pair’s retreat, and it actually helped our relationship. He’s nonetheless not residing in the home with the children and I, however he stopped by to drop off cupcakes for my birthday,” Mackenzie revealed this week earlier than discovering a word from Josh that informed her to go on a scavenger hunt, which included stops at a few of her favourite locations. “I’ll see you on the opposite aspect,” he wrote in his word.

“I’ve been with Josh for 9 years and I’ve by no means gotten a birthday current,” Mackenzie revealed at her mother’s home — one of many many stops on the scavenger hunt. On the finish of the path, Josh informed Mackenzie to throw her outdated wedding ceremony ring right into a lake. After which, he acquired down on one knee and proposed to her with a wholly new ring! She, after all, stated sure.

In the meantime, Maci Bookout determined to achieve out to her ex, Ryan Edwards, and invite him to attend their son, Bentley‘s, 11th party. Regardless of having a protecting order in opposition to him, Maci thought it was in her son’s finest curiosity to offer Ryan the chance to attend. “Bentley’s birthday is developing and I can’t consider he’s going to be 11,” Maci stated this week. “He’s such an excellent child, and I wish to do one thing actually particular for him.”

“I need him to have the ability to rejoice his birthday with all of his brothers and sisters, so I used to be gonna see how you are feeling about inviting Ryan and Mackenzie [Standifer] in order that Jagger and Hudson can come and Jen and Larry,” Maci requested her husband, Taylor McKinney. Regardless of their prior drama with Ryan’s household, Taylor was on board with Maci’s concept. He stated, “We’ve clearly had a rocky previous, however placing it apart for Bentley’s birthday is sweet for him.”

Need extra? New episodes of Teen Mother OG air Tuesdays at 8pm on MTV.

SPOILER ALERT: This text incorporates particulars about tonight’s collection finale of Schitt’s Creek.

Within the penultimate episode of Schitt’s Creek, we hit certainly one of many emotional mile markers on its journey to Tuesday night time’s closing hurrah with the Rose household. The scene in query exhibits David (Dan Levy) and Stevie (Emily Hampshire) sitting on a automobile in entrance of a home that David’s soon-to-be-husband Patrick (Noah Reid) needs to purchase for them. It’s right here, the place David shares probably the most touching scenes of the collection with Stevie, the place she tearfully asks him to not go away to New York. David cries and in flip, all of us cry…after which we snort when David asks Stevie if she was sporting deodorant. Even so, this was not the final tear shed as there have been buckets extra within the finale.

“You realize, a whole lot of the tears had been actual and a few had been from the character,” present co-creator and star Dan Levy informed Deadline with reference to capturing the collection finale. “Realizing that it was the final day we had been capturing on our units, that performed an element in simply how particular the day was. I feel getting to observe our whole solid all dressed up was actually emotional for all of us as effectively.”

Levy says that if you happen to look within the background throughout one scene, Rizwan Manji who performs actual property agent Ray, is legitimately crying whereas videotaping David and Patrick’s wedding ceremony.

“It’s moments like that the place you simply notice we had a very nice crew and we had a group of actors who beloved one another a lot and beloved what they had been doing and cared so deeply for the work — and also you don’t get that usually. Taking pictures that wedding ceremony scene was simply so particular for all of us.”

David and Patrick’s wedding ceremony was the right strategy to cap six seasons of the Pop TV collection that Levy created together with his father Eugene Levy, who performs his father Johnny — however the episode doesn’t kick off completely.

On the morning of David’s huge day that he has been meticulously planning with painstaking aplomb, we discover out that his out of doors competition of matrimony has been rained out. Clearly, David is freaking out whereas his father, mom Moira (Catherine O’Hara) and Alexis (Annie Murphy) try and do some injury management.

Moira agrees to be the officiant after David’s “haiku-ist” is unable to attend. In the meantime, Johnny tries to search out an alternate venue — however naturally, David continues to be in full panic mode. Fortunately, Patrick has been ready for this. He’s one step forward of the sport and has scheduled a calming therapeutic massage for David as a result of he had a sense one thing like this might occur.

Because the crew rallies to avoid wasting the marriage, David will get his therapeutic massage…however then he will get shocked with a cheerful ending. Patrick and Stevie come again to search out David stress-free…however then they came upon in regards to the comfortable ending. David thought that is what Patrick wished, however it wasn’t what he ordered. Patrick is livid then realizes that he gave the masseuse an envelope of cash and directions to “take excellent care” of David. It’s clear that he despatched the unsuitable message to the masseuse.

With the marriage mere hours away, David finds that Alexis has opted to put on a white gown and his stress resurfaces. Alexis argues that “the theme was black and white” and sporting the gown will not be a giant deal. David panics and says that now when she offers him away, they’ll appear to be bride and groom. Stevie says, “I’m certain this city has seen far weirder issues.”

On the wedding ceremony, Moira serves a glance with a full-out papal apparel — mitre and all. As David and Alexis stroll down the aisle to an a capella rendition of Tina Turner’s “The Greatest”, Roland (Chris Elliott) asks Johnny, “Is it me or do they appear to be husband and spouse?” Johnny solutions, “Form of.”

The tears begin to effectively up in David’s eyes as Moira makes an attempt to carry it collectively whereas performing the ceremony. It isn’t lengthy earlier than the 2 of them trade vows. Patrick sings a rendition of Mariah Carey’s “All the time Be My Child” as his vows as everybody begins crying — however it doesn’t cease there. David, whereas sporting Thom Browne, offers his heartfelt vows by tears and says “You might be my comfortable ending.”

After a wild night time of partying, Moira and Johnny are leaving Schitt’s Creek and David, Patrick, Alexis and Stevie are there to bid them farewell. It’s probably the most genuine goodbyes in a collection finale — with much more tears.

As they go away city in a black SUV, Johnny tells the driving force to cease the automobile. Moira asks, “What’s it?” He rolls down the window and appears on the “Welcome to Schitt’s Creek” billboard. “I simply wished one final look.”

Deadline talked to Dan Levy about saying goodbye to Schitt’s Creek, the way it championed genuine storytelling with a homosexual love story and the way lengthy he’ll wait till a reunion present.

DEADLINE: How has your imaginative and prescient of Schitt’s Creek modified from whenever you first launched in 2015 to now?

DAN LEVY: I actually don’t assume it has. I feel the construction of the present was that this household slowly however absolutely study the worth of affection — and the construction of the present was inbuilt from day one. So, you needed to present individuals who these characters had been so as to additionally present them who they’re going to develop into.

With that in thoughts, the character progress was intentional from day one. Our hope was that if we had been afforded a number of seasons of the present, we might proceed to peel again the layers on who these folks had been and what actually made them comfortable. The gradual sentimentality of what grew to become this present was actually there from the start — it’s simply there was no place for it in that first season and even the primary and second season.

I feel it’s why Johnny’s speech to these previous mates on the finish of season two, the place he’s saying, “This place isn’t known as Shitsville, it’s known as Shitt’s Creek and it’s the place we dwell,” was the primary morsel of sentimentality. That basically led to season three, which I feel cracked open the emotionality of the present in a lot greater and broader methods, however you needed to earn that.

DEADLINE: The characters on the present may simply fall into “wealthy folks” TV tropes that may be in comparison with the Kardashians or, extra particularly, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie in The Easy Life. What had been the challenges when it got here to crafting these characters and balancing privileged, rich character with coronary heart and empathy?

LEVY: Nicely, I feel a whole lot of it was the casting. It was vital for us to solid actors who had an inherent empathy constructed into who they had been. I feel, notably with the character of Alexis, it was within the character description when actors had been auditioning that Alexis have an intangible likability, which is tough to write down. That’s one thing that has to come back with the actor. Thankfully, we had been very fortunate to have such a powerful solid who may deal with the depth of those characters and never simply play one word.

If we by no means confirmed any of the vulnerability they might be much more unlikeable than they’re. It was vital for us to indicate how flawed these folks had been. That gives a degree of relation as a result of all of us have flaws and all of us have vulnerabilities. The minute you present us that somebody will not be excellent or the minute that you just present that somebody will not be utterly one word, they’re not insensitive for the sake of being utterly sociopathic, they’re insensitive as a result of they’re scared. They’re insensitive as a result of they’ve had a very traumatic expertise occur to them and so they don’t know the place they’re and so they don’t know the place they’re going. That worry and vulnerability is what helped to create a form of empathy for these characters, finally.

DEADLINE: Many individuals are simply now discovering Schitt’s Creek whereas the present followers are tremendous loyal. What made you wish to finish now?

LEVY: I take heed to the characters and I take heed to the tales and I take heed to myself and my very own instincts. This present was not made to be a enterprise, this present was made to be one thing, hopefully, extra suave and significant. Whenever you develop a relationship with the viewer the place they decide to taking trip of their lives to observe one thing that you’ve got made — that’s not nothing.

I actually worth the expertise, dedication and time that our viewers put into staying with us. The concept of compromising something on the subject of the connection between the present and the viewers, it wasn’t value it to me. I had that have occur to me one too many instances the place I’ve watched a present and I felt like, “Ooh, this actually fell off rails” and I go away. All of the exhibits that I come again to, all of the exhibits that I re-watch are the exhibits which have actually caught it out till the tip in significant and particular methods and who ended whereas they had been nonetheless on high and left me wanting extra, that’s why I am going again.

I wished the connection between the present and the viewers, to stay sturdy from starting to finish. I by no means wished our viewers to really feel we had been making the most of them by stretching ourselves too skinny for the sake of cash or success. So with a give attention to story, it was simply the suitable time. High quality over amount — it was vital that we finish on the best attainable word we may.

DEADLINE: I’m certain you navigated by many endings for the present, however what was the thought behind the one you lastly landed on?

LEVY: I feel there have been a bunch of various choices that we may have performed with and it actually got here all the way down to Andrew Cividino, who was my co-director on this episode, and I sitting within the edit suite deciding what would finest serve the present. All we wished to do was inform an ideal episode of our present. We didn’t need it to really feel any greater or grander than some other episode.

Clearly, this was centered round a marriage, so it had a barely extra elevated nature to it however the comfortable ending was very David and Patrick. For them, as a result of David is so open about [his sexuality], there’s not a ton of worry related to that form of factor. That’s why we’ve been in a position to inform the tales that we’ve been in a position to inform. As a result of their relationship is modern and open and sincere, there’s nothing to cover and there’s nothing to worry.

The present began with the 4 of them arriving on the town and it ended with six of them saying goodbye. To indicate {that a} discovered household might be simply as vital as your personal was vital as effectively. To finish the episode just by simply folks saying goodbye actually felt it was honoring what the present was about, which was household and progress.

DEADLINE: One of many standout issues in regards to the present was the unbelievable care and thoughtfulness with the present when it got here to the connection between David and Patrick. What had been a few of your hopes and apprehensions about presenting a homosexual relationship in a method that’s seldom seen on TV and movie?

LEVY: I had no apprehensions as a result of I used to be simply so grateful for the chance to hopefully inform a narrative that resonated with me and mates whose tales haven’t been informed. I used to be, clearly, very cautious and tried my finest to honor the entire tales that we did inform as authentically as attainable. I’ve seen only one too many tales the place queer characters are dealt with with totally different gloves than the straight characters. Out of worry or out of a need to indicate that they’re telling numerous tales. Really, what you find yourself doing is separating the queer relationships in your present or in your movie from the remainder, which doesn’t essentially do a lot good. So for me, it was about ease, it was about telling the story with the identical nonchalance that you’d inform a straight love story. I didn’t ever wish to overthink something and the underside line was if a straight couple has finished this on tv earlier than then why can’t we? And why can’t we push it even additional?

DEADLINE: The portrayal of David and Patrick’s relationship is taken into account by many, groundbreaking. Nonetheless, the way in which their story was informed was a giant deal with out being a giant deal.

LEVY: Nicely, it’s a disgrace that it’s such a giant deal — I want that it wasn’t. I’m all the time uncomfortable with the concept of “groundbreaking” being thrown round on the subject of the story as a result of I’m simply telling my very own expertise and the experiences of my mates and those that I like and respect. I don’t assume it ought to be groundbreaking. I feel that’s the heartbreaking half about all of that is that it’s 2020 and only a easy love story about two males is being thought of groundbreaking.

That mentioned, I really feel an incredible sense of delight within the tales that we informed. I used to be very fortunate to have a scene companion in Noah. I felt he actually dealt with these heavier moments with such care and respect. Chemistry like that’s actually uncommon. We’ve been lucky sufficient to have it in spades on our present.

DEADLINE: How was it like, sharing this journey along with your father and sister? How has it modified your relationship with them and helped develop your personal craft as a storyteller and actor?

LEVY: Anytime you get to work with your loved ones it’s a really particular factor. We’ve managed to navigate these waters actually respectfully through the years and I feel for the three of us to have six years of our lives documented on tv is a very particular factor that we’ll get to look again on actually fondly and re-watch and rejoice. It’s made it all of the extra significant and all of the extra emotional.

DEADLINE: I do know the present has simply ended, however followers are in all probability hoping for a reunion present additional down the highway. How lengthy are you keen to attend to have a reunion episode?

LEVY: Nicely, we waited about three complete seasons to provide Ted to Alexis (laughs) — so if that’s any indication of the period of time I’m keen to attend for the suitable story to come back, then yeah. I feel it’s clearly very flattering to know that individuals need extra. That exhibits that we’ve finished one thing proper, however on the identical time I do know that point is vital and I feel why folks have develop into so demanding of extra actually speaks to the standard.

I feel persons are responding to the truth that the present is nice and you may by no means actually push that, it has to come back naturally. If one thing crosses my path within the subsequent few years that I really feel like is significant and received’t let the followers down, then nice. The very last thing you wish to do is make a Christmas particular or a film or no matter and put it out into the world and have it not be good. I’m very respectful and protecting of the present itself and would by no means wish to change that for folks.