Mama June: Road to Redemption – How can I watch and when is it out?
MAMA June's popular TV show returned to We TV in 2022 for its sixth season.
This season, Mama June is opening up about struggles with her growing daughter, Alana Thompson.
How can I watch Mama June: Road to Redemption?
Season 6 of Mama June: Road to Redemption began on Friday, May 13, 2022.
The new season focuses on Honey Boo Boo's controversial relationship with Dralin Carswell and Mama June's new man.
Season 5 marked the first time June made a television appearance since her admittance to rehab for drug usage.
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After leaving her daughters, Lauryn "Pumpkin" Efird and youngest Alana Thompson, better known as Honey Boo Boo, June is back and looking to reconcile with her family.
Mama June: Road to Redemption can be watched live on We Tv Fridays at 9pm EST.
What's going on with Pumpkin?
When June and Geno left for rehab, Pumpkin had taken on quite the burden, dealing with caring for both her younger sister and daughter Ella Grace.
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Over the years, Pumpkin has voiced her opinions about her mother, which are seen during this season of Road to Redemption.
In June 2022, Pumpkin was seen calling her mother "f**king terrible" for not being there for her kids.
"She's a f**king terrible person. We all see that Mama's not gonna change," she said during an episode.
Lauryn then went on to claim that June ruined her sister's 16th birthday, adding that "Alana wants her mom so bad, but it just can't happen."
"I don't think June wants to come back at this point like it was," Pumpkin's aunt Doe Doe added.
"I mean, I hope she does, but...you know. If I was gonna put a bet on it, I would say she likes what she's doing now."
How is Mama June doing now?
As a result of June's past, she lost custody of Alana to Lauryn.
“Alana made that choice to stay in that environment," June told
She went on to claim that there was no specific incident that led to the court granting Lauryn custody.
“People don’t understand the custody thing. It’s not like somebody ‘lost custody.’ In the state of Georgia, you do temporary guardianship every year and [Alana] had been with [Lauryn] in my addiction,” she said.
“Well, at the age of 12, you’re able to make your choice.”
During the interview, June revealed that she has a "good" relationship with her eldest daughters, Jessica and Anna, and still communicates with Alana frequently.
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"...I do see her, I do talk to her. We do communicate. So it wasn’t like any difference. The only difference is she’s not sitting right here beside me in my home every day," June continued.
According to Page Six, June was ordered to pay Lauryn $800 per month in child support until Alana turns 18.