Sasha Tittle

If you’re looking for a raw, honest look at redemption, Gypsy Rose: Life After Lockup is NOT it. This show is a painfully scripted, tone-deaf mess that confuses trauma with celebrity and profit with purpose. Watching this was like rubbernecking a trainwreck but with a camera crew, TikTok angles, and a spray tan. Instead of offering meaningful insight into Gypsy’s reintegration into society after a high-profile crime and years of abuse, the series chooses to glorify clout-chasing, shallow drama, and influencer-level narcissism. It’s less “survivor story” and more “Real Housewives: Ex-Con Edition.” The editing is lazy, the storylines feel manufactured, and the emotional depth is as fake as the staged sit-downs with people who clearly just want screen time. The worst part? It exploits real tragedy while trying to sell it as entertainment, ignoring the fact that real people died and suffered. This isn’t healing. This is exploitation in a sequin dress. It’s not a comeback story. It’s a spin-off from hell. Watch at your own risk. Or better yet, don’t.