During the episode, Amber announced that she hadn’t spoken to her daughter in a few months. “I wanted co-parenting to go well and I thought it was until it got really weird,” she told one of the producers. Leah suddenly started acting strangely and turned on me.

So Amber tried to give Leah more space, but had no intention of giving up on their relationship. “Lea is my daughter. This is not her case. She would never ignore me like that. Even if I took responsibility for everything that went wrong, I still feel like it will never be enough. All I can do is say sorry and move on. I can’t let her think. in things that aren’t true about me because I’m her mother.”

So Amber decided to record a video message of Leah reading a message to her. “For my beautiful daughter,” she began with tears in her eyes. “I’m so proud of the young woman you’ve become. I know I missed important moments in your life, moments that a mother shouldn’t miss. But at the time I was still looking at my own life. I’m sorry I’ve done things that separated us.” I never wanted to hurt you and I think about you every day. I love you forever and you are my heart no matter what happens.”

Amber informs Gary, Leah’s father, early on that she has recorded a letter for her. Then Leah said she would like to watch the video with Gary. After seeing the message, Leah doesn’t know what to say. “We also have good memories together, of course. But I’m not sure if the crying was fake. So I don’t really know what to think. I don’t know if I can forgive her, especially now.”

When Gary asks her what she can’t forgive, Leah points out videos on social media of her mother saying bad things about Christina, Leah’s stepmother. “It has nothing to do with your relationship with your mother,” Gary says. “Your mother really loves you.”

However, young Leah stands by her position. She concludes, “But I love Christina and my mom tried to hurt someone I love. I can’t love someone who hurts others.”