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Mama June Shannon & Boyfriend Geno Doak Celebrate One Year of Sobriety: “I’m So Full of Gratitude”

January 28, 2021 12 Comments

Mama June Shannon is one-year sober and celebrating. The ‘Mama June: From Not to Hot’ star took to social media Wednesday to announce both she and her boyfriend Geno Doak have officially been sober for one year “with no relapses.”

Mama June Shannon Talks About Pawning Her Stuff to Buy Drugs, Why Meth Was the First Drug She Used & How She Got Sober

November 30, 2020 9 Comments

WEtv reality star Mama June Shannon sat down with the Sober Nation FM to talk about what led her to get hooked on cocaine and what was really happening in her life behind the scenes of her reality show.

Mama June Shannon & Geno Doak Move to Luxury Florida Condo After Previously Living in Their Car & Hotels

November 25, 2020 9 Comments

A week after unveiling a new look and new car, Mama June Shannon is showing off her upgraded digs. She and boyfriend Geno Doak are now sober and living in a luxury condo in Florida.

Former ‘Alaskan Bush People’ Star Matt Brown Accused of Raping Two Women Prior to His 2018 Rehab Stint

September 16, 2020 16 Comments

Matt Brown of Discovery Channel’s Alaskan Bush People has been accused of violently raping two women back in July 2018 while heavily intoxicated, before ultimately

More Surgeries! Mama June Shannon & Geno Doak Head to Beverly Hills for Weight Loss Procedures & Dental Work as They Celebrate 7 Months of Sobriety

September 1, 2020 18 Comments

‘Mama June: Family Crisis’ star Mama June Shannon is about to have several more weight loss and dental surgeries, as his her boyfriend Geno Doak. Both are celebrating seven months of sobriety.

MTV’s New Show “16 and Recovering” to Focus on High School For Teens Struggling with Addiction: Watch the First Trailer

August 31, 2020 23 Comments

MTV new show, “16 and Recovering,” will focus on the students of Northshore Recovery High School, a school in Massachusetts that specializes in helping students who are struggling with addiction, trauma and mental health issues.