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Amber Eggers, who appeared in the 2019 season of WE TV’s reality series “Love After Lockup,” died Sept. 3 of acute liver failure at a hospital in Georgia. She was 41.
Her death was confirmed to TMZ by her mother Monica
Eggers.
“Love After Lockup” follows couples meeting face-to-face for the first time after years of correspondence and visits while one partner was incarcerated. It documents the ups and downs of their relationships once they are released and together in person.
Eggers, who was serving a four-year sentence for drug trafficking, was featured in Season 2 where her partner Vincent Gonzalez proposed to her on the show. Their relationship ended after her prison release. She made several cameo appearances in subsequent seasons of the franchise, including “Life After Lockup,” starting around 2021.
In 2025, Eggers’ health began to decline. Her sister Erin created a GoFundMe page announcing that she was hospitalized with severe pneumonia and a bacterial infection in her blood. The medical bills were putting a strain on her family, Erin Eggers said.
“I’m reaching out today with an update and a heavy heart to ask for your help,” she wrote in the post. “Many of you know Amber is one of the kindest and most big-hearted people you could ever meet. Right now, she needs all of that strength for the fight of her life.”
Over a year later, Eggers was hospitalized again “because she wasn’t feeling well,” Monica Eggers told TMZ. She added, “doctors couldn’t keep Amber’s heart beating any longer and she ultimately died from acute liver failure.
