"Love After Lockup" star Amber Eggers has died at the age of 41.
Eggers, who appeared on Season 2 of the WEtv series, died Thursday, Sept. 3, of acute liver failure, her mom Monica Eggers told TMZ. The outlet reported the reality personality was admitted to an Atlanta hospital days prior.
Eggers' death was also confirmed by friends on social media, including fellow "Love After Lockup" alum Lindsey Booker, who wrote in an Instagram post, "I literally cannot believe you're gone." Booker went on to recall their "random late-night phone call[s]" and Eggers' "wild stories."
"You were the sweetest person and had a personality that was as big as life... fly high friend... You'll be missed more than you know...," Booker wrote.
Amber Eggers revealed health troubles before her death
For over a year, the reality
personality had been dealing with health issues. Four weeks before her death, Eggers revealed on Facebook that she suffered a small stroke.
"Just had a mini stroke and my bday…. what better time the the present," she said.
Her sister Erin Hyndman also detailed Eggers' struggles in a GoFundMe page for medical bills created in May 2025.
"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," Hyndman wrote at the time. "She was recently hospitalized with severe pneumonia and a bacterial infection in her blood, and her condition became critical. She was first put on a ventilator, and then had to be moved to [a life-support] machine."
In an update later that month, Hyndman said Eggers was making progress after being moved out of the ICU. "She is on oxygen as her lungs are still sick but getting better everyday. She has started physical therapy to help regain strength in her legs to be able to walk again."
Eggers starred on "Love After Lockup" in 2019, as the show documented her relationship with then-fiancé Vincent Gonzalez while she was in prison serving time for drug trafficking. The pair ultimately broke up when Eggers was released, but she continued to make appearances in later seasons and the spinoff, "Life After Lockup."
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: 'Love After Lockup' star Amber Eggers dies at 41 following hospitalization
