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After Catelynn visits Amber and returns home, Tyler moves out to start the trial separation; Bristol seeks advice from a PTSD counselor; Cheyenne and Cory hook up; Maci meets up with Jen and Larry to come up with a plan.
After Catelynn visits Amber and returns home, Tyler moves out to start the trial separation; Bristol seeks advice from a PTSD counselor; Cheyenne and Cory hook up; Maci meets up with Jen and Larry to come up with a plan.
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S7, EP27 "I Choose You"Catelynn and Tyler celebrate the gender reveal of their new baby but are still planning to live separately to work on their marriage; Amber continues to struggle with her depression while Gary gets a vasectomy.
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S7, EP28 "Modern Families"Mackenzie and Ryan welcome their first baby into the world, so Maci wants to make sure all the kids have a big, happy, blended family; Bristol feels guilty about Tripp's dwindling relationship with Dakota after the divorce.
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S7, EP29 "Mixed Feelings"Gary finally finds his father; Andrew tries to help Amber with her depression; Cory is jealous when Cheyenne gets attention from an ex-boyfriend; Tyler is eager to start the trial separation.
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S7, EP30 "Eye to Eye"After Catelynn visits Amber and returns home, Tyler moves out to start the trial separation; Bristol seeks advice from a PTSD counselor; Cheyenne and Cory hook up; Maci meets up with Jen and Larry to come up with a plan.
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