Season 24

In an unprecedented episode, model, musician, entrepreneur, and social media phenomenon Amber Rose travels home to South Philadelphia to come to the aid of her childhood best friend Tina, who's addicted to fentanyl and crack--but first, she must find her. Tina is currently lost on the dangerous streets of Kensington--which home to the largest open air drug market on the east coast. Desperate to locate her friend, Amber enlists the aid of Tina's family, a local private investigator, and Interventionist Michael Gonzales; and together the mission is to blanket Kensington, find Tina, get her to treatment and hopefully save her from becoming one of Kensington's deadly statistics.

34-year-old Jordan served in the Army, and then had a successful career as an ICU nurse. But after 8 years, the pressure of caring for seriously ill patients became too much, and Jordan turned to alcohol to cope. Two years ago, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and ICU deaths skyrocketed, Jordan spiraled further into his addiction and eventually lost his job, his wife and his kids. Now Jordan lives with his parents and drinks all day long. His family knows that their son, who once worked tirelessly to save others' lives, now needs someone to save his own life.

29-year-old Sarah had it all: a son she cherished, a rockstar fiancé, and a lucrative career as a one of the California Bay Area's top models. But she threw it all away when years of unchecked childhood trauma finally caught up to her, and she began to numb her pain with fentanyl and meth. Now she's lost custody of her son and is homeless--and her family fears that if Sarah doesn't get help, she will certainly die.

Despite multiple overdoses and medical emergencies, Christine and her three adult children continue to use dangerous amounts of fentanyl together in their single studio apartment in Garden Grove, CA. In an effort to save their lives before it's too late, their sober relatives work with interventionists Ken Seeley and Sylvia Parsons for an unprecedented intervention on the entire family of fentanyl addicts.

Joe and Christine raised their three children in neighborhood of Orange County. Christine's brother died in a accident and She turned to methamphetamine. Their family move to small apartment and all addicted to meth and fentanyl.

Raised in Northern California, Kenny excelled in football and had big dreams of playing in the NFL, but a misstep in high school triggered a series of events that left him homeless and addicted to dangerous amounts of fentanyl.