Overview
- Alana 'Honey Boo Boo' Thompson narrates her Lifetime biopic, detailing her rise to fame and the emotional toll of her mother's addiction.
- The film recounts her mother June 'Mama June' Shannon’s struggles with drug addiction, which led to family upheaval and financial exploitation.
- Thompson describes her fear of losing her mother to addiction and the intervention that ultimately prompted her move to her sister Lauryn’s care.
- Mama June, now several years sober, has reconciled with Thompson, who expresses cautious optimism about their relationship.
- Thompson, now a college nursing student, uses the biopic to reclaim her narrative and shed light on the impact of childhood fame and parental neglect.