Teen Mom's Amber Portwood accuses ex-fiancé Matt Baier of being 'high AF'

Matt was trying to make a hasty exit before the cast was asked to take lie detector tests, even though he denied that being the reason for his exit
Amber Portwood and Matt Baier (Getty Images)
Amber Portwood and Matt Baier (Getty Images)

Amber Portwood may not be happy with the response she has been getting from ex-fiancé Matt Baier. In a sneak peek at Friday’s episode of WEtv’s Marriage Boot Camp: Family Edition, Amber can be seen accusing Matt of being high and avoiding the lie detector test. 

“Why are you leaving on lie detector test day?” Amber can be seen saying to Matt who is seated in the passenger seat. “It has nothing to do with that,” he tells her. However, Amber does not believe the words coming out of his mouth. “Oh yeah? You look pretty f—— high right now,” she says while asking him why he chose to leave on the day they’re scheduled to take the test.

At this point, Matt advises Amber to focus on her personal things and think about solving issues with her mom, Tonya Portwood, who is also participating in Marriage Boot Camp. Amber soon starts to get angry with the words of Matt and chooses to walk away rather than engage in an argument. 


“Listen, you’re high as f— right now. I can see it in your eyes. You’re leaving on lie detector test day because you know you wouldn’t f—— pass. So get the f— out. Bye,” she can be seen saying before leaving. Meanwhile, it is clear that Matt has no interest in wanting to be part of the exercise and chooses to rolls up the window of the car and not follow Amber inside. 

During her confession, while sitting next to her mother, Amber says that Baier, “had a chance to show me a different side of him here and he decided to be M.I.A.” She alleged that it looked like he had "popped a couple pills." Previously, in an interview with People, Amber had mentioned that the biggest problem in her and Matt's relationship was that she “was very naïve to what he was doing.”

“I was kind of blinded because I thought we were in love, I guess. When you want something so bad and you think that you have it, you kind of try to hold onto it even through the bad things that happen,” she said. “I learned very quickly you can’t change a person, especially somebody who’s a lot older than you and they’re already set in their ways.”

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