'Life After Lockup': Is Sarah using Malcolm to hide her true feelings for Michael? Fans say 'she loves drama'
Sarah and Michael's story has been dragged on for the past year and now, with new man Malcolm in her life, their narrative has been pushed a bit more. But fans are not here for it. They seem to have figured out that Malcolm exists only to be used by Sarah so that she can make Michael jealous and test if he still has feelings for her.
Sarah has always complained about how Michael has not been there for their kids. Finally, he wants to change that about him. He decided to rent a teddy bear suit to surprise his children in it. Ideally, Sarah should be happy that he's making efforts to be there for the little ones but she's put off instead because Michael is not consistent with these gestures.
Meanwhile, viewers have been speculating that Sarah needs to put Malcolm out of the equation because she is not over Michael yet. The fact that she is dating Malcolm is only so that she can make Michael jealous of the happy life she's leading, fans further hinted.
"Sarah needs to leave Malcolm alone cause she definitely not over Micheal and she wasting his time... and dude got too many kids to be out here not pulling out especially with somebody who not serious," a user commented on the show's first look clip on YouTube.
"Sarah let that man/boy see his kids stop denying him of his rights regardless of his past and your selfish ways because you still in your feelings. Yall both need to communicate better. How can you move on to the next man when your business ain't together with this one. You just using Malcolm to hide you feeling for Micheal," another pointed out.
"Never thought I’d agree with Michael but Sarah is being messy and doing everything to make him jealous," a viewer expressed, another posted: "She loves the drama and $$$ cuz if she didn’t, she’d move on with her new 'babe' (who obviously likes her) and deal with Michael through the legal system."
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