Intervention: Couple Spends Over $2k a WEEK on Drugs | A&E

Carlee & Cody's families fear that their relationship will end tragically, in this clip from Season 25, Episode 14.

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"Intervention" profiles people whose addictions or other compulsive behaviors have brought them to a point of personal crisis, and the friends and family members who come together to help them.

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[maureenokello]

This, by far, is the most interesting episode of Intervention.

[aquaholicsstv]

that man said “you know who didnt try crack when they were young” like excuse me??? thats not a regular phase babe.. marijuana maybe drinking maybe crack no

[nakithianunnally]

26 and 28 is crazy, look NOTHING like it.

[annrodriguez]

This one was sad..They never went to an intervention..They are currently still addicts . Carly was arrested in July ..I pray for them.i am a recovering crack addict I am 5 years clean...I was addicted with my husband..so I totally relate to a co-depenent drug addict..Please God help these. two...❤

[berdagreen]

I have 4yrs clean from that devil crack blessed and grateful got my life back so happy

[Patricia-ppmr]

This happened to my friend she lost her daughter to drugs. She ended up adopting her two grandchildren. The kids were born addicted. They are grown now with life long problems and learning disabilities. The whole thing is plain sad and the pain never stops.

[jadeybaby]

This started with Chuck keeping his son away from his ex wife and it continues to be about keeping Cody the closest to him.

[nessae]

I bet her mom regrets giving Cody her number and telling him to call her. With the exception of the grandbabies.

[tmthompson]

WOW! Chuck is so selfish! He didn't want them to be mad at him so he bitched out! What a selfish person! He chose his life over theirs!

[jlconnors]

"who didn't try a little crack when they were young?" Not I, sir, not I.

[staceymccann]

Who tf are these “professionals”? I’ve never seen an intervention handled so poorly

[christinescorner]

Chuck will have to face a lot more pain and discomfort when it catches up to them. As it will, because no one is invincible. Guilt and regret is one of the heaviest emotions to carry. Very selfish on his behalf. And I hope they can grasp help before it’s too late

[noneyabusiness]

What a waste.. the poor little girl will never know her parents

[tahneeyuh]

Crack is so hard to kick because you can’t stop thinking about it. I was a fentanyl and crack addict but the crack was insane. You cannot think straight. Like 12 hours would you by after my last hit and I’d start to think clearer and I’d be like “Jesus Christ I was being insane” but at that moment I felt fine. And it’s never enough. I’d have my dealer just come out over and over and over it was insane. You’ll FIND a way to get the $

I’m so glad to be away from it. Congrats to anyone who has also broken free! 5 years here 🖤

[laurabuckley]

Why did the interventionist decide to do it that way rather than the normal tried and tested way of surprising them 🤷🏻‍♀️

[alissarigby]

I love her family confronting him head on. Needed to be said

[adrianatherton]

It’s crazy to me how beautiful someone can be before they let the drugs win… 3 years clean from meth here and i never knew how bad I looked until I got clean.

[ainnochaim]

I don't understand why the interventionists handled the intervention that way.

[kole]

Chuck needs an intervention for himself .. they will never change if theyre being handed everything in life. They work for nothing and need for nothing. Without Chuck they would face actual consequences for their drug abuse and crimes committed to get their fix. They know Chuck will be there no matter what and that is their #1 issue.