Season 3 Is All About Baylen’s Biggest Chapter Yet
Baylen Out Loud is back with its most emotional season yet, and at the center of it all is Baylen herself — 23 years old, newly married (almost), and navigating life with Tourette syndrome in a very public way. Season 3 is packed with wedding prep, family moments, and some genuinely raw revelations about her health that fans weren’t expecting.
Between picking the perfect wedding gown, choosing a venue, and planning every detail of her big day with husband-to-be Colin, Baylen is also making space for quality time with the people she loves most — including her sister Sammi. That’s what led to the mixology class. And that’s where things got complicated.
The Mixology Class That Set Off Baylen’s Tics
Baylen and Sammi signed up for a mixology class as a sister bonding experience — a chance to try something new before Baylen steps into this next chapter of her life. But what was meant to be a lighthearted afternoon quickly became a lot more intense than either of them anticipated.
As Baylen explained, alcohol is one of her single biggest tic triggers. It doesn’t matter if she’s drinking it — the smell alone is enough to set her Tourette’s off. And at a mixology class, there’s no escaping it. Every direction she turned, every cocktail being mixed nearby, every whiff that hit her — it all compounded.
It didn’t stop there. In her confessional, Baylen admitted that even just thinking about the drinks made her tics worse. Her facial motor tics fired off visibly as the class went on, her face cringing involuntarily at the sensory overload. It was a hard watch — and a genuinely revealing moment about just how unpredictable living with Tourette’s can be.
Sammi, meanwhile, had the time of her life. The contrast between the two sisters — one thriving, one fighting through every sip and scent — made for some of the most human television Baylen Out Loud has delivered yet.
Baylen’s Deeper Fear: Endometriosis and Starting a Family
The mixology class wasn’t the only heavy thing weighing on Baylen this season. She’s also opened up about one of her deepest fears — the possibility that she may never be able to have children.
Baylen and Colin have put baby talk on hold for now. She’s been dealing with the toll her Tourette’s takes on her daily life, and she wants to be in a better place healthwise before even thinking about starting a family. But Tourette’s isn’t the only thing in the picture.
Baylen is facing a potential endometriosis diagnosis. The painful period cycles that started in her teenage years have only gotten worse, and she knows the numbers — 30 to 40 percent of women with endometriosis struggle to conceive. That statistic hits differently when you’re 23 and already dreaming of a family.
She visited her gynecologist, who wasn’t able to make a definitive diagnosis on the spot and referred her to an endocrinologist for a more complete picture of what’s going on. The uncertainty is clearly taking an emotional toll. Fans watching this storyline unfold have been flooded with support for Baylen, who continues to handle everything with remarkable openness.
Tattoos, Fidget Toys, and Sister Support
Despite the challenges, Baylen isn’t letting her health hold her back from living her life. She and Sammi also marked their sister bond with something more permanent — their first tattoo session together, with their mom Julie along for moral support.
Baylen’s tics did fire off during the session, but she came prepared. She used fidget toys to manage her anxiety and redirect the nervous energy that typically triggers her motor tics. It worked. She made it through the session, got her ink, and added another milestone to a season already packed with them.
It’s exactly the kind of moment that makes Baylen Out Loud so compelling to watch. Real challenges, real emotions, real family — and a young woman who refuses to let Tourette’s write her story for her.
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