MTV’s "True Life" followed two people who were hooked on the party drug Molly, and later, high school athletes who were inches away from committing to top-tier colleges. We had an opportunity to check in with Paige and Taylor of "True Life: I'm Hooked on Molly" and Jalen and DaeJuan of "True Life: I'm Being Recruited" to see how their lives have changed since filming wrapped. Take a look at our follow-up Q&As below:

Paige of "I'm Hooked on Molly":

Are you still using Molly?

I only use Molly maybe once a week now. I was in the hospital with chickenpox recently -- after being so sick, I kinda had to get my head screwed back on. I haven’t been partying much because I had sort of a slap in the face when I was in the hospital. A lot of things happened that made me slow down and rethink things. The emergency room wasn’t fun, and I had a good five days to clean up and think.

How are things going with your dance company?

There are good events coming -- huge ones -- so I’m focused on nursing myself back to full health and making everything look perfect.

How is your relationship with Will? Have you moved in together?

Will and I are off and on. I still live in the same apartment.

Why did you decide to share your story with us, and what was it like being filmed during such raw moments?

I decided to share my story because when I was younger, I remember watching "True Life" episodes that I related to and thinking it felt nice to know I’m not the only one -- and that there are others out there who are struggling with what I struggle with too. A lot of episodes helped me dramatically like the "Drunkorexia" one, "I Have OCD" and those that focused on eating disorders. So I hope someone out there does have that "I’m not alone moment" like I did.

Ally of "I'm Hooked on Molly":

Why do you think you've been so successful at staying sober?

I finally have my life together, and I know I never want to go back to that lifestyle ever again.

What have you been up to since we stopped filming?

I'm working as a host at a local restaurant. And I am working on my music career.

How is your relationship?

We’re good -- almost three months, still going strong.

Why did you decide to share your story with us, and what was it like being filmed during such raw moments?

I felt like the life I was living was horrible, and I needed to get my story out there so that my life could change. And it did -- for the better. When filmed, I didn't even notice the camera was there.

DaeJuan of "I'm Being Recruited"

Tell us about life at the University of West Virginia. How is your first season as a WV Mountaineer?

Practice is somewhat similar to Friendship's practices, but it's a little longer. We have about 30 periods a practice and go through everything from techniques in individual drills to playing in real-game situations. I'm expecting a lot of play time next season.

How are you doing with your classes?

I'm working hard on and off the field to prove to the coaches that I want to be here!

What was it like sharing your story with us?

It was an amazing experience -- just getting in front of the camera was cool! And it was great practice for long-term purposes.

Jalen of "I'm Being Recruited"

Tell us about your first season as a University of Florida Gator.

First season at UF was great. I couldn't have asked for a better freshman year. I had a lot of fun and got to meet people from all over the country. I played with the best talent.

Do you feel like Florida was the right choice for you? Any regrets in not going to Arizona?

I feel like Florida was the best choice for me. I have no regrets with my decision. This was the best year of my life.

What was it like sharing your story with us?

It was great -- I'm glad I got somebody to listen. I'm just blessed to have told my story to you guys.