Okay, as a workaround to this error, I had to revert back to the old version of the ‘amazon-s3-and-cloudfront’ plugin. Then, I had to dive into phpmyadmin, head into the postmeta table and sort by post id. Making it so that it showed all of the newer entries in this table. Then I looked at all entries for the error that has been talked about here(the wp_error).
Any post id entry that shared the same number as one with the wp error issue, I deleted. Then I went into the wordpress wp-admin section, looked at the library and it showed up, but with some images that couldn’t be displayed. I then clicked on each one and deleted it so that it was completely removed
Once all this was done, I am now able to upload images and the plugin(with the last version, not the new version) will send, host and display these images from my Amazon AWS bucket, and now I can see all of my stuff from the library
This isn’t a fix, just a workaround that I discovered by fiddling around and trying different things out. Hopefully the developers will be able to find the root cause of the issue and fix it in a future update(positive thoughts)