Tina Harry, who claims to have been texting Geno Doak, alleges that the man once sent her a picture of his penis and told her how he wished to have her by his side instead of the reality TV star.
- Apr 23, 2019
AceShowbiz - It looks like there are further troubles in Mama June a.k.a. June Shannon and boyfriend Geno Doak's relationship. Following a confrontation that resulted in their arrest last month, it has now been reported that the "Mama June: From Not to Hot" star's family is accusing Geno of cheating on the blond star, claiming that he has been sexting multiple women behind her back.
The Blast, which first reported the news, obtained several screenshots of his online conversation with other women. He reportedly sent a picture of his penis to one woman, before detailing what he wanted to do with her sexually. In addition to that, he told the woman that June was with him when they were chatting. Another woman, Tina Harry, told the publication that Geno texted after he was released from jail last month.
Tina claimed that she didn't know Geno at first, but thought that it was cool to know someone who appeared on television. The two continued to text each other and FaceTime, and it wasn't long before Geno started to message her every ten minutes. Besides asking her to visit him in Alabama, he also sent her a picture of his penis. He even FaceTimed her while June was asleep next to him, telling Tina how he wished the one beside him was Tina instead of the reality TV star.
June's family and friends were allegedly furious after learning about this. The Blast reported that they wanted him to stay away from his as soon as possible. However, a new report from the site suggested that the couple is still going strong despite the alleged infidelity. They are reportedly bouncing from one hotel room to another following their arrest.
June and Geno have been dating for three years. She was previously in a relationship with Sugar Bear a.k.a. Mike Thompson, who is the father of her daughter Honey Boo Boo a.k.a. Alana Thompson.
