After some videos of the courthouse brawl surface online, the former 'Teen Mom 2' star admits that she feels like' my relationship with my mom is destroyed at this point.'
- Jun 5, 2019
AceShowbiz - Jenelle Evans and her mother Barbara were caught on camera arguing outside of a North Carolina courthouse on Tuesday, June 4. The pair could be heard discussing her custody case in a nasty spat.
"I'm right here outside of the courthouse, I'm giving my daughter a hug. If you have a problem with it … then go get an officer," Jenelle said to her mom in a video, which was obtained by TMZ, while holding her 2-year-old Ensley. "Because obviously she's not scared."
"I need to get her lunch," Barbara, who currently has custody of Ensley and Jenelle and ex Andrew Lewis' son Jace, argued, adding that they were limited on time. Barbara also said that Jenelle acted like this "only for the cameras."
Jenelle, who earlier in the day gave the judge updates on her and husband David Eason's counseling and parenting classes, hit back, telling the paparazzi, "I'm happy I got this moment. [Barbara] blocked my number." The 27-year-old reality TV star went on saying, "We're not doing visitation today," adding that "the new judge is kind of pissed off" at Barbara.
Things got ugly when the former "Teen Mom 2" star yelled at her mother and accused her brother Colin Evans of posting nude shots of Ensley online. "Your son is posting naked pictures of my daughter online," Jenelle screamed at her mother. She also revealed that her mom had taken a "hair follicle" test and knew what was in her "system."
The back and forth between the mom and daughter duo continued with Barbara dropping a drug bombshell as she revealed, "Jace is the one telling me you have white bags of stuff at your house." Not going to let her mom win, Jenelle fired back by claiming that she called 911 on her mother because she "locked Ensley in a room."
After the videos surfaced online, Jenelle admitted to Us Weekly, "I do feel like my relationship with my mom is destroyed at this point. This isn's a way a mother should be treating her daughter. She fights so hard for my sister and my brother when they are the ones with major issues, not me."
