Teen Mom: Jenelle Evans Caught Lying?

Jenelle Evans shared a pastel Q&A graphic. It featured vague prompts, like “What keeps you busy?”” and “How do you pay your bills?” Critics were quick to call the image disingenuous. One user mocked, “What fan asks, ‘How do you pay your bills?’ LOL.” Some pointed out that the answers mainly talked about her supposed career plans. They didn’t mention her children much, even though she claimed she’s raising them alone. The most ironic reply? “She’s always ‘in meetings’—but we all know she’s not talking to anyone about anything.”

Another commenter slammed, “I love the answer to ‘What keeps you busy?’ Not one thing about her kids, even though she’s ‘alone’ in taking care of them.”

Teen Mom: Omitted Truths, Legal Orders, and Convenient Narratives

Social media exploded over Jenelle’s claim that David doesn’t call Ensley. “She has a restraining order against him, which legally prevents contact,” one user clarified. Another added, “David lost custody because he didn’t show up for court.” Yet Jenelle frames it as abandonment. “She’s telling the world their dad doesn’t care,” another user wrote, “when she knows that’s not even legally possible.”

One Redditor dropped this: “Even if that were the case, no decent parent tells a child, ‘Your dad doesn’t care.’ It’s cruel.” The consensus? Jenelle is “controlling the narrative,” a term echoed throughout the thread.

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Teen Mom: Commenters Unload on Parenting, Projects, and Priorities

Commenters didn’t believe her “supermom” act. She allegedly invited a man called “the Vegas strangler” to stay in her son’s room. Then, she jumped from state to state for fake business deals. One person wrote, “She’s been saying she has TV projects coming for years. Nothing ever happens.”

Others noted that she and David had opportunities for supervised visitation. “They were willing to arrange safe visits,” someone commented, “but he refused mental health evaluations.” Critics also pointed out Jenelle’s pattern of dating men with prior histories of abandoning children. “At what point does she realize she’s the common denominator?” asked one user.

Another cutting remark summed it up: “3 different baby daddies, 3 absent fathers. Maybe it’s not just them.”

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