Teen Mom Star Jenelle Evans Calls 911 on Mother Barbara Amidst Son's Hospitalization

In a stunning turn of events, MTV’s Teen Mom personality, Jenelle Evans, has reportedly dialed 911 accusing her mother, Barbara, of concealing her 14-year-old son, Jace. The situation takes a perplexing turn as Jace has been in the hospital for nearly a week, and it raises questions about the motive behind Jenelle’s urgent call.

In an exclusive report from The Sun, details emerge about Jenelle’s recent 911 call on Wednesday night. Allegedly, she accused her mother of “hiding” Jace. However, the circumstances are puzzling since Jace is already in the hospital, and Jenelle is well aware of his current situation. The source is uncertain about the reasons behind this peculiar 911 call, adding another layer of intrigue to the ongoing Teen Mom saga.

Jace’s Troubles

The complex narrative deepens as we revisit events leading up to Jace’s hospitalization. On September 28th, Jace ran away from home for the third time since his return to Jenelle’s custody in March. The 911 call made during this incident revealed Jenelle Evans’s suspicion that Barbara was hiding Jace. Complicating matters, Jace has accused David Eason, Jenelle’s partner, of assault, leading him to run away from home. Disturbingly, the teenager claims there is video evidence supporting his allegations.

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Presently, Jace is under the custody of Child Protective Services (CPS), who have initiated an investigation into the matter. David Eason, in response, has labeled the entire situation as a “huge misunderstanding,” while Jenelle pleads with both fans and media outlets to give them space.

External sources also report that Jace has expressed his intention to run away again if he is returned home to his mother and David Eason. As this complex drama unfolds, fans are left questioning the dynamics at play and why Jenelle seems to be placing blame on her mother when Jace himself accused David of the alleged assault.