TEEN Mom fans slammed Jenelle Evans’ “messy” yard, which she showed off on TikTok, comparing it to “hell.”
The reality star and her husband, David Eason, have been slammed over the state of their property – dubbed The Land – before.
The drama kicked off after Jenelle, 30, posted a TikTok video of herself doing yard work in an outfit fans thought quite odd for the situation.
While some couldn’t get over her swimsuit and Spanx combo, others were too busy focusing on the state of her yard.
The ex MTV star appeared to be power washing pool filters, but all fans could see was her overgrown gras and weeds growing up around her fence.
Reddit users wasted no time slamming her and her husband for the state of their property, comparing it to “hell” and the entrance to Pet Cemetery.
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“This yard is overgrown and awful looking. They dont do anything all day. Fix your s**t,” one user wrote.
Another chimed in: “This fence and unkempt yard looks like the entrance to an abandoned pet cemetery, or hell!”
A third fan replied to that comment, referencing the shooting of their dog Nugget, saying: “It’s a pet cemetery I’m sure, but not abandoned.”
Another commenter wrote: “The unkempt yard is worse than her outfit!”
Jenelle and her family have been slammed over the way they maintain their home several times in the past.
In 2021, fans came for them after Jenelle posted a video of beer cans left in their backyard by her husband.
She posted a TikTok trying to prank their kids, hiding inside a hunting tent.
One person commented: “You could pick the beer cans up instead,” prompting Jenelle to respond: “It’s decoration.”
Another user pointed out the beer cans writing: “Wow… you got your kids tripping over empty beer bottles out in the yard. Do you think that’s okay?”
She gave fans a tour inside, showing off David’s mess.
Although many fans focused on Jenelle’s yard in her latest post, some were undoubtedly stuck on her outfit.
FASHION FAUX PAS
After seeing the outfit, several Reddit users suggested a new business idea for Jenelle.
Fans suggested the North Carolina native start a shapewear line of her own and call it SWAMPS.
Many haters often refer to her husband, David Eason, as a swamp-dweller, suggesting their massive property is a wetland.
One user commented on the post: “Instead of SKIMS, SWAMPS.”
Another replied to the commenter: “You win.”
A third Reddit user wrote: “Swamp attire.”
Someone else commented: “Her new line Swamp Skins, a lot cheaper than Skims.”
While many were harsh on the star for her fashion choices, some defended her.
One commenter wrote: “NGL, I might wear a similarly awful outfit to do hot, messy yard work. But I wouldn’t post it on social!”
Jenelle isn’t the only one taking heat for her taste in fashion.
DAVID DRAMA
David recently faced major controversy over his offensive merch line, which he promoted in a post that featured transphobic slurs.
While pushing the line on social media, David posed against a tree wearing a gray shirt that read, “Super straight,” along with the logo for Chick-fil-A, which has been accused of having homophobic ties.
Aside from taking issue with the top, fans also became outraged over Jenelle’s husband’s caption.
In it, he used a slur when saying “this tree was explaining to me what it’s like to be” an intersex person.
David added: “I said dang there’s a lot of people out there that would be sooo jealous.
“Merch line coming soon!!!
“(This design will not be available as Chic fil only allows employees or owners to use their logo).”
Teen Mom fans shared the post on Reddit and blasted David for being “so cringey.”
One user wrote: “Hes so bothered by people living their lives that he had to make merch over it.
“I cant imagine what living in that house must be like. Between her complaining about everything and him ranting about gay and trans people and them fighting all the time, it has to be soul sucking.”
Another said: “So it’s harmful to his children to be around gay or trans people, but it’s perfectly fine and normal to flaunt HIS sexuality around his kids (with a gun strapped to his hip for extra flair).”
A third called out “his toxic masculinity, his constant need to tear down others, [and] his homophobic/transphobic nature.”
