Jenelle Evans takes savage swipe at ex-husband David Eason during wild divorce party at strip club
Jenelle Evans celebrated her divorce from David Eason in wild style at New York City 's infamous Spearmint Rhino on Thursday.
The Teen Mom star, 33, even had a very special piñata of her ex-husband's face made so she could swing the pole at him over and over and over again to mark the end of their turbulent eight year union.
Jenelle looked like she was having the time of her life in a sexy red dress with her hair down in loose curls.
The reality star drank, she gave out money from a stack of bills and took her turn on the pole during the raucous night.
Jenelle was surrounded by a group of her girlfriends as she celebrated being single again.
Before the raucous party she told TMZ that with David finally out of the picture, she is feeling she's feeling great, less anxious and totally free.
The Teen Mom star, 33, even had a very special piñata of her ex-husband's face made so she could swing the pole at him over and over and over again to mark the end of their turbulent eight year union
Jenelle filed for separation from David last year after six years of marriage and accused him of erratic behavior, substance abuse, not working – and even brought up the time he shot their French bulldog, Nugget, in 2019.
In addition to her bachelorette party, Jenelle is grieving the death of seven-year-old daughter Lailah Price, who is the daughter of Olivia Leedham, her ex-husband David's former girlfriend.
Price heartbreakingly died in the hospital after suffering a seizure the day earlier, a family friend revealed.
'I share all my condolences and my prayers out to David's ex because I can just not imagine how she feels right now,' the Teen Mom alum told DailyMail.com.
'My prayers and condolences go out to her and I just can't imagine how she feels right now,' Jenelle also said.
Leedham, who has 10-year-old son Kaden with Eason, lost her daughter on Saturday, June 7th. She confirmed the passing with People.
Janelle and Eason have eight-year-old daughter Ensley Jolie Eason together.
The MTV alum also shares son Jace Vaughn, 15, with ex Andrew Lewis, and 10-year-old son Kaiser Orion with ex Nathan Griffin.
She drank, she gave out money from a stack of bills and she took her turn on the pole
In addition to Kaden and Ensley, Evans also has daughter Maryssa with his ex Whitney Rich.
Back in May, Jenelle and her fellow Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham buried their 10 year feud over nachos and mocktails at Lucia at the Virgin Hotel in Las Vegas.
Farrah and Janelle have been feuding for more than a decade, trading barbs and snarky comments on social media.
At times they have called each other a 'prostitute' and a 'bad mom.'
At one point in 2023, Janelle called Child Protective Services to do a wellness check on Farrah.
Her reasoning? 'Her mom seems very unstable in her videos online.'
From its inception, reality series Teen Mom was fraught with everything from custody battles and arrests to drug struggles and break-ups.
MTV famously fired Eason in 2018 over homophobic and transphobic tweets, and the cable network fired the hot-tempered brunette in 2019 after nine seasons of Teen Mom 2 shortly after Eason shot and killed their French Bulldog, Nugget.
After Evans initially called the Columbus County Sheriff's Office to report that her husband had shot and killed their dog, she subsequently claimed that she had not seen the shooting or seen any evidence that the dog was actually dead.
That got police to end the investigation into the killing, only for Eason to admit months later that he had shot and killed the tiny dog, which he claimed had bitten their daughter Ensley Jolie, who was two at the time.
Audiences were first introduced to Evans back in 2010 when she appeared in the second season of MTV reality show, 16 and Pregnant.
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