Jenelle Evans' erratic behavior to end 'Teen Mom 2'?
Report: The ax is coming for controversial MTV series
The "Teen Mom" series is done, the New York Post reports, and star Jenelle Evans is apparently to blame.
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Evans, 21, is engaged in a downward spiral of erratic and headline-grabbing behavior. Since Thanksgiving, she reportedly married Courtland Rogers in a shotgun courthouse wedding, became pregnant, miscarried, filed assault charges against her husband, and filed for divorce.
"You (expletive) leave out of town and I might be having a miscarriage?! (Expletive) U, U (expletive) piece of (expletive),” she tweeted to Rogers last week.
"Teen Mom 2" -- a reality show documenting the adult lives of four women previously featured on "16 & Pregnant" -- has already wrapped a fourth season, which is expected to premiere this year. But a fifth looks unlikely, according to the Post.
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MTV is still smarting from the fallout caused by Amber Portwood, a member of the original "Teen Mom" cast, who is currently serving five years for drug possession and violating her probation. And, according to the story, the network is having second thoughts about continuing to project such negative stereotypes -- even though they bring ratings bonanzas.
Since first appearing on MTV, Evans has been arrested seven times on charges including breaking and entering, assault, drug possession and parole violation, according to the Post. Last year, she posed for nude photos that were leaked on the Internet and entered rehab for the second time. (Evans' three-year-old son, Jace, has been in the custody of her mother since June.)
Do you think "Teen Mom 2" should be canceled?
"Teen Mom 2" airs Mondays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.
No, I do not think that the show should be cancelled. It is showing REAL LIFE and what happens to girls who have babies at 16. I watch this show with my niece and explain that this is what happens. These girls are never going to be able to go off to college and live a "college life". Their life has been laid out for them and it is sad. You are only young once and should be able to do what you want to. I feel for these girls but, they made that choice. Somehow I managed to go through my teen years and twenties without getting pregnant. More education is needed and this is a good place to start.
How showing the things these girl's are doing on TV could be teaching anything good to our youth, today, is beyond me. I saw my grand daughter's watching this crap, and sat down and watched several shows in a row. All I could think is why MTV would put such tripe on television. Do us all a favor, cancel it!! Please.
Yes the show needs to end. Ive noticed instead of these girls of putting away money for their kids and their futures, theres alot of plastic surgery, tattos, etc going on. No responsibility and fame for just having babies as babies themselves. Whats going to happen to these girls when all the money is gone and their 15 minutes have run out? With the money these girls get for the show, and the cars, clothes, phones, tattoos, houses etc they have it gives girls who are becoming teen moms a sense of false security. They wont have the money these girls have and its the bus, hand me downs and public housing and chasing some of the fathers for child support. The show has become more about their personal lives and less about how it is raising babies at a young age
This show absolutely should be cancelled. On one hand you have Janelle, completely lacking the ability to be a mature and responsible adult. Some day her son will be able to watch this show and see she repeatedly chose drugs, boys, and Ke$ha over doing right by him. On the other, you have Leah who cheats on her boyfriend/father of her children, marries him, THEN tells him she cheated on him. Divorces. Immediately moves on to husband #2. Goes off her birth control (because she thinks at 20 she's much more mature). Basically trapping guy #2 (did he know?). She drops out of school, way to go. Awesome role model for girls. Show 'em how making that family on a foundation of lies is better than taking care of YOURSELF standing on YOUR OWN FEET. Don't you listen to Dr. Drew? Odds are 14 years from now your girls are going to be unwed, teenage mothers. Pat yourself on the back.
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