Nathan Griffith Feuds With Jenelle Evans on Twitter (Again)

The start of a new week means the start of a new Twitter feud between Jenelle Evans and her second baby daddy, Nathan Griffith! The Teen Mom 2 star’s ex took to Twitter (again) to rant about the 25-year-old, and the accusations seem to be getting worse and worse.

On Sunday night, Nathan — who is the father to her son Kaiser, 3 — posted screenshots of a conversation he had with the “SheDevil.” Yikes. In the text exchange, he wrote, “That’s not what the mediation papers say. Once again, Jenelle, they are court order. And I can call Kaiser at specific times as well. If not, once again, proper measures will be taken. If you have any problems with this and want advice, stop battering and bullying people and learn how to get along with people. It makes life a lot easier.” He added, “Seriously? Toddlers about 2-5 [years old] are just learning tangible words that can be associated with a physical action or thing. Please stop feeding my child words like ‘mean.’ Just last night, we were talking about you and I told Kaiser, ‘Daddy loves mommy because she’s your mom.’ I feed positive stuff to him about you. And I wish you guys would do the same.”

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The argument began when Jenelle texted Nathan with a screenshot of him going off on Jenelle’s fiancé, David Eason. The tweet said, “Anyways, DAVID EASON, if you want to man up for once and talk to me like a man, face-to-face, I would love to exchange words like adults.” In response, Jenelle said, “I’m filing to go back to court. You and your mother are ridiculous.”

Unfortunately, Nathan couldn’t stop airing his dirty laundry. He fired back, “Jenelle, you contact me then block me as soon as you get your two cents in, you’re in contempt of court in multiple ways, so please do!” Here’s to hoping these two can stop fighting — and tweeting — for the sake of their son.