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Andrew Glennon Seemingly Slams Teen Mom’s Advertisers: ‘Silence Speaks Volumes’

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Oct 17, 2019 6:18 pm·

By Chelsea Duff

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He’s already lashed out at the show for refusing to fire his ex Amber Portwood, but now Andrew Glennon is taking aim at Teen Mom OG‘s advertisers. On Tuesday, October 15, the MTV dad took to Instagram to call out the companies paying for their commercials to air during the show — a.k.a. the companies that essentially help the series stay on air. Tagging them by name, he let them know that their “silence” spoke “volumes,” and that’s not all he had to say. Check out the gallery below to see Andrew’s call out and hear his latest update on baby James.

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Andrew Glennon Slams Teen Mom Advertisers for Their Silence

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Hard Feelings

Ever since Amber, 29, was arrested for domestic battery over the July 4 holiday, Andrew, 35, has used Instagram to tell his side of the story.

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Legal Battle

Though the case is still ongoing — The Blast reports a hearing is set for October 31 — the father hasn’t been shy about calling out his allegedly abusive ex.

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Speaking Up

Even while talking about other subjects, like a mystery woman fans spotted in a photo with James, Andrew isn’t shy when it comes to talking about Amber.

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Playing Defense

Explaining his decision to leave (whether or not that meant moving on to someone new), the father wrote, “I did my damndest to keep everything together … James deserves better.”

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Missing Out

He even claimed that Amber skipped a visit with her son in order to film a segment for the show, something Amber later denied.

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Pointing Fingers

“She looked very proud in that hate-fueled ‘interview’ … which she stood James up to go and do,” he wrote about the reunion. “Actions speak volumes. I pray one day she gets the help she needs and finds her own happiness in life.”

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Allegations

Despite his claims that his ex abused him “for over a year” and resurfaced audio recordings that seem to back up his accusations of physical violence, however, MTV hasn’t taken any action against Amber.

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Placing Blame

Now, Andrew isn’t just holding MTV accountable for the decision to award a job to someone who, in his words, “bloodied their soulmate,” he’s also calling out Teen Mom‘s advertisers.

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Silence

“These corporations apparently are in full support of domestic violence in the presence of a minor,” he wrote on Instagram on October 15, tagging a long list of businesses. “Silence speaks volumes.”

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Return

On the subject of Amber’s continued participation with the show, he added, “‘Redemption story’ to look forward to: 1) Not HITTING those who love you. 2) Not using drugs daily. 3) Loving and respecting children. 4) Ending all psychological abuse.”

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Shade

In a last note, this time seemingly directed to Amber herself, he added, “Hope it plays for [the] camera.”

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Update

He did give fans an update on his life with son James, though, letting them know the toddler has “blossomed into the most loving and outgoing little man.”

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Silver Lining

“[We’re] at the park now, and the amount he has progressed is not easily put into words,” the proud parent told his followers. “[He’s] exponentially brilliant.”

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Last Words

Despite all of that, though, the star still had a few more things to say. “Is it morally sound and socially acceptable to capitalize on domestic violence and spousal abuse?” he asked.

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Ethics

“If so, where is the line?” he continued. “Is there a line? What message is that to our children? For the future showrunners and creators of tomorrow’s entertainment?”

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Questions

“The silent witnesses are just as guilty as the perpetrators,” he wrote. “This goes back to a question a great professor posed to the class in film school at UCLA: ‘Are we, as creators of content, morally responsible for what we put out there?'”

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