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Nathan Griffith Accuses Jenelle Evans of Child Abuse in Series of Vicious Tweets
And so the (seemingly) longest and most intense Teen Mom feud continues. Teen Mom 2 star Nathan Griffith has taken to Twitter to accuse his ex and baby mama Jenelle Evans and her new man David Eason of child abuse.
And while the exes have a history of going head-to-head over such things as custody of their son, three-year-old Kaiser, these Tweets push the age-old conflict to another level. Watch the video below to see what Nathan accused the soon-to-be newlyweds of.
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If you’ve been following the 29-year-old father on social media, you’re well aware that this is far from the first time Nathan has thrown around allegations about his ex’s fiancé. In fact, just days ago Nathan claimed that David was using drugs.
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Following a recent TM2 episode that focused around his custody battle with Jenelle, Nathan turned to Twitter to help him deal with his anger. “Unless you’re trying to hide something, I didn’t know you had to protect your eyes from the UV rays inside…” he wrote to his followers, referencing the sunglasses David wore indoors following the court appearance.
Neither David nor Jenelle have spoken out about Nathan’s claims, but we’re sure that the duo will not be taking them lightly. We just hope all the kiddos are okay.
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