‘Teen Mom’ Dad Adam Lind Shows Off Scary Skinny Figure After Meth & Cocaine Scandal
Chelsea Houska’s baby daddy Adam Lind tested positive for meth earlier this year – and a shocking new photo is showing the effect the drug has had on his once-muscular figure. The Teen Mom 2 dad showed off his scary skinny appearance in a new photo.
Lind looked unrecognizable in a Facebook photo uploaded on July 8. In the photo, his 7-year-old daughter Aubree with Houska is sitting on his lap in front of a red car.
Lind appears to have lost a drastic amount of weight in the photo, as he is no longer buffed-up. The MTV star worked as a personal trainer and often competed in bodybuilding competitions.
The shocking photo comes after RadarOnline.com confirmed The Ashley’s Reality Roundup’s report that he tested positive for meth.
In court papers obtained from the Minnehaha County Circuit Court, his second baby mama Taylor Halbur claims Lind “engaged in drug usage of either steroids or methamphetamines,” which forced the court to grant drug testing.
“Plaintiff failed his third drug test and he tested positive for amphetamines and methamphetamines,” the court papers filed on April 18 read. “The methamphetamine result in his system was substantial and this was just over 24 hours before he was to have the parties’ minor child.”
A copy of the April 6 report reveals 351ng/mL of amphetamine and 837ng/mL of methamphetamine was detected in his system.
She also claims in the documents that he has had a “significant change in his appearance.”
Halbur says Lind’s ex-girlfriend, who RadarOnline.com has chosen to respect the privacy of, claims he “had showed her cocaine that he has in his possession.”
“She also confirmed that he does engage in steroid use,” she continued. “I understand that Plaintiff will use steroids for muscle growth but will then use methamphetamines to cut weight.”
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