‘Teen Mom 2’ Trouble: Jenelle Evans Ripped For Letting Daughter, 2, Play With Toy Gun
March 12 2019, Updated 1:21 a.m. ET
Jenelle Evans’ questionable parenting was called out again after she posted a picture of her two-year-old daughter playing with a toy gun that looked remarkably real.
The troubled Teen Mom 2 star was hit with the wrath of multiple commenters ripping her for allowing the little girl to have access to such a realistic looking toy weapon.
“My hunting babe,” Jenelle wrote on the photo of Ensley holding a toy gun and she was instantly slammed for the image and toy.
"I’m all for having guns but I am so anti-toy guns that look real,” one commenter wrote. “Like why not let the kid play with the pink and green squirt guns or a nerf gun! I would never want my kids to look at a real gun and think it is a toy because their toy guns have always looked real. Scary."
"WTF? A 2-year-old with a gun? I know this one may be a toy, but Ensley is too young to even know the difference?!” another commenter wrote.
“That's a horrific accident waiting to happen with multiple children living in that house..... Who gives a toddler a gun and brags about it on sm? Disgusting."
Jenelle’s fondness for guns exploded when she and her husband David Eason began posting photos with weapons.
RadarOnline.com first reported that Jenelle pulled a gun on a man after a road rage incident, footage of which aired on MTV’s Teen Mom 2.
And a local real estate lady recently filed charges against David for threatening her with a gun when she claimed she was on the public street outside their land.
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