Ava Sambora In 'Disgust' After Mom Heather Locklear's Violent Arrest
Feb. 28 2018, Published 4:41 p.m. ET
Ava Sambora has had a hard few days – seeing as she had to witness her mom, Heather Locklear, fly into a fit of rage and later get arrested. Days later, the 20-year-old model is trying to stay positive, but recent photos suggest she is still feeling the chaos from her recent family scandal. Click through RadarOnline.com's gallery to see the latest photos of the young beauty looking somber without her mother.
Ava Sambora was "traumatized" after seeing her mom, Heather Locklear, get arrested for allegedly beating her boyfriend and three police officers.
Just days after the incident – which occurred this past Sunday – the blonde model was spotted out with friends in her low-key neighborhood, and she was looking sadder than ever!
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Sambora happened to be at her mother's home when the alleged assault occurred.
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A source said that's he stayed until the cops came to arrest Lockhart, following her attack towards longtime boyfriend Chris Heisser. "She bit Chris' nose!" added the insider.
After the incident, Sambora tweeted: "It truly disgusts me to see people making jokes out of others' hardships. Where is the love and support so many people preach about? Spread positivity, not hate."
She also shared a quote on Instagram that read: "Every day is a fresh start," following her mother's imprisonment.
Heather Locklear – who recently checked into rehab for the sixth time – has since been released from prison, but is Ava Sambora doing okay? Let us know your thoughts below. \
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