Child Abuse? Nathan Threatens Jenelle Over Bruises On Kaiser!
‘Teen Mom 2’ star Evans reveals the truth behind the disturbing photo.
May 23 2017, Updated 9:08 p.m. ET
Teen Mom 2 star Jenelle Evans is facing outrageous accusations of child abuse again, after her son Kaiser was photographed with prominent bruises on his arms. After Evans posted the photo on social media, her baby daddy went into a rage, but Evans revealed exclusively to RadarOnline.com that it's not what people may think.
“If anyone dared lay a physical hand on either one of my kids, it would be hell on earth real freaking quick! #treadlightly #definitionofDADDY,” Griffith raged on Tweeted on May 20. He and Evans have fought in court about their son for years, and he recently was ordered to have only supervised visits with the child.
Commenters noted suspicious looking marks on the toddler after Evans posted a picture of Kaiser and baby Ensley together earlier this month. “It appears he has bruising on his upper arm, like he was grabbed hard,” one person wrote about the photograph Evans shared.
Evans admitted to RadarOnline.com that Kaiser, her only child with Griffith, DID have bruises at the time the photo was taken. But she made it clear that it wasn't her fault.“I don't understand what it is but every time he gets to the top step he starts taking off his shoes and doesn't realized he's that close to the edge," she explained.
The MTV star also shared an exclusive photo with RadarOnline.com showing Kaiser in the yard of their new home and explained why he was so battered. “He scrapes his arms on the stones on the driveway because he runs all the time,” she said.
Evans also told RadarOnline.com that Griffith had cancelled his weekend visitation with Kaiser around the time the photo was posted, and that he had not even seen the little boy personally when he posted the Twitter message.
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