'Teen Mom' Wedding From Hell! Inside Jenelle Evans' Insane Backyard Nuptials
From a broken engagement to epic fights, the MTV star's chaotic weekend exposed!
Sept. 25 2017, Updated 6:27 p.m. ET
Jenelle Evans' wedding weekend was anything but a dream come true! From calling off the big day to fighting with her family, RadarOnline.com is exclusively going inside the Teen Mom 2 star's wedding from hell!
Evans' wedding weekend was supposed to kick off with a rehearsal dinner on Friday, September 22. But the night ended in tears when RadarOnline.com exclusively revealed that she got into a blowout fight with David Eason!
The mother-of-three went off on her baby daddy for working on their home in preparation for the wedding instead of tending to her. "You're not giving a f**k what I feel," she screamed at Eason. "No, I'm done, you can have the ring!" She then slammed her engagement ring on a table in their backyard.
She vented to a friend about the fight, "I said for two hours I wanted him to care about me, talk to me about my mom situation. I don't have a mom coming tomorrow, he has a mom. I want his attention. This is my house, and he does not give a f**k. I've been crying all day."
Her now-husband was just as mad, as he vented to RadarOnline.com, "When I'm out here working constantly, every f***ing minute of the day, she's sitting around. This place looks different every day. It's all because of me. These people wouldn't be here if it wasn't for me."
But the fighting didn't end there, as she returned later in the evening to slam Eason again! In exclusive video obtained by RadarOnline.com, Evans screamed at him over where to set up the DJ booth on their property in North Carolina.
"He wants to be set up right there he told me that," Evans yelled at her now-husband, as he fired back, "You don't have no where else to put it. So guess what? The DJ booth could go right there on the corner."
When she complained that Eason never discussed the set up of vendors for their wedding, he fired, "Well maybe you shouldn't have been in the bathtub… You should've been out here." After asking what he was talking about, he went off! "Instead of saying the f**king wedding is over you should've been out here doing something," he scolded. "I'm f**king raking! I'm working! I'm working! I'm working!"
Evans had a right to worry about the appearance of their land, as RadarOnline.com obtained exclusive photos of the property in shambles the night before their wedding.
While Eason worked on laying sod in the backyard, workers frantically rode around in tractors and helped build the wedding arch for the ceremony. Workers continued getting the property ready early Saturday morning.
When the big day finally came, guests began arriving around 3pm. "Guests parked their cars on the road and driveway for the wedding," an eyewitness told RadarOnline.com. "There were two nicely dressed security guards near the entrance."
The entrance to their driveway was covered with trash as guests walked by.
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But they didn't stay long, as family and friends began leaving around 7pm. "Five cars left the home at once before sundown," the insider said. "There were so many mosquitoes outside!"
The few guests who stayed had to be escorted to their cars by security with flashlights as songs like Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" continued to play into the night.
Missing from the festivities was Evans' estranged mother Barbara Evans. "I'm upset, I'm very devastated that I wasn't invited to the wedding," Barbara, 61, told RadarOnline.com. "I am out of town. Out of sight out of mind. I can't be around. I've been crying." The two have been feuding because of their custody battle over Evans' 8-year-old son Jace.
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