Jenelle’s Husband’s Baby Mama Accuses Him Of Shocking Homophobic, Drunken Behavior
- 6 years ago
Jenelle Evans’ husband David Eason’s homophobic, drunken behavior is just one of the shocking reasons his baby mama was refusing to let him see their son RadarOnline.com exclusively learned.
The fired MTV ‘Teen Mom 2’ dad was hauled into court by his ex, Olivia Leedham, who accused him of exploiting their son and breaking a court order in the bombshell court docs.
READ THE SHOCKING COURT DOCS!
Leedham laid out a compelling argument against Eason, explaining in the documents that he spent years without any contact with Kaden and that when he finally was allowed visitation he ignored the rules set up by the court.
As Radar previously reported, Leedham was granted full custody of Kaden in 2014 and Eason was “denied any contact with the child.”
After he left prison in 2015 he still did not contact her to see the little boy, but waited until late 2016, after he was involved with MTV star Evans, to request visitation.
Leedham stipulated Kaden was not allowed to appear on any reality TV productions without a written release from his mother in a February 2017 parenting agreement.
The defendant refused to remove the photos, advised Plaintiff that he intended to continue to post pictures of the child and that she needed to “get over it,” the court docs obtained by Radar stated.
viewers were outraged by his gun photos, which Leedham noted in her documents.
“The Defendant was recently fired from Teen Mom 2 for making homophobic comments on social media and he has suffered backlash from the public as a result of his comments,” she wrote.
The Defendant is making poor decisions that are adverse to his own best interest and Plaintiff has concerns about his ability to make decisions in the minor child’s best interest,” Leedham wrote in the documents obtained by Radar.
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“The defendant does not appear to understand his behavior will adversely affect Kaden and his reputation for his entire life.”
The Clerk of Court told Radar the case was continued until April.
Do you think David should be allowed to see Kaden? Sound off in comments below.
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The fired MTV ‘Teen Mom 2’ dad was hauled into court by his ex, Olivia Leedham, who accused him of exploiting their son and breaking a court order in the bombshell court docs.
READ THE SHOCKING COURT DOCS!
Leedham laid out a compelling argument against Eason, explaining in the documents that he spent years without any contact with Kaden and that when he finally was allowed visitation he ignored the rules set up by the court.
As Radar previously reported, Leedham was granted full custody of Kaden in 2014 and Eason was “denied any contact with the child.”
After he left prison in 2015 he still did not contact her to see the little boy, but waited until late 2016, after he was involved with MTV star Evans, to request visitation.
Leedham stipulated Kaden was not allowed to appear on any reality TV productions without a written release from his mother in a February 2017 parenting agreement.
The defendant refused to remove the photos, advised Plaintiff that he intended to continue to post pictures of the child and that she needed to “get over it,” the court docs obtained by Radar stated.
viewers were outraged by his gun photos, which Leedham noted in her documents.
“The Defendant was recently fired from Teen Mom 2 for making homophobic comments on social media and he has suffered backlash from the public as a result of his comments,” she wrote.
The Defendant is making poor decisions that are adverse to his own best interest and Plaintiff has concerns about his ability to make decisions in the minor child’s best interest,” Leedham wrote in the documents obtained by Radar.
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“The defendant does not appear to understand his behavior will adversely affect Kaden and his reputation for his entire life.”
The Clerk of Court told Radar the case was continued until April.
Do you think David should be allowed to see Kaden? Sound off in comments below.
We pay for juicy info! Do you have a story for RadarOnline.com? Email us at tips@radaronline.com, or call us at (866) ON-RADAR (667-2327) any time, day or night.