There have been even more updates for the cast of the popular Teen Mom series. Jenelle Evans, who is pregnant with her second child, reportedly continues to smoke. Amber Portwood appears to be in recovery and enjoying quality time with her daughter. And Farrah Abraham has been offered $1 million dollars to prove that she was drugged and raped.
Jenelle Evans really knows how to generate press. Unfortunately, it's almost always negative.
Radar Online claims to have obtained text messages from a friend of Jenelle's, which seem to indicate that the reality star isn't acting very motherly. According to the transcript, Jenelle has been getting high while pregnant:
"In shocking text messages exclusively obtained by Radar-and verified to be from Evans' cell phone-the 22-year-old makes plans to get high with a pal just before flying out of Los Angeles to her home in South Carolina."
One person who seems clean and sober is Amber Portwood. After her recent stint in jail, the reality star seems all cleaned up. In fact, she's been spending quality time with her daughter Leah and baby daddy Gary Shirley, as Wet Paint reports:
"Gary is more than willing to share Leah with Amber, even if it means hanging out as one big happy family! You guessed it, Amber and everyone's favorite watermelon farmer (aka Gary) treated their daughter to a day of family fun by taking her to Disney on Ice! The three musketeers went to a local performance on January 25, and Gary even tweeted a picture of Amber cuddling Leah during the show."
Farrah Abraham, however, seems to be doing the worst of all the girls. The ex-porn star has been claiming that she was drugged and raped, while out promoting her first adult film.
Many, however, are doubting her claims, including Vivid, the porn company that produced her video. In fact, they are offering Farrah $1 million to take a lie detector test:
"We challenge Farrah to take our sanctioned polygraph test to prove whether or not she was telling the truth. If she passes the polygraph test, we will give her $1-million. If not, Farrah needs to publicly state that she was not being truthful and agree to forego all future and past royalties on both of her tapes. We look forward to her response."
