Mama June ‘finally comes home’ to Honey Boo Boo after crack arrest and family feud in reality show’s new season
MAMA June will return “home” to daughter Honey Boo Boo for a brand new series of From Not To Hot which will see her family reunite for the first time since her crack arrest.
In a first look teaser for the new episodes, which will air in March, former pageant Queen Honey Boo Boo eats a bowl of cocoa spheres at the kitchen table with a milk carton next to her, featuring her mom’s face on the side.
As the door out of shot opens, Honey Boo Boo – real name Alana – looks up and a look of shock registers on her face, before the voiceover asks: “What’s it gonna be like when Mama finally comes home?”
The From Not to Hot star and her boyfriend Geno Doak were arrested for possession of a controlled substance – crack cocaine – and possession of drug paraphernalia – a crack pipe – in March 2019.
Doak was also charged with domestic violence.
In October 2019, their attorney entered a not guilty plea on their behalf in the Alabama court and The Sun exclusively revealed that the 40-year-old reality star and Geno have a court trial set for May 2020.
In a previous episode, fans saw June’s daughters Anna, 25, Jessica, 23, Lauryn, 20, and Alana, 14, had an intervention.
But despite her daughter’s pleas, she didn’t seek help; Honey Boo Boo has been living with her sister Lauryn after her mom ran off with Geno.
The trouble continued in December, as June and Geno were accused of leaving $1,000 worth of damage after trashing their hotel room.
They were then also kicked out of another hotel in January over a $2,000 bill.
Mama June has been desperate for cash though, as she was caught pawning a diamond ring for $1,500 earlier this month.
She has even been selling items, such as sneakers for $70, on Facebook Marketplace.
Geno’s ex-wife of 23 years previously told The Sun that she warned the famous family of his bad behavior.
His criminal record includes burglary, theft and criminal damage to property.
She said: “He has been on a downward spiral for a very long time unfortunately.
“I wish them the best and sincerely hope that they get their lives together at some point!”
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