Teen Mom Jenelle Evans strips down to bra & twerks as she reveals her real weight after trolls claim she’s a ‘size 14’
TEEN Mom Jenelle Evans stripped down to a bra & twerked as she revealed her real weight after trolls claimed she’s a “size 14.” The Teen Mom 2 alum was recently criticized by fans for “drinking every single day” despite suffering health problems. Jenelle took to TikTok to respond to a body shamer who commented […]
TEEN Mom Jenelle Evans stripped down to a bra & twerked as she revealed her real weight after trolls claimed she’s a “size 14.”
The Teen Mom 2 alum was recently criticized by fans for “drinking every single day” despite suffering health problems.
Jenelle took to TikTok to respond to a body shamer who commented on her weight calling her “fat” because she “drinks constantly.”
The user also added: “it’s what caused her to go from a size 5 to a size 14! she got fat and not phat”
The video showed the 29-year-old sporting a sweatshirt and sweatpants in front of her home before removing the sweatshirt, dancing and lip syncing to the Destiny’s Child’s song, Bills Bills Bills.
The reality star flaunted her body in a blue crop top, gray pants, and pony tail proudly revealing her 5.05 height, size six pant, and weight of 145 pounds.
The star continued to shake her booty, clapping back at those judging her weight writing: “You guys make it look easy to make you look dumb”
Jenelle captioned the post: “damn you sure think you know every detail of my body 
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Last week, the mom-of-three was called out for her drinking habits by fans after she shared a video of her sipping a can of White Claw while dancing and cooking on a barbecue.
Fans flooded the comments criticizing the ex MTV star for drinking after complaining of her health issues.
One user wrote: “Aggravating all those health problems by drinking daily… okay.”
Another person wrote, “Don’t drink alcohol. No wonder you aren’t getting better.”
“It seems like you drink every. single. Day!!! It can’t be good for your health problems.” chimed in another follower.
FAKING IT?
On Thursday Jenelle slammed trolls who accused her of faking her back pain as she deals with a condition that causes cysts on her spine.
In a clip shared to Instagram, Jenelle sat on a bed while singling out a comment from one of her posts.
The critic wrote: “Right?! All her debilitating pain suddenly disappears when it’s time to drink or dance/twerk on TikTok.”
Jenelle looked visibly annoyed as she said: “Comments like these are irritating. Here we go again with some receipts.
“There’s no way in faking a cyst in your spine, number one.”
She continued: “If you have something in your body that shouldn’t be in there, you know it’s going to glow in an MRI.
“Just because you can’t see me in pain doesn’t mean I’m not in pain.”
Jenelle went on to show her x-ray and give fans a tutorial by pointing out her anatomy as well as the glowing “cyst” on her spine.
‘SHOCKING’ DIAGNOSIS
In July, Jenelle opened up about her fear of being paralyzed from a condition called syringomyelia, which is a disorder that causes a fluid-filled cyst to develop within the spinal cord.
The symptoms include headaches, pain in the neck, arms and back, loss of reflexes, muscle weakness and sometimes paralysis.
Jenelle broke the news to fans on her Instagram Stories, saying she was “in shock.”
The MTV star elaborated on her condition in a YouTube vlog called “My Neck, My Back”.
The TV star said she’d been battling daily headaches and dealing with her neck “cracking 10 times a day.”
TREATMENT
The Teen Mom alum had been having tests done for the past five months and not getting any answers, which she described as “really frustrating.”
The week prior, Jenelle – who is married to David Eason – had an MRI, which revealed the cyst in her spine.
Jenelle discussed possible courses of action and considered the prospect of having the cyst removed.
Jenelle was left bedridden after having a CT myelogram in June and said the procedure went a “lot worse than planned.”
Jenelle is mom to Jace, 12, Kaiser, six, and Ensley, four.
