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“My 600 lb. Life” Season 7 star Annjeanette Whaley became the eighth former cast member to sue the show’s production company, Megalomedia, after they allegedly failed to follow through with their post-production promises.
One week after Jorge Nava revealed his plans to divorce his wife, Anfisa, once he’s released from prison, the “90 Day Fiance star” spoke out about his ex’s new relationship and what he believes caused his marriage to deteriorate.
Here are some of the major (and minor but interesting) ‘Teen Mom’-related things that have happened over the last few days…
‘Unexpected’ dad (and repeated law-breaker) Max Schenzel pleaded guilty to a felony last week and will return to court in May to be sentenced for his (latest) wrongdoing. He is still facing several assault charges from two separate domestic violence cases regarding his baby mama Chloe Mendoza.
Kody Brown and his four wives talk about how they’ve dealt with quarantine while living in four separate households. The ‘Sister Wives’ stars also discussed how C0VID-19 has affected their work operations and family gatherings.
During Jenelle Evans’ latest podcast interview, the former ‘Teen Mom 2 star made some, um, interesting claims about her future project(s), talked crap on current the ‘Teen Mom’ stars and discussed the odds of her ever getting into the adult film industry.
Ronnie Ortiz-Magro’s baby mama Jen Harley is reportedly blaming ‘Jersey Shore’ for the downfall of her relationship and for ruining her family, according to a new interview. She also revealed that the ‘Jersey Shore Family Vacation’ star has not seen their daughter in months.
Here’s a listing of some reality TV stories that haven’t been covered by The Ashley this week!
James King, who appeared on “My 600 Lb. Life” Season 5, passed away on Friday, becoming the seventh former participant of the TLC show to die.
‘American Idol’ host Ryan Seacrest discussed the ways the show’s producers are going to try to keep the show’s live performances and voting going, despite everyone from the show being at home due the C0VID-19 pandemic.
“My 600 lb. Life” Season 7 star Annjeanette Whaley became the eighth former cast member to sue the show’s production company, Megalomedia, after they allegedly failed to follow through with their post-production promises.
One week after Jorge Nava revealed his plans to divorce his wife, Anfisa, once he’s released from prison, the “90 Day Fiance star” spoke out about his ex’s new relationship and what he believes caused his marriage to deteriorate.
Here are some of the major (and minor but interesting) ‘Teen Mom’-related things that have happened over the last few days…
‘Unexpected’ dad (and repeated law-breaker) Max Schenzel pleaded guilty to a felony last week and will return to court in May to be sentenced for his (latest) wrongdoing. He is still facing several assault charges from two separate domestic violence cases regarding his baby mama Chloe Mendoza.
Kody Brown and his four wives talk about how they’ve dealt with quarantine while living in four separate households. The ‘Sister Wives’ stars also discussed how C0VID-19 has affected their work operations and family gatherings.
During Jenelle Evans’ latest podcast interview, the former ‘Teen Mom 2 star made some, um, interesting claims about her future project(s), talked crap on current the ‘Teen Mom’ stars and discussed the odds of her ever getting into the adult film industry.
Ronnie Ortiz-Magro’s baby mama Jen Harley is reportedly blaming ‘Jersey Shore’ for the downfall of her relationship and for ruining her family, according to a new interview. She also revealed that the ‘Jersey Shore Family Vacation’ star has not seen their daughter in months.
Here’s a listing of some reality TV stories that haven’t been covered by The Ashley this week!
James King, who appeared on “My 600 Lb. Life” Season 5, passed away on Friday, becoming the seventh former participant of the TLC show to die.
‘American Idol’ host Ryan Seacrest discussed the ways the show’s producers are going to try to keep the show’s live performances and voting going, despite everyone from the show being at home due the C0VID-19 pandemic.
