"Teen Mom 2" star Jenelle Evans is reportedly carrying her fourth baby. However, she has not directly admitted that she is. The rumors of her pregnancy have been around for months but she still won’t admit or deny them.
Then again, the rumors may have already been addressed by Jenelle Evans' husband, David Eason. Earlier this month, he shared a video on Instagram that shows Jenelle Evans' reunion with her son, Kaiser. Fans commented that his wife seemed to have a baby bump.
As per In Touch Weekly, one fan wrote, "Guess that cat is outta the bag now. Jenelle Eason is pregnant."
David was quick to answer and wrote, "Yeah, 13 weeks. Dang busted." He later added, "It's a girl."
In any case, even if David wrote these answers, Jenelle Evans still needs to confirm if this is true since it is possible that her husband is just bluffing to stop the fans from asking further. Or maybe, he was just in a mood to play at that time when he exchanged comments with the fans.
In related news, Jenelle Evans is in hot water after a road rage incident that happened this week. She was accused of being reckless after being seen pulling out a gun after a road spat. And what triggered the hate comments the most was the fact that Jenelle was driving the car, with a gun, and with her son in the front passenger seat.
TMZ reported that this incident is beneficial to Nathan Griffith, Jenelle Evans' ex and Kaiser’s dad, because he can use the footage to prove how dangerous she could be. Meanwhile, some of her "Teen Mom 2" colleagues also criticized her for that gun-toting road rage episode that possible endangered her son.


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