FIRED Teen Mom star Jenelle Evans launched her new website where she promises to “get rid of the haters” and only hear from her “true fans.”
Taking to Twitter to share the news, the reality star revealed that fans were always asking her what she was working on next before confirming Jenelle’s World, which promises “tons of content about my upcoming projects” as well as “live sessions, one on ones, podcasts, pictures”.
Jenelle also promised “exclusive videos from my weekends with the kids.”
However, access to the items mentioned will cost fans $75 per month.
The website offers three different subscription models, with the Friend status starting at $5 and giving fans monthly giveaways, videos, pictures and behind the scenes news.
The Patron status for $15 a month offers additional podcast access and a live private group, while the Besties status is starting at $75 (usually $100) and will include all the above as well as a live private chat, and access to Jenelle’s blog.
The launch comes as Jenelle remains in an on and off again romance with husband David Eason.
The mom-of-three’s reconciliation with David comes after Jenelle and David sparked split rumors when she posted on Facebook: “God forbid I hangout with my friends.”
David responded in a now-deleted comment: “God forbid I get a baby sitter and try to have a day with my wife before she flips out and deserted me for her drug addict, w***e friend.”
Jenelle also posted on Facebook: “At least my friend can pay for her own bills… uhm… when’s the last time you paid for ANYTHING? History repeats itself lol.”
She then re-followed him on Instagram after the two stopped following each other.
In October 2019, Jenelle posted on Instagram that she had separated from her husband of two years.
She moved to Nashville, Tennessee with Ensley, and her son Kaiser, 5, from a previous relationship.
The fired Teen Mom 2 star also filed a restraining order request against David, where she claimed he was “violent” and “abusive.”
She wrote in the order that she was “scared” for her life and for the “well-being” of her children.
But in January, she dropped the restraining order request and they were spotted together in Nashville.
Though she claimed the two were just co-parenting, she moved back into their North Carolina home only weeks later.
The separation came after David admitted to shooting and killing the family dog in April 2019 for nipping at Ensley; in May 2019, Children Protective Services removed Kaiser, Ensley and his daughter Maryssa from a previous relationship from their care.
The three children were returned to them that July.
