TEEN Mom Briana DeJesus flashed money and expensive Gucci bag on social media after accusing her ex Devoin Austin of not paying enough child support. The reality star has made her financial struggles known the past few years on social media and on the show. Despite her money troubles, Briana shared a selfie of her […]
TEEN Mom Briana DeJesus flashed money and expensive Gucci bag on social media after accusing her ex Devoin Austin of not paying enough child support.
The reality star has made her financial struggles known the past few years on social media and on the show.
Despite her money troubles, Briana shared a selfie of her fanning large bills outside of a luxury Gucci purse on Instagram.
The post was meant to promote a giveaway that she is doing giving her followers a chance to win the cash and $1,200 bag.
The Teen Mom 2 star also recently rejoined OnlyFans as fans suspect it’s to supplement her income and lavish taste, although it hasn’t halted her “frivolous spending.”
Just weeks ago, the TV personality shared a photo of her kids as she and her family boarded a Disney Dream cruise ship.
The reality star snapped a shot of her daughters in their Minnie Mouse tee-shirts, ears and sporty attire as they embarked on their vacation.
The TV personality captioned her post: “We made it 
#dream #annualtrip,” and tagged Disney Cruise lines.
However, fans were shocked by the announcement, wondering where she got the money for such an extravagant trip.
“That cruise so expensive!!!!” one remarked, reminding the MTV star of her issues with money.
“Yet she cries poverty to her baby daddies 
,” another slammed, referencing the TV star’s wild altercations with her exes Devoin Austin and Luis Hernandez over child support.
Devoin is father to her 10-year-old daughter, Nova, while Luis is dad to four-year-old, Stella.
The Florida native also faced backlash in November of 2020 when fans trolled her for spending $150 a month on new clothes for her youngest daughter.
During an episode of Teen Mom aired around that time, producers showed viewers a breakdown of what the young mom spends on her daughters a month.
Fans were flabbergasted as they raced Reddit to slam Briana for “wasting” so much money.
One criticized: “$150.00 a month on clothes?? I pay about $150-$200 every 6-12 months for my two year old, depending on how fast she’s growing. $150 a month is just frivolous.”
A second contributed: “$150 a month on clothes and shoes??? I spend that much on my kids like every 6 months… I can’t comment on the gymnastics though. I have 2 kids in competition dance and can confirm it is quite spendy. My kids extracurriculars is one thing I will splurge on.”
Viewers also watched the 27-year-old demand $250 each in child support from her daughter’s fathers on the show.
Following her complaint, Devoin clapped back claiming that he pays 50/50 on their daughter’s expenses and also pays her gymnastic classes each month.
He also accused the star of splurging on a new body after she underwent a boob job and liposuction.
The argument continued during the Teen Mom 2 reunion special where the exes got into a yelling match over the matter.
After Briana thanked Devoin for treating her daughter Stella as his own, the reunion quickly took a dramatic turn when they began to fight over child support.
Briana’s ex Luis has been mostly absent from their daughter Stella’s life.
When Briana criticized Devoin, 29, for not financially supporting their daughter, he insisted he’s been helping out since getting a new job.
However, Briana argued: “But now that you’re able to do it, you should do it because the last time you helped financially, as far as a bill, was a while ago- was a few months ago.”
He encouraged her to “have a number set” for him to pay each month, though she responded: “Every time we speak out our financial situation, you get so offensive.”
Devoin then once again called out Briana for her own expensive spending habits and she told him to “shut the f**k up” as they yelled over each other.
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