The teens of "Teen Mom 2" Season 5 can't seem to stop ongoing news in their lives.
Jenelle Evan's and her boyfriend Nathan Griffith have been going strong, but with the young mom's emergency surgery, tensions ran high for Griffith and Barbara Evans.
Jenelle's mom accused Nathan of being just a "phony and a pretty" version of her ex-husband Courtland Rogers. She then continued to say that even abusive ex boyfriend Gary Head was better than Nathan.
Nathan didn't take the comment lightly.
According to HollywoodLife, Nathan went on to blame Barbara for Jenelle's heroine addiction and called her out for being a horrible mother as the "Teen Mom 2" star spent her recovery time listening to the two screaming at each other.
Now that the episode has aired, Nathan has his regrets for losing his temper on his girlfriend's mother.
He tweeted, "I'm ashamed because I raised my voice and I should of handled the situation responsibly."
As Jenelle is left to deal with the drama between her boyfriend and mom, "Teen Mom 2" co-star Chelsea Grace has been laughing off rumors that she's still "heartbroken" over her ex, Adam.
The person who started these rumors is none other than Chelsea's ex-boyfriend Adam.
Chelsea commented about the situation in the "Teen Mom 2 Featured Moment" video stating, "It's weird, because I don't know what he's saying to his friends until I see these shows, and I'm like, 'You can't just make stuff up and say it like that.' When's the last time I ever texted him or wanted him back?"
The "Teen Mom 2" star concludes with "It's been about two years, and he texts me all the time. If anything, he's the one initiating it."
"Teen Mom 2" fame can clearly lead to various other career paths. Kailyn Lowry's book "Pride Over Pity" will tell-all about her toxic relationship with her parents, drugs, abuse and even rape.
The 22-year-old revealed to Radar Online, "There are a lot of things in it involving addiction, rape, being abandoned by my dad and tons of things in between. My life before the cameras and where I want things to go from here. Hopefully you guys will understand things a little better after reading it."
Kailyn does emphasize that the book will be nothing like Farrah Abraham's "My Teenage Dream Ended."
We're looking forward to what the young mom Kailyn has to say.
