FORMER Teen mom 2 star Jenelle Evans’ engagement ring is back on after she was spotted reuniting with estranged husband David Eason.
In a Cameo video message to a fan, Jenelle, 28, showed off her engagement ring for the first time since announcing her split from David, 31, in October.
Despite changing her last name from Eason to Evans on her social media accounts, she said in another video: “Hey you guys, this is Jenelle Eason.”
The fired reality star is now charging $75 to make personal videos for fans on Cameo.
After announcing her divorce on October 31, 2019, she moved to Nashville, Tennessee with her son Kaiser, 5, from a previous relationship with Nathan Griffith, and her daughter Ensley, 2, with David.
In photos posted since the announcement and move, Jenelle has been without her diamond ring.
The former reality star first sparked reconciliation rumors when she dropped her restraining order request against him.
In the request, she claimed he was “abusive” and “violent” throughout their 2-year marriage.
She detailed 11 alleged incidents of abuse, and confessed she was “scared” for her life and for the “well-being” of her children.
Days later, she was spotted walking through Music City with David and their daughter.
The reunion left family and friends “shocked and horrified,” a source told The Sun.
But despite the evidence, a second source close to Jenelle insisted she is still desperate to divorce David and that the two are “co-parenting.”
The insider previously told The Sun: “Everyone is saying they are back together, they are not.
“They met so he could see Ensley. He hasn’t seen Ensley since October.”
The Davidson County Court clerk in Nashville confirmed to The Sun that Jenelle hasn’t filed for divorce.
The source explained: “You can’t just go to a courthouse and file.
“There is a period of time you have to wait before you can file for divorce.
The insider continued: “I don’t think there are any intentions for them to get back together.”
Jenelle was fired from Teen Mom 2 after David shot and killed their family dog.
He admitted to the incident, claiming he murdered the pooch for nipping at their daughter.
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