Jenelle Evans has found an interesting solution for an ex who leaves his problems behind.
The “Teen Mom” alum recently revealed how she handled David Eason’s abandoned vehicle after their relationship went sideways.
Jenelle Evans has spent years navigating a complicated relationship with David Eason, including marriage, separation, divorce, reconciliation rumors, and coparenting. The former couple co-parents their 9-year-old daughter, Ensley.
Evans recently shared a photo of a black SUV sitting inside her garage. She claimed the vehicle belonged to Eason, who had allegedly left it at her house after their relationship ended. Rather than waiting for him to retrieve it, Evans decided that the vehicle was no longer her responsibility.
Her message to anyone facing a similar situation was remarkably straightforward. “If your ex abandoned his vehicle at your house, get it towed,” Evans wrote. She added “#NotMyProblem” over the photo, making her feelings about the situation particularly clear.
On her Instagram story, Evans also appeared to reference another former partner, August Keen, asking, “August, is yours next?” with a laughing emoji. In a follow-up selfie, she celebrated that the situation was finally off her “to-do” list.
Evans made it clear that she no longer planned to keep accommodating someone else’s responsibilities. Another interesting part of her post was that it was set to the classic 2004 hit tune from rapper Jay-Z, “99 Problems.”
A BMW Created Drama Between The Former Couple
Eason’s vehicle situation was not exactly new territory for the former couple. Their divorce settlement had already assigned him responsibility for a BMW that became another point of disagreement.
Eason was awarded the BMW in their July 2025 divorce settlement. He was also ordered to take over any remaining car payments connected to the vehicle. Evans later filed for Eason to be held in contempt of court.
She claimed he had refused to pay debts he was legally responsible for after their split, including the BMW. The 38-year-old had previously addressed the issue on X, writing, “I’m not paying to ship a BMW [laughing emoji] that’s why he agreed to take it.”
She added that the arrangement was included in a legal court document and suggested that Eason follow the rules, as shared by US Magazine. Their relationship has remained complicated since their February 2024 separation after years of being on and off.
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Evans and Eason welcomed their daughter Ensley in January 2017 before marrying eight months later. They eventually separated in February 2024 after nearly a decade of being on and off.
Their divorce was finalized in July 2025, but the former couple later sparked reconciliation rumors after being spotted together. Evans subsequently explained that their relationship was about coparenting rather than getting back together romantically.
In her TikTok video, the “Teem Mom 2” star acknowledged that fans were worried about her allowing Eason back into her life. She said things initially felt positive.
According to Evans, he was “very sweet and caring” and tried to hold her hand and touch her frequently. She later said the change happened within a month, when Eason developed an “attitude” and began “name-calling” when frustrated.
She said the behavior reminded her of what she had dealt with for nine years and made her recognize familiar red flags. Evans said the behavior reminded her of what she had experienced throughout their relationship. “That was the sh-t I was dealing with for nine years, and I refuse to still put up with it now,” she said.
The ‘Teen Mom’ Alum’s Daughter Witnessed Her Breaking Point
@jenellelevanss Life Update Part 2 💔🙄 I’m done protecting everyone else’s feelings at the expense of my own. I’m finally ready to talk about this situationship I had with my ex. Leave before it gets worse. 🫶🏼
Evans said her breaking point came after her ex allegedly made insulting comments toward Ensley before school. She claimed the comments continued in the car until she turned around to reassure their daughter that she was “beautiful, gorgeous and smart.” Evans then said she ordered Eason to leave her house.
According to her account, he turned the car around and returned before demanding that she take the children to school herself. She said she could barely walk or drive because she was in pain.
When they returned home, Evans alleged that Eason began packing his belongings, dumping out her purse and going through her things. She said she threatened to call the police because there was a no-contact order between them.
She claimed Eason immediately became scared and left, leaving his belongings behind. Evans said he still had not asked for them, which she described as strange.
The incident came during a difficult period for Evans, who had undergone knee surgery in April and was later diagnosed with complex regional pain syndrome.
Evans said dealing with Eason’s behavior during that period made her feel like she was watching her past repeat itself. “I was seeing everything happen all over again before my f-cking eyes,” she said.
How Jenelle Evans Stepped Into Her Divorce Glow Up
The MTV star focused on redefining her life since her divorce. That included a major physical transformation, but she has also described the period as an emotional reset focused on healing and rebuilding.
She underwent a full mommy makeover after three pregnancies and losing more than 15 pounds through diet and exercise. “I also thought it would be the best time because I got my tubes tied and I’m not having any more kids,” Evans said.
The procedure included a tummy tuck to repair diastasis recti and the removal and replacement of her saline breast implants. The Las Vegas resident had the procedure done with Dr. Rachel Mason. In 2025, The Blast revealed that Evans viewed her divorce as a “reset button” and chose the makeover as part of entering a new chapter.
She said she wanted to move away from the “fear, chaos, anxiety” of her previous life and create more “peace” and “safety” for herself and her children. The physical recovery was difficult, especially during the first two weeks, but Evans said she did not regret her decision.
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