Jenelle Evans pulled out her gun after another driver tailgated her and cut her off on the highway with her 8-year-old son in the passenger seat.
The Teen Mom 2 star, 26, grew furious as the driver of a white pickup truck slammed his brakes after he cut her off, causing her and son Jace to dive forward as she slammed on her brakes to avoid a collision, in footage shown during Monday night’s show.
“Are you f—— kidding me, dude? Oh my God. Give me your phone,” Evans told Jace. She dialed 911 and told them she “almost veered out of the road” after the other driver abruptly slowed.
In a black screen, MTV explained the unidentified driver turned off the highway with Evans choosing to follow him.
As she followed the white truck driver to his home, she unbuckled her seat belt, leaned forward and pulled out a small handgun as Jace watched.
“If he tries to get out and hurt you, I can get out this nerf gun and whip him,” Jace told his mother.
When she called her husband David Eason to explain the situation, he asked where she was, to which she replied, “Now I’m in front of his house,” as she appeared to take photos of the man’s home and vehicle.
“I got three cameras in my car, they got the whole thing,” she yelled at the driver. “I just called the law on you, you were tailgating me, you dumba—.”
As she backed her car, she unintentionally backed into the man’s mailbox, causing him to yell at her, although what he specifically said was not audible.
The incident escalated as the driver got back into his car and began to block Evans’ car from leaving.
“Dude, he just hit my car! Babe, he just hit my f—— car!” she yelled at Eason who was still on speakerphone as she attempted to drive off.
“Dude, leave me alone!” she said as she pulled out her firearm. (While MTV cameras did not show Evans brandishing the handgun, they did show a black screen reading, “At this point, Jenelle pulled out her firearm.”)
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Evans did not immediately respond to People’s request for comment.
She escaped as she raced back to the main road, telling Eason the other driver was following her.
“Well, don’t f—— god damn follow him!” Eason yelled at her through the speakerphone. “You call the police, you don’t follow people.”
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As Evans ended the conversation, she called MTV producer Kristen to explain the situation. As she did so, a police car pulled her over.
“Dude, please come, now I’m being pulled over because I called the cops and the guy called the cops,” she told Kristen as she began to cry.
The incident took place in May, with Evans telling police the other driver had raced “in front of me and purposely slammed on the brakes at 70-something miles an hour. This guy is trying his hardest for me not to be behind him anymore. He is literally going crazy, swerving in and out of lanes.”
Evans claimed that the man’s erratic behavior made her “slam on the brakes so hard that my phone went flying” that her son “almost got whiplash and almost hit the dash.”
The man involved in the incident, however, alleged that Evans left out some information. In the notes from the 911 call listed in a report obtained by People via the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office, the male driver alleged the reality star “followed him to his house,” “hit his [truck], ran over his mailbox, and pulled a gun on him.” He told authorities that he “wants her stopped and charged.”
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Neither driver was charged in connection with the incident.
The mother of three—to Jace, son Kaiser, 3, and daughter Ensley, 18 months—has come under fire for sharing photos and videos of herself with guns on social media, including when her husband shared a clip of Evans holding and aiming a rifle the same day as the Florida high school shooting in February that killed 17.
Evans didn’t back down, even posting a photo of her son Kaiser with a toy gun captioned “#CountryLiving” shortly after.
She also talked to Jace in a recent episode about the National Rifle Association and explained to him that she supported the second amendment.