Teen Mom Jenelle Evans slammed by fans after revealing her dog Rosie is PREGNANT after David Eason’s pet killing scandal

TEEN Mom Jenelle Evans outraged fans after revealing the news that her dog Rosie is pregnant saying she "didn't mean" for it to happen.

Back in 2019, fans were horrified after Jenelle's husband, David Eason, killed their family dog Nugget claiming that the French bulldog bit their daughter Ensley.

But now it seems that the couple is expanding their family of fur babies as the 29-year-old announced that their Goldendoodle puppy is expecting.

Jenelle dropped the news in a TikTok video as David propped the canine up in the background.

The ex reality star started the conversation saying: "Hey y'all, did you know Rosie is pregnant?"

She smiled at the camera before sarcastically commenting: "Rosie's pregnant. Oh how did that I happen? I have no idea."

The ex TV star went on to explain: "It's Junior's babies," referencing their pair's other farm dog.

A slew of questions poured in from fans demanding answers to the surprising reveal.

Jenelle addressed one question by responding: "So, how are they going to turn out? I don't know. I have no idea."

As more concerns were raised, Jenelle clarified that the news was unexpectant to her as well.

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"Y'all listen. I ain't mean for Rosie to get pregnant, okay," she said.

The Teen Mom 2 alum explained that the couple attempted to separate the dogs and kept a watchful eye on them, admitting that they were not successful in keeping them apart.

"We'll be having little Goldendoodles," she concluded.

'MEET ROSEY'

Jenelle and David brought Rosie home just months after the shooting incident with their dog, Nugget.

After speculations that the pair had bought a new dog when the two were spotted buying a new dog bed, Jenelle took to Twitter to confirm the news.

Along with a picture of her kids hugging a dog, she wrote: "NEW BLOG: Meet Rosey.

"Since everyone's asking... here's our 'new' pet."

BACKLASH

Although she made the announcement in excitement, her post garnered the opposite.

A lot of fans slammed her for even getting a new dog and claimed that they shouldn't be allowed to own any more pets.

One of her followers wrote: "You have sentence[d] another poor creature to death ... When is it going to stop?"

Another followed with harsher words and tweeted: "Great, another dog for David to murder."

And another even tagged The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) and wrote: "Hope this one doesn't get dragged out of the woods and a bullet through it's head.

"Some people should not be owning dogs or any other type of pets. #DogKillers"

Others simply tried to give the mother of three some advice on how to keep her "new" dog alive.

One person wrote: "Keep her away from David is all I will say. Also please teach your kids not to grab or hold a dog by the neck.

"This can upset the dog and cause them to NIP. We sure do not want Rosie to end up like Nugget."

JENELLE OPENED UP

Back in May, Jenelle opened up about the incident while being interviewed by Candace Owens.

After Candace asked Jenelle about the incident, the former MTV star recalled: "So basically, it was me, my daughter and my other two kids and David and we were all sitting in the living room and you know, my daughter and the dog were having like a cute little moment.

"So David started filming from far away and then all of a sudden she went to go give the dog a hug and the dog like bit her on the face, almost in the eye."

Jenelle continued: "Then, after that happened, you know, the way David was raised, he took the dog outside and took care of it himself.

"My kids were inside the house at the time...[They] did not see anything, did not hear anything. 

"David didn't announce what he was doing or anything."

DAVID APOLOGIZED

Candace then asked Jenelle what she meant by saying David was "raised" that way, with the mother of three explaining: "He's very country.

"I was raised in Pennsylvania, and then he was born and raised in the South.

"So like if a dog was aggressive, they would put it down themselves. 

"And David said, you know, if I took the dog to the humane society, they probably would've done the same thing because of the aggression."

Later in the conversation, Jenelle revealed that David has thought a lot about the incident and has "apologized so much."

Jenelle and David share 4-year-old daughter Ensley together, while she is also the mother to 11-year-old son Jace and 6-year-old son Kaiser.